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, 1842-05-21

|WoLr HUNTERS REruRNIYG.-
The following extract, from the United
States, will have a tendency to dampen
the ardor of many who have volunteer
ed to fight for Texian liberty.
1.-The Texas e~migrants from Holly
Springs, Mississippi, have come back.
Reasons-frst, their services were not
wanted in Texas, as there was 10 war:
second, the Texas commissioners had no
money or food TO give them; third, they
could not afford to feed themselves when
fighting for others. The chivalry OF
"Wolf Hunters can't stand starvation.
, 1842-05-21
Drugs. Medicines. &c. &c.
May II, 1c42.

Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.
'ENIIE undersigned are now receiving, and
IL will keep constantly on hand, attheir
Drag Store, in Bowling Green, a good sup
ply of fresh Drugs and Medicines, together
with
P.4LV'TS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, sc.
which they will sell IN accommodating
terms. H.. G. EDWARDS, & co.
Bowling Green, May Ia, Isle. IS
, 1842-05-21
Aiminstrator's Sale Of Valuable
SLAVES.

I'm pursuance Of an order of the County
q Court Of Pike County, made at the last
Nav Term thereof, | shall expose to sale,
on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond with approved personal sccuIi-
ty, before The Court House door, in the tow
of Bowling Green, on the first day of the
next June Term of the Circuit Court, -Four
Likely Negroes, belonging to the estate OF
Solomon Fisher, deceased
JOHN X. FISHER, Admir-,
with the will annexed.
Nav II. 1912. III ~
, 1842-05-21

The following extract, from Barings'
London Chronicle, will show the state
o. American Stocks in England.
'ln American Stocks the transactions
are On a very limited scale, and we have
little variation in prices to report, except
in the Ohio 6 per cent. stock, the holders
Of which, have been much alarmed, and
the rates deprecated by the rapid and
great fall in price at New York, and by
vague remors that the state will be una
bic 10 pay its future dividends. At pre-
sent, the price is 60. Buyers of Penn
sylvania SIS at 80, and of New York at
81 per cent. United States Bank Shares
Dis 10 DDS Cd.
Ii is understood that Messrs. Denison
and Co. will pay about half, and Mcssrs.
Rothschild's about a quarter of the Half
yearly Dividend due on the U. States
Bank 6 per cent. Debentures, negotiated
through them; and it is promised that the
hypothetical Stocks will not be forced
on the market at present, as their reali-
cation would be almost impossible, even
at a very heavy sacrifice. The last price
was 80 per cent. for R%othchild's and 80
per cent. for Denison's Debentures.
Maryland and Louisiana offered at 90.
Indiana and Illinois offered at %, and no
BUYERS.
, 1842-05-21

THE New Navy BILL.-The BILL as
reported to Congress by the Hon. John
C. Clark, recommends the establishment
of three additional grades or ranks viz:
Admiral, Vice Admiral and Rear ADM
raj.
, 1842-05-21

Rev. Samuel Cheever, the first con
gregational minister at Marblehead, has
preached fifty consecutive years, without
emitting 4 single sabbath.
, 1842-05-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
AyOTlCE is hereby given that the un-
AG designed has tax Ell out letters of Adj
ministration on the estate OF William Pulls.
deceased, bearing dete the 22d day ofApril,
A:D ~. HiI persons, therefore, indebt-
c" 10 the estate of said deceased, are re-
quoted to make immediate payment and
II persons having claims against said estate
are requested TO exhibit them properly au-
thcnticatrd, within one year from the date
OF said letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said estate, and
if said claims are not presented within three
years, they will he forever barred.
GERGE l.. HARDY, Admir-.
Nav Sd. Si3-3v3g
, 1842-05-21
Ex-Governor L. w. Riggs shot,

