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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

IMPORTANT DEcisIoN.-Thc st. LOUIS New Era
contains the decision by Judge Lawlsss of a suit in
Chancery which had been some time pending, in
relation to the will Of John Mu!lanphy, late veal
thy citizen Of st. Lous:
1t appears that Mr.. NJ with a natural desire of
perpetuating the bulk Of his estate in his descend
ants-which the abolition Of entails wisely forbids
in this country-devised to trustees in perpetuty
an immense property in real estate, Of which the
income was to be appropriated for the benefit Of his
heirs This arrangement did not seem to be agreea-
BILE to the heirs themselves, and accordingly SUIT
was commenced by them TO set aside those provi-
sions Of the will.
The opinion Of Judge Lawless is said to have
been very able and elaborate, and evincing great
research in branch Of law not often brought into
the courts of this country His decision concluded
with a decree by which the devise Of the mass oil
the estate to trustees is declared void, contrary
to the law which forbids the creation Of perpetui-
ties.
As great part Of the estate lies within the city
Of St Louis, much Of il unimproved, and, und er
the will would have continued so indefinitely, the
decision gave very general satisfaction to the citi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

RESPITE or LEDpIses.-It is rumoured that
the governor has granted respite Of two weeks, in
the case Of Jacob Leddings, who was convicted at
the last oyer and terminer Of murder, and sentenced
10 be executed to-day. petition has been in cireu
suon several days, and received the signatures Of
hundreds OF people, asking the governor to com.
mute the punishment. Whether such power Is de-
legated TO his excelleuey, we are not advised
albany PidindedIer, Dec 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

ISDIASA INLAND NAvIaATIoN.-The first b at
which passed from Fort Wayne 10 Lafayette, on the
Erie and Wabash Canal, was welcomed into the lat
ter village few days since, in a style suitable to
that ims ortant occasion. As steamboat navigation
on the Wabash extends from the Ohio river Lafay
cite, the opening OF the Eric and abash canal cou
meets he navigation OF Lake Erie and the Ohio river
from which the states " Illinois and Indiana must
derive invaluable benefits, as puts them foot
ing with Ohio In their facilities Of communication
with the cities OF New York and Boston.-Aibany
BIdiudsnfsT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

The WELLAsp CANAL.-The amount Of tolls re.
ceived on the Welland Canal ts the goth October,
flS,036. The Toron-o Patriot says, letters re-
ceived there from London announce that the royal
assent would be given to the bill for the pure base Of
the private stock " at the next meeting If the CO
GIL The Welland Canal will then, says the Patr-
OF, become great and valuable wsrk to this pro-
vince, not only for commercial purposes, but as a
means Of defence-the proposed enlargement Of the
locks will enable u.s. in case Of need to protect the
Ontario.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

Mas. Krssr, was brought into court yesterday,
for the purpose Of having counsel assigned her, but
she was not prepared TO make a selection. A very
dnct her defence, Is prevented from proceeding with
IL in Consequence Of severe domestic affection
II. Rantoul, Jr. Esq. has been retained as junior
counsel s,sior counsel will probably be fixed
upon on Tuesday next, and the day Of trial be as.
signsd.-Boston Post, Dec. ).
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

DREADFUL MARINE DuAsrKR.-A letter from
Wipcasset, dated Dec. 81 says; 4" Sch Tiberiss,
Brookings, arrived here last evening, picked up
yesterday, of seguin a boat, with three men and
two boys in u, one 81 the latter frozen 60 death
Tiny belonged TO q small schooner bound TO w aldo
boro, which was upset in the squsll Monday
night. The Captains and boys feet are badly froE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

TnE LAST BoAr.-The North America went out
this morning, quite full for Detroit. Capt. whita-
ker thinks ofreturnng again to this port. To do so
last will completely close mp the channel Naviga-
ton the canal may be said to be at an end FOR
the season.-Bufdio Com. 1dr. December 2.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

