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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
I EVIsON's HUSTER's RID DROP.-oaice


IL Ne Division sIn consequence of the great and
extraordinary this medicine has performed In Veperca
in is stages when every thing had been used TO gsea
effect where the patient bad been given
past recovery having gained for itself celebrity praeed
IN the annals of medcineunprnciped nostrum venders al
most three months since was FIRST brought out which
five years countsreng 1t and trying In various
ways N destroy its popularity.
Lvons Hunters Red Drop warranted TO effect prompt
permanent and safe without dieting seeming, or him
drance from business in nil cases OF Venerra and under all
circumstances
Price 81 per bottle All genuine will have the name Of IT,
Levison on he obtained all hours Office No
Division st Chatham Square, and other
place In this CITY, n2i Inn
RONE >ETTISG;-DoCToR HEWITT, Bone Set
ID informs the public, that such has been the
Of his practice la this city, he obliged 10 eenne his
operations his No 6a Prince street except n
where patients lame attend Such will con
tinue visit their homes Dr. IL administers medi
cines Internally His attention Is wholly given TO particular
class diseases In these his practice lsrgnated IVY the late
Dr. Job sweet Of Boen and entirely anersoi from tina o
ordinary surgery has been ssgnariy sucss among oss
diseases docaobs fractures spraiu hip diseases white
dwellings nervous paraytic and rheumatic affections,
fractions the spine and other Determines, veal
of the limbs, Gc.
To ur,, VINO are not scquanted with the great efficacy
this mode Of treatment, land II Is yet but ue understood
New York; Dr. ewet will cheeruy give references 10
en,s who have been, who are now, usser bis care
Dr. Hewets charges n-sfe-espeeialyt 10 those whe
annot afford 10 pay more literally. sfJSm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

OUS HAIR-Tbe bane OF fenlsie beauty, Wnsner on the
forehead, secs still unsghty the upper lip may he
rfectuay removed by a use OF ATkiNsONS DHFILA
TORY its operation instantaneous, removing hs hair with
out the least spprnch 10 psp and leaving the skin and
before twice using the Depseory be roots
the hair usually destroyed TO reaare further
rcaton OF il No bad consequences from its need be
pretended, be used an INFANTS skH without any
bad effects.
him 70 operate efecualy and to be perfectly
effects Price 81. Sold wholesale and renhhy
H. G. HART, tT3 Broadway,
eorner Courtapdt a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
ais THERE NO BALM IN Gle AD "

YES = BsIm has been found II DR.. JAYNE's INDIAN
ExPECTORANT, Balm whose health regeneratng powers
tave be eqused We therefore say TO the Of
ncted child e man. come try H. Try in coughs colj
SUMPTION asha piing Of bleod and all iseases OF the
Lungs and Breast and will deceive you, 1t has truly
wrought mrycles in raising the afflicted rem the Jaws Of death
and res,ered health TO joy, ard to g,nes Thou
sands have used H. and relief and therefore why
your tmay be had Of A. b. and ID. SANDS leo Fulton
cor. OF william 81. Price ~ 90 nE-lms
TSNND-MV BERNARDUs LEDEBOER takes The
pleasure TO inform his friends and the public in general
that he opened Apohecsry Store Al No. - Chambers
st. doors from Chatham, where he viii be happy To wait
day and night upon those who honor him with bek
trenage Ne has studied In Europe ard for the last sixteen
months he was employed the we'll known establishment ri
Mr. j. Mhau where he trusts he has given entire sats-
faction
Medicines Of the hes, quality viii used by him. and phy
clans prescriptions will be with and despatch and
n The law ed tcrms poSsble. n59m~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

NJ And for sole by Of the respectable drueg.i i ,h
city and the u. States o26-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

A HTIFIClAls TBlGT ~, without slasps, sprngs
"A thereby avoiding injury the adjoining te.ih tho
principles Of atmospheric pressure by LtvETT Dentist
This method generally known and approved needs
comment being wholly different In principle ard result from
any praciced In New York.
s references OF the highest order smpebe erin-
ion N the New York psbc this improved system may 10
in the follow ing respectable papers
Vide New York Mirror 18th July 1886.
C~urcv n Enquirer, 18th December 1895.
ENnninp Star 17th Jnre. 1877 % 7snos
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18
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LATEST FROM FLORIDA.
From the Jacksonville Courier, March )

