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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

The Loco-Foco splits ON Ward Tickets.
their desperate struggles and rivaricS, the fact
that be had served but one year, ard on the whole
rnpably ard efficiently, have combined TO give
=EopERr II. NORRIS very good maj ority for
Mayor-Say 1000. Our reports from the several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

Us There II ilickcring rumor at Tammany
about tins morning that osgood tha Loco-Foco
Assistant in The .rwcithwas elected; bnt it could
not be traced any where 1t is not tue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

u In the Third Ward the entire Wing Ticket
headed Underwood and Dodge is chosen by scme
'75 majority. Mr.. Pcitc!, is chosen Collector by
scnG 300 over Allison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

Tue CLAY DlSSEn.-The following are tic re-
GUITAR toasts which were drunk at the dinner in
honor OF HESRY CLAY at Washington. His re-
Spouse to the last is said 10 have been one Il thu
most effective bursts Of cloqucnce he ever uttered.
lst Or Country: Our frs, pcdg" at the i.ast first
object in he forum: first love every where.
Cd THE menorgof Pses9cni Harrison conecralcd in our
affections v the hopes that lie buried III his tomb. This
a. drank Standing and in silence.
Henry Ciay: Tie champion of bis country II, many
an hour OF trial lie has enriched her annals By his deeds
Guided h.! steps bv his wisdom, and illustrated her glory by
hi, eIoqucncc. la retircs from the Senate hut he Will
never retire from the affections OF his counrynrn.
The following letter was received in reply TO an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

% The Law Reporter, sol. ", No.l2, la
Just been issued By Bradbury and Soden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

RRooNLyN.-rhc Loco-Focos of BROOKLYN have
succeeded tl"ous t local quarrel and the apathy
81 the Wings in clcctins lhcir Mayor by 22l5 ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13
FROM EUROPE.
Ono Day Later.

By the packet ship SrgpHEs WnrrSE1 which
arrived late la, night, we have received Liverpool
dates of the jtl, OF NIarct-one day later No
Improvement has taken place in Cotton. Sales
we're about 1000 bale. per day, the former low
rates. American il quoted At I'D tod. Corn
had slightly declined. Unparalleled distress pre-
walls Among the poor. Debates in Parliament
were mainly upon the Corn Laws. Movements
had been made in the Commons TO secure to Ire
land thebcncti,s of railways. Their, is no farther
intelligence Of any interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

@ Benz. Bentley, late Cashier Of the German
Bank Of Wooster. Of Wayne CO. has been in
dictcd and held 10 bail in the sum Of 900 for Sc
cretin- the assets Of the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13


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price OF 80 ier hun"r'"'.'"e 49, In
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were ~ '!e 'i'n' ~, III nor stand hripu S.li:nI
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and driven 70 ne'l' "o' ~ ~ ,,,,0nnjrd without
nnprncped pfciSn9'r>' W.e a.. ~ ,l,' ~ ,ojson
knowledge of sc''.ec' di' 'tt Wv, ,,,a,.i ,7,n
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H. . 80, our ~ some nj those unhappy person, hIt
tlrr ln lie nct ri eir couscsnces tH"!r 'e'iHi
no.; a' ,,, hsnLrnp, !aN bur tfat hoy hay- losctsn
800, >, liz ,rrpa, >urr, IL, .,.k their vrtche. nos
r,nS rs heinz cua 10 biz, rters' lounges are n!d!'he
rrme,cs for Headaches. cong coils worms, low spirit
yc ond ar, ~ l, had al 5lBrnaiway, 5aanh $50 bowcry
- I,,,or 46 liu,on ans, go Chatham stet> NeS.I
'' At, ~ Iil always tn,l> its proper level Tie
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

x wealthy gentleman of high standing a,
Macon, Ga mas recently been detected in forging
an endorsement TO check for large amount on
one OF the bank. of Macon. The Charleston
Courier mentions the fact. bun gives no names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13
~ ano1,,cr rriumnl, ct. Tie :,cy World

IT Another YriuiNpi, q; TIC re" N"F:"
y., Poems BIZ C ,urgELl asH WoRDsroRTl, the Two most
celebrated poets OF tie present. "d not p4ait,i IN
England or .inreyca The publisher OF tic NV WORTH
aunouces With peculiar satisfaction. that '.a' fu'ciAsEn
Of the authors proo fSfeet,, volume OF o.; by CAN'T
BELL ant! WORDSWORTH. a4 tina, they VIII b. gwen III
n.,i Saturday,. nuhlicat0N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