DR POWELL begs IL info the public that owing TO the
IL unprecedented demand for SHARPs CERATE, he il
compelled relnqush all other business, and devote mis-
to the sale Of this ccmeal discovery.
He has kews. found to appropriate the large
double Store, BROADWAY 10 tie exc usve sale. The
eembnaoa ming this invaluable external remedy, based
and is free from thing the
degree all led TO qsaekey Powerful tftcts
yet composition il IL desAed to tke The high
stand ia tn. Medical world Practitioners will ind
great DIES deratun in that anomalous disease Rheu-
ism for IN tins distressing complaint fails to give
apprsheni consequences from its use will
abrasion Of the surface, although possessing such
ertraoi binary powers.
Il ps ury b. observed that there FIVE kinds OF
Cers and applicable to the various cutaneoss AID
muscular diseases which been proved TO yield 10 the nn
ence Of its extraordinary power, yiz
No ], Plain, ln OF Gout, Relaxed Sore Throat,
Swsed Face and Gums, Deafness Eryspe External It,
nsmmaen Bos Burns, Seaid Corns Muiquits Bites and
tender Feet
No Camphoat.d! la Rheumatism, Paray sis, Tic Dolou-
sprsns Bruises Cramr Glrdpar dwellings, Tumors
Whoopng Cough Group Chilblans. -
No Emsent. For Chapped Iands and Lips, Ulcers, &e
Basam'e Fer Bruises, where the skin broken and
other open sores -
No suiphura ed In Salt RAeum Ring Worm Itch seald
Head pimples on the face, SC.
The lnime is applicable all where No issued;
but powerful pre- araon. Each variety 10 put in
Of srss at 3Tt cents sTi cents 81 50 and - each
Printed directions aud Medical Advice Be s5tened ga-
tuiiously from J. w. POWELL, IA D.. Sole Ag,nt
dsy l5T Broadway, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

UP ~ rHE woRLp.-The highest inhabited pla-
ces in the knownlworId are in Peru, The cottages
at the source ofthe Ancomorca are 10 feet above
the level ofthe sea. The village oFTsrors fs I46c2
feet hieh, Potosi, once eontaieins q pspniation cf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

vERy Bap.-The Grand Jury yesterday found
two bills Of Indictment against q prominent mem
Der Of the Philadelphia bar, for assisting to intro
duee into this breathing world, two ttls resposibi
ties, az ftco separate spots too remote from his
donicile. oh Billy. Billy, Amt you ashamed
Phiiad. Spirit of the Times, Dec. T.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

NAvieArror.-Th navigation between 81. Johns
and whitehall s closed for the season, and the line
boats went into winter quarters on Wednes dAy. Tn,
ferry boat between this place and Plsttsbursh vii
continue TO ply for the present. burlington Yer
mont Sentinel, Dec 4 i'ft 'e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1s4(

