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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
CAND-WTLLIAM GIBSON, PLAIN AND DECORA-
" TIVE HOUSE PAINTER GLAZIER AND GLASS

CAND-WTLLIAM GIBSON, PLAIN AND DEC0RA-
~ ~ TIVE HOUSE PAINTER GLAZiER, AND GLASS
the citizens of New YORK. for the LIBERAL patronage be has
received he need business and the de cded APP
prsbaon upon STYLES OF work introduced
by him. takes the liberty OF niofmiag lbs patrons asd the
years his facilities, and erciedsuch arrange
meats as will enable hi 70 odnce all that new aud Gle
giant connected with his recession, style regards
cuon and design haerto unatteHpiod in This counry In
the interior decoration of public and private buildings, will
ever be his study to unite eleg with utility combined with
asct regard to the laws oi harmonious c.orRg Ii Is almost
is Inc cause Of all our error rarely do we
in the simple painting of apartments any combination
of the unpleasant effects arising from hch
are al once perceived " the most casual .oservsr without
would certainly convince us OF the beauty Of havsg
thrr adaptation; the drawing room, with its eavrang gay
and light cheerf nes contrasting with tie characteristic
while the gravity Of library relevedsy
dunn tint of the parlor To this subject which is worthy of
than present bestowed (more Pc
cay when continually place before and intimately
sd wan oss the e. s
turpur produce an arrangement and agreeable
In soliciting of patronage w. g. would
mat none but experienced worknen are employed ON tie
pencil ut the first artists that he procured In the various
Of banse extensive variety 4 which are now ready
for public inspection. Consisting OF limitations OF all krewn
damssk, Morocco Sc for walls irsbesk, rcn Trehcs and
old work sdsptedte every species OF
decoration This French marine oriental designs
particularly submitted the attention of ship owners Ne
an appropriate style o. decoration TOT the cabins oil packets
and steamers virg that style of work better cacu
lated by the ehae pleasing and ending variety of It's
ornament 10 release the mind long voyages at in
the pleasure Of lake and rayelling-ained
aEslled::and pointed glass la every know method,
W. o. having devoted much of his time for the last ten years
in experimenting and perfectns this beautiful but ill lately
much neglected believes Ike has the mos, extensive
and beautiful variety of coors burnt glass which,
With other mprovemenis will enab him to complete work
equal In brlancy and durability, specimens sftweh
aad succeeding centuries and that taste for this beautiful
may become generally dfued designs will be fur
nshr Original and selected from the best models OF ancient
and modern art and chosen with particular reference 10 its
situation ard use
Snoud W. q. contiaue 70 receive that encouragement
will ever be his study merit he pledges himself that
Their exeron experience will he wanting in his endeavs
elevate his neglected profession It's just rank
liberal art, worthy encouragement OF citizen
tasts-S76a Bo~ery Sd door above Fourth street. NJ T.
s4.eoa 2ns
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Kendrick, In B0ston, NJ Balumore' |. -
Baker, NYork. =.
Sch wensen, fr ST. Johns, PR
Judson. FIR NYork, at AIsxansria, s. y
Paine, fun Boston, at Richmond, .. y
Bourne. FIR kYsrk, at Mobile. 8. q
PORTS.
Baker. hP. Cabelio at Laguayra $,
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by iron bu,khead which plan has given
security and confidence to the public .
The Lverpooro is splendid steamship purchased By
Company John Tobin 1850 buTthen and 6
pewer her cabin accommodations WIN be Of the most
finished description. She Liverpool the 10Th Oct
mad New York the 12h Nov Fare Liverpool hun
dslas which wines and all stores are far
nislied.
No second eaba passengers taken.
inexperienced surgeon will accompany each vessel
Letters received board will b. charged % per sim
gle sheet large letters in proportion. beg will be- appro
the continent OF Europe and they will
be addition to the ships pos
age above English pos age from Liverpool
the of departure from England 10 the connent which
port should be designated on the letters
Fifty Tine asureeRt of light goods will be tai per
Roy William of pounds steJ ting per eight
if offered timely For passage or freight apply 10
ABM BELL & co.
JACOB HARVEY,
NC pin~s
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Call at rs canal street.
BROADWAY. =

