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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-15
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In the House. the Appor,onment Bill. with the
amendments of,he Senate, was taken up. The
amendments are. LIST. substituting 706s0 for so I7e
as the raio-and End. giving each State an adj.
ional Representative, where the fraction exceeds
one half the ratio.
MIR ADAMS opposed the amendments. and insist
ed on the ratio adopted by tine House but was in
favor OF fractional representation.
Mr. JOHNSON Of lid. continued the discus
and spoke in opposition to the fractional representa-
ton. Upon other Poinsi in controversy he sustained
MIR Adams.
Mr. PlcKENs Of s. C. opposed both gentlemen.
argued in favor Of small House and large ratio and
eontendng that the House had los, its respectable
ty in consequence of not attending to their duty.
Mr. COOPER Of Georgia, also made brief and
strong speech in reply to MIR Pickens, concluding
with motion to lay the bill upon the table, with
view of defeating il altogether.
"A motion was made TO have a call Of the House,
and upon the question shall there be a call7 the
yeas and nays were ordered. The vote was IOI to
~ The call then proceeded, and I96 member,
were in their seats.
Mr. COOPERS motion was then in order. and
the House by a vote Of I35 to G5, refused TO Inv
the bill upon the table.
The debate then proceeded again. beginning with
Mr. HOLMES Of s. C. MIR Mckay of N. C.
followed Mr. Ii. when Mr. UNDERWOOD of XIV
addressed the House at length, partly upon IN,
merits OF the question, and partly in reply 10 NJ,
ADAMS, who had reflected somewhat upon ,hos,
who had favored a smell body and large ratio.
Tie House finally, by vote OF ii2 to IS, disa-
greed to the Senate's ratio and will doubtless ad
here to its own.
In the Senate the Bill for the relief Of the heirs
Sila' Dean was the business OF the day, and n,
other after the morning hour was over
MIR MeRoBERTS of Illinois and MIR SMITH q
Connecticut had some hard words. The forme
gentleman made some reflections upon Sas Deane
which the Senator from Connecticut pronounced to
be false and sanderous.-Mr McRober,s said tha
it was not so. Me- SMITH repeated the charge
and IN a manner and matter most emphatic.
Mr. KING and Mr. BENTON in,erfered. and
order was at length restored, and the debate wen
on.-The Bill between three and four O'Clock wa
passed without count. though somewhat amended
An executive Session was then moved.
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SPECIE IARs-Galion and half gallon Specie Jars s,ht
~ able for preserves. to be hadnf
lelo LYELL, JOHNSTON a LYFLJ
EEcHEs.-s supply Of healthy European Lecchcs
- Kept constantly for sale
je LYELL. JOHNSTON 4 LyEII.
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Draws on Friday, at the Exchange, at 81 O'Clock
=. NJ.
Leesbnis louerv No - prize Of 5000. 1000 1870
l<s5 Of leo, 500 etc. Is Nos-Ii drawn Ticket.s So
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4. h. LYON.

80 SNIP BROKER AND CANAL BOAT AGENT
ohee ON Main street., mp stairs neAt door t I,nr,s,.
Denby a Co.
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wednesday, Lottery draws in Petersburg.
Prlzes-slOOoo 2doa Poo. 100 l30, 25 Of so 5o OF
4V, 30 OF 100, etc. % Nos-l0drawB Tickets A.
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REDUCED FARE.
RICHMOND. FREDERIcKsR,rRc AKIN porov ,
RAlL-ROAn On N n " "N

HAtL-ROAD COMPANY
a l. meeting of the President aud Direetors of ,b.
"a Richmend Frederic ksbuTg and Pot,m.c n, NJ,
Contrary 3lth May, lsi2. ' A'
With the Wow OF favorinS "A far NJ no..,t.t a., -,
BOIL he Louisa and Frederick sburr Raj Roads.
heSoreh That Tie price OF the Return Tel betw
ehihond or o'h"f POINTS on the Richmond FTeericks
nufx and Potomac Road, and points on the Louisa raj
nnsb, sh"rt oI Iotdonsve be placed and afcr The
instead Of one haif $50 ~ 1884,
iha the Price ithe return ticket between Richmond
anu points on the Rchmoni and FTeIericksiu Ro.I
SNORT "i Frederic kShurg, OF between points
on me same ioad be placed o and aiteT the bovc late al
half ~ '"' VI ""c
nat the price OF the ticket and ket bet,yeen
Richmond ami Gordonsville, from and after th. .Io,
named date be reduced 20 six dollars and Ity cents AMI
true copy from the minutes.
res q w MACMURDo, Treas'r.
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Irursday Evening, Drawing Received.
Przes-sl20s. irO 9Ol ~ Of 100 10 Of 5on IOof IN
etc, 20 Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets 81.
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II. SPItNAN.