LAND PIRACY IN MicnIoAN.-One of the most
outrageous acts of lawless violence we ever heard
Of is recorded in the Detroit Daily Advertiser OF
the 18th ult. That paper says:
IL took place in the town of Highland, Oakland
county, on Sunday week. Phineas l.. Davis OF this
city has farm in that town Mr. ID had been at a
heavy expense To stock il with the best breeds OF
cattle, hogs, &c aud had ceeded in securing enc
of the beht stocked farms ia the county But, IN a
single hour, by the plunderiHgs of a ruthless band
of daring scoundrels the acquisitions Of years have
been destroyed.
1t appear. that on Sunday morning of last week
twenty five men, armed with knives and other mir
ses, came to the farm in wagons, and, without any
ceremony, proceeded to the barns and out-houses,
and killed some tweety bOgs-dr0ve OF some ~ or
30 others-four fine horses one double " agon and
harnoss-one bull-23 sheep-60O bushels of oats
800 bushels of corn - besidis several harrows,
plouehs, and other farming utensils and, worse
than all, ripped open several anc breeding sows, Of
the Berkshire breed, by which brutal act between
90 and 80 pigs were destroyed!
Imme date information Of this wholesale robbery
was brought to Mr.. Davis, who at ence proceeded
to the scene Of plumber; and, after several days of
perseyerlny effort succeeded in arresting nineteen
OF the thieyeE-all of whom were indicted by the
Grand Jury ia session at Pontiac, The residue OF
the gang will probably soon be arrested.
Such daring robbery this ia well calculated to
excite alarm. Ii is so glaripgy outrageous as TO be
almost Incredible Indeed, had not the clearest
evidence of the truth of the facts we have given,
we should conceive il impossible that they could
have occurred in civilized community.
Some farther facts stated by the Advertiser lead
TO the suspicion that Mr.. Buchanan, Sheriff of the
county, is not altogether innocent Of connvance
at the outrage as public officer should be. Du-
ring the investigation says the Advertiser, we
are informed that the Sheriff, in instnnce made
appraisers Of two Of the robbers, and in another in
stance took one of the thieves as bail for the safe
return of one of the horses he had stolen.
This Bucknam had been removed Fl ON Office but
was reelected again. Soon after complaints were
made that he did not pay over the money which he
collected--thereupen he WAS thrown into prison -
He was afterwards permitted TO go forth and seek
bail. While out, he made his appearance at the
persons assembled there and before his object was
| suspected, he mounted fleet horse which was
doubtless furnished for the purpose-bade good bye
| to those present. and the next moment under
full speed for Texas other receptacle for
kindred spirits! Two Of his bail Immediately heard
| of the light and put after him. but it no go.
| His aggregate defalcations is said to be at least
| SIS, 900.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

A MIpAL-In the late battle, a silver medal,
about the eight Of an inch in thickness and two and
ahalf inches in diameter was taken from an old In
dian supposed TO have been upwards Of 100 years Of
OF age, who vas killed; one side Of which presents
prchie, In relief, Of James Madison, With the
words James Madison, President Of the United
with thcA calumet and tonabawk, and the wsrd.
"Pesce and friendship. 'oAusfia, Ttrds Gassiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

MnLsscHoLr.-The ST. Jehp, N. h. Chroniols,
Of the 9th alt, says, We are informed that wee
sci whicA left ST. John eveains Of I'D, for Bostca
was totally lost, and that every soul on board nine
in number, persisted" OBI. -f.4 It,.sh .fti
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

NEST or RAscALs.-From the St. Louis Repub-
can OF the I'D ultimo learn that q nest of Coun-
tereiters had been discovered in that city, and four
OF them arrested. The circumstance which led to
the discovery, was the arrest Of a black man at
Harrisonville, CHI for passing counterfeit five
dollar gold piece, who on his examination disclosed
the names, residences and plan of operation Of the
whole gang. Some Of the Police taking with them
writ en- directions and map Of their head quarters
proceeded TO the place where they succeeded in
surprising and capturing four Of them, named VIM
Meyer, Samuel Griffith, VIM. McNiien and Ohm
Richards,
They found in the house lot Of implements for
councrfcting coin; 6S pieces rcprescn ting FIVE dol
lar Carolina gold pieces, net finished, very rough
a number of counterfeit Mexican dollars and Anne.
rcan half dollars, very base several pieces Of metal
resembling bell metal that FIVE dollar pieces had
been cut from; a large quantity Of zinc, ore, and
stber kinds OF metal.
went by the name OF Mysls. lie represented him
self as locksnith, but tools were fou nd pertain
ing TO that but vice. Several pieces Of gold and
silver coin were found on his person.
The eonstablss took in their possess sion all their
trunks, papers, clothing, &c. and have information
that will probably lead to the detection Of the ba-
lance OF the gang, who said to be located, come
IN ST Charles and other counties in this state and
some in Illinois.
Among their papers, were found receipts for mix
ing metals-certihcates OF membership tn several
churches, and even license to Samuel Griihth to
preach, az methodist preacher; besides numerous
ether papers, letters, &c. number Of counterfeit
notes different banks were found in their posses
sion, suppo ed TO have been obtained in exchange
for their counterfeit coin. A lot Of caps, gloves
and other things that had evidently been stolen was
also found in the house.
Since the arrest Of these oounterfeiters, informa
ton has been lodged against them for the robbery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