II The Washington Prospect Temper
ancc Society Will bold IL First Meeting in basement OF
The Uni1ersas Church in Ezabe. 81 near Walker, This
"wednesday Evening AZ o'clock The meeting will he
addressed hyMessr, Sandy Welsh, A. e. Flanagan &.
Hail. e. T.JoIn~on and other popular Washing
IS Hose Company expected to attend IN UNIFORM al3 /:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

&c 4 number Of men we're recently engaged in
laupching vessel mt + cderal Point y. c.. wi.c,
she was nearly nilu2t swell of the sea threw her
over and two alcn ualncd Jonathan d. Wilson OF
Lowell Mass and Nehemiah Healy of Water.
vile, Ne wcre crushed to death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

HYGEiSE HcREhorSo CASoY.-Th-rc Is no mistake n
the curative. powers OF tai. re-1eAy, which by -
Intrinsic value silently but surely won its way 10 public
confluence lis used thu mos, respectable t,ni-s
IN the city and country inallbc source Of relief III all
diseases affecting the passages such catarrh
throat loss OF voice wtcopng cough and in the early
Nages o! consumption. Apply Al .32 Broadway, corner u,
II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

+. s oclock.-Wc have rumor that the
rLrcrED. IL true. this does away with all
c,yils We had majority before. but with this
we may nuke assurance doubly sure, and tai ca
bond OF Fate Hnzza for DlsrSTlRALLED NV
NnRK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

u At SNnneatclcs, a son Of Mr. Wl!inm
Brownel, OF Stafford, aged about nine yeors, While
see saving across the fence with brother, on the
3Oh uIt uas thrown from the board upon bur
dock. whchhad been cut the previous day, sever
Ing the main artery Of the neck. md causing almost
instantaneous death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13
T'frc Election.

They made answer bu-ttey tool he e;t {,
II -. were not deceived BY the reports which
We gathered last nj 1t from the closely contested
Wards. TIE Wltlcs HAVE ELEcrEDzA MAJORITY
or TIE CHARTER OFFICERS, -'ScLUDlSG TIE
COMMON COUNCIL The run /. very close
IN Two Of =tlrc" Wards, but, If wc=arc no, de-
ccived. The Wings have carried The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Reformation Of Senator Prcniiss-SinIH:'
.Oniam Emnd. Loan Bill, &c.


Correspondence OF The Et.w-York Tribune"
wAsIn>GroS. alonday. April H.!
In senate to-day. Alf. Ev,Ss presented reso-
ln,;,,ns Of the Legislature OF Maine. calling the
,t,cot;on IL Congress 10 the unjust regulations Of
the British Government in reIetion=to rs trrde
,,i,l foreign nations. and inTcighins asans, con
ferring IN tho British t;ogcrnusent any privl's"s
NOT re,;nrccact. as all infringement, The rs.i
of our citizens nor to be tolcTated.
Mr. Cuo.rg Introduce! bill authorizing tho
Secretary o, the Treasury 70 purchase bnbhits
aor;.a,tri.on metal in the construction OF machia-
crv and other work, :og the use OF the United
S:atsS
Mr.. Pegsroy Introduced a BIZ 70 incorporate
within h. District Columbia an institution 10"
IN, promotion OF =sricncc, and invest therein the
Smithsonian Fund.
The Loam BIZ ,vas again called up. and Mr.
EVANS ,novcd % strike cut the section relative 70
the "a Ii, OF the stool, and iaser, section ltlc SANE
in snbs,ancc1 autlorisin- the sale Of The >toch ut
par. ans, if par cannot be Obtained. NJ i' hslle>t
price a, which proposals made attcr
nlcnt. and the employment by the Secretary OF ihH
TREASURY cents 70 negotiate the loan.
Mr.. BESroy after some rcn1rH< ln=oPreSltion
TO the bill. :nefct. I" an'"h.' me n'1iet o.
striking "nt thar part authorizing 'i1e SUR . VI,
stock below !'r#
Mr.. EvAss briefly opposed 'le i'gA'i'''.'.' -
the amendment, a, tenaI,s u II lIs'al''1 ~ -
der nngntory tue o'lt,-'i NESTS ~ - -.
advocated he latter amendment
The amendment to the an''''d''e''' "''='' ~
Yeas l8;-NHy' ..
The amendment OF Nr. E'Ass was as'e''.'o ~.
Mr. bESfoS i:o'cd !" sef'M o''' '.c -
providing Tor me '>>u''ol
such manner rs To p' ttahsl't'io''oS - '.
the certificate, and not asSlG Oh tl'' -
the Treasury
After brist discllsslon the amendment VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