From the Jacksonville Courier, March 2.
An express leaving Fort Armstrong
at Dade's Battle ground, on Thursday
last, and arriving at Black Creek on
Saturday night last, brought intelli-
gence that SO Indians had come in and
surrendered to Gen. JEsup. Among
them were Jumper, Alligator, Abra1
nam, and Little Cloud. Micanopy, the
great pond Governor, had not come in,
but had sent bis ''talk" to the General.
lie says that he is unwilling to go west
that ne has done fighting and will
night no more-that lie is sick-that al
though ne cannot consent to 90 West,
ne supposes the whites can send him
where they please. So, we are told,
ran his ''ta!k."
Gen. Jesup had extended the time
for the Indians to come in from the 25th
to the 9th February. If any should
remain unwilling to surrender after that
time, they were to expect no more DAYS
of truce. Operations were to com
,naence vigorously against all such.
Preparations Of every kind have been
constantly making to continue the war,
and to prosecute it without delay,
should the conduct of the Indians rem
der active operations necessary.
It's the general opinion that the war
is drawing to close. When we hear,
upon good authority, that the head
chief, Micanopy, has surrendered, and
is in the camp of the General of our ar
my, then we should unhesitatingly say
that the war has closed-& that the figh-
ting is done. We believe now that there
will be no more fighting; none of any
account /; but should the Indians refuse
to surrender, separate intosmall squads,
or scatter and secret themselves in the
swamps and hammocks, or everglades,
it will be with infinite difficulty that
our troops can find and capture them.
We fear this will be the course which
some ofthem will take.
Philip is at bis town, it is said, with
his men and negroes, and has sent no
message or ''talk" to Gen. Jesup. Then
there are some Indians down about the
Capes, who have not, it is supposed,
been with the main body. They lived
in that section, and when they heard of
the war, they broke forth s. committed
depredations upon the whites, and did
all the damage they could. Should the
war now close. considerable time will
be required to bring in all these parties.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18
-MARRrEn.-

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. DAVID
II. hENNIsoN, Mr.. ARCHIBALD VAN
DIVER, Of this county, to Miss REBEc-
CA, daughter of Joseph Williams, Esq,
of Hardy county.
On the same day, by the Rev. VIM.
II. FooTE, Col. JAMES CAUDY, to
Miss MARGARET ELLEN, daughter of
Christopher Heiskell, Esq, all Of this
county.
On Thursday last, by the same, Mr.
PARSONS TAYLOR, son of Edward Tay-
lor, Esq, of fredericksburg, this CO.,
to Miss ANN H1pER, daughter of Mi
chael Hider, Esq, of Hardy county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18
baltimore Market, March 10.

CArTLE.-We advance our quotations to-.
day for Beck on the hoof, in consequence OF
the limited supply, to SO a 80 SO.
FLoUR.-Howard street-Small parcels are
selling from stores at $40 rs. and the wagon
price $40 rs, with small advance for choice
brands; transactions are quite limited.
The inspections for the week, ending Thurs
day evening, comprise 76s5 barely.
GRAIr-WHEAT-A tha.close $Tiast week
two cargoes of Germaa rcd Wheat, Of prime
quality, were sold at 81 16 per bushel. a
Cargo Of 6000 bushels prime red and white,
was sold at. So 81 per bushel.
CoRN-Early in the week sales of Yellow
were made at 80 90 cents, and of White at
IS 81 cents. Since then yellow has been
sold at 80 81 cent?, and White at So a SO
cents
RYE-Has declined shade, and we now
quote Maryland at 81 20 a ST. rs per bushel
OATe-Still continue in fair supply. We
quote the current price at AZ .4S cents.
CLovEnsEED.-The demand continues good,
and sales are making from stores at SO a 90
so, the latter price for very prime seed. We
quote the wagon price at 81 rs a SO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18

Alcee La Brsnehee, Of Louisiaaa, 70 be
Charge d'Afiairss to the Republic of Texas,
William w. Chew, Of Pennsylvania, to be
Secretary of the Legation Of the United States
to the Court of His Majesty the Emperor of
all the Russias
William Smith, Of Alabama and John Ca.
iron of Tennessee, to be associate Justices of
the Supreme Court of the United States.
Heman Lowry to be Marshall for the Dis
trict of Vermont.
Abraham Van Buren, to be Secretary unde,
the 9th section of the act to reorganize the &C.
neral Land Office approved the 4th day Of Ju-
ly, 1896.
John Bell to be Surveyor of Public Lands
acquired by the trtaty with the Chickasaw
Indians.
as- The Senate ofthe U. States adjourned
on VesterdaN Week
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18
.a3poiatne1sts by the President,

by & with the advice & consent of the Senate,
q Joel r. poinsett, of South Carolina, to be
Secretary ofWar.. ,,:, 70 be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister pienlpo-
feniary to the Court of His Majesty the En-
pcror Of all the Russias.
Henry Wheaton to be Envoy ExtraofSilna..
fy and Minister Plenipotentiary at the court
ef HIS Majesty the King of Prussia.
end Minister Plenipoteptiary to Mexico.
William II. Haywood, OF North Oafoilha'
b Be Charge a'Ahairs to the King eibelglum'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18

