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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

Dy- Individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses
or places Of business regularly, and before seven
c'elock in the morning, be supplied by leaving
Sneir names and NUMBERS at the heraia once, Z.
Ann street. We have one of the best corps of car
piers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
sttentivsmen. This will be better arrangement
h IN depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets. or late great numbers of citizens have
OF Tered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead of buying il in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17
tCorrespono ence OF me Herald

SYRACUSE, Aug 10, lSfU
DEAR BENNETT:
arrived here yesterday evening, after fatiguing
passage Of only twenty.seven hours, from our be
loved city of New York. Tis useless TO say any
thing Of the beautiful scenery Of the Hudson.
AT Utica arrived in time to the eat whig
delegation, believe principally from New York
Ii was quite gathering the proceedings Of which
you have, long ere this reaches you, received, A.
your paper is always the first TO receive the news
Numerous ladies and gentlemen are here on their
way to the " Falls. and the most prominent party
is Mrs. J T, Miss J. : B, Miss j. l.. Il,
ac companied by Messrs. II L. B., J. q. c.,
and J. II. B.. lis useless to speak Of the me-
rits OF this interesting group they produce quite
a sensation this pleasant place understand they
did not stop at Saratoga but intend TO do so on their
return from Niagara How delightful il would be
to be of their party! l have the promise Of An
introduction TO them, and hope to avail myself Of
the pleasure Of accompanying them to the Falls,
at which place will write you more at length.
Syracuse looks well, business looking up, and
every countenance looks pleasing. u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

A STATE OF SocIErr.-Au alligator lately en-
tered confec toners shop in Galveston; the wca-
Their, being uncommonly sultry, probably suggested
the idea of an ice cream. Having helped himself TO
nick-nacks, and showing disposition to pay
the damages, the young lady who stood behind the
counter called for assistance. His unusual capa-
city Of jaw, however. enabled him to dispose Of the
stolen articles securely before assistance arrived
The scaiy fellow was captured soon after, and
treated rather more harshy than many fellows are
who decline paying for what they obtain. Pre-,
viously TO his entering the shop he had seized and
devoure1 a fat pig IN the street. His visit 10 the
confection.r RS was, perhaps in search Of DESERT
and he get his deserts, sure enough.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17
Delta Phi sonnets--No. II.

THE TOMB OF xoRvER-
The hero's Tyre fond zephyrs' aeecy wings
At breezy eve, in varied circles play,
In fragrance droop. the lingering weary way,
Once more they charm TO sigh the sleeping strings.
The poets sword. no faint shall stain thv blade
Fair glory rests upon the spotless shield,
That honor bid the poets arm to WELD,
And virtue blessed the laurel ne'cr to fade.
Apollo crowns the bard with glttering bays.
The hallUwd crclet wreathes the heros brow;
while nations taught hy Mars his name to praise,
And Venus smiled, she heard the lovers vow.
Immortal Korner, Death no doom hath made,
The hero, bard and lover mingled in one shade
prLrs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

The New Orleans Picayune Of the 9th inst. SAYS, ,
I" The investigation which has been going in this
city, in Of forgery aud counterfeiiing, has
suited in the commitment Of j. II. Clark and Burke,
both engravers, and Benjamin O'Fisld, accom-
plices OF Lennon, who is also csmmitted for trial
before the Criminal Court. The bail respectively
required by the Mayor, is-for Lennon, $4,000;
for Clarke, $1,000; Tor Burke and O'Field, $1,000
each.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

AN OUTRAoE.-rwo stages belonging to opposi-
tion lines, between Marietta and Zanesville, Ohio,
a the 1fih utimo, and Of the m was
off the road, the stage upset, and most Of the
passengers, nine in number, much injured.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

The notorious DR.. Hines made an attempt to es-
cape from his prison in New Orleans, but WAS de-
tected in the act. He boasts that Jail in the
United States can hold him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

