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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

There has been an increasing scarcity money
past This evident the exchange market Sterling bills have
beensod at ga o. premium, for ~ "a s4ss the sterling
The chief saes made he former price which de-
cline from the rates current at the departure Of the last
ket; the decline owing any increased supply but TO
decreased demand consequent upon the decreased foreign LA
bes of the msrehns and the increased value Of mone-
The Emerald, for Havre, takes out S45oo0 in specie
At the stock exchange there has been rather more deng
day and improvement manifest prices Of most
descriptions NJ A. Trust and Bank improved pr ct Dsaad
Hudson per nt Harlem per cent? sonngton pr cent
Sales Of bills Philadelphia made at e. per cents
Baltimore at per discount. Corporation bonds
sold A q per cent discount In money and domes
tic exchange generally there but little DOING The Trades
mems Bank has declared semi annual dividend Of per cent
payable on the I'd prorimo.
We insert below the correspondence which took place in
London, the subject OF the Stocks
Meu Barring and Daniel Webster Esq The letter Of Daniel
Webster, although Il little influence among
tain css in Wall street. has but little effect in London
The leading capitalists and dealers England perfectly
well Of the legal standing Of the stocks before that pub
hcstsn and with heerea Of the people, facts
regarded than assertions The States 1897 BY legaripg
suspension Of the Banks svnced asy integrity and moral
obligation which shook the faith the holders their honda
In great degree This followed up by refusal the
part and Maryland and other States pay the
dividends any money than that their
the Maryland legislature in March, 1885, passed act
that the thereafter should be paid In specie
or rs equivalent Many Of the other states however, paid
their dividend in specie; this the with New York.
which paid 500 New York city bank bills Cor every 500
due Ohio paid FOR specie The rate 10 meet her engage
mens Indiana paid for the July quarter Of 1897 Sill in New
York money for every siee due II these fsc known
directly 10 these interested that saved the credit Of the whole
ssie and enabled them dispose Of stock The banks
OF Pennsylvania and most Of South have again suspended
and all the aeveraons Of hosssty that be made will
make the creditors OF the state be satisfied with appreciated
paper, instead Of csin.
The United States at ths extent OF their credit 1885,
her merchants then owed the English manufacturer large
amount Of money FOR goods consumed That debt has not
been paid; il merely transferred from the Lancashire ira
ders the London capitalists and Is larger than ever
large that capitalists have stopped Short very good
thing for the country that loans have ceased Spectators
cverrupping the country with projects OF
and morcagpg the lands Of the farmers ray Tor them like
the notable project the Erie Railroad which wssd have
dead loss out Of the pockets 81 The farmers had the money
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

GREAT SALE OF ANSUALs.-To, IN. Trad. and m,
- Public Generally For account Of whom it may
On Thursday Evening" December a. 1885, by RorAL
LEY, Aue,ioneer At the Long Room 100 Broadway NJ York
terms each.
Court with superb plates folio Magnificent binding Re-
100 The Iris Fud,n. Tabl,su Cor 1870 with u esqui.
site engravng and upwards Of 100 groups OF figures In Tur-
hey morocco binding, richly gilt Retail price sIl
The above arc the most costly and elegant Annals or
100 The Oriental Annual for Isae containing series Of
tales legends and historical romsnc Tho Bacon Eso
with 10 engraving by w. L. fnden from sketches by Cant
goo The Gin, for isae edited by Miss Leslie and u,ra.
epgry'nr' from original paa,ags and elegantly bound
100 Ditto, bound in embossed morocco, gilt edges,
400 The Literary Souvenir Tor ls4o edited by W. L. Bur.
ton, with 10 essravnss frou steel plates bound
100 The Christian Keepsake FOR is4o edited sy the Rev
3ens ~ clark and emee"hsd with 6nc eHgravngs bound
100 Rslis'so. Souvenir Cor $780, edited by Mrs L. 81.
s Osrnsy. Elegantly bound. -
ternsn with numerous plates Elegantly bound
100 tn. Gem FOR 1910, with engrsvngs from steel
Elegantly bound Ia embossed orocco. gilt edge.
400 The Violet Juvenile Annual Tor 1870 edi,,dbv M;.,
Leslie with engravns' from steel plates bonsd embossed
which now first added the Calendar OF Flowers by
the editor Of the Forget MeNot" with coored plate
handsomely bound in embossed morocco. Gilt ,dee,
100 The Poetic Wreath, consisting OF select passage. from
the works Of English poets alphabetically arranged with nu.
msrous woea cuts; naund ~ embossed cloth, Gilt edges
100 The Yosng Wes Book Manual Of moral religion.
md domestic duties small pocket volume in embossed cloth
100 The Young Husbands Booka Manual Of moral
and domestic duties small pocket volume embossed cloth
and forming companion TO The Young w,fs's Book
90 Lalla Roekh, by Thomas Moore illustrated with IA
beautiful eugravinss from drawings OF eminent artists under
the superintendent of Charles Heath In one a., ysI
bound handsomely in embossed cloth
20 James Book Of the Passions illustrated with 10 spen.
from drawings BY the most eminent artist IN
der the spernendence Of Mr. Charles Heath One syo
volume bound in embossed cloth.
bonapsrtes Ornithocgy, the natural history OF Bird.
ehaong the United states, not given by Wilson, with ma
merou figures drawn engraved aud colored from nature Nv
Charles Lucian Bonaparte 4 folio volumes. =
Also, great variety Of other illustrated Works d25 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