Crcssi Superior Court of Lao and
Caancerytor Hampshire county, SIS.
Elisha Gulickj plaintiff, against
John, Joseph, Amos, Mary, William, i
Daniel and Stephen Guick, children
& heirs of Ferdinand Gulick, decd,
and Herbert Cool nd.Sarah his wife,
late Sarah GuhclS; and Alfred Gu
lick and Nancy his wife; the said
Sarah and Nancy being also chilA|
drcn and heirs Of said Ferdinand Gu
lick; decd IN CHANCERY. /
THIS cause came on to be heard
this 18th day Of April, 1886, on the bill,
exhibits and dispositions, land it ap-
pearing by evidence filed IN the cause i
that the Defendants arc not inhabitant4|
ofthis Commonwealth, and puLlicaeiooia
according TO Law hath beer. made re-
curing them to appear aid anewef the
Complainants bill which they have fail /
ed to do, the said BIZ. is therefore taI
ken for confessed and the eause was|
argued IN consideration whereof, it il
-adjndged, orde red and aecreed, thaS|
Master Commissioner, John Kern, JY. \
20 state and ascertain the amount dua|
IRON the Defendants to the Complain
ant, alloMing to the said Defendants eli 4
Just credits which shall be proved or|
TIER behalfor admitted by the Complail
Aant, and make report thereof to thsI
court IN order to q final decree.
a copy-Teste,
ooHN B. wnlTE. 6. n. :.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18
LATEST FROM TEXAS.
NEW ORLEANS, Mar

NEW ORLEANS, March g.,
The schooner Byron, which arrived on Sat
urday from Brazoria, brought us file of the
Texas Telegraph to the 2lst ult. An express
direct from San Antonio had brought intelli-
gence that Bravo had left the command of the
Mexican army, and returned to Mexlco,leav-
ing Gen. Armada 1t Metamoras with force
of four or Ave thousand men,. Thatthe latter
had it in contemplation to despatch six or
eight hundred mounted men to seize upon San
Antonio and Goliad, knowing that the latter
place was uncccupied, and the former only
garrisoned by small force.
After the occupation, commissioners were
to be sent forward to the Government of Tex
as, to treat for peace and Independence.
The editors Of the Telegraph, in comment
ing upon THE information, remark that, show
far this may be true, time alone can deter
mine 1t may be an artifice of the enemy,
for purposes which it Is not easy to conPre-
bend. We would, however, advise the citi-
zens to put their guns in shooting order, and
in every way equip themselves for service, in
the event of being called to The field. But at
the same time we caution them not to be NOV
ed by idle reports, which too frequently OBJ
tain credit.
eve are fully persuaded that the
Executive and Secretary of War are
alert, and will give the earliest inforaa-
ton Of the approach Of the enemy"
A letter from the army, under date
ofthe 18th ult., represents every thing
as being in an excellent condition.
Order, harmony, and discipline prevail
ed among the soldiers; who are greatly
elated at the prospect OF a speedy en-
counter with the enemy:
The Telegraph complains consider
ably of the extensive frauds practised
in the United States, both under the
pretence ofraising money for the Tex
an Government, and in the sale ofland
claims, which have no real foundation.
The friends Of Texas are advised not
to intrust their donations to any but
persons who are satisfactorily known
as the authorized agents efthe Govern
ment, since MANY dishonest persons,
passing themselves upon the good citi-
zens Of the United States as agents of
Texas, have asked & received valuable
contributions Of money, clothes, &C.;
which were never handed over, but u
sed for individual advantage.
OF the other species Of imposition,
the editors say: LAND claims and
grants ofland are sold without the foun-
dation of titles, which the purchaser
would see, if he were acquainted with
the laws of colonization.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18
ITEMS OF NEWS.

