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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25
M u N E Y M "A I< n Ell.
Thursday, Nav 81, @ p. M.


The depression noticed in the stock market yesterday
contnres today The operations have been
az tor some days previous and in almost every instance
decline in price Canton Company however advanced
cent u D. Bank closed falling off of per cent; Phsnx
Bank fell OF cent at the close-some sales at
decline offs per centh decline Of per
sale Tuesday Morris Canal declined per ON the sale
ofyesterday Mohawk receded per The sales
were at decline Of IA IL per cent.
Stocks have been up with the first return.
ing confidence until they have reached points higher than
hey worth consequently they fall back from their
speculative values, and though money still plenty there is
less seeking investment than has been for the last
week days This reaction therefore, creates no sur
prize, though the most sanguine anticipated little high r rise
Foreign exchange for the packets which unit, to-
has been sold today the highest point and to
limited amount Yesterday afternoon there fair business
done, chiefly the Prime Ward King got II
for small amounts in two iRsances II is however the price
and heldsrs firm this the rates remain
the last packet day, f53c At New Orleans On
the ls,h exchange Londsn at II q ia per cent
Inlaad exchange still resedes sales Georgia today at In
H. The rates Of discount on southern paper generally has in
creased little. U. 8 Bark paper held at per cent
We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette that at
of the Indiana banks resolved correspond with those
of Ohio and Kentucky in reference early resumption
The Bank OF West Florida about busins n
Apaachcoa; the old bills have called in and viii b.
paid sight H. Stevenson has elected and
J. C. Virgins, cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

CHARAcTHRfsrIc SKsrsnns or DRyMnsns.-Mr.
EditoY,-ln accordance with previous observance I
take great pleasure In Announcing to the psbhc the
safe arrival Of our illnstriOus friend. Alexander
Box1ce. He has been away upon q voyage of dis
covery in the South Seas-was wrecked upon the
coast of Protect and Exck0xge and taken up by the
fast sailing Brig Promise and safely brought into
our harbor amid the smiles and cheers Of IN applaud
ing people. He was enabled, during his voyage, 10
make some important discoveries such as Decd
Sea in Mississippi, remnant of the tribe Of Israel in
Alabama, and Jpds Ireein Florida, 10 which he at
tributes the failure of with the Indians. He
saysit is confidently asserted also, and believed by
some animals of peculiar breed that MEX biddls
caused the burning Of Charleston, in order that ne
might establish charitable fame He has taken
lodgings in town, and can be seen on Change at
any seasonable hour during the day.
Geek Robin.-It is said that the dye OF his destiny
IS about being cast in the shades OF domestic life
God grant that its colors may be Iastmg as MS FORM
er life has been neritoriohs.
Black Hapk-Is fleurshing like the green bay tree.
He is perfectly stocked with the smiles OF beauty,
and reves in all the luSnries Of fancy business.
JOks Oppossuns-Lcft the city the morning on
which his character made It's advent, in search OF
country game. A copy has been forwarded TO him.
however, which will reach him in due time at the
theatre of his fame.
r1 70. 20; Sn up up DC s. sum tree,
II johnny gethm ont
#esssss glib him dolla."
small baboon with an amputated tail has recent
~ appeared in our ranks, who shall receive favorable
notice in few days. Ii you wish to stir up doodle
make noise and the mountain will soon begin TO
heave. Shade of Cock Robin depart in peace!
Gil BIAS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25
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The spring business nearly therefore there are
not many new features 70 record The state OF the weather
Messrs. Hoffman had small sale. given below.
CoTroS remains nearly the our last The Arrivals
have been scarcely thing for The last days The sgbt
decline mentioned In Have dates seems not 10 have
affected the market much Al New Orleans ON the lsh and
ISM the news from Liverpool TO the sh u had that
city and ~ ugh OF an nnavorabc nature the
aessee midang far eic H. The agents ncorpo-
rated institutions the emily buyers principally ON account
Of the U. Bank To Judge from and opers
toas Of these agents. the design be- on the part Of the
Bank 70 meDopcze the present crop of soon estimate
ing at s5oeso bales but Il may possibly high as
bales In which case the tall strength of the bank
will be required 10 buy and hold sy len the IL
verpool narketts guard against loss.
Comparative view Of from the United estas, "a
Great Britaiu riobs LAT - =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

