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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

The continued curtailneat Of the Banks in the sss'
tcuarly at Aebs will have very bsne6eisl eject
their curreacy something the New York
So far there is prospect Of ameeraon o.
Much anxiety is however. attached to the snes' ""''"
the late fall in cotton may have on those instu"on'
The Orleans banks exposed to drain Of specie
Western banks, by Of their inability 70 iurnh
exchange to the extent required The supply osPeee is how.
ever steady from Mexico The United States schooner Wood
bury arrived on the LIST inst from Tamqeo, with $so72
The Connecticut Banks having just made their yearly report
today proceed with general view Of the institutions Of
The following statement Of the leading points
for series Of years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

CTTY sALooN.-The former proprietor Of the Western
Mu.eu in Cincinsat Ohio having al an immense
brought on the Exhibition of the INTERNAL REClONSl
90 well known by reputation throughout The Union sd which
successful operation there for the lat ten years has
the honor Of inviting the psblic Of New York to pay their
,pecs 10 him forthwith in his SATANIC COMMONS. 10.
Gated al the City Saloon formerly Hansgton Diorama and
next door American Museum, whers the whole may he
seen Every Evening, At 81 o'clock precisely
man skeleton the Judge He seated
entrance the Internal Regions his right hand 10
at intervals 10 the act prouousee sestenee below him P
pear the concluding words Of Dan,c celebrated inscription
Abandon hope,
All ye who here.r
In advance Of this figure the foreground occupied BY BELZE
BUB seconded BY his Cerscrus and Python the
three headed Dog, the other gigantic Snake
moving in such suprxng 20 inspire the beholder
with belief that they living Further % The left Of Mnos
LUCIEER. around whom Human skeletons
which transformed into Demons aud p torment
ING the sufferers. Still further back SKELETON HOLD.
ING THE STANDARD OF DEATH Illustrating the col
lowing lines:-
And thus lie Wondering IN their earthly bome
In turf bound hillock or in sculpured shrine
The worms alike their cold caresses twine;
So Ear we all are equal, bat anee left
Our mortal weeds, OF vital spark beren
Asundcr farther than the Poles, we're driven
Some sunk TO deepest He'll raised 70 highest Heaven
The back ground presents FIERY GULF Large iccle.
hang the rocks that form the Internal Cavern, aud reflect
their surface the Red Glare Of the Fires within On sud
den the visitor plunged in ptchy darkness whilst he
rousded the mournul shreks Of Condemned spr,s The
ahng or chains and uprosr Of Devils and mps complete this
Scene Of Horrors
Admission 90 cents. Door. eren at eight o'clock
% may add to the interest Of this Exhibition. by stating
executed ia Ohio within the last 20 for their rim
nal offences In short the proprietor feeling high confidence IN
the tendency OF this Exhbsn TO be exercised for good moral
and religious purpose Especially n'.s the sau''ous A.
r. sThe Exhibition only lasts from half to three guarter
of an hosr. my7s-aw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
C0UNTEREEIr

HE public respectfully that one Of the basest
and dangerous countcets attempted has late
been brought to light in the city Of New York an
imitation Of that dservedy popular medicine known q
g RoWaad's Tonic Mature" for the fever and ague.
We had just put down imitation called "Rouiands Tonic
Mature" by L. .. Comstock Co., when another still more
makes its from thu store Of Seaman
Brothers. druggists No. los Water street. NJ ~ which
fac smile" Of the proprietor has been couateredhs
copy rights inringed uponh certificates copied and in fact
initiated in such that from, its outward appearance
can scarcely be detected We would alss say at have
commenced suit in the United States Court for damages for
this piracy rights and dealers TO be very
careful Of whom they purchase the article uness its
can be directly traced to the proprietor Of gen.
era agents. whom he has endeavored select enjoying
the respect and confidence Of the communities in which
they reside and who would blush offer the
true and original RoTands Tonic Mature" for the pary
gain Of few dollars thereby esdangerag the lives Of their
fellow beings. JOSEPH T. ROWLAND, proprietor (sucees-
to Dr. John r. Rowand No 249 Market street. Phadel-
phia 0. FAY general agent at Minors Franklin House
Drug Store, No. 1873 Broadway, New York.
Bit il the intention Of the proprietor to enforce his
rights against every person countcretug this valuable msd
and spursasy putting forth the proprieor certificates
and labels.
Agents will please give the above much publicity pos
bic inserting in all the Of the respective counties
in which they reside. my3l- lmis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
COLTS
BOOK.K f. T. PING