o. The French have got TO manufacturing
Sugar from CuEsNUTs.
There was severe snow storm in Savan-
nah on the 4th inst AT IL O'Clock on that
day the snow was twelve inches deep and was
still falling.
Hay imported into Boston from Scotland,
has been sold at Ss22 to 20 per ton.
There were 1000 exhibitors and 10000 ar
ticles exhibited at the late Fair of the Ameri-
can Institute, of New York.
The Pennsylvania house Of representatives
have ordered 10 600 copies of President jack
sons Farewell Message to be printed. This
is a palpably unconstitutional appropriation
They might as well have printed the annual
and ether messages of the President.-PHIL.
| ACE.
There were 1T2 deaths in New York city
during week before last, of which 80 were BY
consumption, II by scarlet fever, and 20 by
inflammation Of the lungs.
SATrsFAcTIoE.-A Paris paper says that a
duel was lately fought between barrister and
merchant, The rain fell in torrents, but be-
ing men Of spirit, the two combatants took of
their coats and fired twice ct each other with
out hitting, when the matter was settled. In
fortnight afterwards both died Of infamma
ton of the chesti
TAX ON FoRE1oN CAp1rx1.---A law 10
New York taxed Foreign Capital employed
in Insurance, ten per cent 1t has been re-
peaied, and the tax reduced to two per cent.
SLAVERY IN CONFERENCE.-THE Mid,
dletown, Connecticut Sentinel, has the follow
ing notice:
"NorIcE.-fHE POOR of the town of Cha
than WILL BE SOLD on the first Monday Of
March 1887, at the house Of Zebulon Penield,
Esq, at nine o'clock in the forenoon.
IMMEasE Coal FIELp.-The greatest coal
field of the world, probably, lies on the valley
Of the Mississippi. 1t would cover aspace of
100000 square miles, equal to the half Of
Europe-~or 1900 miles in length by 600 in
breadth!
ExrRAoRDINARY SuooTINe;.-The follow
ing exploit with fowling piece in England,
is about on par with our western rife shoot
ing -
ssMr. Henry White Of Tewsbury, in the
presence of several sporting characters, and
10 decide considerable wager, hit, with
single barrel gun, fifty one out of fifty five
penny pieces, thrown up in the cir by himself.
1t is supposed that no man in England can
perform the like feat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18
NOTICE.

A meeting of the Democratic Re-
publicans Of Hampshire coun.y,will be
held in Romney, on lie eth day Qft4is
month, it being court day, for the pur-
pose Of nominating two suitable per-
sons as candidates to represent said
county in the next General Assembly
of Virginia. A full attendance from
both ends ofthe county is desirable.
March II, MANI
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18

Recognition Of the Indegezdezee q
Teras.-The Independence Of Texas
has been formally recognised by the
United States. 1t lis stated that the Sc
nate having passed the resolution, and
the other House the appropriation for a
Minister at large, Gen. Jackson sent
for Col. Wharton, the Texan Minis
ter, at eleven o'clock on Friday night,
recognised him as Minister, and sent
the name of Mr.. Labranche, Of Louisi-
ana; to the Senate as Charge to Texas.
At the Inauguration of the new Presi-
dent, Messrs. Wharton and Hunt took
their places among the diplomatic
corpse.-BaN. finer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18

ou- Below Springfield, a day or two ago,
the TEAM ofJoHH BRADY, Esq, and DRIVER,
made a very narrow escape from being drown
ed in attempting to cross the South Branch
near Parker's Mill-as itswas, we regret to
learn, Mr.. g. had his leader drowned and lost
a portion of all the gear and his wagon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18

The Editor of the Richmond Enquirer, hay
ing returned from Washington, ayaiis himself
of the first opportunity, to retail the CONVEX
stations between himself and the late Presl-
dent, and 10 curry favor with Mr.. Van Buren,
by fillsome eulogy and flatteryi The follow
ing extract will exsitc the laughter Of every
reader. The idea that the offer Of second
Presidential term was the 'bitterest cup that
had ever been presented to General Jackson,
is supremelv and inexpressibly amusing. We
make the following extracts from thls toad
eating article-BALT. PAT.
II congratulate you, sir" (said a friend on
Saturday last, Immediately after the lnaugu-
ration, while General Jackson was surround
ed by tho brilliant multitude at the White
House, vi congratulate you on your retire
ment. You are this day more fortunate than
your successor. You are laying down your
cares, while he is taking them up, 81 thank
you.'' (replied the old man with his checks
flushed and his eyes sparkling with pleasure
s'you are right, Sir, ! ann now happy. lay
down nv Office with delight am now free
fron, csra." But the day before, he declared,
~fiHt the mines Of Peru would not induce Inn
~ remain in this house six months longer
Thai tbe bitterest cup which had ever been
presented 10 his lips was when the second
form Of the Presidency was offered to nm
anil he was forced to swallow 1t Tor the saKeoi
his country 1--WE part sr ir,.n s1id bnf S Dia
Gar, heir hands were unlocked, he observed
with great deal of feeling and dignity,)--
ssYm, Virginians, will not do justice to my
Proclamation. / have read the political WI,
tinas of your own Jefferson and Madison,an
/ csnnot perceive how the principles OF my
Proclamation, as it was intended, clash IN the
SLIGHTEST degree with the principles OF those
ill., trious men, "Well, General, does the
authoritative exposition published four years
aimed in the Globe, express the principles OF
yourrProclamation p cit does, Sir:'' ''May
We consider it as subscribed by the name OF
Andrew Jackson:'' "Certainly-certalnly,. :
We hive no words to express the energy with
which the old man spoke
The Alexandra Gazette, Of Monday,
says there are rumors of some difficult
ties III the Cabinet already.-Mr. For
sythis said to have kicked atthe protfel
Of thcDmission to Austria. He holds
on YET however.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18