The Wa" ernor L. w. Boggs Shot
Inc western Missourian, of the Sth inst
gives an account of one of the most de-
hoerate and cold blooded crimes ever
committed. Gov. Boggs was shot, on
,ne 9th inst, whilst sitting in his own
mouse In independence, by some wretch,
VINO approached a window near which
he was setting. The shot lodged in the
back part of his head-some penetrating
The brain. He was living at the last &C.
counts. His physicians had hopes of his
recovery though his friends had none.
II appears from the American Bottom
reporter, that the citizens of Illinois
Town have determined 10 rid themselves
OIL a set OF swnpding black legs, that have
infested that place for some time past.
Inc names and description of four indi-
'lduals are given, as the leaders of that
gang OF blood suckers. These fellows
were IN The habit Of ~decoying strangers,
Jewellers and unsuspecting youths into
tiieir dens Of sorcery and death, and
'here' by practising Ill the arts that infer
nal agency could suggest, pick from their
pockets the earnings of hard labor and
The fruits of honest industry. There
being no legal method of getting at these
land pirates, (according 10 the opinions
gwen by legal gentlemen the citizens
OF that place held a meeting on the sub
Ject, and after consulting the best plan by
Which their town could be cleared of
these e~Xcrescences, directed them 10 leqre
forthwith, and never to return, upon
pain of having a penalty inflicted that
might be anticipated.
Although we are opposed to "moLoc-
racy in every sense of the word, we do
not know what better the c~itizeEs of that
village could have done than what they
did do. Almost every town and village
IN the west is cursed with a set of these
sharks, who are iilching a support from
the pockets of the inexperienced and I'M
wary, whose demoralizing and wi,her-
ing influence may be seen in almost eve
ny part of our country. Poverty, crime,
Indebtedness and death follow in IFS
train. Gambling, s~windling, theft and
robbery are so intimately connected in
the present day, that when we know an
indlviduald follows any one of them we
cannot avoid associating him in our mind
with all the balance; and we are not
alone in reference TO this matter-,he
community very generally entertain the
opinion of such characters.
The question is frequently asked,
why such follows are permitted TO run at
large; the answer is: there is no law TO
suit their case-they play games OF SLiH;
and games of chance alone are indictablc
offences. Thus giving the practised and
experienced swindler a preference over
the common scrub gambler who bets his
money on the turning Of a card or the
casting of u die. There certainly never
was a greater peace Of moonshine con
jurel up by smart men, than these dis
eliminating laws. They must have been
skilled in their business.
, 1842-05-21
BANK NOTE TAREE.

Bank of Missouri 8 nrem
do do Branches 4 prem.
Bank OF Illinois. .... par standard
City Warrants. . par
Bank OF Cairo.
Miners Bank Of Debuque % dis.
Wisconsin Marine Insurance Co. . par.
Bank of Mineral Point. no sale.
State Bank of Illinois. 55a6O
Ohio, country, generally -. par.
Cincinnati ...:....... 7prem.
State Bank of Indiana. par.
Kentucky Banks .... 5 prem.
United States Bank Notes rs dis.
Pennsylvania Gal
Maryland ...... 6to 7 prem.
Virginia Banks. .......... par.
N. Y. and N. England Banks 6 to Z prem.
n. o. Banks, large bills. par.
Arkansas Bank. no sale,
Michigan Banks, generally :. . no sale.
Tennessee. .... 10 to Is dis.
'PSSiS . q. . d. . q. Q prem
, 1842-05-21
MANY CITIZENS.


1.-The Bowling Green Lyceum will
discuss the following question at the
the Court House, on Saturday the Dist,
and Friday the 9th Of May inst, at 3
o'clock p. NJ.
"Would the good policy for the Gov
crnment ofthe United States TO establish
and maintain a Tariff Of reciprocity with
all nations
Principals for the affirmative, Ezra
Hunt, and J. w. Campbell. Negative,
\. III. Buckncr, G.. Porter.
The public are respectfully invited TO
attend.
s. p. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
, 1842-05-21
NEw-YoRK. MAY 6. Up M


line new per Caledonia is generally
considered favorable, and every thing
has assumed a better appearance.
Holders of cotton have, for the pre-
refused to sell at yesterdays QUO
tations.
stocks are decidedly better. At the
second board, prices were firm with an
upward tendency. Ohio skies advanced
Il, Indiana bonds !.
"Foreign exchanges are advancing.
Bills on London have been negotiated al
lO74 a 1919, but 1O73 a lOS is now ,sl
ed.
Exchange on Virginia in ga s.: Mo-
bile, ID a l5l New Orleans. 6.
treasury notes. 1-2 81.
, 1842-05-21