pErAPRAcTlCALW WORK UPON PLAN ENTIRE
IL NEW The accounts which form the bases Of sciences
are classed under Five Divisions with deste
we 'orns Of grammar and vocabulary
terms and phrases Also key explaining the
e ana manner 81 Joursazng each of the Book eatre
accountant would explain the TO his pupil s
he science that amy yorns Of English
may acquire knowledge without the assistance Of
teasher To which added Directions Learner and
Forms Tor keeping book. every and variety
apon the subject &c &ctks day published and for sale by
dis 6Us&W- D.ApPL TON & ca o0s RroaI-~~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

On Sunday evening" June . by the Rev. Lot Jones, Mr.
Joseph Brown to Miss Mary Ann A. Kearsng, all OF this
city.
On Wednesday evening" 9Th inst BY the Rev j. Johnson Of
Newburg Mr. Charles Johnson Of the former place. Mary
W. NJ eldest daughter Of William r. Thompson, Esq, Of thi.
city.
On Tuesday, 5h inst by the Rev. Abraham Pohamus Nehe
miah Denton Esq Of Gowanus Brooklyn) Mrs. Janet Ho
grath, OF this city
At New Haven Conn 30th ul Peter Ennis, Of Newark
Mary Ann Page, OF New Haven.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

DAssFoRD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AMI
ID CHESS, 7s Broadway, and ~ Ann street entrance iom
the Museum in both Streets Tor the sale of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls &c Sc and exercises Cor health Purchasers aut
players invited. There 10 Billiard Tables ready 70
trial. with spring, steel India rubber and cot
cushions and eage iron, and wCod fsm-s the hes, assortment
ever offered the public. mysl.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
NTIBLOS GARDEN AND NEW SALOON-WlI
IN LIAM NIBLO respectfully announces that this Esta
lshment 10 open for the SEASON
SATITRDAY JITNF 8 1890


SATURDAY, JUNE 8. 1889.
No postponement any time, visitors to the Garden
the through the Grand Promenade to the Pro-
,nenade Saloon, free from damp wet at all times
The Evenug's entertainments will commence at O'Clock,
WITH astonishing performances Of the Rave Family on the
TIGHT ROPE.
To be followed by the advertisement in act called La
rETE CHAMPETREA great portion Of this piece will be
performed on Double Rope wherein Madle Emele and
Antoine Ravel will dane
Pas de sabots. in various graceful attitudes,
An Adago, from the opera of Trancedi
loy- Pas de Deux, which will end with waltz, which
Gabriel Ravel will sustain the comic character OF Chevaer
Loudant.
Half an hour refreshments the Promenade Saloon
To conclude with the beautiful Tableas WANT called the
ITALIAN BRIGANDS, entire principle painted
in Paris Nv the celebrated Ciceryouuded upon
which actually occurred in Paris, l640 Characters by the
Rave Family.
Ravels.
Music which Mrs. seguin viii make Ter first
appearance at this Garden.
On Tuesday evening the Ravel Family will appear.
The will be given every evening in the week
Sundays excepted)
Civ, and efficient Officers will be IN attendance preserve
good order prevent the admission Of improper
Tickets 80 cents.
Doors open at THE entertainments to commence at
o'clock.
omnibusses will and fron the City Hotel TO the Gar.
en-, during the evening. Je6y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

On Friday, ss ult Mrs Sarah Gasper the 45th year
her age.
APeskskl 4h inst Captain solomon Rumble, in the ost
year Of his age.
In Saratoga Co. NJ Y the 81 inst David Rtzema Bogert
Esq. soldier OF the Revolution, aged II years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
NATIONAL THEATRE.