BROADWAY.
MccOLLUM would the pablic isvite
To give immediate call
His worknen articies slight,
But endeavor TO satisfy all
On q system entirely his own,
He cuts clothes for gentlemen and boys
AID makes them " ell, will be sh-wn.
Eor workmen the be 1 he employs
Coats OF each various kind,
OF ma erals both lasting md nice,
Thatw!l suit each particular mind,
he sells al a moderate price.
Partaoons, finely cot to the form
INT will also bs worn with ease,
Fit for weather that's chilly warm,
And which he viii warrant 10 please.
Tie fancy, more durable vest,
OF satin streng cashmere,
Whose excelcr CO time will attest
Are always In readiness here.
G oaks for the Ladies, likewise,
lie makes, OF a beautiful sor,
That will win the most critical eyes,
And cheap rs elsewhere can b. bought
EDWARD McCOLLUM,
.g,r.tu he, ba No AL
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SPOKEN,

Hogarih, rem Newcastle (E) for D. York. zh Inst, ias a.
loBst66, As.
18th lat % o. long co. schooner Phoms IS days from
Bostos, for West Indies.
On Banks schooner Lydia OF Mabehesd with 1900 nsh
llh inst as long 40 ship OcoR~c, hence tor Liverpool
3oth Aug lat 81 long 82i ship A. IL days from New
York. r.,
2lS lat 4S ST. long So 25 exchanged signals WIN snip
Florence from New York. -
74h lat AZ long 81 exchanged signals with ship WAIVER
ly, from Liverpool for New York. -,
Sob, 40 90 long ~ 40 ship c. Frederick, from baiu
for New BedfOid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

NY-NEW YORK TO LIvEHPOOL.
III tn regular days Of sailing Of the Steassn "RoYAL
WILLIAMu and a LIVERPOOL" are fixed : follsws'-
PROM LIVERPOOL FROM NEW YORK
10Th Sc ptes,,er. 18th October,
a8th DC ODER. fzth Novembef
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

A CARD .lMroRrANT TO THE BEAUMoNbE
~ THE VANILLA COMPOUND, OR PERSIAN
sOAp coniir enjoy its high reputation the only
metc that ~l remove eupti0rs Of ne face md fect
and sunburn The smooth gives
The eompekon mus, SPEAK tr great popularity among
the ladies' Asa for having cannot be passea
duceg in few seconds fine rich alhrr. The patronage
from the nobility and gentry of France Eng,sd
has made v extensively used ia Europe.
NAV he bad oil g. Hart cor Il Broadway and Cosnat
street, ~ Har. corner Of Chamber. 1t and Brcsawsyi
WIN, Hoffman, 6S7 Broadway and " NJ Guien, ~ Bowe-
~ corner Of Grams OF Henry AID Pie and
AL Grand 81 A. n. Sands 100 Futon corser OF william
Price :
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! STONE. PLuMBEK AND ENGINEER,

III He
y. 500 BROADWAY, continues 10 manufacture his much
approved Patent Water Closets and Force Pumps whch
any hitherto Invented Also, not coa Shower
Vspor Baths Lead Cterns washhana Stands Fasce
tiese and Coupling JOINTS Valves and drcrr0n OF
Brass Lead anA Copper Work, Hydraulic AID Air Pumps
Artificial Fountains Jets dEan, Portable Water Closes Va.
por Shower Baths, &c, made ana fixed.
r. Levels taken for the Of and
formation given rslativs To- Hydraulics. SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