Late Of Frederic ksburg,
LAS lust received a stock NJ New Goods in his line
comprising English and French Cloths and Cassi.
mcres-Do Nesiings-linen Drlngs. white end colored
aud every article In the line Of his trade All OF which
VIII be made up, in the ncacst style, suit customers
le W cow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-15

TUE subscriber has oI sale Tallow of the hes, ou,Iv
at all times, at his Stas az the OH and New N.rre,
ana az his House al Bacon Quarter Branch.
&c TO 81 FRANKLIN
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GRETTER & PEARE.

GRETTER & PEAKE.
: i'nrs below 'h- Rel
The subscriber o. constantly
receiving supplies from these
makers the superior qualify 81
whose Instruments ~ all r.
spect-. Is duly ACKNOWLEDGED by
ally increasing demand for
lncm.
T. ihosc NOT already acqua.nt.
e. with these instruments. 10 may
not be supcifuods 20 say thar
they are ms.ic with parucu'lrrc
gard fo keeping in turc. tau do
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]. C.. EGORY & CO.

j. C.. GREG DRY CO.
- MANAGERS.
OFFICE on Main, 2Rf door Beot, Corner H1in mud
linh streets.
wednesday, Lottery draws in PETERSBURG
frl1es-slOUto, 20n POO. 100 l3n, 25 Of 500 11 n,
~ SoOi lVl' etc. % Nos-lOdrawn. Tickets 81
Thursday Evening, a Dra~ing Received.
Pnzes%sl20'l 400, 20l 10 Of 100 10 Of son IOof 300
etc IS Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets 81. w ~
Friday Evening-A Lottery draws at the E1-
Captals-sgDOo, 2On 800 I5sS oc ION E,fsoo -,
So1ete. 20 Nos-li dawn. Tickets e.
For Saturday, 18th June.
$4,000.
Union Lottery. Glass No for ls42To be draw, =, A.
drawn numbers Of IS Grand Prizes-s3i ON M oo
sou 500 3s0. 25Ol 1895. 80 OF loo etc Tckets Sl0
halves >; quarters - ~
CerGeaies Of Packages OF q wholes tickets. ..slao
Do.--....--. .to.. 1911 half. .do.....65
DO. DO. .....2 quarter. do .,32 20
Capital ,295, making $4,000 nett. Is drawn
Nos. out OF -.
va Leescutg Lottery, Class H. for lsf2To he drawn nj
Aekandr'a Va on Saturday. the 18th June 1872 Bruan
Seheine-ss52s5 lOn11 5o 100, 3sO 2O1 225C 300
Ilckeis $40; halves . guauers2 -.
Certificates Of Packages OPS whoIes.......sIao 90
DO. ado. . Halves. "a
no. ..-... do. .....2J Qgarters......32 50
no Drawings sent nmed ately aner they are over ID
all who order a. above.
]. C. GREGORY co,
ma 81 Managers, Richmond, Va
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10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

- Jc7 SIFy MI I'N s ,ioS Std oy
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AT PRIVATE SALE

Al PRIVATE SALE.
Nbhh likely Muaito Girl and Child-the Girl IS about
u yeais old, accustomed nursns and any Mind ~
bnnse work, and sold for no fault Apply To
le " u n DICKINSON, Auctr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-15

TSurkHFINE sPONsE-i case ~ Inc ,rc,e-
- isN' received n DUVAI
~ Corner helow tho Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-15

For Thursday Evening.
Grand Consolidated Lottery NJ 20 prize Of sI2 0o
''o " 10 Of loo, etc. = Nqs-l3 drawn Tickets 81
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TO THE pURIJC

/ HE attention Of the pupIc ia resnect6nuv ..u, g., .
- OF Mezzo'into Engraving the late vene,.
In snop wn; white OF syvabia-or,iers f,r when
nn De received az p. :. Garbanafi's Ea store s.s
cir Sns' Gu can be seen is enclosed handsome
4 needed '' '''"'S Nnnout irames
ortrait and otcr Picture Flames and stldinS ~ a
puon' ~ leaving Their orders, can have thenn :,
% ees' @"' Nai antei
Jel0tf psc.pp.S
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CASTLE and only returned late in the evening. The