No. A CARD.-Mr PENSION bsgs to inform the public
that hi. 6rst benefit takes place Monday. 10th nsan
which occasion will produced grand OPERA in which Miss
shirreG Mrs Bailey Mr.. Wilson. Mr. segsn, Mr. Morley
and Horncase will perform. After which (for this night
only) Mr. Waack will appear in Of his celebrated cha
raciers To he followed by the National Brass Band, who
have kindly vosstsered their aid and will perform several
popular airs win other enertanmcntswhch will be stated
In the bills the day scs and tickets be had By apply
inc a the 30, Office from 10 till of O'Clock. je73t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

pax THEATRE This EVENING win !. per

pARk THEATRE This EvENINo win y per
BENEFIT OF MISS cusHMAN.
ADVICE GRATIs-Odbody, Mr. PiaGde-Eyentide Mr.
CnPp;.dale-.Rdnand NJ wheausy Grimes, Mr. Fisher
Mrs Evenude, Mrs whsatsy.
THE oENOEsE-Fie,so, Mr.. Hielk-Lora vicen.o, Fisher
Montaldo, Miss Gu hman Benedetto Mr. GannTassoni,
Eixen-,Adolpho, Chippendae- by young lady =
Clasdia, Mrs Prchard. ~ s
A Pa. !. Ds.s by Nh. and Master w.l~
To conclude with
MY LITTLE ADOPTED-Majo Seymour, Mr. whsa.ley-
Rose Mayburd, Mrs Richardson.
poors open At oPerasrmnes commence at quarter past
O'Clock.
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera HOUSE
streets te. doors from Broadway-THlS EVENING, will
LA GAIA LADRA, Or, The Maid Of Palaseau. Albert
Mr. Wilson-Manville, Mr. Seguin-Lenoir, Mr. Morley
Marcel, Mr. Horncastle--Isaac. Mr. Bake!-Felix, Mr.
Baiey-Annette, Miss shrreH-Claudine, Mrs stiekney
Grand Provost, Mr. Ames
WHAT HAVE ] DONE 7-Mr Peter Perkins, Mr. Lambert
Mr. BOu.ceab!e, Mr. W'iams-Juia, Miss M
THE MILDLY AsHoRE-Hary Hacyon, Mrs seftou-Anns
Door. Omen at Ia Performance to commence att Boxes
81 Pit so cents Gallery 20 cents.
ID AGER AND DlRECToR-This evening, will be
Mr. Khan Mr. rsoe
Drolinski Mr. Cates--Rudzolof, Mr. Nickinson-Thamar
Mr. Cole-Zemba, Mr. Adais-Ksdac, Mr. Lewis-koscar,
Mr. Jacksen-Olinssi, Mrs CoIe-Zemila, Mrs Proctor
Agatha, Ms Jones'
To conclude with
THE PRINTERS DEvIL-Csunt de Maurepas, Mr.. J. B.
Rice-Duke de Brnghen Foster-Pierre Plea, Gates :
Cecilia, Mrs Williams. .
Doors open o'clock performance to commence Al nan
past precisely.
Prces-Boxes rs censPit s74 centsGallery, % cents
OLYMPIC THEATRE-4l4 Broadway, (aext door TO
" Tatersas )-Under the sole management Of d. D. Nc.
KINNEY-This evening, will be performed,
EDGARD THE IDIoT-Edgard, Mr. Freer-Frederick, Mr.
Madison Wilhemina, Mrs Flynn
THE BEDOUIN ARABS will appear.
Grand Pa. de Desr by Madame Trust Mr. Carpenter ff
KATHERINE AND PETRUcHIo-PetruehioM Mr. McKin
ney-Katherne, Mrs Flynn.
To conclude with
Another act by the BEDOUlN ARABS.
Seats may be ~ applying to H. W. McKnny Trea
,urer at the Box yioe Of the Theatre, from 10 till 2.
Box SO ceas-Pit, rs cens-Private Boxes $780, n7Sm'
T,RANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
Il the direction Of Mr. r. BLAKE THIS EVE
GOLD WATCH-Harry. Mr. Cline-Botany Bill, Mr. Wills
--Catfarine, Mrs Stickney.
After which Comic Song by Mr. Barnet
JOHN oVERY THE NIsER OF soUTHwARK-Joh,
Overy, Mr.. Cartiiteh- sholbo DIR. Clne-Bosk, Mr.
Newton-Baron Fitsgcofrey. Mr. Edw ards-Mayny, Mr.
Gilbert-Mary Overy, Mrs. B. Stickney-Trstr auI, Mas
Watts
After whch
An Original Hornpipe, by Mr. Carpenter
To conclude with
CARLINE-Carline, Mrs Rder-Cosnt Vincenzia, Mr. Cline
-Gaspardo, Mr. Wills-Bonstana, Mrs stiekney-Ninal
Miss Delsmore.
Doors open at oeockperfornanees to commence at u
O'Clock precisely.
Boxes 20 cens-Pit 20 cents leElm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