Cleared.
Lsvant baruett, Charestou; Montezuma, Hch, Malaga;
Osprey, Bartlett Charleston; Otranto Fowler Apalachcola
Gooe silsbee, Aarseies Mary Ann Br) Hampton Belize
Baltimore fiudsos RYDER Boston; siSdon,. Palmer. LIVER
pool, Collins Co. E
Trenton Bennett Tampa Bay; Alabama Berry, NOreans
Ken'inston, Curtis, DO; Lafayette, EIery Charleston
Mcm0raadn.
Packets for Europe The Sddons Palmer, for Liverpool
sails tomorrow IL o'clock M The Sheffield some time
this week She undergoing thorough repairs The Emerald
for Havre did not sail yesterday The letter bags Of the SD
doRs will close at Gpn News Rooms in the Exchange
morrow morning at IL o'clock.
sHIr BUiLpNG.-There now building at the difsren
shipyards up town, the following vessels:
SHIP YARDS, CLASS
Rrewn Bell pilot boat, go tons
Snedeus Smith, l steamer, 800
Capes Bustis, 400
Browns, ! 400
The Stephen Whitney ship now nearly ready
light be erected end of Galveston
Texas. nnnHr
lhe schr Enerp Use, Lieut. Comd Frank Elery sails
today cruise to relieve vessels the coast She pro-
vided with life boat
The brig Conso is at naval anchorage ready
sea- She south to the harbors Of South Carolina
Lis. Of officers attached the steamer Poinset at Nor
folk -Cemmander, Maya: Leutenaats, Sterrstt and
ass sareeen Green, Watkins,
WIN Caldwell; Captains Clerk, w Tuck; LIST Engineer
James Atkinson I'd do Davis; Boatswain, Caveudy;
Carpenter, Mcdonald; saiImaker G Thomas; Gunner,
Kelly.
Revenue Service.
The brig Washington, Capt Fraser, had fore yard
carried away shortly after boarding the Rochester Capt F..
put into Delaware Breakwaer to repair In boa ding the r.
his beat boat stove He to have sailed from the
Breakwater on Saturday last
United MATES P0rtk.
PHLApELrHIA Dec 2ssrr Illinois, Tomlin, NYork; Au.
gusts, Williams, do; cid Increase, Smith. do.
NoRroLK, Dec 20-arr Sydney Chamberlain, NYork; Cod
Hook, Leland, do; w Kempton, Dedell, do.
NEwBERS, NC, Dec 20-cld PIzarro Conkln, NYork; 49,
Swan, Wheeler, do; u.s. Regulator, Griffin, do.
Foreign Ports.
GALVESTON, Texas, Dec 2-Comet, Moss NYork; North,
Crawford Cumberland shinn, Mobile: Experiment, Finn
New York; Lyon Cliff, do; VIM Bryan do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25
r LECTURES ON wITCHCRAFT AT CHATHAM
IL STREET CHAPEL-The Rev T. 9. BRITAIN. will