Locusrs IA single century, fovr thousand
millions Of h-~sAr b-isss sppssr the fses az ths
csrth--sct tssir bssy psrts and pose away for
30 90 Iocnsis. !. u. u .---.--.--- N -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

CoIr's PArEsr RrpLs.-Is the late Indian fight,
Capt Andrews used v~s o. Colts patent riaes.
which he discharged ten times While a comrAde
eo~ld dischsrge his rihs e~ly twice. He believed
sssfui Of al weapons IN lsdisn wsrfsre Housfon
7stds TsferrupL '..H .hi iIn'f". ID -.t sf-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
on CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

on CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE
~ be Consulted heretofore at his residence Is CousRdi
street and may be seen at any hour l..
9psr,0a. Who sStIads ;I r,@sdss spon paS
every ~ i psesr consider duty the .iss
Es1 hs gISSnd % rha might % &
ss, Of ihs ROYAL CSsSs LSod 81, Ss rs a. siIg I'M
have also iesnons letters from the most eminent
mpiG 81 Dr. fy sMs;
may Dc seen ey any Que who wishes It =, ,..,..
ofrt and sminsnee in his rrcssicn iasn
Sst sS 'f sS'.
o sf geO ou Hs TS% ain H y not only m
n, mise AMI detection prsyng on The mind Y well as body
se ps.y G not destroy q the ."tS ns
tons altogether II fact that both Ysnereal and tonor.
sons1tation a. q show nc other Ssy 10
i,G 5: train e evil, gs.a.g.
o9nans bs 81 asp or bos Of p G s
discriminate cure Of these complaints New supposng even
which CONTINUALLY ars any and essentially do thss.
H.. s sr oo ~ On. %sy b. Sss n sno '
astonishing the opportunities have Of witnessing these ets
sosonhss have been taxing proper only vsa,rs
.s S s p s , cory
neither the other but we're totally different ssd
But which painfully harrass the
Here tie poss Ps,en, Z obliged % pay Tor p. or drops month
ser month Sometimes the giest aitesdng this disorder
slight Occasions but Whether the dcRs1r, return o. ns Re
so% s s 's', GU 'i S % could
structure; and n properly understood most
easily and speedily bersmosd do not scruple TO affirm that
many structures may be cured in days they had
sed years before.
To any Of common prudence therefore, wosld sayI
these land appeal 10 the eminent
ply saas of city for their ruh how important that
every patient should knew something Of the character and ia
ofhe whom be about e. trust with
For the convenience OF those at distance well thoes
who wish their the aud
private have conrived very little chest, with the
TRsArtsr fitted the lid and which conain every thsoy
the Of these complaints That for gonor
rha besde the medicine, contains also my Patent Pocket
Syringe with ingredients for making the injections the price
(which $40 That for the Venerea, containing than
enough the any ordinary SIC and the chest
little larger, containing thing for the Of
both complaints IL SIS.
With respect TO the little patent sy rnges, which cannot
here describe uho ~ properly aeeredh
its and utility Aud, indeed with regard 10 the
intrinsic value Of the chest uniformly does u the
expectations that engage fn u fail 10 do
and retsrned immediately the price shall be instantly
uDded.
Adde's. JOS RALPH, sssOrM D., % cOur,lsndt street
New York. ssIr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

BorrpARv Lrrr-Tbe question sbsss The boun-
Diary line betwses tsecsxis sid Alsbaws has beer
settled BY the latter adoptins the one run by the
Georgia missioner, in 1sS si f.f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

