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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30
III u M A N II A | r .

90 Since. the publication Of A. GRANDJEAN'S COM
POSITION, than thirty limitations coanterfeits
have successfully appeared Now the Pous system erPo
red by all the BARRIERS Of New York.
But one, doubtless, will dispute that the author Of
! GRANDJEANS COMPOSITION is the only person who
especially applied himself with zeal aud assiduty he
microscopic researches The he has
ceived testimony Of the general satisfaction given
The sale Of this article exceeds his sangne expectation.
From this date MIR. A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
his eon,icon TO perform extraordinary all
who will give him their confidence, and who Will pernSf
kim exercise A. aecordn. and the different
affections Of the Pous system lie appreciates and combines
with all The gwen IN the best
ei GIVING preference to his remedies except where
requires it and where moreover, experience for
maay years confirms lis efficacy
The principal remedies lst. Paste, the Of which
guarantees the inalble of xEROTRISIA and the
pory permanent fall Of the aira Cuaneo1s Eruptions
Of the scalp letter nature that which is most generally
met with on the heads Of young children
I'd Odegfereus Lgt& the employment Of which, in short
time, cures HYDROTRlSIA.
3D. n peculiar Plaster aad Dophorefc Cap for the treat
merit of ldnesand hy, prescriptions according to this
different and constitutions.
Approved and recommended by the ~. Y. Medical Faculty
Office, Barclay st., No l. Astor House. az 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

O. The subscriber has taken the House NO Roose-
Welt Pearl and Chatham which he has fitted and
furnished with TO neatness aud convenience The
fsrnished.
To clubs and parties limited number Of boarders and
travellers the New England House offers accommodation
which the advertiser will him share Of the pub
lie patronage. NJ HUGHES
a. 3a*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

N ooMs TO LET--In John street, sear Dr .sw g
IL Ier and bedroom on the second hosr-'s- i.,s
sisbsa Address w. A. v. at this ethce
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

HOW TO BEAUTIFY THE CONTEMPORARY Y
Ii ETIfS MILK OF GOSEs-Celebraed for tbs last 40
years Europe and America for sofenng and identifying the
skim and rendering il smooth and delicate II
feet luxury after shaving washing SC. 1t is positive
Tor pmpes sunbur eruptions frcckle Sc. Indeed
valuable that toilet dressing complete without
IT, For sale wholesale and RETAIL by A. B. & ID. Sands 100
Fulton, William ST.; j. Syme, 90 and 33e Bcwery;
II. Fins 64l Broadway; O. Lindsay 30 Sixth Avenues and
druggists, fancy stores &c. in London and America
Ask for Wyst Milk Of Ross decidedly superior to any
in the world. m0O-9m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30
PATENT WENDLAss.
3 T. DIST T. A ID.

BEDS II E A ID.
prepared with despatch orders for their On
rvaed sweed Beam Windias Bedsteads which
universally used being the best article yet in
veuted-combinins ease convenience and durability:
The ackag acted upon by the windlas and sweed beam
perfectly light and free from alt liability to still erv
ing elasticity il the which renders particularly
simple construction the matter Of putting up and taking
any other construction whilst the precision with which the
component pa fitted acts safeguard against the intro
From the care taken to render Bedsead perfect he
qualities for durability will recommend them to purchasers
who invited 10 hall and enamde large assortment now on
Also, large assortment of elegant Frrntuse Mattresses
Feather Beds, fac. constantly oh hand.
j. W. c SOUTIACK, No. Iss Broadway,
iel5y Frankiia House.
T,ANCY AND CoLORED PAPER.-Just arrived
splendd assortment Of plain colourcd aud marble paper
for printers taone bookbnders bakors
and especially motto paper for the latter beautifully cut and
to be sold BY extremely cheap for cash. No. l2l
Fulton street three Nassau Best arrangements
be found Likewise to accommodate country merchants
and wholesale dealers. fis I'm
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORf.
TINE respectfully begs inform the public that
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
Sfevy description Of PAINTED sn washable ~G
Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds whish he
confidently recommend for their beauty strength and great du
from ten to . a mS is. a Si sS
vary and upwards per pair Blinds painted and fitted
to order, by applying TO cropor >, .r,r "a $780,,
GEOkGE PLAII, IL spruce
NIB Country dealers supplied with blinds and blind ktngs
mig 6w.y
lyALAAiANDER WORKS, No. 81 Canaon street.-The
- propretor this establishment invites the particular At
.nton proprieors offurnaces OF different kinds oun
der engineers maon builders che mst manufacturers aud
who require great heat the articles made by him,
principally Of Fire Bricks Of all descriptions and
shapes equal the celebrated Stourbrdge bricks,
Tile, Of kinds for bakers owens and green houses hs
lures CRATES Innings Tor FIRE cenent Portable Furna
ces superior Others Flint Stone Ware for chemists
rancd o resist action Of lire. acids &c SC large
.ortnent Of articles kept constantly hand and
keuis made order the shortest notice all Of which
offered for sale the most reasonable terms.
ml5-sm. NJ. LIE FOULON, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