NEW RAILRoAD.-Proposals are being issued At
Indianapolis for a and extensive road, Of
100 miles length to be constructed complete by De-
cember first, and to run the whole length OF Salt
River, to accommodate the immen,e travel which
is expected to take place in that quarter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

A Bod RoBBsR.-A fellow in Mobile, entered q
room where seven or eight young men we're sleep
ing, picked all their pockets, aud got of undeteeted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
M M LIZ M
FOR NEW ORLEANS

LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
ITO sail every other Monday)
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt. Cornell,
HUNTSVILLE, Capt j. Eldridge,
SARATOGA Capt. w. Hathaway,
YAZOO Capt. Kingshury.
MISSISSIPPI, Capt. Hillisrd,
LOUISVILLE. Capt Hunt
The above SLIPS all Of the 6st class, eoppered and cop
DER fastened Of light dram Of and built In this city
expressly for the trade with elegant accommodations for
and commanded By able and experienced mssters
At $50 from New Orleans 10 New York at SEQ without
liquors They will all times be towed and down the Ms
,sspp by steamboats, and the strcest puncuay observed
their time Of sailing Neither the owners or captains Of
these ships viii be responsible for cwey, bullion precious
silver plated FOR letters parcels pack
by board of them unless regular bills Of
ang taken the same, aud the value therein expressed
All goods TO the subscriber viii he forwarded free Of com
mission. For freight or passage, apply to
u. X COLLINS y co. So South ST.
Agents in New Orleans, FOSDLK RASfNE.
No goods received after Saturday evening, previous TO the
day oil sailing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17
NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ 40 80 -

70 sail from New York the Q5th Liverpool TIC
sth Of each MONTH
FROM NEW YORK
Ship ROSClU Captain John Collins, qsth July.
sIDDONS, Captain N y. Palmer. 2sth August
SHERIDAN, Captain y. A Depeyster. qsth Sent
OAkRlCk, CAPTAIN a. y Palmer, q5th o tober
FROM LIVERPOOL
Ship SlODONS Captain ~. b. Palmer, 18th Jun~.
SHERIDAN, Captain y. A. Depcyser. isth July.
gARltICK, Captain A, .. Palmer, is,h August.
ROSCfUS, Captain John -llins. 9TH Sept
These ships all Of the first class upwards Of 1000
,uilt ia the city of New York, with sach improvements AZ
combine great speed with unusual comfort Tor
Ery has bces taken in the Arrangements Of their accom-.
odasus The price Of passage hence $3.50 Cor which
ample stores including wines &c, Wal he provided. These
hips commanded BY experienced masters who will make
.very cxertion 10 give general satisfaction.
Neither the captains Of these ships will be
otahle for letters parcels packages sent by them,
anIcss sgular bills Of lading are signed therefor.
For freight or passage, apply 70
h. X COLLINS n CO, Sc south street, N. York, TO
BROWN SMILEY 4 co. liverpool
Letters by the packets will be charged el cents rnge
sheet so cents per and cent cah "
E,sNCH PLAsTER--For sale by
iyio BOYD HlNCKEN, Tontins Building
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

PoLIrIcAL REarsTER.-Sargeant's Register con-
tans full tables Of the votes for President in the
veral States, compared with the votes cast for Co
vernon and Members Of Congress. This is a very
useful little work for reference and will, doubt,
find a ready sale
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

PARTY PAPERs.-Wc have repeatedly cautioned
our readers against the deceptive statements of the
party press. For the purpose Of influencing voters.
the papers both sides put forth the most prepos-
ferrous statements and predictions before elections.
aud when the returns received, they are under
the necessity Of swallowing them-and wry faces
enough they make upon it, too. Before the cleo
tion in Indiana, the Globe said =
I" We can elect Howard Governor by from seven
thousand TO ten thousand majority, in August, and
give the vote for Mr.. Van Buren, in November
The Democrats will have in the Legislature from
twenty to twenty five majority on joint ballot"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

o. The Governor General of Canada has sane
toned survey of route for a canal connecting the
waters Of the Bay of Fundy with those of the Gulf
of St. Lawrence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17