WrSrrR AT raE EAsr.-The weather 10 cold.
and unpleasant enough to-day, IN all conscience to
crafty the most Grabbed eysie. IL tried 10 snow
bat the atmosphere was celd the snow ~ouldn 4
come dows. Not "a, howe ves, IN other plaees. We
learn from Mr.. Hatch, thst when the ears left New
Bedford. this morning, the snow thsss was two or
three sssses deep. and u was falling fast but the
storm did not extend further thsu Canton. .for
IreNscrtRf, Dee. B. Il = % - -------
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

Texas AND MrxIco.-The Galveston Courier,
Of the 17th ult, states that Mr.. Treat, the Texan
agent at Mexico, had abandoned all hope Of negc-
tiating with that government, and had retained TO
Vera Cruz, on his way home.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

, rsvresrros The river AZ Pitesb~sh vss 10 spe
navigable order on Tuesday last, though falling
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

QuIcK PAssAeK.-Csptain J. q. Russell brought
his splendid ship, the Frankford, to the Levec yes
terday, in twelve days from New York. The
Frankford has made three trips to Liverpool, and
has never yet been thirty days at sea on any trip
Her last trip from here was made in twsnty-sever
days.-Asv Orleans paper, Nor. % 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

Ctosxp tine Pesct.eot river is noe entirely
frorsn over -Bongor Wig, Dec l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
FRENCH Language.


AZ DELAvALLEE. Reade street, No. 81, two doors from
u Broadway, informs the gentlemen Who desire TO learn
the French language that he has reopened his classes from
The class Of VI, nday "Wednesday and Friday, taught By
the principle II Grammar
The Of Tu sdsy Thursday and Saturday taugt By
IN. Oral system OF Nanesca.
gentlemen who desire 10 join other Of the sbore
s'asses, are requested 10 apply a. soon possible
Terms adv ance, rer qsartet Tor each class, SO.
Class for boy between and IS years OLD from A. TO
div
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

MOVEMENTS ON rsx Bsepfa.r-The Courier, ~
John, confirms the statement that rssse Of bar
racks is 20 be erected at weedstoek.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
SAs5AGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IREL An
~ ~ ~ M

Persons wishing
residing the Ola Country imnigrste America
make s1ch with the subs will
to those coming out possible comfort and conv
nnce the The ships employed by this line all
Of the first American built Nc, commando by Of
ezpeense The frequency and puncsy OF III. departure
the shiJ this line, rmee against de
ton in Liverpool and when those settled for decline coming
gut the money will be promptly refunded to those from whom
II was received.
For the greater accommodation OF those who may wish
send their friends the subscriber has ompleted
has for drawing at sight National Bask Of
ireland, payable at the branches the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
Superior Court.

......t...-. full bsnch present, -
Dire. Ills Honor the Chief Justice delivsre.
the following decisions: "a s'1el.ed 49,"
Nicholas J. Rsyart ct sisJ vs. WAlssm- Durell-
Judgment for the plaintiff. 81 so af a "a
George Adams irpleaded, ct cetsra, ads. William
the event .. =.
Richard 9 seeley ". Briss. rhomas --Jpdsm.nt
Tor plsiesid w'l tts "a ~ sf1~
Albert W p sAf iapleadsd, sc. eds. Norman NJ.
Atwater.--New trial granted, costs to abide the
event lil esadl --. sroftq vnsxaI ~
Samuel Hart, sepr, vs. Hugh MacFarlas-- New
trial granted on Paymest or eosts '"' '"s''''
y Tre Court wss occupied tNe ~ sAe de-,
IN heunsg .sthuos far osv tssah. Their HONOR
ross 1t three and sdjonrped,y i, ,,-.t.a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
TREMENDOUS SNOW sToRMil
YINTER COME IN EARNENT ~