" AUXHALL sGAROEN.-ENTHA>CE FKEE-.rhe
propetor Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
thai u for the Various Improvements been
made, addition TO fountain Of water which they cannot bu
who visit the city
The EgSssfvsaH Exchange full operation The sales on
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week. Gentlemen
chase with perfect confidence Horses either for carriages
upon equitable terms and without the fear Of deception.
All Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles Brides &c entered
gratis limited number Of box stalls provided for horses
at livery ROCKENBURG BANCKER
je78m' Proprietors.
NOTICE TO INvALIDS. Halt longer between two
opinions listen the unset OF Interested advisers
dmss soubts be restored perfect health and
sosndnes calling Division ST. where sure and safe
remedy for all VI compl obtained and the strict
est secrecy observed HUNTERS RED DROP, The mighty
conqueror Of this disease which has it, uonssnd
obtained only at this Office Don't forget the NUMBER Dv
SION st. je6.n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

SO far the transactions of large dealers concerned
dull and quiet The shipping business par
ticuar dali The Packets make out to procure fair
goes their very lowest rates u freight tue following
the here and the southern ports the latest dates
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

In the packet ship George Washington for Liverpool-hr
Boornan and LADY, Arthur Austin, Of Boston Miss Hudson
w Porckcr w rorcker MIR Gillespie and family, Mr. Hal.
ton and family Mr. Hugh lady and daughter John Brown How
ell Baltimore Lord William Hill, Lord Cochrane Richard
Anderson Richmond Va, Miss Frances Anderson, do MIR
Frazer ard SOM Major Lloyd Thos Pae wr Euent, Wash
incton c; DR. Clark Mr. Collins Mr. woodside and servant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
EAGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET.

EAGLE THEATRE-CHATHAM STREET.
M LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing engagements
for the above establishment which will open about the
t o September next will address the undersigned BY letter
post paid. None others will be attended 10.
THOMAS FLYNN,
CHARLES X. THORN,
Sole Managers and Prepretcrs,
iee-lm. 70 Mott street, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.

THIS establishment will be opened for the reception Of
i company Monday, the I7ih OF June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WM. ii. RUSSELL for
nerly Of Boston, steward. Mr.. JAMES NJ. SEYMOUR in
the Office and Mr. J. b. DOBNY conductor Of the Balls
aud Concerts JAMES N. SANDERSON,
je6 twstlsA Proprietor.
nR. J. j. LLOYD WHTTENORE respectfully informs
IL his friends and the puoc that he has removed 10 No. 10
Park Place. where he will be ready attend the call of those
who honor him with their confidence Having studied three
years the Hospitals Of Paris and year the Lyingnr
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naegee
he trusts he competent to treat scientifically disease that
may under his observation myll-issm'
WATCHES, JEwELRY GERMAN SILVER, he.
@ TOBIAS, Patent Lever Watch manufacturer, Taron
-. street, Liverpool and Importer 30 Maiden Lane, New
York received per Liverpool and other late ar
va large assortment OF gold and silver Levers, DUPLEX
LePne anchor and Watches also and
cases. together with large assortment Of Gernan silver
spoons FORKS Butler knives tongues ladies' fob and
guard chains thbles which offered for sale low
prices and on liberal terms, at Wholesale and retail.
myl3l mis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
sHAKsPEARE. HOUSE.