KTUTRIA SKINS = bale. Nu.ria skins JUS. received ard
IN for safe nv OGDEN WADDlNGTONS co.
ale ~. y Beaver street near Broad street
EO GROSS iNDELIBLE INK BONES, cheap, ior sale
-O(p No Ial Fulton ,t m2slny
CELEBRATED EYE
WATER. i
TN FRANCIS's celebrate, Eye Water adapted TO all
inaaatory diseases ef eye has boen tried and ha,
saeceedsd hspc had aed and whom the faculty
aptsd 10 weakness Of sight and will remove those nebuous
sea dead cloudy rcqssry known ~ 'e ni%.
Water has made perfect cure IN few days
CERTIFICATES
From the Rev. MIR Davis pastor Of The Church Al Daase'e
Tn. !, 10 certify that poor man, whom hive been &C
usolel NTH Cor some time and after spending nine months in
an eve nsrnary was discharged by Physician. Of the nstia
tion with what they termed ncarabe Cataract % ha, Nc
d. ooS Sna used removed Il 10 the ali
him with that eye well A. ever ne dh
feel my duty 10 give this information Tor tbs oen' o. "s
A GENTLEMAN BY the Of Brady, having Cataract on
each eye after spending eishtce months WIN some ~ 20
Ocu.s the city, given M az iscuaois A'er wing
DIR Francis. Eye Water only ten days his eyes were peressl
restored to the aston.hmcnt Of all his acquaintance
Aaother that Of poor after spending twelve
eye nhrma discharged as incurasle WITH
Many p Franes Eve Water b.. few days. recovered
The nv y Harrison "A Thompson Street. having procures
bottle o the above Cor Harri.on eyesssys TO his as
Onhacnt i,a. removed the dimas'. and I,a which nas
ter. but they all s ,hereor hope this public win 'oon
appreciate ia value. -
The Rev D. says from the testimony Of those who
have used the Eye Water prepared by DR. Francis have no
hesitation in recommending u TO the special notice of the pub
lie A. an ruesiuahle remedy. DUNCAN DUNBAR,
Pastor Of the McDsugai Street Church
y- Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr.. j. Francis that cannot
s~ The natural and will perform
zion organ without giving the slightest and Cor hs
great in this art ne has received adtpoma
10 Barclay street New York. mis- smSW
TUE EVE.
DIR sHANKs PHYSICIAN AND 0CULfsT,
Aismbcr Medical Faculty Of the City Of New York,
NAV be consulted on all diseases incident TO ths
HUMAN EYE,
Arp ON AL tMrERrEcrIOSs OF VISION
AT Ills OFFICE III GRAND STREET
spECTACLES
spcctaclc adapted ~ TO embrace the usvs
<or defect restoring vigorous vsioa, keeping the eyes per-
fecily cool and free from all Irritation
Ohcc open daily from A. NJ os T. NJ susdsis foep'ed'
ms. Inn
- R. % q, ~ a n n,
OGGBasT.
No. 3GS Broadway, ENrRsNcE ~ DuANE 'rHHrr,
ccshnes his practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE
OPTHALMIC SURGERY.
u GENERAL,
NOTICETs poor from Bellevue and other public ins,'
fus, nper E treatment requested 70 attcnd ~ The
see brteru the Of and III o'clock A. NJ. Tuesdays
Thursdays Saturdays, instead Of Mondays, "wednesday.
aud FRIDAYS mso-in'
II EECHEs-swccdish Lecchcs. Dor sale or applied BY
~ AZ In g W RING OF broadway
HFNtjINE FARINA COLOGNE, warranted. BY The
VI single bottle or box. For satehy
&. RING, Ga Broadway.
Nd very deea,ely perfumed COlcgse prepared ny 6
n. Ring a5.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