WE would recommend ali who read this TO hasten without
delay ard at suppy themselves With whsteysr of the
following stand need OFFS how much higher
priced desirable Winter be IN smother week
time tte not. that Jcu can choose whateye, quantity yeu
Knows est-hlishneut ssl Stand street: -
1850 pieces Red White, Yellow and Green Flannels, ss OIL
and a.. $500. !.
reees English and wsleb FIsan,s all the aer,nt t-s
500 large rs made hiehII waddsd COmrtasIss-OSserve,
only 10 shiltass each .'
pair sapsvor thick Mscliusw Blankets from 70
dollars the ,sy oh at them enough 10 make feel
The largest most varied 'sd es'gss, ss;0[ q rsad
Satin and other Jnsierishii
~ a.. '-s ~ '"' bon, iorest yAHTT 55T fJ,..a, :,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

Fscirs op rux P.rpfor vsaaIwe observe q
the Mascara. ". sCsusds Cbvcwici., that Csmuis
showers have been sppeistsd fsr the Niagara District
ander an act Of the PROVINCIAL psshauent, apprcpri
losses oeessoned BY the iste febeiloh ID ma invs
elm of that Province isrs 30 la b. gidtt8N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

TwlNEs AND sHoE THRs,Aprs-soa, h-i.s sspsrio,
Ic.a ntr e.. ,S.sstg
rvfns md fss rsssA skss TNs~,a As~.rtsa ssors ~
received arrivas for sa reduces prcs
d. 4 X COLLINS d co. "a South e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

A MEXICAN HOUSE, Gate Mrs. YoHE's) No 49, Soutf
"A Sixth street ened under tn. super
inheritance Of the subscriber, ready for the reception
travellers, So theru aud Wtst-,n merchants, SC.
The central sitsats, of This Hotel renders it Of tn,
eligible in the city, and that will be
illness, good accommodation, aud reasonable charges
ALEXANDER QUINTON
N B. few gcntee Boarders accom- ated Will
single rooms
A good ordinary every day st two O'Clock. osem
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

.itsatic, I" general s.tv,st " young
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-24
AUCTION SALES.
sVALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

FINDER decree Of the High Court of Chancery,
the undersigned will offer at public sale, on WE'D
NESDAY the LIST Of September, at the Baltimore Ex-
change nj l O'Clock, A. NJ, that valuable FARM, lying
and being i'm Kent county, Md called 'sWorton Manor"
If which John Bordey, decd. died seized. This Farm
Is most advantageousy situate Worton Creek, near
rs mouth commanding beautiful view of the Chesa
neake bav and surrounding waters it adoins the lands
IF Peter seabry and Others and contains SAG u
land more or lcss about 100 acres of which in
Wood and Timber, part heavily tmbered, mostlyof
White oak: there are large and ineXhaustble deposites
of oyster shells on the premises, many Thousand bushels
of which have been recently burnt and spread over the
Farm. There is at this time great demand ior oyster
shell Lime amongst the farmers along the waters OF the
bay the sale OF which, from this farm, would pro-
duce handsome revenue annually to the owner thereoi
There are TWO DWELLING HOUSES on tae pre-
III misses, of which is large and in good -
fIIf repair with suitable out buildings, the 9TH ILL
=lg is of convenient size, and is intended foFS
tenant; there is Apple Orchard in its prime, and
GOOD assortment Of other well selected fruit of various
kinds besides the bay craft thai ply beiyeen
tie Creek and Baltimore, there is regular Steam Boat
communication with Baltimore twice week
Persons disposed to make investments In land, would
do well to view the premises before the day of sale, as
this is most desirable property.
The Terms of Sale are, that the purchaser shall pay
bonds or notes with security, be approved by the
Trustee for the payment of the residue of the purchase
money i'm two equal instruments, Of twelve and twenty
fou months with interest from the day of SALE For
further information, appyto the subscriber, at his etce
in the city of Baltimore. ,-.-.r
nj, II d,s Trustee.