CHARLES RIETTY, 81 AsS STREET, has the honor to
recommend to the patronage Of the public his estabhmsn
in which he will unite usefulness with pleasure
His will always find rich assortment Of the best OF
Liquors. excellent Refreshments and Reishes, Soda Water
Ices, SC. Sc.
The dessert will Of pastries and fruit Of the greatest
variety. His sega will, he has doubt, please the amateur
smoker.
B.-Famlies supplied With ice nyls-lmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
w A II NJ BA TIL s

90 the Proprietor OF the Globe Hotel respectfully in
forms the public tst his Bathing Establishment in full
operation and he invites all who foad Of such luHury
call and judge Of the completeness Of his arrangements by
personal examination Of the Constant attendance win
be given by person having charge Of the Baths every day
from A. Al TO half past III Pm. Entrance New
the Baths well as from Broadway. my23lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

Bank of Commerce ol}s30 so do l02 IS do l0lb30
80 Manhattan 1890 Bank of America 1850 Phenn l06t-
IS Del Hud 73 IS do 73lb20 so do 73si5 100 do 73i-
Ohio L 1910 An SOL IS do 99-le Vskburg 55s3O
so $500 do $780, 10 do $780, rs do s4s3 Is do
1853 do $3.50 Bank Of Kentucky So SO do s3s30l3 Amer
lean Marine Insurance Co. 1910 Canton a. 10 do 4s0 30
do ala IS 100 do 42tb30 10 de- 4375 Mohawk 64b6O
so Paterson go NJ Railroad 0syc so do 90is30 do
oescl0 soagon SASS do $751; IS do 81 90 do 3a rs do
32ss0 10 do l50 Harlem 53a 100 do 54nv 100 do $3.50
100 do 53l, $50 do $780, 100 do s4b20.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

Rocx HALL.-Nunerous places have lately oeea
established ON the Third Avenue in the shape 81 pub
lie houses, bat for genuine place Of retirement for
comfort there is mono equal to Rock Hall The wor-
TN .,d industrious widow who keeps this place OF
comfort is truly deserving Of all the patronage that
can be bestowed upon her. Give hsra call and our
word for it you will be pleased.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

MILITARY EQUIPMENTs.-A complete full dres Uni
vl for-grcy trimmed with black and gold, With Epau-
lette Agette &C. suitable for I'd Regt " Y y A. nearly
new and IN first rate order-for sale cheap
Address boz 554 lower p. o. je7-3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
MILITARY AND FIREMEN's CAPs-MILITARy
wi HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gun Cases. Gans

r oOKING GLAssEs.-The ssbscriber has hand a
IL large and splendid Of Gilt and Mahogasy fran
ed Looking Glasses Of every sse and PATTERN which he offers
to sell at wholesale retail. very low prices for cash.
Portraits aud other pictures neatly and rc hy framed at his
Warehouse 3s9 Pearl street. few door south Of Franklin
square THOMAS HOOPER
= In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

a TioN NOTlCE.-Gstenslve sale Of elegant Cse'ne'
n FURNITURE Piano For,es, Paintings Looking Glasses
81 Ann and It's Fulton streets. ..
iee3y IhOMAS DELL a"sN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
FIREMEN AND CITIZENS OF NEW YORK TAX
NOTICE.