castle, and only returned late in the evening The
young Prince would cheerfully have remained at
home, The following morning again there was
another festival, and the young Prince could not
be absent. Hence he employed the earliest hours
after rise in the GARDEN; there he dug and rak-
ed around among the fresh flowers, removed the
plants where they stood to hckly in the garden land
transpanted them around the fountain of Garenne.
No one saw him; and what was still worse he saw
no. one, at least not her who he was most DESTROYS
of seeing, fIc went, therefore, by the nearest path
to the castle. The nearest path. however, led him
circuilously round the castle, past certain neat
little cottage. lie glanced at window to a GER
tain arrow. Oh, how startling to his heart! for at
the window stood certain maiden, and the win
dow was open, and the whole heavens were open
Floretta stood in the window binding the long
resses of her beautiful raven hair round her head
Her bosom was uncovered-her white neck glis-
tened like snow beneath the dark locks of her sill
ken hair, Flowers lay scattered in the window
before her, which she had probably intended to
place in her hair, her hat or her bosom. Henry
greeted her kindly at the window-Floretta kindly
returned the sauaton. Henry mounted upon
little bench, and thus was nearly as high as Flor-
eta, before whom he stood close to the window
A blush fitted over her beautiful, angelic coun-
tenance aud alnhaser neck. "Shall aid you in
dressng?" said he. "Do you rise so early, my
young lord'" she asked He thought it was not
so early; and she thought that she did not need his
assistance. He considered that she needed no 9TH
er ornament than hersefto be beautiful and she
considered that he was ridculing her, which was
not civil in him. lie declared that he never in his
life had spoken more truly; since she had given
him the rose he had never forgotten her She de-
clared. that it would not be easy, by so rihing a
present, to make her ever rememberd by him. He
regretted that he had ever given back the rose he
would rather have kept it as token of her; and
she regretted that the flowers were half so COM
mon; yet she would cheerfully give them all to
him if it would please him. He asserted. while
he placed some of the flowers in his breast, that
the meanest flowers derived a value from the Civ
err, She asserted, that indeed tho flowers now
looked very pretty since he had placed them
there.
Thus they declared, and regretted and asserted,
many things more, when old Lucas called Floret-
ia into the adjoining room. The maiden with a
sweet smile, bowed 10 the young Prince and dis
appeared. Henry returned to the CASTLE But he
felt not the earth under his feet As he came to
the castle they had been in search for him. This
was 10 him matter of Indifference.
Concluded next week.
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390etrp.
A LAY OF THE OLDEN TIME.

The warrior came from the tented field,
In the pride of his young renown,
He hung on the bough his battered shield
And fang his helmet down;
His dinled sword was cast aside,
And he oosed his stee-linked vest,
And gazed while with warriors pride
On the scars that marked his breast.
" Farewell my sword" said the warrior then,
Thou hast served me well and long
In the strife Of lion-hearted men,
In the fierce and mingled thgoug;
And where thy blade hath flashed on high,
Red blood hath flowed ike wine,
On the sunny fields of Italy,
Aud the plains Of Palestine.
Bright summer came, and the SIM Gods eye
Looks down on quiet spot,
And sivercd the streams that murmured by,
A sweet vine-cOvcrcd cot.
That cot was the home Of love and joy
There the warrior casprd his bride,
And the father gnzed o" his ihr-halred hoy
With all II fathers pride.
Still hangs his shield on the oldcn bOugh,
And his casquc Is flung beneath,
And he tastes purer pleasure now
Than he found in the field of death,
4 pratling child and happy wife,
Begue the soldiers cares
No more he pants for the bloody stife,
His love-his heart is theIIs,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08