PoLIcs, Thursday, May "a The pride of the
country-John Denohan and his horse George
Washington, were brought to the police Office ester
day-the former for getting drunk and falling of his
cart and the latter fer safe keeping till his master
gels sober. The defendant was picked ost Of the
gutter in most weful plight by brother cartman
who brought him up on his vehicle, and made the
following statement under oath. DepoHent, az he
was driving dswR Chatham street, observed Mr.. Do
NOLAN tumble from his cart while in state Of bessty
intoxcation, under the fore feet Of his horse who
trod upon his head, and gave him a considerable
wound. peponent finding him non compos, and
very unlikely TO regain his position upon his cart
humanely put him upon his own, and taking General
Washington in tow, brought them beth in.
Och, The divil drap have been after taking, phase
your worship.
MsQistrate.-I am no worship-don't want you TO
worship me.
Msgis.-Aye, I agree that am an honorable maa-
what have you to say1
The dvl run hunting wild his humanity, your
honor. II was the dirty two shiIlings TO cart me
here he is after getting houd OF.
The magistrates ordered the horse to he tied up IN.
der shed, and the driver 10 be sent I'LL he BE-
came sober.
Och, George Washington won, run away, your
honor-he's the pride Of the country. Send me over
for two dirty s6illings-'or the carriage Of me- o
lawsi O lawsl Is il . land Of aqucl rights you call
this7 For two dirty shillnes 10 take mans horse
and cart and himself o mutherl
Possessed Q aFteno.-hODert Reynolds, hand
employed on one of the North River towboats, was
brought in charged with stealing from the steamboat
Hudson on her passagefrom Kingston 10 this city on
Tuesday the SUM Of cit in silver and three or four
gilt finger rings. The money was found upon him,
and being asked by the magistrate what ne had to
say for himself, the prisoner replied that the devil
possessed him 10 take II. Justice Hopson ordered
HIM to be cast in prison. in order that the evil one
might be cast out
Eli Brady, Of 338 Broadway, preferred complaint
against John Prime, both blacks, charging him with
stealing stocking full Of silver coin-valuc sSz-
Brady swore that Prime took his keys out OF ms
pocket for the purpose Of locking up his bedroom
door, instead Of which he made Of them TO open
his trunk from which he extracted the above amount
The prisoner could net deny the dsmning proof
against hir1- confessed his crime and gave up the
money, all except sl2, which he had disposed OF IN
the purchase OF pair Of trousers and roundabout
jacket lie was committed IN full.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

Al Poughkeepse "wednesday, The 18th instant bv IN.
Rev ~ Mann Mr. Casper D. Smith of Inc Arr.
Dibbls smith, TO nj. Sarah y Aeher~sn :
On Thsrsay sorsnE, the gath instant by the Rev NJ J.
Gran, Conn merchast, Of Troy, Miss Msry g. Psyn 81
this city. =" "
"Wednesday eveaipg sd instant BY the Rev T. Yer.
miye Of Aesny Berssia b. Ru,on, Joanna NJ dassher
OF VIM. w. Vermilye. - -e-'
On TUESDAY evening the 21d ssan by the Rev Jehs Mur
ray Fosss Charles Wbtiemore, 10 Clara, dspgher sfTi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