0 THE subscriber having taken the above establishment
and having thoroughly repaired the respectfully solcits
continuance Of the public patronage he favored
with at ms old establishment, Delaney street His friends
that his whole time and attention will be devo
ted their comfort that his Ao Wines and all kind Of
Liquors will be Of the best quality Convenient for Re-
erences, Dinner Parties, &c. Beds by the nishtor week
m03 5w+ WILLIAM HAYDON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

- Cw0 - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
E-E2A-1 Norfolk, Charleston, s. c., Petersburg, and
Rchmond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEWESS, all boats Of speed and accommo-
daton, will commence running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end Of
Spears wharf every afternoon at O'clock Immediately al
ter the arrival Of the from Philadelphia and will arrive
morning Portsmouth in time for the for Whining
steamboats, Charleston. Returning will leave
Portsmouth day after the arrive from the South and
delphia.
These boats in connection with the wei known steam
packets Georgia and South Carolina which leaves Norfolk
every Saturday Charleston giving travellers choice They
also connection with the James River boats to Peters
burg and Richmond Strangers informed (old travellers
know this the cheapest and comfortable route for
southern travellers there changes from steam
boats. and stages the dead of night, the Washington
The company therefore hope tie travelling part Of the
community viii Patronise them giving equal facilities aad
superior comfort.
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, So JOHN W. BROWN,
m25-tf Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

FARE REDUCED TO ~ IL CENTS.
- r~~ a STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
CEn1N LINE.-For KEYPORT NEW JERSEY.
x>ssx<@ The aad lowpressure Steamboat
WAVE, Captain Joseph Sony viii commence her trips on
MONDAY, the Goth inst, and until further notice
leaving Keypor Browns Point Middetown, IN the
county Of Monmouth day Sundays excepted at
A. Nj Washington Market Slip, New York, at o'clock,
Nj landing Scgoins Dock every trip Stages will be in
attendance convey the different sections oil the
county. For further particulars apply to the Captain on
board.
Fare 10 Freehold AL cents a63m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

D. f-$@s - FARE REDUCED."-NO MONO
ksAr---.zR POLY-Peoples' Nep Line for Boston, ria
xssS>-Ssssz- Nr,cport aud Prordence-Cabn passage
doar-Dcck fifty cents.-The steamer LEXINGTON Cart.
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and Prov
dence Tuesday, the Goth inst at O'Clock, NJ from
Pier North River Freight taken at cents per foot For
further Information apply on board
The engine boilers hull the above boat have been put
an complete ORDER and he public mqy rest AIRY ds there
sc racing prcctcsd being entirely ary to sus
her well established reputation for speed The regular
days Lexington leave New York win Be Wednesdays
and ssturdays. until further notice al 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