VHNlIE Original vegetable Liverwort Preperaon-Price
II so cents the bottle. The most popular remedy for
the cure of coughs, colds splitting Of blood and phthc
and all other diseases OF the uDes also it is in extensive
use for the cure Of Liver Conplainis Mrs GARDENERS
Indian Bals0m Of Liycrwor ard Hoarhound This il the
first preparation Of iyerwor introduced to the American
public being now twelve years since first estab-
lshed. Its reputation stands unryaled cough medi-
cine See certificates and places Of residence the print
ed direction round the bottle.
The undcrsgned having received great benefit for tho
cure of diseases above named with confidence recon-.
mend the celebrated Balsam Of Lyerwort the public.
Ernest Webster, David F. Woodbury.,
Thomas Haskins, jr L. Horton,
T.. Ellis II. Gall,
e. Williams Miss l.. Howard.
Wholesale and retail by the proprietor, WIN. BROWN
4sl Washington street, Boston, Retaled by
70 j. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock,vt.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Braintree, z. 9. Speare-Brookfed. j. B. Kinasbury-
Bradford, W. J. u. Parker-Chelsea, C. G. Stone-Co
rinh Geo sleeper-East Brookfeld p. Davs-East Tons,
ham, w. G. Dckey-East Randolph, Egerton & Walker
East Cornth, John Chapman-Newbury, Tappan Ste
vens-Post Mills, - STAFFORD, ". H. ssnbcrn-
sonth STAFFORD, II. Russ-Thetford, - Topsham
--Union village, J. Walker-vershire, Z. DUSTIN
West Fairlee, Stephen Thomss-West Randolph Edmund
weston-west Topsham, Geo. Jenness-Wels River Y.
Fsrr-wsshinston, Russell 9. Bssicy
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TERMs-S2,oO a year; 81, so in Advance. The cost OF
transportation IN all cases. be paid by the subscribers
Subscriptions are not received nor advertisements in
Serted unless by advance payment guaranty Of pay
ment by responsible person known the EDITOR
Subscribers may have their card inserted for sl50 and
non subscribers for So a year.
" All communications must he addressed, postage
paid, to c. G.. EASTMAN.
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ueh, anu WaiAeu WIN MS spade upon his shoulder
TO the fountain OF Garenne. For around the roun
tain it was wild and neglected; probably because
nobody came there excep, to draw water. TIL,
fountain was to far away and adjoining the gard
ner's cottage. This probably was the greatest
attraction to the Prince of Bearn.
lie dug, and dug wide circle in the green turf
around the iountaln-and dug the whole morning.
The perspiIalon dropped from his f,rehead. And
when he became tired and thirsty, he went to the
spring, which bubbled up as clear us silver, and
drank. When his lips were moisleued by the cool
streams he thought no wine SO delicious. Beyond
a doubt, Floretta may sometimes have drank from
the spring. From his work he went to the castle.
There, in his dark green chamber, with its pointed
windows, he sat melancholy.
Had he remained only quarter of an hour a..
ter, he would have had an observer, for Flore,,a
came to the fountain. And when she saw the
wide circle dug out in the turf, and the spot Sc
ec,ed for the flowers, she thought father mus,
have been here very early!'
When she came home and asked old Lucas. bs
was very much surprised, and knew nothing a, all
about it, lie went to the fountain of Garenne and
saw the work, and spoke angrily-" This my men
have done without my direction He called the
workmen and scoded them. But no one confess.
ed having done it. This troubled old Lucas head
for he could not conceive who would dare TO med.
die with his office Of gardner 10 The palace. lie de.
therefore, to be on the watch. lie
watched diligently all day, and his watching 50
diligently was in vain.
For the royal family had driven to IN adjoining
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should O those who will call the undersigned, can
have advice gratis and medicines and board the most
reasonable will visit patients at distance very
reasonably.
Persons wishing to become Agents for the sale Of Dr
IIibards medicine will apply Haskell Palmer, WOOD
stock; VIM. Hewes, Chelsea and f. H. Prenliss, Mont
pelier, who are authorised General Agents:
J. b. HlBARD, NJ. D.
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WIN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE

one minute You produce polish far superior to
British Luster IL being PASTE is used without max
ing dust, which is great objection to powder Look
TO your Stoves and Crates If you would have them
and bearing light luster. Price, I2 cents ROLL
Families can be supplied at most Of the Druggist and
Grocery stores In Boston, Dealers be supplied at the
manufacturers price, Of Dana, Evens Co, slas Pierce
d Co., VIM. stearns Co.. VIM. II. bradford & Co.
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR.
Woodstock VI. pI
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AGENTS.

a. ~ ~ ~ - ~
WIN DsOR COUNT
Barnard J. u. Danforth.
Bethel, A. r. Huntou.
Bridgwater, r. Henry.
Brownsville, c. Mathers.
Cayendish, Otis Robbins.
Chester, c. Edmunds.
East Barnard, Charles Wolcott.
East Bethel, II. Fiske.
felchyille, w. Brown.
Greenbnsh, J. L. Warner.
IIartlnnd, a corners, +. NJ. stocker.
Hartland 8 corners, II. Weld.
Hartford, 8. Mutt.
Ludlow, J. Dunbar.
North Hariland, John Daniels.
North Springfield, J. White.
Proctorsyille, J. II. Robinson.
Perkinsville, J. Kidder.
Plymouth, r. r. Pollsrd.
Pomlrci, Otis Chamberlain.
Queeche, T. Gushing.
Rochester, &. A.Webber.
Royalton, Colt Parkhust.
Reading, u. Hapgood.
stockbrdgr. NJ. Gay.
Shields store, g. II. shedd.
slmonsviIle, r. A. sherwin.
South Reading, r. Buck.
Springfield, q. Washburn.
Sharon. W. Downer.
south Woodstock, o. BAILEY.
Shows Store, A.y Smith,
Tyson Furnace, w. d. Bsscom.
Windsor, J. Sergeant.
Weston, J. Wilder
West Hartford, J. Merchant.
Weathersfeld corners. A. Gay.
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GUM MIRRu. First hest article, for sale at The
u Jewelry Store Of ''
Dec.4 VA " o. RANDALL.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
LIFE PILLs.-It is impsssi.