Dos't mistake the No. IS Canaisi s29-irn.
s5 w.,Tzi sGaA r.. r.0ssson =, yas.s
grateful acknowledgment. the Ladies ard Gentlemen
been upon him years past and announces 10
,he@ that he wopsn bis academy at The Tbasn Halt No
10 toe Hall Of the Shakespeare Hotel con. Of william spd
share Of patronage his friends the public, and
plede hme hatno pains will be spared arding
branches Par ocular attention will he paid Improve The
manners and dsmeanor Of those trusted to his care:
% GsSsi s@s % ..s The
Minuets. Horn pipes, Gsvolts, nc. will he taught
TrRMs TUiros-TeR DsIlars quarter, Ia to be paid
Gentrmens suhscrip Tekes Tor The season. $40 bali to
he paid in .d,anee aud the pa at the end Of The first
entities tho Scholar four lessons aad
G.nueme wishing Ladies season Cards can obtain them
BY applying to Mr. each gentleman held responsible Tor
the respectfully the lady hat he shall bring into the
No lady admitted without ticket Ls.es wishing y
Tickets will please end their and place Of residences TO
age css vii he forsd dat oesel The s css.
!cr Genemsn vii be formed al, the second and TIE
The Public Assemblies the shsks,sare Hall viii every
days The Pub /: ksembies at Ire rh,sn Halt every Fri.
day seboa DAYS and Ev,nngs Tuesdays and rhsrsdsysa
~ b. No gentleman will be allowed TO dance boot. or
Mr. s. win auead semisaries give private lessons classes
single the residence Of his pupils at his acsd, miles,
his o~n residence, No 4Ss where further parcu
Te.ss % g h,a at q. above ~eni. P.se, ard :. Mr.
W " brewetFs, NO 44C suetti hr - -Cnst
fer's No. 10 Fultop street \ tickets s95t.
SPANISH GUITAN AND sINGtNG.-Lsdes
- DESTROYS 81 learning the ab-,e named mphshments
either separate ogether will please rake early appcs
ton Il the residence OF Mrs DUNN 4sS Broadway, where
terms &c. may be kpown
To her former pupils Mrs. D. respectfully announces she
will recoulrn. ace Monday. the 10th Instant "A Inn
RAssEOxD,s noOMs FoK BILLIARDS
- AND itks SIS, 2is Broadwsy and II Ans street,
trance JOINS se in both streets for the sac o Billiard
Tables Cloths Balls &c and exercises for health Pur.
chasers and players invited There - Billiard Tables
ready for trial. seven IN with spring, Steel India
rubber and cloth cushions and eagle ron and wood
the hes, assortment ever sfrrred the pubie. mysl3
sPHA a ER a WILCOX,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSkILORs AT LAW,
ssAJ,HARtE, MONTGOMERY ~.
- Business enrustcdt their will BE- ahuly attend
ed q. $50 2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

VASTLY srPEsIoR oANy OTHER Ever MADE.
I'm a a. xIE,xN rTT - Ozone. Setter, Boston, Mass
~ celebrated sTRENGTHENlNG PLASTkR OR
esdet 10 be applied Wy the Doctor in the fo
loun rss.s va for pains and weakness In the stomach
hsrt .e ard rheum the effects Of mercury and
osprains dsocatons fractures
.rs ions; ucersed sores for cleansing ssd heaog hen
80 ~ G,ct, NIL weaknesses.
s,a 81 wholesale aud retail by A. n. ID. SANDS, 10
80, i, e, rrsr ~ william sim
,1,I.. UsiNU tHr HAlr, from Grey ~ Ped to
n beautiful Black or Brown.-MAH0MMEUs TURKISH
DYE universally admitted 70 Ne the aryce sent
Eeore public It daily sGinw evrr- other Prera
ration ar The purpose, which esv ruUpOs,d o dcleter
0ateras, sd must eventually give way enu Ely 20 TIE
urk " w. operation N almost magical htnE tprhtd
tie bead . night before go tg ~ bctn tsfc ~ uorR
inw the uarsor atlor sCompsie The kiE. mtunme su
feFs eel ~ tBw disc frupuun uktrrs
" othfr caut is htt attended With ~ uc0uVererce
o III cpns,qu wees hatevpr Sad wholesale Z rclr by
"a g. HAp /. US B.eadway,
s2i.y Cofusr 81 Couulandtst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
M OETT,s ORIGINAL ERADICATOR.