~ IMPOKTED TRUSTEE, BY Cottoa, o1
SN OF Emma, by Whisker. Cotton has Away,
~ ~ been considered Of the best il not the best
VIZ W four mile hsrse bred in England. la
speaking Of him he IS called "the celebrated
Trustee was likewise first rate horse and sold
vhen three year old for 1000 guineas.
Trustee will my stable, the Unen Course LON
The ensuing season. at the low price Of $40 cash. and
20 III, Groom This will he strictly adhered to, and M
Mar M. be without the being better boil
Cor the breeder OF the hsrsc Trustee horse
sYeat acton and M will bring road horses well
race horses equal old Messenger The seaonto commence
ON the 6rs OF February, and TO cnd on the r Of July Al
aecidoats and escapes al the risk OF the owner
;aosm. JOHN r. SNEBEKr2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

N3- SECOND WARD HUTEL.-Next TO the corner OF
Fulton street. in Nassau This we'll known establishment
having undergone thorough refng, in complete order
Cor the accommodation Of those who may honor it with their
patronage.
There this house, besides the lower which thrown
entirely open public bar room, large upon the
cond story feet by we'll suited for the accommodation Of
public meetings. together with several smaller adapted
The referees for the transacen Of other private
business
Clubs and private parties accommodated with rs, and
may furnished with dinners supper composed Of every
species game decacy which the markets afford at short
notice. EDMUND JONES, Prop 'etor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30
&. SIARlNE R's
GENTLEMEN'S
CAST OEE CLOT HING

BovSHT, VALUE GIVEN IN CASH, BY
ii. LEVETT, No. % Beekmn st.
QI}- KNOWING there persons who make great puff
their for Cast OFF Clothing, &c &C. and who
in many do give the full value for the saneH L.
will gentlemen who may have such articles BY
them, and who may send for him. of receiving the utmost
value in CASH FOR every article.
B-A line through the post Office otherwise to he
above address will meet with duo attention fl-2m'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
ELECTION Of Judet Of - ei .4ppeals

ELECTION Of Judee If CysI cGf .1ppeais
YEsTERpAY beth iiouses of The Legislature were Of:
CAPPED IN the execution OF the joint order In The II q
Deiec0tes Mr. Bolts moved that they should proceed
its execution MIR Stephenson Of Tyler moyrG
postpone il ill Friday next. He urged The Imporlhcs
Of the appointment, the unprepared state of members
minds about the candidates, the want of concert an
union, &c. This motion, however, was !ost-and vi;
Bolts 10 open the nomination.
lie nominated Mr.. Robert Stanard Of Richmond
whose character and qualifications be spoke in the high
est terms.
Mr. Smith of the Isle Of Wight nominated judy
May the delegate from Petersburg-to whose merit. u
paid handsome tribute.
Mr.. Robertson Of r. supported Mr.. Slanard
Mr.. Stephenson nominated Judge John 7. Allen NIX
Of Boetourt, 10 whose legal aia,nmenls aud other -
vantages he bore strong testimony.
Mr.. Peyton requested Mr.. Stephenson 10 withdra'
Judge Aliens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the reasons VII
he and other members of the same quarter had deIs'
mined 10 waive Judge As high pretensions and suPH
Mr.. Stanord-1hus the services of both these geH"''
men might be secured TO the Bench Of Virginia.
MIR. Stephenson declined 10 withdraw Judge h@sn,
and assigned the why he thought lie should '
preferred 10 Mr. Stanard
Mr.. Dangeriield pressed the Of Judge Allen.
Mr.. Venoble declared his preference for Judge va!
and brought into yew among his other recom!HeH''
lions his freedom from all party shackes, mos! IH'
liable quality al the present time. o.,
Mr. Bolts replied to other gentlemen and entoFces "
claims Of Mr.. Stanard ~
There was not much debaie-and no w1rHtl '-
announcing 10 the Senate the readiness OF the House
go into the election, the subject further debated "
that body, and no addition made TO tie nominate.
When Mr.. Anderson Of Bo,eiourt delivered The ':s'
sage from the Senate, that they were ready to Poce'
the election, the Clerk Of the House called The o'
the Delegates, which resulted as follows
For Mr.. Siandrd-Messrs Gi!mer, (SPeakerJ ~,
per- SouthaII, Wood, Ca6ell, Stuart, Kinney, .o'r
Mitchell, Fryot, Snodgrass, Shanks, PeyIo" mrnr
Kyle, Flood, To!er, Fox Corbin, Cardwe!l, br"4'''
Wilson Servant Ball. Edmonds Of Fauquief, iao 100
Hale Of franklin, Wade, Shrrrard, Barton, sH"T r.,
Gloucester, Turner, Ode Seymour, Bolts, Ma'gn, !.
Ter, Washington, Reynolds. Smith Of Kana"ha =.
Conway, Beard, Ramey, Taylor Of Loudoun' sW"g
NJ and J., Dunlap, O'FerralI, Hodges, Watts ls q,
Mcconnell, Voolfolk, Tuus,all, Wcher, Harms;
berts, Pendeton, Robertson. Ley burn, Dorman, wy
hart, Crutchfeld, Walker, Crockett OF Wythe-o'u
For Mr.. Alen-Messrs Holloway, M,CiinlIck' -, ~,
man, Tarr, Carson, Vaughan, Waite, DsSE'ns, a."
man, Watkins, Hail Of G., DanGerheId, fIow.,s' l." u
strong Farley, Boolon, Caldwell, Taylor Of NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
Jaa 10