Ancient DocJAENT.-The following curious old
scrap has been left with for translation; but as
we are not learned in the Knckerbocker language
before the revolution give rerbotim ct srdtn,
in hopes that some of readers can turn It into
readable English. II is said to have been found in
the pocket book Of old Rip Van Wrinkle being an heir
loom from his father. One thing is certain, it is
bona fde document -
Deson,ber ye s1-l7l6
Rockoned with william and thom. maynos du to
banane - 2-2-10
string bedese quarts mele strings bedese pound
porke string bedese quart syder bense Bit porke
bit half peck mele quarts syder l gil rum or.
mele quarts sydsr gil rum pint rum and mele
carts syder l quart syder half apint rum / gill
rum hafapeck mele l shilon hogs fat syaer quart
pint rum peck mele BRIDE shion l quart syder
ExpLoRINc ExPsDIrIoN.-The following commu-
nication relative to the exploring expedition, is from
,he pen of experienced navigator. and therefore
titled to notice. though the writer would add to the
weight Of his opinion, were he 10 parrisuarise the
kind of yesssls no would employ In the service. As
the matter stands, however, his advice comes too
late. The vessels to compose the expedition are, no
doubt, determined upon
Fer Ms Epsnins Post
Mr.. Edtor-It appears that the exploring expedi.
now Organized, 10 consist OIL SlO0pS OF
war, brig and store ship for relief &c. Feeling
mach interest in the success of this expedition, MAY
be permitted 10 remark that the opinion of expe-
rienced navigatOrs the first talent and atiy cannot
excel in this service with such vessels they not
built nor intended for such use A ship of the may
circumnavigae the world, and her officers NJ make
highly embellished report; the same may be said
of sleeps of war but the essential object of explo
ring expedition is not thus to be attained as we'll
might we expect with heavy fiat, or canal boat
Though ever so commodious,) to compete WITH or
Guide small and alert steamboat in the navigation
Of the Mississippi. Small active vessels generally
speaking the best adapted for exploring service
This is the testimony Of all experience; and it is to
this that must lock if we would well perform any
business or project in which the public take an in
tercst. An OBSERVER.
An "Observer" is thought correct as we are also
informed by veyagers of the greatest experience that
exploring vessels for all should be not under 300
nor over 400 tons. They should be the safest and
best of boats in the heaviest gales and seas also
fast sailers and expert working vessels with suitable
accommodations, tending in the best manner to the
comfort and good health of all on board Such ves-
sels it is believed, would give the most satisfactory
promise Of success.
An expedition composed OF such vessels, and man.
ned by American seamen, would, it is thought, make
ample returns 10 the nation for its expenditure quite
different from composed Of large ships of war,
dazzling only by its show and pompous glitter at an
excessive and unnecessary expenditure.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

Co The Auditor General Of Penns ANA estimates
the amount Of small notes. under the alton Of
g. issued by corporations individuals, on the lat
November last, Of o. SIS 1892 OF this amount 81 l4O
446 were issued in the city and county Of Philadel
phia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

On the 18th Instant Mr. Berjsmn Chaplin In the asth year Of
His relatives and friends isvited his fuseral
sidence, No. 1875 Bowery. 80
On "wednesday the sd Instant Sarah gwinee In the nth
On "wednesday evening the Esd instant In the roth year
r age Abigail Harmon rect ofhe late Capt David Hsrri-
.. Wednesday. the ,sd instant Mr. Michael Buckley, sged
On Tuesday the ,ad .ssr Andrew Smith ~ the $50 year
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

&C. The receipts on the Railroad between Detroit
and Ypsilanti average over $390 day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

BJ' Governor Marcy has issued his proclamation,
offering reward Of seven hundred and fifty dollars
for the apprehension Of Rector
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

CososEs's IrouEsr.-The coroner was called yes
terasv 10 hold an inquest upon q drowned man at
the foot Of Pine street verdici-found drowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