4 bic 10 calculate the many benefits 70 the human
which result from the discovery oi va
cipe. The fine herbal medicine which is COMPOUNDED
from IFS direction has in housaDds OF cases been uie anu
proved 50 be the most efficient remedy OF The day NOT
/, confined in usefulness the diseases OF the poor oF
il is sought by and found in the medicine chests oil The
more wealthy classes OF Great Britain ard VARIOUS paris Oh
the continent OF Europe
As family medicine unequaled, and IS all oweu'
removing bilious and other complaints arising from ne
arrangement of the alnentary dnci and IN pnyns .ne
blood. u is certain the Of the more delicate com
pains incident females grateful to the taste AROMATIC %
Ihe SMELL and the time gentle IN Ks opersifon'
yet eicacous that female ought TO be wlthont SO
great boon left them by its venerable discoverer, o
Parr.
II has been bat short time before the public, yet the
propyieory have received applications for the
Pills from various parts OF The United Statcs and have haa
gratifying testimonials OF their good ehecs IN renewing
diseases prevalent AZ this ieason OF the year.
To all therefore, who are AFFECTED and In pad hea'h we
woud say 90 TO any OF the aforementioned agents. where
the Genuine PARIS Life Pill, may be had, VIZ:
Rushos AspnwaI druggists and chemists, 60 WllaR-
street, 40 Broadway and 10 Astor House.
Abraham sandsk Co. druggists and chemists granite build.
ines, 27s Broadway corner of Chamber. street.
r Dickie. 4l5 Broadway. corner oil Lispenar1 yIee-
John B. Dodd druggist Broadway, corner OF Beecker-s
A. w. Bsdcau Bo.gery Medicine Sore, $50 Bowery.
Symcs Medicine Store, 65 Bewery corner OF aiAe's1
a. B. Triper, corner Fulton and Water-stee@
Horace Everett druggist, Se7 Green"chsree
corner of Franklin.
J. j. Coddngtou, apo;hecares 2 Hudson-sree' corner
of Spnng-street.
L. Cotton chemist and apoiecary, 26S Beecker-stee
corner OF Jones-strect.
J. wendover druggist and apotheeary, III Eighth Avenue
Broskyn-Wn. Armstrong seed, drug and patent socine
warehouse 1914 Fulten-street
And wholesale at tbs proprietors Office ~
T. ROBERTS i Co.
s i'm Clarendon House, COZ. Duane and Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
IN CHANCERY-Before the Chancel-

Il Ior-aia,hew Marshall Chief Cashier OF the BANK OF
England, Us. Van Brush Livingston, et nj
In pursuance of decIeta order OF ts Court nads ~
the above entitled causeby His Honor the Chancellor WIZ
be sold a, public auction under the direction OF The sab
scriber one OF the OF this Court by e. IL Ludlow,
Auctoueer, on the I7th day OF September next al i
o'clock roon at the Merchants Exchange IN the City OF
New-York-
All those to certain Store Houses and lots pieces par
GELS OF gruuDd adjoining each ohef snaie lying and pc
ing in the Second Ward of the City OF Newly on The
eas:eriy side of Ann-stree between Naau and Wliani
streets and known md distinguished as numbers %
(hirty.threel SS hrtythre and ha IN Ants,ree,
Aforesaid and taken together boupdea and contain Is
foovs to wit: Begianing on the Eas,ery side OF Ann
street aforesaid adjoining land belonging TO the hers o.
George Lorrlard deceased, and running thence sonthef
along the Esstery line OF Anns1rest .s,
three inches 10 land Benjamin Clapp at poins IN ,ne
centre OF the party wal! between the Stores @ thirty.
three and half and S5 thirty five Annsreet thence EAST
erv along lire passing hroughthe centre OF sad party
wall and in continual of the same eighy-,w9 teet 20
other ground OF the said Benjamin Cnpp, thence Norther
along such last mentioned ground thrty.seyen ieet, sk
irche. 10 said land belonging The hei lhe >ad George
Lorrilard deceased and hence Westerly along SAID as
mentioned lard eighty four feet. six inches, to
aforesaid at the place Of beginning.
Ncw-York, August ., 1872
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL Master IN Chancery.
EI,kTC D,