~ Beware Of limitations and Courerfeits Or POkTTS
GonDrhoa Eraddsor long known only immediate and
certain cure for gnsorea sena weakness and a affections
uf The Kidneys bladder and PROSTATE glatd The
ebry obtained by the Eraacao' has caused 10 initiate
II in New Yok ADD others to counterfeit in Boston, there
fore be particular n purchasing OF the following agents,
otherwise will BE- disappointed a w. d. Sands, 100
Fulton 81, syne. cor Bowery snd walker; BoweIy
and Bond, s. S,xh Avenue In Philadelphia by ssml r.
Grhths Jr Price 81 scsfarirr people should never be
without " rs virtues are preserved In any climate and
length IL time. saJm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
MEMORANDA.

The Pilot Boat John 4. Davis, lowed Saturday night
to grous the schooner satra, of Bath She had
lost OF her sails in the late gales.
Br Rowena. Anderson, from Laguay reports that ed
March, IS o. long ~ s. hes boarded Portuguese or
spanish brig totally dmaed ul of wine-had no watrr in
appeared to be ghno person an board zoth saw brig
uader masts, standing norh2 orgs al the time
Brig Henrietta Whpper froA St Crox, reports that ON the
&c inst Cape Henopen bearing w 90 miles passed the
wreck of apparently vessel OF about lSe on-ran
Easport, her stern, full of and bowsprt
gone-the former towing side.
The brig Tahoka Porto Rico, reports that
the Path, lat "a So iong H. fell in with oremast by the
deck and ui OF water-could not astertaiR her name
23 nsl lat 40 go long g. Capt Smith OF sn, Pennsyva
mia spoke brig Plant OF Boston for Havana returnng nav
ing gale .ost her sails pars, tc The p GENE in the
Hook Friday about 5 o'clock ~.
Capt Pearse OF ship Factor, reports that on Friday 2sh
off Baraega spakA schooner John AyH dis nasedr aned
assistance. Of the Woodlands, hermaphro lite
brig with The loss OF both mast he was la 10 fahoms OF wa
Th. ship Phaaelphia Morgan the 18th in passed the
brig Ell "a Ann, of Boston, full OF water.
Brig Baah Of Bang from Black River ia bound 10 New
York hal been ashore Trinidad de Cuba but and
stood for the nearest port-cargo logwoed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

TVNAbLETTE OF PEARL AND ALABAS
Il TER For removing Tan Freckles, Sunburn nc,
healing pmpes ether errupoRs skim
proving the complexion to which gives increased sone
and beauty. Price IS cents
For sale by Hart 278 Broadway and IS Hudson street,
and by r. NJ GnoR l Bowery, al the OF Pike and
Henry at AL Grand street. between East Broadway
nd Grand 7 eod9ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

EIkEMeN'S AND SEA CAPTAINS
TRUhPETS.-Are consts nr msss 10 order Of beasti.
ful pattern and Superior workmanship and moderate
prices by LEWIS FEyCHTwANGER.
~ 2Couruandt St
ITO TAlEORs.-TLe Subscriber respectfully informs
the Trade ir he IL daily receiving from auenn choice
assortment Of olaths cssmeres vsstngs pilot cloths &c
which he will sell either by the pisce yard II small
adv fer cash He a'so keeps sHd large
o. innings which he Tiers retail surpr ng low
prices Those who pay cash for their goods will find u
their sdvastage TO cali ALFRED r. JAMES,
s25.iw. 6s Maiden Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