40 &SSI fE1S2sss
z2zT TNssse>SS 6tss s5s ,@gc>csS

DIED, on the 9th inst, at his resi-
dence in Moorefeld, CHARLES LOEB,
ST.. Esq, Clerk ofthe Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Hardy
County, after protracted illness and
at an advanced age,-a gentleman
mitch beloved and highly respected.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18

We learn from Richmond, that Judge
WILLIAM DANIEL and JAMES M. MA
SON, Esq, occupy the most prominent
place amongst the gentlemen who have
been named for the vacancy in the U.
S. Senate, caused by Senator Parker''s
election as Judge Of the Court of Ap-
peals.-Free Press.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18
SILK, AND BEET SUGAR.

The culture of Silk, and the manu-
facture of sugar from the beet, are rap
idly gaining the attention of the citi-
Gems of this country. The Legislatures
of some of the States; have already in
corporated companies and passed 9TH
er laws, for promoting and encouraging
the business, and we trust the period is
not far distant, when their production
will form part Of the employment Of
every agricultural family. We can
see no reason to doubt, why the manu-
facture ofsugar(an indispensable article
In every family may not become as
common as boiling apple-butter.
70 the production Of SILK an, su-
gar, we may look, in some measure,
for that employment For Females, which
the bani.hment of the spinning wheel
mas deprived ,nem--and which is SO
essential to the morals and interests Of
the ce-nmunity.-FfdnAias Repository.
Horrible Consequences Of Mtemper-
ance,-On Sunday evening a labourer
and his wife, who reside in list STREET
New York, got themselves so drunk
that while they were sitting at the fire
the woman let. her child. about four
months old. fall from her lap Into the
hre, and neither she nor ner husband
was able to eStlicate ii until it was too
late Ia The aeonizing screams ofthe lit
.ie unfortunate caused lodger,in the
nesse TO run into. the. room; who be-
held the beastly father Of the POOR child
endeavoriag to raise it from the flames,
b.. SO completely PROSTATE was he with
liquor that the child was literally roast
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18
JOHN B. WHlTE, c. n. &.
coNhIssIoNER's OFffcE, RonsEy,
March IL. 1897,

THE parties interested in the absya
decree, will take notice, that shall az
tend at my Office, in Romney, on SAT-
urosag, 22d .4prilnert, when and where
they will appear with such papers,
vouchers and evidence as they mag
think proper, in order to carry the sand
into effect
JOHN KERN, Jr.
Master COMMISSIONER
March II, IS37.--5t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18

The WiIlianlsport Banner of Saturday last
SAYS: "The Canal in this neighborhood is
now clear Office, and from the present aspect
of the weather, the navigation may be resum-
ed about the middle of next week Throughout.
the whole line"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18

We learn from the Richmond (va.) papers
that CLAIBORNE w. GoocH has been appoints
ed Postmaster ofthat city. The compiler
in announcing the fact, says s'this is good
appointment. We have no doubt but Col:
Gooch win conduct the affairs Of the office in
y most satisfactory manner"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-18
ENaaM E7sea. t&xySe.

WILL be offered at Public sale, on
Monday the 9Th day of March nsrt, be-
fore the Courthouse door in Komney,
Two Tracts of XAauA.
adjoining each other, on the Allegha-
ny Mountain, in Hardy county, half a
mile from the North Western Turn
pike Road the first containing
$40 Acres,
more or less, and known by the name
of "My Lords Meadow Tract" 200
acres under fence and well set in grass,
and 100 or more acres suitable for the
SAND. The other tract contains
SO Acres,
of good grass land--4O acres undo
fence, adjoining the lands Of Mr., ,tona-
well, Shillignhpgs and others. Per
sons desiring to view this land will
please Gail on the subscriber.
fERMS,-One third of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance
in four yearly payments, the purchaser
giving bond and security, and a deed
of trust on the land
EMANUEL ARNOLD.
March a, lS37.-tds.