~ The Firemen and Citizens Of New York, without dis
tncon Of party who opposed the proceedings Of the
Common Council their meeting Monday evening, srd
june IN regard to the manufacture o. - votes Tor the express
serving the Fire Department from cxcemen injurious 10 ~
interests, requested TO attend public meeting Ne held
National Hall in Canal street. Broadway Monday
ming the 10th of June. al . o'clock
n. ..nfll. ln.u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

DoARDING-ls genteei private family in Brooklyn
I'D The house Is beautifully situated 10 Pacific street. frs
house from the &C Henry, the e only two m'nas
walk from the soath Ferry The French English and sps
nish languages are spoken IN the family Apply |" above
my2l-lms
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-11
CHARLES Ar,EvANnrp

Philadelphia.
Our Editorial brethren who favor us
with as many insertions Of this advertise.
ment as will amount to fifteen dollars will
be furnished with premium copy Of tho
Holy Bible, complete, and handsomely
bound as payment, and also regular ex.
change with the Messenger.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-11
MACBETH'S CASTLE.

The traditions respecting the history
of Macbeth, as related in the neighbor.
hood OF the castle, are highly interest.
ing. Thecurrentstory is, that Macbeth,
after his elevation to the throne, had
resided for ten years at Carubeddie, in
the neighboring parish Of St. Martins.
whichthe country people call Cornbetb,
or Macbeth's Castle. Two ofthe most
celebrated witches living one on each
side OF Macbeth--one at COLLAGE, the
other not far from Dunsinane House. at
a place called the Cape. Macbeth.
being superstitious, applied to them for
advice; and, by their counsel. built a
lofty castle on the top of an adjoining
hill, since called Dunsinane, which. in
the Gaelic language, signifies the hill Of
ants, implying the great industry necs-
sary to form such a building. From
the top of the hill there is a view OF
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-11

fifty miles in every direction. When
Malcolm Canmore came to Scotland,
supported by English auxiliaries, to re-
cover his dominion from Macbeth the
Giant, as he was termed, he marched
through Birnam-wood, where they were
induced, from some motive, to orna-
ment their bonnets, or carry in their
hands branches ofthe trees. Macbeth,
when informed ofthis, began to despair
in consequence of the witches predic-
ton, which had warned them to
beware
"When Birnam.wood should come to
Dunsinane;" and when Malcolm pre-
pared to attack the castle, he immedi-
ately deserted it, and flying, ran up ia
the opposite hill, pursued by Macduf'
but finding it impossible to escape
throwing himself from the top of the
hill, was killed upon the rocks. and
buried at The Long Mans Grave, as
| it is called. History narrates thai
Macbeth was put to death; but the
above is the tradition of the country
people, who add, that not far from it is a
road where Banquo was murdered.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-11
TAX COLLECTORssA ,r

WILL sell to the hiphes, I Ne
j. cash, at the Court house sj = O 10 %
Of Lexington on Monday. The Ky, ne low
July next,the following lots si,u as,a aoay 4
town Of Lexington to wit: lot r ~ ;, 2 lhs
sessed as the property Of !. s MI W. Z o.
the years 1887 and 1888. ''cAell %
Also on the same day The son,h il, !.
lot AZ, assessed as the property ~ I = 9 3
Mayo for the years, 1887 and isSs T. 3
Also, on the same day lot no. GO :.
sed as the property Of Anderson and md W vs'es'
brooks, now belonging to d. +. N Ra,, VEST
the year 1887. Da'es l'i
Also on the same day lot no. N 49,.
ed as the properly Of w. W. Geor0a s' :.
the year 1887. s'H
Also on the same day lot no. 70. ,s,.,,.
ed as the property Of John Cools', as''ss'
the years 1887 and 1888. Ns' la
Also on the same day the cas-, hi, !,
lot no. SO, assessed as The properly o # y =
'c"ouIi, now tne property Of /
Terrill, for the year 1888.
Also on the same day lot no. l3, assp,,.,
as the property Of d. Rhinhardt, q, i.
year 1888. v us
Also on the same day lot no assessed ).
The property Of Ellen Stark, Cor The i, vs,''
1887 and 1888, and the followinr i ~"
assessed Us the property Of Ellen s s0'
lots 2 and tnshp Is range 2 cas-, CONTAIN
ing 274 acres. '1
Also on the same day the fol1ou,,,
lands assessed as the property Of |. q
Hubbard, lot ] sec. SO, tnshp Is, ranges
east containing 102 acres.
W. M. BURTON, Collector.
April 6, 2l----tds.