ITO COUNTRY AND CITY DE ALERs-The Subscribers
wishing TO close their business, VIII cell "a quantities to
suit their stock Of Drug. Paints OILS, and Dye
-" ''' ~" JOHN c. MORRISON 4 SON,
ns@ iss aud ise Greenwich Ut.
no THE PUBLC-Tbs hs 20 certify that the Subscriber
received orders from Mr. NJ Rice, tailor, No va Canal
paint and letter swinging Sign. the ssth =
Iss Tor which I was uaii ~ sdy,nce by Mr.. Rice. The
above sign be panied. &c Tor By Louis katn. No
street, ding To orders which he did
not fal6l declined receiving the that count,
now exposed for sale for the painting of it, (r the
nd ncy uu. Mr. Rces credit, had nothing
the matter with Mr.. Katsp.
This statement facts make IN order TO exoperate Mr.
from unsvorsble it'll cred
that be made W persons unseduaiued with the cir
cumsfsnces. - -
stt a." SlIAS BktkWITH Painter.
- FOR SAIL, TO LET, or ExCHANGE-fmue.
fm mediate g,ven.The elegant three story
a brick House, with nnscd atiic basement and eoun
cellar No 50 Fouteeuth street has mahoeany sors with
plated luz iiurei the FIRST ~ 'e maste crate par
hudings TIE south side Of Foueerh street between the
6 and Sixth Avenus " would he sold at undsrste price,
and nearly the whole purchase "a on bond and
mortgages IL viii he ,xrhangs for the lower part
Of h. city. Apply 81 VIII street, office No . .
FARM WANTED-Wihiua few miles Of New York, ore
bounded the Feet NORTH River preferred Cash
other Read Estate Willie given in exchange APr ~ above
ALI I'm
BOYD s BLEACHING POWDER,
PERSsE BROOKS,
SoLx AoENrs,
jes 81 Liberty street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

would get his brother to endorse the order. This
was done and the clothes sent home but as the or
der on the brother was never honorablv paid, the
complainant discovered that he had been victimizcd,
aud that his customer had induced him to give up
the clothes by false pretences. Hence his arpica-
ton to the police Office. The bill ard keeper was
held to bail his name is ]. G Nichols
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17
@sEs N NsylSE;s

MRS MOTT, THE CELEHKArED FEMALE PLY
wi siClAN OF NEW YORK having lust received iarYs
oantv hcros essential oils rsm Europe not TO
Be- obtained in this ~ will be abb. TO cure those diseases
which have baned the sk ofhe most. nuent ply
Mira MOTT positively pledges hersei to cure or relisyen
the frame and especay the
G;n rb.unatism ofhswover long standng tic doloreus
rou contraction palsy parrIysed limbs decline cohsumP
worms es,arrh scadhead dyspepsis debility spinal amee
,ans er,ous nptona white awengs asthma, Jaundicc
soss i,er complaint henohod. and female wealnesscs
Ats offallinq sickness. and other diseases 49,,
boring under various weak,esses maj consult IRE MV
with confidence Hours ofseeing PATIENTS from
until p NJ Al hsr residence 10 Sprpa street west $40. OF
Broeday Al letters rem the country tpos rasn
state ' ~ Isoam
,o BITiIDERs-rroposas viii be received until Oh. srs
Of September next AZ the residence OF 'tonterneur mo
ris OF Mofrsana Westcheser ounty or We mas'nv anu
e,rsntry ola Chn-ch, 20 be built q marble ne b
fun hng 81 all the except the marble ana snn wv
cartiDg will he done bv the subscriber The WORK 70 De %
pleed sccord the nans and 70 ree
tstod security will required Commmn,e ttons post paid
All ols ts,.s ''"''' 70 u' ooUVERNEUR MORRIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