ccived. The Wing, haye carried the following
S;rIs
aiderm.a assistants.
l. CALVIN Balls, II. C.2WEsTERvELr
II. c. s WooDnuLL Gro. L. NEsBl7r
Ill ! a. UNDERWOOD, WrllI,aDoDGE
VRorrnI JoyEs, WILLIAM ADAMS.
VI. C. Cno1Ius, .r. IGH.ArwELl,.l5O M
MI e. T. CARMAS G.F.ALLERToS, 100 :.
XIV /. STEWART 4 maj. J. b. Scorrs, ma.
w lIGxItY Z. DAVIES, WILLIAM v BRADY
XVI f.DuARp D. WrSr,W MEAD. 100 mnj
9 A!deunen 9 Assistants.
W..suspcc, al we yct in the other Wards will
rot t worth counting bu, these give us the City
W. oJianed our info. nation from the Sixth a'd
Fanree..,h Wurds by personal inquiry alta late hours
and Ia.1maay= virtually confessed judgement at
rdnight. Still itmay possibly b" that we ar" mis-
iakcr. ihis morning viii resolve all doubts.
OF course we are indebted for on, gains 10 quar-
rols oag=the Loco-Focos which mother lam
failed TOT once to silence. Ia the Sixth Ward, she
committed the ogrcgi3ps biiinder of endorsing the
Zaer0ng ticIct, which ,uay have cost her tire City
pu, these 1uarrcls orricd disa'ection and disgust
wI:!.ztile management O; orr City affairs, and a
general renxationof party bandagas
Olthe Other hand we are most touly cetraud
ed out Of the Eighth Ward, and ~c believe out Of
The Fourth and seventh also. The Leco-Focos
had eally determined that these uards must be.
ca7rico--and they did carry them, but most afro
ciouslv. Forty-Seccn Loco-Focos presented them
selves from one Ward in the Eighth, and forty-two
NJ them sworc through; thirty five from another.
&c One whole Fire Company colonizcd from tho
Ninth i.;a the Eighth while swarrs OF Peupers
were thrown ont of tho Aims II ousc into the doubt
ful Wards. We are assured that SCccnky criml-
nails were !c, on Of Rluciwclls Island en- condition
that they would vote the LocoFoco ticket. which.
Of course tllci needed no urging to do. Wcdc'piv
rcrret ,ha, bv such MEANS our City has been de-
nr;y,1 ns the services of suck Aldermen
RIcu,pp S. WILLIAMS and WILLIAM d. MUIR
THY nj :, time whcntllos services could have been
so much more effective tl!an tofprc-morc able
and faithful they ceu!d no, be,
Bu never mind The Locos have only swim
died us out OF three Wards, while we trust they
l,,vc fooled themselves out of five, 30 we will let
them 90 1t seems to Us mancstlv Just and me-
Zrrssarv however, that the Eighth Ward return
should be contested as we are confident it mi ht
he successfully.
T. s =o'clocl;.-Wc have q rlmor that the
WMIe= WARD TICKET II THE EIGHTH WARD IS
rIrcrHD. If true. this does away with all
Zcayils We had u majority before. but with this
we may make assurance doub!y sure, and take u
bond of Fate. llnzza lorDlsrSTHRAILEp NEw-
YORK
NJ7rhc Loco-Foco splits ON Ward Tickets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13
v,br s,;Imri,:,. G.. Glencoe.

BY TnoNAs CANpGElL ESD author OF The . Pleasures o.
Hope, Gertrude CT Wyoming, &c. ~ which VIII be
;oui! cqua ic fame fits cc.5rttch author, and al
with Interest On" ->iiv several by WoriSwouh, which
will be uarir,I III the bill OF ,,L, .o,f o,,,
are purchase, csc,nsirty ;-r the NEwWcF.b,
volumes arc not We, announced publication in ionoa
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

70 The town of Cypress, near shawnectown,
H., consisting of eight dwellings with stearl
Touring and saw.mill containing a large stock OF
grain and s;ock=worth $4,000, the property Of
John Granger, burned to the ground few
day. since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

70 sloo.e hunting seems to be ;avorite sport
we see on recent expedition against these crea-
lures no@lcss than ,wenty.eght were killed and
brought in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

[CT AIr WM II. GAKLKY'S CoScEnT. which
va. 10 have taken place Thursday the 9TH.
takes place This Evening, at ,ho Broadway Tab
crnace. He has an attractive bill and t,nst
will have a crowded house. H. deserves it, and
sure We are Tint all who 20 will not regret. See
programme in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