ARRIVAL OF TIE EARL or DuRHAN.-Capt. Forest
Of the schooner Albion from ST. Johns, N. +, and
Halifax. states that brig ofwar, which accompanied
the Hastings, "A, from England, the latter having
Lord Durham, the new governor general Of Canada,
arrived al Halifax previous to the 10th inst
The brig had left the Hastings of the mouth cf the
ST. Lawrence, she being unable to pass the Calf on
account Of the ice. The armed steamer, which also
accompanied the Hastings from England, had en-
deavorcd 10 get into Sydney, G. b., to replenish her
fuel having only one days consumption left, but was
prevented bv the ice. She was monenty expected
At Halifax, when the Albion len.
The Pique frisste, from Halifax for Quebec for the
safety OF which fears had been eHtertsned was safe
in Arichat Capt Frost also states that the ice ex.
tends along the shore north Of Halifax for upward OF
sixty leagues. He has been Familiarity acquainted with
the coast for twenty years. and has never before seen
il lock so formidable at this season ofthe year.
C-Je We learn from Buffalo, that Benjamin Rathbun
has a, length been admitted to bail and released from
his protracisd confinement The amount Of bail re-
qured, and for which bonds have been gwen u in all
$40 600 dollsrs-bcing 5000 dollars upon each pend
ing indictment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

FRAsKLIs TasATRE.-Three dramas Of peculiar in
tercst tonght-Mslstoe Bough Son Of the Sec, and
the Fire Rasers. Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Herring in
appropriate characers-and Mr.. w. Seton as Tom
Garland and Elkanah White, two Of his most popu-
lar representations.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

GT Cornelius w. Terhune, the Oath OF May 1888,
was admitted counsellor at law, in the Superior
Court of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

LovIsIAsA.-Mr Johnson having Withdrawn from
the field, the contest for the gubernatoral chair will
be between Messrs. Prieur and Roman.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

FIRE-The fire last evening was at the foot Of Nor
ris street. BY the activity Of remen it was got
under without doing much damage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

The MEETINGS YESTERDAY Broadway was full
of animation yesterday afternoon. The procession
OF 5000 Sunday School children henr tbs addresses
in the Washington Parade Ground, and the process
sion of the 1000 soldiers to witness the presentation
Of stand Of colors to the llth regiment by the
Mayor drew forth thousands Of spectators. The day
was uncsmmonly fine, and the proceedings went ea
with much eclat We shall give a graphic account
hereafter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12

EsiRGiNfl;-At faas hsll IN tn Cerns O.aar ct Tia
Cncnt oUpcnor GoHdt 1t La" aud Eia4c,rs, iar.i.e
county @. lpbe., MonL. ts JI.t d.y JauUur .
los;
C4.rles Il. L, uch Executor Of Aoa.,; sa DECEASED,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12
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y lRGINlA AT i Cfcuu superior Count oil
Law and Chtucey, continued aud held ioi the
Town 81 I}tehbgr2, Al lie Count house, N sad
Town, on I'M, day tie 10Th day ot October, #ls35
sitting as Ceat oi CA"neety:
John 4. Me'0 surviving paitEer oil Mckee K
herm, john lIchadsou, Napoleon 3, Cabcll, Al
bed /. D.liaeI William k'dgewuv, Richard ) IL
Is Henry NJ, White, Alexander lHine, the Prs.
deut aud Direction. OF tAe Il,uehburs aud Hne R,dre
fnnlpt Company, iIii Shaw, Jes,e l.. Peug.
y ii1un 6ooa, William \. 'WHte Executor a. j =
cob Wh'le, deces,l i, 1hoaa. hsr1e 4 Co.. D..
'd osle.h', il"us IL. Evans Moses Penn aud ill.
WOO rem, Plain Ills,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12

AglRblAl - II ie, held ~ tcra. Once Of te
Circuit sHP.lspr Eaut3i La" and ChanctIy, Ion ia
s99n1 Of tnupe Aea5ay, ~ Gr-t day Vi Jpnuais
i33j:
Dn,d z. fdley, fleipli.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12
E'he T'.aCF OF Fcs,ss