TRUST S5LE Of Taiu0Ws Rat md PERSONAL Estate.
Fey Deed. OF Trust, Of which executed
bearing date the h Of February le nGd the other by
said Tyler the 18th day OF The month md year, land both
aud Of The Court of Hastings Of tho City Of RIcmond and
third By said Ty unto Of the subscribers, John yet
be ring de day oil less, aud duly recorded the
Clerks oil Abcmare the subscribers, shall, THURS
DAY the ith day of March next roossvic sad
IT, the said j. r. Tyler, for the purposes
proceed sell auction, for cash. the following vau
real estate, consisting Of the RACT OF LAND
situated the Ia of sud lc containing about 5l
n excellent quality IN high state OF Improvement and IN
complete order for PIX % ana wt h h
stands in the upper being sun ted ut he junction OF tue
largest of which made of bck being constructed
es an excellent kitchen There also other houses suitable for
private families The stables ehd barn nre large and well arranged
there u.e likewise other houses every description that could
Tavern stand 10 do large business, including
Also the foIowps slaves to witt ,Oun. man flank,
Of F""n% ElIzd her child, and
The following personal property wit: all the said Jane,
yes Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting OF IS
cellcn Beds including Mattresses and Funure marble Centre
Tnie Chairs Sofas oil cloth Carpets Scotch Carpets;
Soft bed; large Mun'el Giascsj sets OF mahogany
Dining Tables Tea Tables; m"n"gnnE Watdons PINE do;
Clocks Bureau; valuable S"hoard and Chinaprcs other
Chnaprc large pine Tables; 2dessiag Glasses lot OF Silver
ware ana Piano, many other articles too tedious
Also the Kitchen Furniture which valuable and well
together with the stock OF Liquors. Flour and Pork
Tmr S,ocx in said Deed, consisting of horses so
ton tools and of every descriptions Of Blacksmith
tools and and yoke oxen and CART together vii"
the crop corn OATS rye hay and fodder hand Aso
riding carriage together with many other articles tedious
enumIcratc, conveyed in said deeds
The said will be continued from day day until completed
will be offered la clock the first
purchase valuable and profitable Tavern stand
Itself Acting trustees will only convey such title said
property real and is vested Us by the trust deeds
aforesaid i9nS MN Il. MILLER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