% The beautiful ynpht Of Rober, l.. Stevens,
the on-kn-hy-e, arrived at ST. Croix in eight days
from the Capcs of tho Delaware. I:isunderstood
that the health of Mrs. Stevens, for whose benefit
the voyage was made, has been greatly improved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

~ Dn!cc Of 'CIoinpson'- Eanil note Nc-
pnrtrr, - Vail street .pri - l8i2-At The urgent 30
rilaticn 0 subscribers. we have consented 10 clh2c
the arranTclirnt OF our liauh Note List.
Tie State. w.reaiter he found IN rhlcal order
In consequence o this nproy enet H.! Reporter viii be-
DELAYED. uulIl SATURDAY.. ~ alo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

1t Wearc indebted 10 the Express Of ADAM:
x Co. for Ho.,on papers in advance Of the MAJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

Ngw.YoRx AND ALBANY RAlLRo.D.-Wc
perceive tina, The bill extending the time for the
construction of this road to both Albany and Troy,
and confirming the rights Of the Company in " est
chester County. passed the Asscmblyby the strong
vote Of 95 to l. All legal difficulties have thus
been done away with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

Inc lccelfts Tor Inc year were soI,57b' fN.
penditures 34,555; eXces. o: receipts x III.
The total debts of the institution are Sll0,373;
sinking fund for their payment is $50 ,59o-!cav-
ing $40, .73 yet to be=Providcd for. There arc
four physicians and six surgeons attached to tie
HOspital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

- 4 petition was presented. bat not from the Suffrage ~
ISOLATION the session, the General Assembly called
the Convention which framed the liberal CONSTITUTIONS JUS
voted down by the very who camorc, for H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

l. Broadway Washington temperance
SOCIETY VII meet This Wednesday, Evening, NJ WASH
ing;ou Hotel, of Broadway and Reade,street Tue
exercises vii commence with ode b% Tie Ladies o. tic
Martha Washington Society Interesting Addresses will be
made by Nc>srs Thomas ". woodruff. Alexander Welsh,
and others gentleman OF forty years experience IN
brandy -,irinkiEg viii favor liz" audience with few bret
REMARKS, The Whole to Sc iter.persed with toneH ana
gcts Hose Company M. 49, and the Gunn Glee Club
have kindly volunteered their services the ocras!sI
The public respectfully nv!ed Ia attend
ais It (2) L,iBBEiS CHAPMAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

lJ The Nail bags from Columbus, @. 10 Erie,
Pa have been twice cut open and robbed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

lF Theodore Clark. Fashionable Hat Es,.l
shment, corner Pearl art Chatham rres-'rhis we'll
hno::r nr. o. more than 90 years standing need,
paper paingsto recommend il public notice. Nj C.
simply wlhe. ay that tie now he has been at all
times prepared with fu. stock the most .,oi6 m yIt
aId hnsa OF Gentl-nan's Hats and which III determined
10 sell is los: brboai, elsewhere in this CITY His
extra fine nOtra combining lgtness with elegance viii
now sell at 81 80 ant his imitation rnoIekn He also
has r!l assortnrnto Boy Cloth other Cap. which
he will sell ct prices to suit tie times He will only add.
let all cal! o examine his Hat. and Ca ,. and prices before
making uIc;r purchases. ~ 9eodlm
u \ Cnrd.-Mr WILLIAMS, the English Ocu,
returned and may be consulted ra BY the Deaf and
the Hlnt, OF the "a .!oor OF il9 Broadway (Which in 1857
ne called Providence House from t#o O'Clock. and
where ms Renedi, No> !. 2 g. s, :, and may be
obtained ton, him, veil also oi his grandson Thomas
Williams. no~ v!s:t tie West Doctor Dootie,
M duly accredited a@en 70: this State 2i5 Centr..sree
r. VS. Nos, and the OF Blindness only
which may be obtained by the afflicted well his Rem
e!ies for the Of Deafness, by person. residing
nar OF the Union BY giving reference, post paid, in New
York for the payment OF his usual i.e--Dated ID April
1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

% LAKE Cn.MrLArY= i: agun open, and the
splendid steamers Burlington and whitehall,
Captuns SnER~iy and LToS, were TO commence
their regular trips for the season yesterday
STEAMBOATS, running on Lake Ontarin be-
tween Og,Ien~b'mg and Rochester, and across To
Toronto. Navigation on Lakc=Erie. has also been
resumed and nil the State Canals arctobc opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

@ The WESTERN JUVENILE HARP, designed
for Sabbath and other Schools Selected and Ar
ranged byP. FRosT, Boston. has just been pub
iShcd by Suxton 4 Mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