1 B (WHICH lnow reside, situated "IlHa one male
~ OF Amherst Courthouse, and supposed to cor
tam 3SS Acres, 90 ar 20 II which Is N woods
the b'dance ~ cultivation, and Is II rapid state Of
improvement. II beng we'll taken in Red Clover WIl
The exception oil onr hel1, winch Will be snwrd th,s
Spnrs. There Is on it ] snrlo,e twenty acres OF
bottom Land' already dacHed, Of the best qaallty
aud adapted to the ruuro oil Tobacco, Wneai, Oats
and Com, ~ TACT the above Tflttl. auonat he
G." The ye'N best quality, aud produce, equal to an, IN
tins pat OF The county and is susceptible of the
Inn AnSI - nj
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Tie above sale l. p sponed, VIZ For the sac of
the Srgtoc,, un0i Ia" l2thday OF Apti-aud the
sic Of the Lad - tue ltth day 81 Ap,, 1870.
\. y. FLOYD, Cum'r
Feb. II ntd,
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AIMS goNNVs3s. &C.

| 3 L ST received. direct from New lorn, one oase
- AUusssonucts,al>o one ree superior II +
teau Lusamg together Wffh AZ" pound> BIN sew
! ing ST.. BikIOh < ROBES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12

sIfti}ii At ra'ssfei II Ia clerna t4e OF i.J
cod u ID H. raanesr tn coaat,
oi Aeison,l ia lnoat, Vi .,9f et!5st, Ioji
AI4st9a Paw, Pantir
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nptllnst

,g.,l;,., ,isi. Georre Williams, Bcal&sn D. n nn
~, rar Inn, A,ry Harris The children o. prl,
Inns lac ats VII. II B1lania - Hams, nr,a''a h,,nsrI,
,'t.,, a,.5a,#f f,ne Holsom;Y john M"aII" .f
RS. all A.n. j., tl5 ;afut ,uaEh''r 81 tlt'
Jaa.-s Aoaiz94Sta =, htd "i'o'' ~ Defendants,
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.=s--a-a -=a=
NOTICE..

, \ Nutne Of i deed OF trust executed To Gusla-
o \. Rose and tie subscribers. by Elas " Ills
and Many q. his witc, hcain. date the 9Th DAY
Of March, 1924, and oil record IN the county Count
Of Amherst the undersigned will, gu the eth dn
Of March, las, on The premises, expose 10 sale, by
way otpubhc auction, on credit Of 10 monlhs
lthc purchaser giving bond with good personal SO.
cmiry torthe purchase money, and deed pf.lust
on the Land llsct (ulther to secure IL r.,meor
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EiRGIMA:-tt nlcs !. idin IL. cle,A'. ooes stL...
IN s"lsnsi ,aa % la" and eiianeors, or Ia. e-,l,
Rea1 L. Patia.af adninsatar With The will anne,od Al
'-.'' ~ i'a'" H.. flam@
ag,pAst
D.f#y ~3ispisft, Ja,nz- Joplin, SenI. y rhin yopi
lIoie..ftl !, '5ae Hannah n1saafsr Jacob r,ne .pJ
h.'taa lls ~rt. io,sry hla l trn, carnli s,eh
Hon y. carroll and Pti-y ls wiz form is rasv o.rri
'sil.n ehidiess samuel eh!Jrs v llam fil,nss and.
nunls executor of Jams \. Enns deceased ynuh "a,
~ 9lads' Ihools and bess hls" lounerl, Bets, a.
liartzon " III i.a, Hiir!it Shaiiruek Sanss and Ais
- ~s .of"'f' ! ~ lop,a1 - Balsd and Nane,
r a"d 1ge ir' 'e ioisliy Jane Joplu Hannah Jop
my 1a! =. !" =. and Sd A VT armcds s,ily carroll,
ia. d NJ. fiid ''it1s, ln' .i, I.p
,,., Charlotte t Ioln Phn MI n i''' H.. WI, TO-.
y Ais> t.flha, John pen,oa Ind ts, In. vi e. torn,rl,
- A1.'y foaei Jam Pswe !, Ralph ii.nry Man,a.
9 orss slafp John Hank and Malta aile, former
veil uni bztsy is wile form rls ets. Martin, jesse Al
i., Nas IT, tlien john Ai,n james ~ AMI B,h.,h
iani IL, III. formerly Bel, Upland Allen, Hmm Ham.
J 8Do.v - VIE, frncrd Wnry Griffin, R,npcca Mad
lhom,s CbIlr, lhemas N,rtif, iI'ncy Edm"pd foua,,
~ \. ,,a ,r,I all N,'hanl Gonsy and Sasanhls MA
-, ly susan liua. Al, 'lRaid fahgh n AMI Macy Inv
W !. q.Ils Nane1 lndal, 'li.m W H. fisI'il~lums.
,. 'ofih, Inni Jopms Jaucs i. "inllcr md Efza h+
f','H eza vincent John mcenl Spencer s@eeni.
lo -, y, falle,ranl brown, J.siia White Ed'sr
IN. ,i.'p3t Town Und W William W nis' the last two VI
,' srs .na 4. +, the sse Of twenty 'ono Years
I. ( ,AStKnY.
Tn, defendants, Tho.na. D. ,ll,S - nnlet ami N1ns'
In Viii, - bersh and IA - -, yp"a1r. y'sr,r,s
5aa W." T, and 'a a! a' I G ph ,a JAM VT,
III mas md Aetls vie Ihoas pav,, ls,'t M,1 n.
rt ant !, Martin Jt,Hf
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fEPaRTEn tyEsgLE.
THIS eenss@' F'0sac stallion,
E9pofsG'ED - ss35.
KIN <: &