Mrssrs Editors
Will you have the goodness TO call the atten-
ton OF the citizens Of our Town and vicinity,
10 the propriety of concerning measures in u
short time for the celebration of the a%nniycr-
saIy VI our independence.
The object Of directing the public mind te
the tho subject at so early i period isto secure
time for making all the regulations preparato-
ry for a grand jubilee festival.
We trust that moro interest will be taken in
the matter for the approaching 4th Than was
last ycar. With n view, therefore, TO have
suitable arrangements made, we propose that
the citizens OF our tow and vicinity meet on
some day during the e%nsuin G wcok-say Sat
urday, the 28th inst.
rr-ruY,NT.
, 1842-05-21

Messrs. Marshall and Briggs, by their
nightly lectures, are creating a tremen-
dous excitement in New-York, in favor
Of Temperance. Thousands are joining
the society in that State.
, 1842-05-21

We have no news of interest from the
TEXANS.
, 1842-05-21

No material change in the st. LOUIS inafhe'
since our last.
, 1842-05-21

Exchange on Virginia in ga s.: Mo-
bile, 10 a l5l; New Orleans, 6! a67.
treasury notes. l-2 a Sd.
HE North EASTERN BouNpARY.-A
special session of the Legislature OF
Maine, was called for the 18th inst. to
take into consideration the overtures Of
Lord Ashburton for the adjustment Of
this subject, We extract the following
from the Portland (Maine) Mirror:
Happily, the temper of our communi-
ty was never in a better state. than ot
present, TO listen 10 proposals, and to ac-
quesce in any decision, which will not
compromit the honor Of the state and the
nation. II this is the desire of tlre two
countries, to continue in peace with
each other, ii is obvious that a compro-
mise, or exchange Of territory, 10 some
extent, in fixing the boundary, will bet
ter favor a pacific policy, than rigidlv
adherins the line fixed in the treaty of
80. The angle of our state, which ex-
tends almost 10 the St. Lawrence, and
comes so near bisccting the British ter
rltory this side of the river, would be 4
great convenience TO them; and an equiv
alent for it OH this side of the st. Johns
would, at the same time, be of more val
ue TO ns-especially if it included the
right TO navigate the river 10 St. Johns
city.
The illusions TO this matter, in the
political papers in the State, of all par
tics, have Of late been remarkably con-
%ciliatory. There seems 10 be a oaene
OF views and feelings, altogether unusr,-
al. and p~reeminentiy suspicious. Pa.ri-
o'lSm and humanity have, mex more, ris-
en- above party and sectional interests,
and long may they reign in the ascend
ant. If this dispute could be fairly and
honorably adjusted, Il settlement Of the
others would more easily be effected.
The belief is gaining stength, that the
mission Of Lord Ashburton is made in
good faith, and there is a sincere desire
on the part Of the British ministry, TO
cultivate peace with our country, If so,
lot THEN "yertuIos be met IN n Sind opir
it, and with 4 magnanimous regard TO
the interests Of suffering humanity, 10
the claims of civilization, and our COM
mon christianity.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
r AW REPORTER for February, is this

II 4 iav published, and ready for delivery:
CoSTExTs-RcrnarkabIc Trials, No. VII. Murder
of the Crew ot the Pitt Packet Recent American Dr.
Ship: Right to ntlct punishment; woriness an"
from intoxicaon Of Crsw. 2. Lowry " Hale; krpIcyn;
Deception, o., Dangers of the Seas, &c. Bur,irn v
'rhayer; Rent in Arrcar when Chase in Action Orcss-
cr Manufacturing Co. v WaterstnD g. Valentine " Kelly
Goods obtained by False Pretencas Scttser " trieccr
Digest OF American Cases; Selections from Sheplcy ;
(Manr) Reports.
Intelligence and Miscellany; The Reporter OF Nrw-i
The Bankrupt Law; Obituary Notices: The Reporter OF
Maine; The Banhrurl Laws Delay; Monthly Li't OF ih-
solvents New Publications. &c
BRADBURY SODEN ( co. l27 Nassau-st \
20 az and 10 School-S,.. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
NETWORK MARKETS.