LECTURES ON WITCHCRAFT, AT CHATHAM
IL STREET CHAPEL.-The Rev. 7. 3. BRITAIN, will
deliver Lectures Wchcra at the Chatham street
Chapel Monday the 30h Dec and Friday the Sd Jau
commencing each evening at half past o'clock precisely
Argument The existence OF Internal Spirits and the fact
possibility of human beings holding with them
Tickets 90 cnis to be had the the evening of
lecture. d25 ia.
NT. RI Ek's DHUkCh, BAkLLAY STREE 4 THIS
~ day (Chsmas) at l0k A. M Sermon win be preached
in this Church by the Very Rev DR.. Power.
The choir OF the Church will be much increased eec.
yenes by vocass of acknowledged talent, among whom
or this the Trustees with pleasure number Dir
SEGUIN, who his accustomed generous manner has
lunteered his valuable services.
The collections made the Church will be for
Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince ree d2s -
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REwAKD-srOr
i THiEF!.-An EngIishwoman, about rs TO 40 years OF
herself MARY ANN BRADY had when she left green
plaid cloak and English straw bonnet imposed herself
ant by telling tale Of dress and after staying e
days eft the place stealing the following articles
An English gold watch made BY Roskel gold face lsgree
work and embossed back.
set Of amethyst consisting Of necklace head ornament
and bracelets.
Three finger rings in hair in shape Of heart jet
and pearl.
One topaz. marked IN the inside nj. A.w.;
The other pearl and gold
One black mcrino mantilla, trimmed with fur.
One square black merno shawl
One black aud white blanket shawl
One pair white embossed silk hose.
One worked cambric pocket handkerchief deep lace trim
ming
Ladies' caps, boots, and May other articles.
Jewellers and pawnbrokers requested TO stop the thef
should Of the articles be offered and give nfor
at the police Office at the Hall OF Justice. d25 ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

There sa fair business doing in The grocery line and the
tail business os the city evnces the activity incident upon the
holidays The wholesale dealers are however exceedingly
quiet and prices Of most articles continue TO decline Flour
very heavy at - 62a 10 Cotton remains much As last
quoted
CorrrrThere l. not much doing this trade. The prin
cpa sales have been of Rio, for export Altogether the
transactions reach 200 bags, at II Cor Rio f0l N
for Lagura . FOR ST. Domingo l0i Cor samara.
Naval sroRrsince last tce there has been better
demand for prime turpentne but The stock bar
rels ~ County sold at 81 ST. No material transactions
have taken place in other articles.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

BROADWAY CIRcUs.-The bill Of performances at
this stablshms mt for this afternoon and evening,
embrace an entertaining diversity Of horsemanship
vaulting, comic songs and extravaganza, Juggling
and rope dancing; beside which an entire new pan.
tomime gotup for the occasion, called " Santiclaus,
or the orgies Of st. Nicholas" The afternoon per-
formances CONNIE nee at 3 O'Clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

90 PACKET SHIP sIDDoNs FOR LIVERPOOL
Paenges b. this ship will please be board the
boa Hercules at WHITEHALL tomorrow, 36h Instant at IL
at half past III o'clock. dos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

NASSAU GUARDS BALL, BROOKLYN.-The Sixth
IN Annual Ball Of the Nassau Guards will take place
Smiths City Hotel Brooklyn. Monday evening, sOth
1882 The will be appropriately sesora and every
arrangement made 10 he sprrob on Of the
Tickets - esch to be had Of H. sPrag ll9 Maiden lane,
or at l04 West street
Carriages Furnished by the Commttee) will be waiting
at the Fulton Ferry TO convey company to the ball
Capt. GEO BIRKBECK, Chairman.
GEo. ii. FRANKLIN, Secretary. d2s 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