tE9uE PRESENT SEASON. coaeneuo,og Tic
liih eh.earv, aud cn1o- lst 1ply) at IN,
-tal-- nj 1Ialifax eouat house. Va. and render So,
sice It 500 The seasou. p,yallc At Tho expiration
thereof, and : 90 insurance demauiable 50 sosn as
asrentine1 OF property transferred Win - cish 10
the groom. Good pssiu,agc tar Nurs, I'd Servants
byssrfef rats. M1res tr5 uoaitfRiiy with gtai1 I
= els. refday aud elr4t r,a aud PERSONAL attention
will b. Ir.'a#9r. blf ~ h,a#Irt. l5f areilcut5 u
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iIRGlNIt rules hid "a tbs ClyrN'. UGlc oi the
ca. sfu9r court Of i4" and enJ.eeis i3 N'l ~ coa-
Is, the month Of Dec a.hsr, l831
Reuben Norrl, Pl.i.tlI
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FIR. ts.f2.
p ~ kNI - tue provisions ot ared 'inusi.
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WIZ, "a ths In : :. - NJ g.
cor m tie ci.t OH, - Jdlst wanna cohIlA, LII
cert IN purposes tl1.rsii =, ~ WI ~ ~. u
! iaf AZ" sfsie lhe "alrs DID, - ,,.I -
hfsdy, L. lIft AatEB txf, all tn ~ ".ts iisi
interest vested in In. nh elile H., ,ba us deed a
'af's3' ID hAo oi LAND ifn2 a"d" u.
NV eo'"i3 "i f'"izA "ahit hra S.anntan liver. ~
Pn1.5 ,,,J ,,l,,. -, H.. 49,, -,
k'beIt Wand formerly resided. and eouiaIn'ns
eight huH3lC3 ard fry acio-. nofr II l'sz laare
bout 40 hundred acre, cleared lind ,sntI.:
/ a.. d. - -. - 4. u
eI , " .''J = ''V' '-,'',' =
a4,e,cJ 'rAer. y upon lie I4aef e, lol,.,-.r sua5
/ D,y.ff,,,, H.. ~ II ~, tt. o.
- y geI 'dHal'" "Nd Ire lofuon oi 4i'4.
ne uhdepl2Hcd, acting under he fnst dred. " III
convey TO tie purchaser he tine only vested them
by IT, Charles IE<f|D
I,lif'.. - -. us, - - Trustees.
February l. Nlm
|
~ IhbiAI - u ter held ~ Inc ticfa. Once Of the
Circuit snp.l41r ont u Lln aud Clnnaer, Ion Ia
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