Morris S maj. l7GU. Total .-.. 4OO9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-13

NEwYoRK HosrIrAL The Report Of Inc
Governor Of the Hospital IN this city to thu Lcgis-
laturc, shows the following rs the number of pa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
AUCTION SALES
SALE OF EAGLE noreI

ny Virf.s 80 80" InNhhENrs ADJACENT
NonsI hoOin-on ansl Henry Ming to Ion. n
S5 anihoy Robinson. Jr, trustee. 49,, 49,,
wm D,las , ueeh ~ the sane rranior. TO Ch.,1..
seit and Frances X. his wife IN s.rn.i "
80. ~ Nhones trustees, dated 9Th January lst, 80
ris,, aoneI hooiD.on 70 Raleigh Daniel and "a
trustees 'hied 9Th September lss9 ~
-. onee OF the Musings Court OF Riebmcnt ,.iil 80
ls.h - PREMISES oy public auction, on MONDAY - !,
ne nsn, ~ nef.u lair II not the fair ay hire -
we property called tho Eagle fIotei vw,fs ~
e,l,, As described IN IA. deeds afore-.iI al
ment on III , anu their appurenances. being th.
p,rct. It 81 stfeet IN the sad city formerlx e.n
~ - rouse, ahi atenefnent frontinx ID o., iat-
one, ~. /, ~ sAd e. y-beihg the ieuemen,. S.,
s,e will D.. , ~ IN he two last deeds Aforesaid Ths
money secured by the deeds and .nn.l sums OF
s ~r nhh OF the truss. The .ub A. 49,. -,
,aSJ osese ne h'le 10 be indisputablc Tn. -. Iii
axe place al IL O'Clock, noon and M moi wi
picied. ~ INN" I'D ume until COM
The properly will be -cid 10 lots and with IN.
a. aey a. laid down plat which may be sseo =, ~
80 'Iglhia ne sale will Commence with the lot on
val ben below that occupied by Alexander Dn
"a en,. when the rear lpis will be nerf spld ~
...N'S-'ash Tor the amount ali expen.es nj Oh.
10 80 ssons, and iaKes paid or due-a rretit ofs
mcn. 70 .nths, with interest from date, equal inst.I
io We Residue, secured by neaoti.bl. no.es go
thereof ''-"'"t ue ule until payment
h Of sale viii be applied to the sar..e,o, If
mems Aforesaid In their course ma
hs 70 thcir respective prior ties and righ,s 49,
Pi.P'IJ nas heretoipre been advertiser rnore ,n.,
auI not soh we Adj that the present ale !. ,,ar..,
De made TO the Of the liens aGor.s.iJ
ths respective paities unfer the sane ~
oVhe Trustees Adore HaDt>d
~ sequence OF the Continuation Of bad x.,,h.r ,h
'A-' ~AS again postponed I'LL 70 o'eiock This D,v
80 ny hs Trustees ADORE NAMED
eF~' X. II. DiCKINRON A,.,x
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TEE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
OpPosite the County, ConrL Hnu.e.

r. yhtue Of two Deeds OF Trust one OF which
- cuied by David Barclay Htam Harris AMI I,Tncs
sSou DATED I'd May, ISL and admitted 10 Teeri - 49,
& nc OF nc Hastings Cour the Guy Of re h.
mono ON May, lssl, and tie other by said Rsrrisv a.;
,s vic 10 James scott and Hiram Harms dated al ~
~ ani admitted 10 record m said Once sal Jnl,
op deeds being executed 70 cure The tavnen, ~
800 Ioes iierein specified, 20 Riyes Harms anal h,
''ss 81 an assignment OF said deeds by All Hsrri
1s Iated xsih November, lS3e. and recorded II
"n,.si IAN December, 1893. we will on Inc al
~, {" EDNEsDAfl al 70 O'clock AZ public s1c,,,n
s 70 se Ga NE premises valuable lot Of ground
- ~ % u tie norm corner OF and tie eros
- n uelha pafi OF No o and conveyed 10 said R,rr
y HSseit BEL by deed duly recorded August ISIS
s,.r - s-.uAe'e improvements It, and IS good
ely re az opposite the county Courth '
IkkMS.-Ncgotiable notes with annrove5 e,d,-...
peyShe al p !. and6 months and the nile 10 he
uht the pay are completed The TILE IL bssvr9
" - PeIiesL out the Trustees will Of course convey
only such title ass vested IN them by the aid Deei
JAMES SCOTT J.,
HIRAM HARRIS , Irusiees-