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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

HELD TO BAIL The Baltimore Clipper states
that the parties Interested in the financial affair of
young Ing. and who Gas has been heretofore stately
prosecuted the investigation (privately) which led
to the recovery Of the money, and released Ing
after he made the confession which led 10 that re-
suit, were summoned to appear before Judge Brice,
animation they were placed under security to an
swer for the same at Court. The Clipper says the
evidence adduced goes to disprove the report that
$1,000 was paid to Ing for the restoration Of themo.
ney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09
Marine Court.
Before Judge Hammo

Before Jui ge Hammond.
SEPT --Walnassy Grdy.-In this case reported IN
Yesterdays edition, the Jurygave the plaintiff verdict
Of 500 IL, as balance OF salary due, and 81 20 costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

Or Hon. William wilkins, OF Pittsburg, Ex-
Minister TO Russia, is nominated to Congress BY the
Democrats OF Allegany county, Penn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

lr,- The Wings of philadelphia have nominated
Joseph r. Iugersoll as candidate tor reelection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

0c- The Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
opened on Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

o. The robbery at FREDERICK, Md, was but a
pretence OF Ing, the broker The money has ell
been recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09
M xNApp.s ENTIRE. 14p BROADWAY. AND 40

0ay- KNAPP's ENTIRE, l4s BROADWAY, AND 400
Bowery-Unrvslled on the American Continent fora
anarter of century large proportion OF which IL OIL
and hence its SELF preserving uslitiss-keoping ten
years good as the day 1t nader at the iino
soitenrg and sustaining the leather while produces
instantly of the most beautiful rich oily lustres
beheld An extra article recently discovered, after an
experience Of twenty Ave years that absolutely aston
shcs the propretorwho has for this pered composed
rem 10 three hundred dozen per day part Of the
time, and no W onder the public uuy as onishcd.
90 PROFESSOR vELpEAU's CELEBRATED
Plls Tor tn radical Of gonorih ga, gleet ard all
mocupuruent discbaIgcs from the urers, are univer-
ally considered by the medical faculty of the United
states the safest and most speedy remedy for those dis
ressng complaints They eradicate the disease in an In.
credbIy time without tantng the breath
ing with the stomach confinement from business.
Sold in boxes containing hundred pills 81 each
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and consulting Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau Ut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

ALlsoss EURorE-At this late day it were a work
Of singular inuiilty TO enter into a heightened no
uce of the merits and claims on public patronage OF
Alson's History OF Europe duriog the French Re-
yolutlon." The public are sufficiently satisfied Of
these as has been attesed by its extraordinary sale
Suffice it to say now, that the fourteenth number l.
Just ubshed by the Barpers, and that the whole
will be comprised in sixteen, at rs cents each. For
sale atths office. y...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09
LATExT sOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHIL4pELrHlA Sept e-An S, Lawrence. Chase Liverpool
Home Howes aud Fame Crowel, Boston
BALTIMORE, Sept 7--AT Margaret IIugg, MeDonad, Am
sterd9m PHary yrck New orssn' Go@meTs. Bsnshard
Antigus; Lady WarTngon shanks Nassau, Mp Below. off
RICHMOND, Sept Arr Spy, NYork.
NORFOLK Sept 6-r Sherer, Thomaston; Daniel Francis,
Boston; Ionic, NYork In Hampton Roads St Louis (Fr
Gordon p PeIe, Quad short Of provisions. The Washing
WILMNGToN, NC Sept 2-An Ransom Dyer, NYork; 9Th
Cadenas, Mariner Guadaoupe Cid ID Gandee Doans dol
Republic, Lincoln. Jamaica.
General Record.
SHP AsHoRE-Capt. Mcdonald, Of the Margaret Hugo a.
Baltimore reports having the 23d ult large ship with
painted ports ashore Cape Sabe gone and the
breaking over hers small schr standing of and Capt.
Med was without obsery alton for days
king Sable Island, owing to foggy weather
Spoken
Aureliu Boston for Savannah sd inst Oft Chincoayue--
by the Margaret Hugg, at Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

Qy- BELL &HOWARD, 81 ANN AND IFS FULTON
Streets will sell to day their auction rooms one the
hapdsomes cases of North American BTds that be
found in the United States There upwards Of thirty
Birds OF besutul plumsgc, With great cnr- for
private family at expense OF hundred dol
lars, and are really worthy of attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