WANTE D. Four Orphan Boys, from IA to is years Of
w age, to learn pleasant and lucrative business The
most satisfactory testimonials Of good character will be
CURED To SUCH th-y will be adopted and treated bis
owr children. Apply to b. O. T., No Maiden Lane
ner OF oadway, up stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

THE " Royal
William" Capt
Swanson, will
Lsave Liverpool
as above men.
tioaea, and viii
sail from New
York 18Th Oetes-
Der.
Her character
for speed l. safe.
~ is already well
established. She
Is divided ists Sc.
paTate COMPARE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

ar cssAJ ,HARtE, MONTGOMERY covsTy ~.
- Bushes entrustrd their viii b. faithfully attend
ed e.. s26 2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
SIR ASHLEY COOrER's LOTION FOR
- PIMPLED rACES-The great Sir Astleyr Hssur ed

- PIMPLED fACES.-The great Sir Astleyp assured
the proprietor the time he this recipe that
knew Instance OF us fsi ing TO prsduce The
sale II in Europe has been immense
Sold by n M. Guon l27 Bowery corner ot Grand street,
Henry, corner Of Pike street, AL Gra,d street, @. Hart
OF Broadway and Courtlandt street, VIM Hoffman
657 Bri away; and A. ID. Sands 100 Fulton, of
VILLA street. cent 20
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bY r. j. AIMS, Auctienesr.

MONDAy-HANDsoME FURNITUkE-lo o'clock, at
East River Mansion House. NO James ST. corner OF Water,
The enfe furniture contained in said house comprising side.
sofas cured maple mahogany chairs
mahoghy dnng tea and eaktas tables do with mar
BILE tsp dressing and work tables Brussels carpets
rugs pier and mante glasses astral mane haamps ma
hOgany high post and sofa beds boil
and pillows hair pasiers wash stands stair
and entry carpts hoor cloth glass China and
thsr with the kitchen furniture &c. Also the
bar and fixtures consisting GU, tumbes beer
and cider pumps, counter ana ixu-es &c.
The furniture contained the above be
and examined any time before the sale.
B.-F. BEARN5 wsuld INFORM his friends and the pub
lie he will give his personal attention he disposal If
Groceries auction, any Of
ollts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

DUPPIES-For sale al HANING TON's, 5oz oroad
way, near Nb,o's Garden few noble, thorough bred
Newfoundland PUPS. Ass, Pups OF the Mount
st sernard Mastf. The giant dog pAm. of Mount ~
Bernard and the scar OF Ne fuSdland
offered for sale They will he disposed reasonable
terms the proprietor will hary the cityhere
this the y opportunity that tn levers noble breed
OF dogs will have chance OF purchasing. SO linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

DOOMS-Tbree or four Gentlemen accomRoaa ed
IA with Psror and Bedrsens very beautifully furnished
situated the first and second floor in house No IS Cham
be's first house Of Broadway Gina private honse)
where re no boarders. s6n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
GN EAT SAL r OF VAi UABLt OIL PAINT
lNGS, ENGkAyINGS AND OTHER

THE vau able and magnificent collection OF Oil Paintings,
Eagravngs and other works Of Art now exhibiting at
the Academy Fine Arts, NJ 10 Ba clay doors below
Aston House by Mr. Sangnnei will be sold at public auc
ton commencing the 2h Of September be continued
unl The whole shall have been sold. he collection will
main exhibition until the day of sale the usual sharge
for adm until which time private sales may be ef
fetea with the proprietor Mr. SaHgune the exhibition
TO those who have not yet avaed the oppor-
taniy witness collection brilliant subject and rare
that contains the choicest
OF offered sale Europe and consiaer-
ing the obstacles the introduction OF valuable paint
ngs 9Sh and the undoabsd character OF those in
this collection the subscriber fee assured that the patrons OF
the Fine Arts generally VIII with him declaring one
the rich, public,
saby that vii again Mr. sangunetti is con-
sanLy in attendance The exhibition where he will be
happy give and infermacn required.
SIT AARON LEW, Auctioaeer. II Liberty 81.
AA BROADWAY STOLE WANTED
fIW Wanted email store in Broadway betv Pine St
4and the Psrkths size would be preferred Please
s9QS 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