A UCTiON NOTICE.-Large sale OF valuable Clothing
IA (he last this year Thursdsy, at 1oi O'Clock in IN
Sales Room - Ann and IFS Fulton street
d25 ~ THOS. BELL, Auctonesr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

MUSICAL INSIRUCTlON.-MR. MEADEN teps 20
IvA announce that IN compliance with the numerous app
cations he has received he purposes remaining this
and will give instructions in Singing and the theory
practice cfihc rano Forte Application t. be made
At NJ. residence 51A Broome street. dI2.lmis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

market Of England remained open 10 the operations Oh inc
spectators who started it. WA W.
The following is the correspondence referred to; q
LeNDoN, Oct. H. 1889
SRSome public prints In this couutry having questioned
the constitutional right Of the individual states OF which the
North American Union composed contract loans We are
happy TO be able 10 avail ourselves OF your VISIT to nus eoun
refer the which entertaneda doub
you and your legal nion the subecan orin
ion which. need hardly add will be conclusive with our
selves and most important for all who Interested IN state
securities. ra m. y t rs a.. "a
We beg therefore, that you will favor us with your written
answer your earliest the following inquiry
Has the Legislature Of Of the American states legal
and power loans al home and abroadf
We have the honor 10 be, with great respect,
Barring BROTHERS co.
The Hon Daniel Webster Re
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

The FIRE last evening, was in building, No. 27o
Pearl street. occupied in the lower part by Abraham
Rker shoe store, and in the three upper stories
by C. B. Beden, as dwelling. Not much damage
DONE sa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

rIvENTH WARD BANk-NOTlCE.-The subscribers
the ock Of This Bank, rSqu red to pay the ba.
Of the TnssIents due befo January 22d
or forfeit the payments made thereon
dof I'm T.. HOOK Cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

AUCTION NOTICE.-ExE UTOR'3 SALE OF
IA FURNITURE On Friday, at lOi O'Clock, at No. Is
Reade street, the property Of the late M q. Teitzer
d25 81 THOS. BELL, Auctionecr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25
A P0L % sALO ON--THE RAINIER FAMILY
"A KNOWN AS The TYROLESE MiNSTRELS.
MARGARETTA RAINIER,
. ELENA RAINIER,
LEWIS RAINER.

- - sIMON KAIFEK,
Will give two Concerts Tuesday Evening" Dec Oath
and Thursday Evening" Dec 9th (prevoss their depar-
tare FOR the souh) which they vii, sing any Solos
Qusrettes &c. and repeat those enthusiastically encorsd
nd also ,ng two national melodies their ma
tional costume.
Doors open at 7 Concert TO commence ~ o'clock,
Tickets SO Cents to be had the with program mes
uO7 lrn*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

DLEASANT APARTMENTS TO LLT.--The ,ecopd
story Of house 900 Broadway, containing two hse
with folding DOORS pantres, closet &c. Enquire
the premises. dl2-lmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

=, PLENLiD ZUOLOOICAL ExHiBfTfON-N open
- at 80 Cans Street few doors Of
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, & Co, have the pleasure
inform the public and natusss that they established
beautiful, and extensive Msnsgere OF Living AsAaIs
and Beasts. at the above samed Their coeesn
prses great variety the specimens history
imported 10 America Will be open for the reception Of
visitors each day, from 10Y A. NJ to Up and from
in the evening. dl22ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25
U,AMMANY HALL.-pARKER's MERRY CHRIST

FTNAMMANY HALL.-PARKER'S MERRY CHRIST
i MAS BALL Mr.. J. PARKER ha. the honor TO !.
10 has friends sad The pn5Ie. that he TO spsre
neither trouble expense to make this the most brilliant
Fancy Dress Ball he has got up. variety OF fancy
dances will be danced such hornrps, Highland Dgs and
pas seu with variety OF other dancing The will be
spenddy decorated with banners sni flags Of different
tons Dancing at eight o'clock and contiaue
ua alats hour Tickets ST. TO be had al the Hall full
aud Ell Give band will attend Leader Mr. Drown.
Der Of public characters expected TO att nd sp,r did
costume. Tie two holiday weeks the Pubcs will take ri
FRIDAY evenings Grand Fancy Dress Ball will be given
New Years night. d2l Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