VIOLENT RAIN STORM DAMAGE TO TrIE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD AN express was received In
tins city last evening from Hafpers Ferry, stating
hat violent storm of rain occurred in the vicinity
ot that place early yesterday morning, which did
much damage to The railroad. Three cuvcrts about
three miles from Hsrper's Ferry were partly des-
troyed by the rise in the streams over which they
were built, and large portion of an embankment
near Strlder's mill was swept away. In one place
the railroad track 10 the extent OF about seventy
feet was carried oil, and in another place between
two and three hundred feet OF the track were des-
troyed II was not ascertained whether any injury
had been sustained farther up the road.
Ii was also reported at Harper's Ferry that consi-
derable damage had been done TO the Winchester
Railroad but the extent OF the injury had not been
ascertained
The Western train of cars had not arrived at half
past O'Clock last night.
The train from York, due at seven, P. NJ, had not
arrived at half past nine. There is reason 10 fear
that this road may have also been damaged by the
rain.-BaA. Amer, Friday.
DISTURBANCES IN THE CHEROKEE NATION From
the correspondence of the Arkansas Intelligencer,
we are in full possession of the circumstances at
tending the late tragedy among the Cherokees.
The election of two chiefs and members OF the
Legislative Council was held on the 7lh instant.
The law OF the nation rtqulyes that the judges
should assemble at the court houses OF each district
the ensuing day, make returns, and issue certificates
OF election The night after The election a frohc
was made up by the adverse party TO Ross at the
"'@So vi ISciSc Wtst, inc vi Itc uiSt'lCt,
where a plot was engendered by the Vests Tin
Guiding the father and several sons,) John Work,
Oseese Choeau, Matthew Thomson of Beatlie's
Pralrle, and some others, tn kill Elijah Hicks Oa-
vid Vann, and Isaac Bushyhead, aud 10 destroy the
registry Of votes, that no return of the election
could be made. No sooner had they commenced
thsiI official operations than the conspiraters COM
menced their fell purposes by attacking them with
clubs, pistols, and bowie knives. Bushyhead used
every means in his power TO save his life, by en-
treaty and flight, but IL vain; he "fel victim to
murderous and cowardly mob, headed by the
sheriff.
The more considerable OF the party opposed to
Ross have expressed desire to see the supremacy
of the laws vindicated. Several arrests have been
made, and proclamation issued by John Ross the
Chief Of the Nation, calling upon all good citizens
to assist in bringing justice the perpetrators of
this foul and inhuman deed of blood Jacob West,
John West, Ogeese Choteau, and Lovely Rogers
have been taken and are now under guard, The
brother of Isaac Bushyhead has offered reward of
ST. 25OIor the apprehension of the fugitive assassins.
~ o. 1]opic, Aug 81.
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oo- EMPIRE or BEAUrY.-Tae following toil.,

private faulty, at expense OF hundred dol
lars, and are really worthyof attention.
90 EMPIRE OF BEAUTY.-Tae following toils,
articles are to be had genuine only at q Walker street
one door from the corner OF Broadway =
Gouraud's Poudrs Subtile-ior safely, quickly, and
permanently eradcaing superuous hair from all parts
every purchaser requesting proof Beware Of counter
fes centsnng deletsreous properties, and utterly nef
fcscous. No agent in Brooklyn.
GJurGud's Eau de Bsautc-fsr thoroughly extRrmna-
ting tan, pmples hloches morphew, SC, sciting de-
cate white neck hands and arms and imenrtng jsve
nile blocm by its da'ing properties preventing the for.
nation wrinkles aud banjshug them when present.
Gouraud's Vegetable Liquid Rouse-mparts delicate
blushing 'inge to the checks imnevabe by rubbing
with handkerchief OF CLOTH
Gouraud's Blanc DE spsgne or spanish Whte-gvea to
the complexion pure. life like, alabastr whsnea in
Agens-2 Milk street, Boston; 70 Chestnut street. Phi
ladeIpha Grey, Poughkeepsie; Guthrie, Albany; My.
6eid Faulkner, Norwich; Green & Co. worcester,
Carleton Co.. Lowell; Hodge, Newburyport; Preston,
Cincinnati; futile, PtsbuTs George stssiy frankfort
Kentucky.
n3- IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATELY
cure College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
Of the city Of New York. established for the suppression
Of prvss nature, spd ODER to ali those afflicted with
these distressing maades advantages 10 be met With
at any other institution In this country either public
private. From the constant correspondence, and from
private between the members OF The College
and the most nen professors the Medical Institutions
OF Europe ell the improvements in the treatment OF these
diseases orw ade 10 them long before they reach the
majority of the medical pro essions Of this country
With such advantages, together with tho combined
skill OF the first medical men of this country the College
feel satisfied that the good work which they have under
taken, "the suppression of quackery will receive the
patronage deserves from that portion Of the public re-
quiring their services.
Terms for advice. and all medicines, IS
N. B. Patients living at distance, BY stating their dis
explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere any can
obtain chest containing all medicines with full direc-
tons use with guarantee OF cure by addressing the
agent of the College, post paid enclosing 70
By order. D. hichAnDsO AGENT
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