LARS, : established in 1894 la presenting these
Fats 10 the public, the propreto think bey have Eeary
reached the ulmatum OF beauty durability cheapness and
comfort 10 the All sales for cash good customer
therefore the by the bad ITS Chatham Square,
of Mott street $50 3ms
OFF CAST CLOTHES WANTED al IS Cha.
~ than street. by 4. L. JENNINGS, large quantity or
gcnemrns second hand Clothes for which he will the
highest cash prices Persons having coth"g TO d Of
will do well call he will give al least Is
than delayed after the LIST Of October Also
frs. aore,ss who unders and pairing
in the Gentenen leaving sending their
h dress will be attended Sl-endAwn
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ARRIVALS At THIS PORT.


,BWLow-ships Hamilion and Congress from Liverpool
b.rL Nose sw from Rotterdam
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
n00Ns EoK BILLIARD

joins se both for the sac o Billiard
Tables Cloths Balls &c and exercises for health. Pur
chaser and players invited There IS Billiard Tables
ready for trial. 10 with spring Steel India
rubber and cloth cushions and eagle iron, and
The best sssnrtrnent sf.red the public. mySl9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-21
STATE OF LOUiSlANA.-tirst JUDICIAL District-
Itnurr

STATE OF LOUiSlANA.-First JUDICIAL District.
'synE STATE OF LOUislANA, To nv whom
a these Presents shall come observation-disclosures
William '!acke' having purchased at Il sale made
ny the Sheriff OF the parish of Orleans, the property
hereinafter described, has applied to the clerk OF is
court IN whose office tue deed of sale recorded ON
tile 9th day Of Maj A. ID. 1888, for monton or ad
yersemenI IN conformity To act Of the Legislature of
the STATE OF Lnir na entitled can for the further
assurance of titles purchasers at judicial sa!es.
proved the 10Th day OF March, 1881
NOW, therefore, know We, and all persons interested
hefe are hereby cited and udmonished III the name OF
the state ri Louisiana and of the First Judicial Dstrlc,
Court who can set up any right, title claim in and to
Improperly i'll of
lnionaIitv in the order, decree judgment of the court
under which th' sale was made, rregulurty or
Ill gaIty in the apprasements and advertisements in
time, or manner of sule, or Tor other defect whaso
ever; to show canse, within thirty DAYS fEon the day
this mouitpn Is first inserted in the public papers WHY
the sale 50 made SHOULD not bo conirmed and homolo
gated.
the said property sold by the Sheriff of the mr.
ish cresaif the I'D day OF April, A. d. 1885 bv
virtue OF 'ieree of this count rendered the Sd day
of March, A. ID. 1913, in ii entitled William sIackey
VS. amusl Bell, No. 10 535 of the docket of this court
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $4,000, cash
Description OF Prop rty given in Judicial Con
veynn,e, VIZ:
certain LOT oil ground, together with all the build.
ngs and iAproVen'7nts thereon, situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded b. New Levee
Louisa, Pam and elorl Streets gnated bv the No
8, on plan drawn hy C.. Ztnpe, Deputy Surveyor
tenenil, the 10Th December, 1881 and deposited as
plan No 10, in the book ofpans of Felix Grma notary
public Said lot measures 30 feet | inches front en-
New Eevee street. 70 feet il depth the side adjoining
lot Nc ., anil an feet inches and lines in depth on The
slTe adnins the property now lately, belonging TO
aoodae, and 10 feet II inches width in the rear,
where It fronts sey a three feet nine nrkes in
common To lots N.* 1, ), 6,7, and ..
Cferk's 0hree, II , Nav, 1873.
E!e ~ EWiS he7 tArk.