ASHES-Th. market remains quiet lot OF 10 barrels
Pots are reported a, decline from 81 and 50 barrels at )
Is The principal holder is nm, u; IS
COTTON-Sales today about 300 bales without change
IN
FLOuR-Saes IN lots now made OF Genesse al ~.
u, the demand IS ra.he. limited Other descriptions have
NO, improved 10 much as GeneSee parce! of 400 barrels
Ohio fancy sold al So In Southern there IS not much
movement Abou, 80 bbiS Brandy~ine sold al ~ "e
quote Georgetown, Sc; Richmond City Mills, s. 80
GRAIN-A parcel OF 3ocO bushels Illinois "heat recent
arrival from Newt Orleans sold at . lor niddiing nus
a,r cleans III. market Several lots OF Corn the
market Sales 2co bushels Southern yellow, mixed az &c,
weight delivered sale OF about 5000 bushels jersey a,
Csc is supposed have been made, to arrive Tor export Al
other descriptions 10 transactions worthy OF notice
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
TFINIBER FOR THE L. S. DRY

4 DOCK. AT BIOOKLYN-Seal.d proposals will be
received at the Office Of the Navy Agent, NewYork, until
the Isl day Of April furnishing a, the L. s Navy iar
Brooklyn the following Timber Plank tor TIE FOUNDATIONS
of The Dry Dock, VIZ:
1890 Spruce Piles length varying "a TO 81 feet to ave-
RAVE NOT less than os fe el and be les than II and
to average least le inches in diameter iect from Inc
hut exclusive of the bark.
$4,000 inea feet White Pine Timber foot square Tor floor
Timbers.
1900 inea feet W hte Pine Timber toot by 1901 Inches
square, for floor tilnbers.
oil 500 e board measure OF inch White Pine Plank, for
flooring.
900 ie e board measure inch Yellow Pine Plank, for
sheet pilng.
All the above Timber and Plank be OF perfectly sound
aud durable quality
The SpRucg PILES be as >rnight can be procured
an, in all respects prepared for sharpening and driving
The White PINE TIMBER 20 be free from shakes and
large kno-to be swei straight and square edged to the
dimensions above gwen and OF the following ensais VIZ
oneha OF each lot be sticks -, % 3 anu 81 ieet long
The remaining half OF each lot in sticks 81 81 no. a - eet
long the number of ln-al each length TO be nearly
the
The WHITE PINE PLANK be entirely tre. from Ia rye
knots square edged lengths OF 81 a. =, So 3 or IS feet
To average not q feet and in widths from 10 to ID
TO average not less than ls
The YELLOW PINE PLANK tc be sraighen:d and square
edged suitable for driving sheet ping, in lengths OF 10 or
IS feet and in width from 10 Is inches average not less
rkan u Aches
All the above Timber AID Plank TO be delivered on 'n''
wharf or wharres within The Navy ard As may ne 0esl
mated bv the Engineer OF the Dry Dock, subject 10 the IN
pection and approval OF such person as he may select
The Piles be delivered in such quantities and al soch
times between day Of JUL! and The 18th day OF oct
Der as may be required by the Navy Agent be glTn no
less than weeks notice
The WHITE PINE TIMsER 10 be delivered between the ~
day OF September and Slst day OF oetooer
The WHITE and YELLOW PINE PLANK betw cen tie i't
October and SOth November.
The proposals will state the price per stick Tor the Piles
per cubic foot The White Pine Timber and per !oo''
board measure. TO. the and 5 inch Pine Plank
The right Is reserved 10 less than the whole grant,
- of each kind of Timber any bidder and cners VII!
be receiye. for any por1.on Of either Kind
Proposals 10 be endorsed, Proposals Tor Timber, 'o' DIT
Dock, Brooklyn .,o,o
ia SawIi ROBERT C. wETM9RE, Navy Agent.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
TTvO THEIADIEs.-G. ". MUIR g.