ADRoIr.-The Demoe rats, with their usual tact
and cunning, are diminishing the Importance Of the
wing majority in Indiana, by insisting upon com
pairing the result of the late election with that Of
1885, instead of 1899; and the Wings, with great
blindness, consent to this view of the matter. In
1876. Harrison carried the State by a majority Of
nearly 5000. la 1888, the Democrats had popular
majority of 924 The actual Wing gain is, therefore,
the entire majority At the present eection-I2, COO
to l5,0OO-with the addition of the 924 votes cast
against the party in 1889 This view Of the case
presents the precise advantage gained by the nom-
nation of Harrison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS
) ~ - ~

TO sail the LIST 10th, and 2oth ofeyery month
will hereafter be of the follow ships which
will succeed each ether the order in which they named
sailing from New York Portsmouth the lst
o. oh London on the 7h l7h and 9th Of every
MONTH threuhout the year, VIZ ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

~ r...,a S..v' sn. 1900
"a - ' r-'~-' ''-......... $4,000
49,. A. n IN the ,rrv~ ofa stenmsr $4,000
. HERALD 81, 900
Of thisimmense issue we circulate In
R,trt and Weekly, about Sooo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

sTEAM FkEIGHT md PASsAlE LINE,
s&GH 49, FOR KEfPoRTt MiDDLETpwN,
~ Monday August 10th, the aud splsnd'!
II bason street every day. Saturday aud sunday ted
r. M
On saturdays leave foot OF Robinson and Key
port At O'Clock. r. VI.
Pare IS csns, TO suit the times
Capt-n Vanderbilt tales this opportunity Of returning
thanks TO his friends ofNonmoth Cou fr their former
aud hopes b. strict attention to thar base and
convenience. 10 merit areBewal ofthe same. at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-17

The accommodations these Ships com.
onihg ii that be required for comfort The price
passagsis $780, Passengers will be supplied
with the exception of wines and liquors.
Goods intended for these will forwarded by
scriber free from other than the
IN them. For Freight or passage, apply to
BOYD HlNCKEN, Agents,
Say No Tontine HuiIdng.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14
Anecdote OF the Times.

We will tell an original anscdote OIL as
much interest as any murder in a Phlla'
deIpha Literary Weekly - more, for
lours is true. Some hardy roughsklns,
from the pine knots up the Allegheny
were saunterng up town, and had their
wild unpracticed cars arrested by the
sounds Of a piano. They could not
make it QUIT was neither JowsharP
nor fiddle, yet it was "frst rate and
being overcome with curiosity, they all
entered (three of them) through an open
Idoor. In handsomely furnished room,
Iono of our Wing girls was playing and
singing a Tippecanoe song The Noun,
|tain boys hoped no offence, but wanted
l,o hear her play son that thing" 50,
IVES" said our young belle, with great
&humor and archness, "but can play no
Bthing but Harrison tunes Are you tor
4Harrison?n Eyes, all Of us, SAID they.
8And away she wcnt--ratting oil and
singing some of her own more iayorlte
\ Harrison songs. The lads appeared de-
Nlphted "lf Jim only heard that, do yoI
think he would vote for Mr.. Van Buren, I.
said one of tho others "Wh no IS Jlmt
y said our heroine. ale is a comrode 0
ID ours, and a loco Democrat but think
Y he heard that song, it would turn nm
$50 fetch him,' said she, no way dsun'
4 ed. and the three started of, and dIrec'
4 ly returned with their stubborn ana Il /,
credulous comrade. The young Iad
had now her ambition reused, and tn
young man being seated, she played an
sang some of the most lively aud popg''
Harrison airs, while Jim himself had
Z Join in the chorus, thanked the lady, al
said he was no longer Van Buren, ma
but would go the whole figure for lipP
canoe from this out. They all departe
highly pleased. So much for M
burg Wing girl.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