~ GEOLOGICAL lNsTlTUTE-JUNE,T TITUS, AN
II GEvlNE CO... splendid collection Of LIVING Ami
mails now sPn for the reception Of visitors at their we'll
has bees made 10 receive the public vstors Will have
the additional adyansss Of bsholtng that and singular
Their qualification Of seeing BLACK TIGER! ths sris-
ence Of which hes hitherto been either doubted denied By
ell authors who have written % the subjest.
Entrance 10 the exhibition No. ~ Christie street. Directly
in the Of the Cowsry Amphilheatrs.
Hours Of ext biiIon from 10 o'clock A. NJ To r. Ms,
from 10 ia the evening"
Admson 70 cents children under sn years OF age half
price, al SIN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25
DARKER's MERRY cHRIsTMAs oRANp FANcY

OsT. Monday aGernoop, in. Maiden lsae william
IL street. pair Of Gold spectaclcs. The finder will be
by rewarded by leaving them at the Office Of ths paper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

A RTiFICIAL TEETH.-M. LEvETT, Dentist, No 2oO
"A Bro dway entrance in Warren street. begs call the at.
nton Of the public 10 method Of fixing Arts
csl Tceth-from full the principal OF aimos.
pheric nded by pa injury the sdein-
log teeth gums. Mr. Levets method n and alto.
sether peculiar to hns aud is warranted produce the
sired effect.
From the New York Tines1
ARTIFICIAL TrxrHA fe nd Of ours having undergone
dcnca operation under the hands Of Mr. Levs took occa-
ou TO speak Is high praise OF that gertIersn sh facility
and mode Of supply ing the loss Of Teeth by the introduce
ton Of and que principle Of Artificial cnes In way
alike d. void ofpsn We have shown
circular copssining from New York Mirror the
10 the highest terms Of Mr. Levt principle for the
srucon sf Artificial Teehofi,s novelty and utility and OF
is dspensiDg with spsng and fsure the simple
ducon OF atmospheric which has been found ina
bic for all purposes Of msaon and sdeed in
this last respect the eommuu stand largely indebted Mr.
Leve for his introduction and ingenious application Of
atmospheric pressure principle dis 3ms.
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE, 500 Brosdway. JOHN
" DOYLE Bookseller respectfully informs the public that
he has adopted CASH SYSTEM in all his trsp.scons
and will sell 1t prices lower than any ether the
business His stock IL choice and recherche full Of the
best works in ancient and modern literature booksn all the
sciences and useful arts, and also IN works in the Iasa
French Spanish aud German languages School books oevey
kind at prices uaapproaehshle w Others.
N He purchases private libraries and smaller parcels
beok for which he pays the cash down. and gives better price
than the same will bring ~ Auction ala fmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

Il ECTUkEs On PHkkNOLOCi. y. sTANLLY
IL GRIMES, President ef the Western Phrenologica
eiety at author OF system sf Phrssoogy and
rhreuo Physiot will give Course Of Eight Lectures
this sce-cs the Han Of the American Issvte eommen-
cling Monday evsnin-, at "a o'clock.
Mr. Grimes brings Introductory letters from the
nent citizens in this and other states sesemen in this city
Tickets 70 the Course 81 adm ttng gentleman and lady
Single tickets They may be obtained al The ONCE Of the
Aston House AZ the door d2S ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

rT,RADEsMENs AssOCIATioN.-The First Annual
Ball Of this Association will take place Monday
December 30th, at Shakespeare Hail. corner Of William
and Duane streets Dodsworh celeb aed Band /.
for the occasion The Committee will every exeren To
make this their first annual bal inferior 10 given this
seasen.
Tickets ST. to be had at the Shakespeare; D. Johnsoa
corner Broome and Alen any member OF the A,ocaon
Jas Il. HENRY REED. Secretary.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-18