EOTICE.On the mistakes from the simIaIi
of the following persons: Robert Hill Il Co., Hill
& Dabney Walker r. Hill and Ill., Moore Co. tide subscribers
have changed the OF their firm to LEWIS hill Co.
EVILS HILL CO.. PRODUCE and Commission .Errchants, oppo-
- sit. Tavern Richmond Va. .c. Produce
every kind Renting Houses hiring Negroes, selling aud
cha ng Stocks COLLECTING. claim. in Richmond and
counties, Petersburg and the county Caroline
LEWIS NIL,
RICHARD NIL, Jr.,
RICHARD &. TUN>TALl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

hIoRE ISDrANs.-By the Tallahassee Wa'chman Of the
9th inst learn that letters received al that place
on the evening Of the 9TH giving the information that
while n party Of gentlemen from Magnolia, were out
hunting that day, they upon camp of Indians ia
tina, nelghborhood Information being Immediately sent
back town. party Of 10 started in pursuit. and over
took them little below Rock Haven, and killed of the
party. They continued the pursuit, and drove then,
across the river They supposed TO number 80 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

FRE.-Thr stable carriage house and smoke house Of
Mai James Gibson, in Romney, Va and the
Of the town. destroyed by fire On the night OF
the Sd inst The smoke house large one, and
contained at The time, goo weigh, Of pork, The pro
perry of hlrssrs Gibson and Armstrong, nearly all OF
which, however, saved through the great activity
Of Tie citizens The fire believed 10 have been the
act Of an incendiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

The sale mentioned in the going advertisement made my
request authorised by of the creditors make sale
privately the real before the day Any wishing tc
purchase, the premises invited to call the subscr
believe that will be effected
by which liberal credit will be given said property real and
petsonoI. JAMES 7. TYLER.
T-l 75-2aytd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

WAsHISGrOS, January IL.
Senate Proceedings In lie Senate to-day after the
transaction Of the morning business the bill for the gra
duaon and reduction Of the price Of the public lands
came up on its third reading Slessrs. Clay, Calhoun
Buchanan, Niles, Benton, and King addressed the Sc
nate and the question the passage Of The bill being
taken, resulted-ayes %. noes %, as follows:
Yeas-Nlessrs Allen Benton Buchanan. Clay Of AL
ALBANIA, Cuhbert, Foster, Fulton, Hubbard, King Linn
Lumpkin, Lyon, Mouton, Nicholas, Niles, Norvel,
Pierce, Robinson, Sewer, Smith Of Connecticut, Smith
of Indiana, Upton Walker. White Williams Of Mis-
sssipp, Wright and Young-27.
.NayS-Alessrs. Bayard, Brown, Calhoun, Clay OF
Kentucky, Crillenden, Davis Kpght, Mexican, hler.
rick, Prenliss Preston, Rives, Roone, Robbins, Rug
giles, Southnrd, Spence Strange, Swift, Tallmudge,
Wall, and Williams of Maine-22
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

ILLUSTRATORS NOTiCE.-An persons having claims
"a against estate Neal McCook deceased requested
present hcm properly authenticated for Adjustment hefe
day of April this notice will lie plead bar o.!
payment claims that before tina, mc
and these Indebted requested make Immediate
payment, longer Indulgence csnnot be given
CHARLES P. COODALL,
SH c. and Committee 4',r'r With TIE XIX 0an,red #
Jan 70 I75-wlls' .Siai Ne CooF De-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
Lands in CL,,ierf,id for sale,

HeY virtue Of decree Circuit Superior Cour; of Law and
" Chancey county Of Chesterfield Pronounced the 9th
day October 1885, the undersigned commissioner will sell
highest bidder Saturday, tho 10th day February
moety all Lands devised by Geo. Cox dcceascd
Martha Susnnnah Friend being that part Of the lands in the
proceedings mentioned, which allotted in the division Of
the said Martha Friend her share vz Oucaf Of
James called CoIeniao and the called Jones.
Aso snid Martha Friends interest in the Red Water Mill it
being oneha The sale will take place the OvC,secT house
q, Co1endale at ~ O'clock, NJ.
TEHMA credit Of rine eighteen and twenty months
equal instruments will allowed the purchaser giving bonds with
good security The title be withheld until the purchase
shall be fully rad Edmond Beasley and Patrick RedIord living
he lands will shew them disposed 10 purchase
THOS FRIEND, C0rru'r.