SAVANNAH, Oct 2l-Late. and 'mpor,
tant from Florida"--We have received
from a friend in Florida, the following
important information in relation to 'he
Florida war. From the source II comes
it may be relied on as correct. IL was
brought by the steamer Charleston
which arrived al this port last evening
PlLArKA, (Fa.) Oct II.
Gen. Armisteed has suspended active
operations for the present, in consequence
OF an agreement between him and Inc
Seminole Chief, 10 hold stalk on TINS
a9th instant, at which time the chie
says he is willing to make treaty :,
peace, which he says shall not be "sPoli
ed" as the others have been. NO on'
here has any confidence in him or nl
treaties; yet you know heaven is Away
better 10 US than our fears, and SOM
good may grow out of It,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14
The new Arch.

The Boston Mercantile Journal puts
forth the following pertinent Quere:
"What has become Of the great DE
mocratic Arch" one end of which was
10 rest on Georgia, and the other on
Maine, and Of which Pennsylvania was
10 be the Keyslonel" r
It's pretty plain what has become o. ;,
IT. The ends, Georgia and Maine caveu
in. The Keystone, Pennsylvania drop
ped down; and the spaudrils, indiana
Ohio, Kentucky. North Carolina Nc"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

In Mr.. Morrison's centennial sermon al
Peterborough, n Il. he says =" Early ,.,.,
ia our history, the hand card, the niue
spinniag.whoel, aud the loom w'ln Inc
hand shuttle, wero almost the only IN
struments OF manufacture in thus o'oce;
The graad mother Of General Miller 2a'a
for four hundred acres Of land IN tno
linen, made entirely (eTceP getting out
The Gar,) BIZ her o,cn hands" The Gen.
Miller here spoken Of, is the hero Of the
battle Of the Niagara or Lundy's Lane
in the last war; and should war again
threaten our borders, or our institutions
be placed in danger, from causes within
or without, it will be the children OF
such mothers, the free, interrupted
hardy sons Of the country, that will
prove its safeguard, From the feeble
eneryated children Of luxurious idleness
men canpot be reasonably expected =
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14


u
IaHs afla
ffsfH f8
bias Nsa..4
mg IHf m
k.4l rs iIa af 'aa tatA
ewH QaHaf ~ Ill
49, recorded iha feagfa1Hf II
!, safia an the eaH 8f foreigners i9 m
49, na.ufaIged, lwHleh declaration
i fsesfIed a laas. ieo years pc
Is na.uuIiyatighl WIS l0und 81
la been taken 10 ploeea, and lfafff q
f. ben laeried containing 70 of g0
anes. which are lhus made % appesr vs.
4 recorded two years agol immediate
/, On lhe discovery being made No
l,ok vas taken iuto Court, where Judge
bone openly declared that there could
H. NJ doubt Of the fraudulent entries as
4bove described and expressed IN We.
H. earnest manner, his Indignation a. The
bbuso Of public record aud bis deter.
rnation to spare no effort 10 lerrsilng
NM the perpetrators. Further iuycsil-
nations will bs made IN Court today
/. ILLEGAL WORMS Reports are cur.
tent in the city that foriy.tour men whc
xero brought down on the railroad, and
Noted on the 18th in sercrdl Of the wards
|of the city and Liberties, having no le
ral qualifications, have been brought
within the reach Of Justice This discov
ery will do much 10 enlighlen those at
distance who are wondering over the re
suit Of the election in Philadelphia.
(Norh american.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14
- cn1LEcrnR,s sALE.

q WILL expose 10 public sale, to Inc
4 highest bidder, for cash, before the
Court.hoasc door, in the town OF Canton
Madison county,
On me Third Houiay Of January i84h
The following tract OF parcel Of land
to- wit The northeast quarter Of sec
lion four, and the cast half OF section
four, 10 township eight, range one, west
Also, a par, Of west half, northeast quar-
Ter Of section four, township eight range
one, west, =. a.,
To be sold for The taxes oil }. NJ "aa
!. II. VANNOY, a. j. {.
October 70, 4o-2 lPf fee Si1
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