CO. SIS Broadway beg reinf The Ladies tia; they
are now offering the remains OF tier Winter Dry Coos
very reduced prices
In The J. w II Co. anticipate open-
Hc uriE srst arrivals OF Spring Goods and they de-
sernmet to reduce their present stock TO the lowest point
before ,oing they hold ont temptations purchasers
seidon! 10 be with The Goods al OF The ver
descriptions and ow convince every Of their
cheapness
The Prices OF 4 Fgw ARTICLES ARE ENUMERATED.
800 pieces splendid English Cal:coe>, formerly sold q and
= Sd now all one prc. Is cd per yard.
lard wide French Calicoes only Is. Cd per yard
silks OF every description greatly reduced ve beau
,sul styles, as low as Is IS &C. and e. pc, yard,
Nous de LANES Of good quality, at Is Sd. per yard.
Splendid styles Of e1celsn, fabric orly 2 Sd worth Is an
Is Sd.
Frenct Merinos, OF The finest quality, only S. per gard
former price las
shawLs CT all styles as,onishnsy low.
CoakS OF The riches, fabrics latest mode offered hall
prlce some splendid ones as low 2ia and 3l5.
Blankets OF inst rate quality remarkably cheap single
beds S per pair and upwards douhic beds 3 80 ard up
wards
Ouilis and Counerpancs very low
tlannels OF real WEIGH ami Lancashire manufacture
ranted not TO shrink only IS I'd. and Is per yard!
Hosiery OF all kinds much below their value
Laces Frvets, Borbai1ne, Liners Table Linen Ginghu1.s
MasliDs, 0loy"1 &c. isl 3eod
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

u VISIT TO NORTHERN EURoPE-or Sketches
descriptive l.orica potica! and moral OF Denmark Nor
WAY, Sweden and Finland and the free cities OF Hamburg
and Luec containing notices o The manners and customs!
commerce. manufactures and sciences, education NE
and religion OF those countries and cities By Robert
Baird vols l2alo with maps and numerous coored engra
wing. For sale by DAYTON / NEWMAN,
- corner Of Fulton and NasSar.sts
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

MurIxY-The Lcvan,, at this port from Cape
Good Hope brought FIVE mu,necrs from whale ship
Herald, of Fairhavcn, sen, home for trial by Isaac
Chase, ESQ. I, S. Consul ut Cape Town. Several
others engaged in the mutiny returned 10 their duty
and proceeded in the Herald to cruise, Those
brought homo for trial were taken in custody on
Saturday bv the L. S. Marshal. We understand
that the mu,inv was not Of an aggravated charac-
ter. and that it grew out of dissatisfaction the
the part of the crew who refused to do duty ac-
count OF alleged insufficient food. They were put
ON board in irons, which in day or two were re-
moved, and they checriully assisted in working the
vessel home. Boston Adv'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

The steamer ha wing left there but little inquiry for For
egn Exchange The for Sterling so 8: for first rate
| bills : a I: for Southern: Francs 8 30 a 5 DBL
Domestic Exchanges are ra,er duL Alacama and New
Orleans have appearance OF improving "tquotc lhl-
adepha IL; Baltimore 81 81 Virginia o 10; Charles
ton y; Savannah p g. Mobile "A AZ Neworeans III;
Cincinnati Is u.
Money is decidedly easier and A No paper has been
negotiated to-day at per cent per annun
Dudley S. Gregory at Jersey City, f. D. B. Ogden of
Paterson and S p Brit,on OF Elzabeh,own have been ap
pointed Receivers of the Morris Canal and Banking Compa'
nv bv Governor Pennington
The Bank Camden had upont ON Saturday,
hut was able 10 maintain herself. She deposited large
amount valuable in OF tr united banks in Phl
adp and yesterday The notes n the Bank were received
in tlcposle in Phud"lph
In consequence exctablc OF public opinion IN
Philadelphia it is not difficult, get up any bank
The Nlovamt,lsinS and Penn Township Banks have been
run uron 10 considerable bn have thus tar sus
tanned themselves
meeting of the directors OF the several Philadelphia
Banks was held Yesterday which the Bank oi Pennsyl
yapa proposed 10 oive security bills payable and the adi
,innai surety individual of known wealth. tor The pur'
p, having the Injunction raised and paying the interest
on the State Debt No decision was had on TINS proposal
Undouhtedv all the exertionS made by the olcers oi
the sus,ains credit to-day has passed away with
on, the payment OF the dividends and Pennsylvania has thus
been honorcd by the treachery Of the Bank OF rrniyl-
vara The Bank tits said, has used one hall the amount
provided Tor The payment h TIE h'eFes', o ' wv" Pu
ScS lis capital was GEO oi which 100000 owned by
The State Several OF the banks refused receive deposits
on Monday Pennsylvania Fives offered al So only 6 bid
bank 20 25 per cent discount Girard
~ per cent discount; United States Bank notes 10 80
Governor Porter had left Philadelphia for Harrisburg
The Chesapeake Bank o! Baltimore had ontired the rs-
element, and confidence in its sovcncy had been restored
MARYLAHu BANEs.-The Baltimore Patriot OF Saturday
evening has following Annapolis, under date OF jan
uary %;
The committee oil The Senate, whom was referred the
question OF the currency together with hcb from The House
in relation 10 rcsgnpo Will report before the latter end
nI next week. They will repor, new bill requiring our
banks day Named and IN the meantime 10 re-
suu, if either Penny yaa or Virginia before the day
fixed banks The ay to b named for the resumption
o banks viii give liberal time for all interest conGerIe'l
10 prepare, and viii satisfactory the discreet oil all sides
ONO BASKs-l842A statement showing the proportion
OF specie on hand the circulation OF the banks OF OHIO as
reported the Committee Banks and the Currency ol the
House Of Representatives during The present session OF The
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