Williams s. Webb, Returnuble 10 The
vs. alias Il IA Ugted States GTcuit
John NJ. HolliugWofth Court to Nogcmbcr
and securities Term 1889.
ynY virtue Of tho above stated f faio
w. me directed, from the Honorable
United States Circuit Court for the south.
ern district o. MI, Twill expose to public
sale for cash, before The court house door
OF Holmes county, between the hours
prescribed BY law, on Monday the 28th
day Of October next, all Tie right, title and
intres', The said defendant tas in or TO
the following described property 10 Wiz:
lots No. 26, ~, 81, and 80, the said lots
lying and being in the,toun Of Frankin,
aud Upon said lots the Franllin Inn il
'situacd; also los No 1870, 40; the above
nalned has hecn levied Oh Us the property
of John NJ. Hollipgswortb, and will be
sold 10 satisfy the above stated execution
and cost.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-18
MARSEALL'GS SALE.

MARSEALi'S SALE.
Richard O Pricharl Retunublc to the U S
vs. al fl ia Circuit Court to No
Galway & Richardson sembtr Term 1889.
Bauder, Mixing & HligLt
US Fl ia Same
Same
Shipman, Robertson &Co
rs al fl IA Sane
Same
Shipman, Crane & Go
Tvs al & Ia Same
Same
fp2 Y virtue Of the above stated e las TO
no me directed, from tho Honorable
United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District of Mississippi, | VIII
EXPOSE TO public sale for cash, before
the court house door Of Holmes county,
on The fourth Monday The 2Slh day o.
Octolier all the right title and inter
est tie said defendants hath in or TO Tue
following described lot 10 sit: lot number
u, 10 the town Of Tcliula, On which there
is fine store house. and ware house OF
lsaid lot, and formerly occupied by Gala
Iway aud richardson.
/ The above stated properly has heet
levied on as The property Of Gailawa,
and Richardson, and will be sold 70 sal
isfy the above stated executions and cosi
w vi. GWIN, Marshall,
BY y. NJ. FERGUSON, Dept.
/ SEM. 81 45 IDS. Printers fee Gl4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-18

wDY virtue Of the above stated cxecu,
Ek9 ton to Inc directed, from The Uni
led States Circuit Court tor the Southern
District of Mississippi, | viii expose to
pubic sale ior cash, before The courthouse
door OF Holmes county, on the third Mon
day OF October peXl, All tie right, title
and interest The said defendants hath ia or
to the following described property, tcwil:
east hall ct the north west quarter and the
east halt south west quarter, west hall Of
the north east quarter, and the west bali
south west quarter, all Of section %. town
ship l3,range 2easl, containing 500 acres
more Or less; north east quarter Of section
"a, township IA, range Z east; al-o east
half Of south east quarter Of section ls;
north half Of east haiol south west quarter
and cast half Of south east quarter Of sec
ton ID, and north east qnarer and east
hall north west quarter, and east hall d
lsouth west quarter and west half of snutt
east quarter Of section 30, township IA
range 3 east, containing 7G0 acres more Of
less. Also east half north east quarter
and east half south cast quarter, sectio,
2B, containing $50 acres Also east bal
south west quarter, section 20, TOWNSHIP
10, range 2 east, containing so acres
more or less. Also north half Of cas-
half north west quarter, section 5, town
ship Is, range 2 cast, containing 80 acres
4 more o. less.
Also The north half or part of the Yves
hall'o Of the south west quarter, section IS
township Ia, range 3 east. Beginning d
Ia point in tie centre Of the road runin,
from Franklin, in said county, TO Mont
gomery, where the south boundary Of th
town Of franklin, as laid of by The pro
Iprieior, crosses said read, then south viii
SAID road from Franklin to Benton, the
turns from said road TO the right, the
south west with said Benton road in th
middle thereof to the line between th
sec tons % aud 20, Hence to the mort
west corner Of The above described cigh
Tor parcel Of land, thence east with ih
south boundary of the town Of Frankii
to The beglning; supposed By estimation
to contain 30 acres; the above lands hay,
lbcen levied on as the property Of Arthu
Hays, 10 satisfy the above stated case
land cost Of suit.
w NJ GWlN, Marshall,
BypM FERGUSON, Deputy.
sepf2l 45 tbs pri's fee $50