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Wl laa
Haa NHH Mf
Hfl Ff hH H
aa aHa vHFWf HW FHf
sH N utalh.aoa. mHlaaIy Am %
Die ab.eof 4 lovely ahf p neh faHas
IaBY WaanfaoksaHaftlewiHs 'he 'aH..
aai afa.aa iha lovely ianeI. ef.l fs
fHIn no lone8f hHd wd q ATTEND
near 81 ~ aH Rifs a Wg le''aH q
tlsa hn firlf"@ua sooner md 'hHn
done "Y0u may," aIi ihe young lady
tmdIy stepping forward, nod faceiyuf
a sweet hIs7l iack nothing daaH'el
plankod the money cod lolt. feeling b.
had made a good bargain Sa'sH Db
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

United States circuit cowt--Norfnl0ff ''R' Io'o'
''O0''' = y. On youd. expo
Williamson and Rich
O''O'' W. Same and same
Williamson Il Young
WpY virtue OF the above stated cases
ND 10 me directed, by the Honorable
Circuit Court of the United States, m and
ror The Southern District Of Mississippi,
will sell lorcash before the Court house
door in the town Of Canton,
On he First Monday Of November l84o'
The following described property, to witt
The south half Of southwest quarter,
and Yves, half Of southeast quarter, and
east half OF southeast quarter, section
twenty-seyen, and ives, half OF south
ives, quarter. and south half Of east half,
southwest quarter and south hail. west
half southeast quarter, section twenty
! six township nine, range one, west; and
west half, southeast quarter, secllon
0 twelve. and northwest quarter section
r twentv.six. and east half, south-oas
n quarter. section twenty six, and norlt
= balr west half northeast quarter sec
l. lion twenty six, and north half, cas-
half southwest quarter, section twenty
n SIX, and east half, northeast quarter
IF section twenty-seyon; - Also, tweni.
q, acres Off the north end Of souih-eas
D. quarter. section twenty-seyen, all
township nine, range one, west, maxim
in ali eight hundred and eighty acre
more OF less. &C.
i'd Levied on as the property o. deien,
30 ant r. NJ. Williamson, and will be So
= 10 satisfy plaintiffs debt aud cost
sale 10 take place within the hou
-, prescribed by law. - ,,.,
~ y, w. NJ. GWlN, Marshdl'
d. For the So1dhen' Disliet q .1,iH.fP
BY w L. Bate, DEFY.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14
ApuIy,srRAToR's SALE.

I'm compliance with an order Of the Or
IA phans Court of the county OF Mad
ison and State Of Mississippi tho under
signed will offer at Public Sale al tho
Court house door in the town oil Canton
and county aforesaid,
On the IN day Of December neat,
on credit Of One, Two and Three
wears, the following described lots, tracts
or parcels Of land, belonging to the es-
tate Of A. Y. Beetio, deceased, to witt
The north half Of section thirteen,
tho cast half Of the north east quarter
Of section oeyeni the east half Of the
south east quarter, the west hall and
twenty and and one fourth acres from
tho south end Of the west half OF the
south cast quarter Of section number
twelve; lot number five OF section two
lots number six, seven, nine and ten, Of
section number one Of township nine,
range one wcst Also LOT number i've,
section thirty six, township two range
one vest also the west hafof the norln
woq, quarter, and the north half OF the
Ieas, half Of the north west quarter oil
section eighteen, and the south west quar-
Of section number seven, township nine
range one east, containing fifteen hun
drei and sixty acres, be the same more
or less.
Bonds with approved security and
mortgage on tho property sold, will b
required rrom the purchaser.
HENRY HAMBLEN,
10. LATHAM.
Admr's Of A. T. Beaiis, deed.
Canton. Oct %. 1870 4Z-4