HoSoR TO Boz,--Charlcs Dickens will reach
This CITY, we understand on the llth, and on the
10Th will be honored by splendid ball. which has
been in preparation for some time. 1t Is got up
under the auspices Of His Honor the MAioR,
PurLrp Hone, Esq. and other prominent citizens,
|, will be splendid affair.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
Prices Reduced
9 GTATIONER'S HALL. 245 Pearl-st..

~ Office, 81 Wa!s The subscribers give notice that Tor
the sake OF giving empoymento TO large number Of worthy
Mechanics during the present inccmen who other
wise would with hor families be destitute OF the neces-
saries r have determined reduce the prices OF Their
manufactures meet the depressed state OF the times anu
offer ali articles in their line prices which cannot tail to
meet the views al ngil advocates of Economy
To cnae them 10 the pnbic will the necessity OF
Cash Payments or all small amounts; and when the me
ehnnc works Tor >vn's, IL. have ready money 10
enable him 10 make his pure bases aivantageously.
The facilities which possess in machinery etc. such
as confidently believe places house entirely o'
ton Which is the this distressing time when so
many families in need of Unemployment
respectfully all persons wanting Account Books
or Stationary of any description to call as above
- Iw. DAVID FELT & Co.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
eTATE OF NEW YORK.-IN CHAN

- CERY-Be,ore the Assistant Vic. Chancellor-Lewis
Curtis, Richard ". Biachor, and John L. Graham Tr1'-
tees, &c, VS. Robert Anderson and others.
Pursuant decretal order Of this Court T,ade N M
above entitled cause, win be sold Public Auc.on, und
the direction Of the subscriber Of 'he ma.s W M ..
Court esidn. in the city New York, At tne ,aeln'S az
Exchange said city. tie 18th day o. ,s M I ~ 's' AM
y O'Clock noon Of that day, ny ''4'' - ~ ~
tioneers: .1Bz-L, :, ;.,j .;,,,,s Iv;,,,
Al that certain lot, piece. r atSe ~ ,', ~ Se yor
bounded and containing a. =, l
ol is fee, 1 scias from the south-easerty cor
ly Tin and Dnare Streets running stence northeast
nrr OF land Of said Robert Anderson h-s.ven feet
cry tbencc eastery along The same ifen feet TO The
ny Ioin Lanp-oG; thence nearly souther!y along the
la y ean fte, rlie.ict nearly es:ery along the sainc
, /. - tl,ree inches: thence again scInery he feet i.n
a - IN obe, land ot said Robert .nd"rsra thence soDh
xeariy along same twelve feet thence no1h-wesrfly
I'm, hs alue nine thence -outts.wetery along tie
sa1c tfv-,Dc feet inches the lo-ea.,cr.y SIDE ot
Duaue aoresad aud thence nnrtTestery along Du-
an stre, twenty the place OF beginning Together
g::h all ard ,j.grlar The ,enements heredameris and
appurtenanrs the said premises belonging or in an "'
appertaning.
Dated New Tors, Feh.l 1912
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL
Master in Chanccry, - John street
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