The trial Of Giesler is slowly progressing. As
yet there has been no ties imony offered that would
identify him with the murder OF the Smith family
do not think it will be concluded before Saturday
number OF aGies were present, among whom is
Mis- g., wife of CounselIorG of this place, and her
lovely niece, Miss p OF Hartford, Connecticut, who
Is certainly one the most amsble and interesting
young ladies' IL has ever been my good fortune to
meet. She has, with the humanity common to her
SEX visited Gieser in prison several times, and fur
nshed him with some little delcacies which the law
does not elbow him.
| went last eveninr IN company with Mr.. Smith,
The gentlemany Clerk OF the Court, 10 hear Miss L.
OF this place. who is an accomplished musician. J
was delighted with her singing. She sang several
OF RUssell's songs in style that would reflect grea
credit upon any OF our city ladies'.
] shsll send you the result OF the trial IN time Ton
YOUR NEXT TOBY TRoT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

From ToBAsco BY the arrival of the schoone r
Creole, Captain Tienics, from Tobasco, we have
received the following letter from an attentive cor
respondent there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

90 CASTLE GARDEN.-An unusually strong and
brilliant bill is offered Monday evening at Castle Gar
den on the of the benefit Of the worthy propr
etors, Messrs French Heser, who make appeal to
the public Tor their patronage We feel they will
exhibition Of fireworks by Isaac Edge Jr and piece Of
pyrotechny by his younger brother and the eloquent
music which the brass band will DISCOURSE enough at
any time fill to OVERLOOKING their spacious premises
Success attend them, for they richly deserveh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

From CAPE HAYrlKN. Information has been re
ceived IN this city, under date of Cape Hayten
August IA, that Mr.. Pradee, a merchant of tina
place, after being arrested on suspicion OF being u
the interest Of the late President Boyer. escaped O.
board the brig Silenus, which Immediately salie'
for Kingston, Jamaica, whence it was expected n
would proceed in the brig TO Boston, and take pas
sage to Europe.-Bost0n ado.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

90 LAST DAY. AND BENEFIT OF THE ETH
OPIAN SERENADERS AT THE AMERICAN MU
SEUM.-This excellent band of Mnsres take bene III
to day, and their numerous friends and admirers will
surely hold them in substantial remembrance They give
grand and O'Clock, accompanied by
the moving dieramas, mechanical figures, Miss Adsir
Celeste, sc. sc. Such attractions will surely fill the
house from top bottom. We understand that the Mer
maid makes her appearance there next week.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
Democratic Standard. Nox.I4, 1913.
sl4ERlFF's tsALN

NY virtue 6f WITH 81 ys6ditioBi s.co. r,o
- mas TO me directed by tbe court ! /
eotnhion Pleas Of Brown eodDfy Ohio, I
viii offer for sale at The front door Of the
eoutt house 10 Georgetown, on Saturday
tBs lsih day 81 November ls43, between
ten and 4 o'clock on said dSy, the follow.
ing real estate TO wit: A tract Of land
lying and being ohtbe waters oftVhiteOak
creek and bo6hded as follows: Bcgil-
ming at two gums aud beech, south east
cOrneryo Wm. Lihdsey's one hundred
acre tract, thence south, 5 degrees west,
so poles TO a stake. corner to twenty five
ceres, bought Of John Spires, thence Wesl,
sOpoles 10 a sake, thence north, 5 de.
gress east, SO poles TO stake in, VIM,
Lindsey line thence east so poles TO the
beginning: containing 25acrss more or
less; being part Of an entry Of 500 acres,
made in the name Of John Lindsey, No.
l07S4, and dpaltented 10 John Lindsey on
the l9h day ofMaTch 1924. Also an.
other tract Of 25 acres Of land adjoining
the above described tract, and in the same
survey. Beginning g at q stake near two
dogWOods,northwest corner town. Lind-
sey's 100 acres, running thence east, $50
poles TO a slake in the line to said Vim.
Lindseys 100 acres; thence, south, s de-
grees west so poles to.a stake, thence
west, so poles 10 a stake, corner TO H.
Lindsey's 100 acres ia Joseph Kerr's
hne, thence north, s degrees east, so
poles 10 the beginning. ALSO, anoth~
sriract Of land lying on the waters of
Whiteoak creek being part OF an entry
made in the name ofJohn Lindsey Of 500
acres BY No. lO7s4 bounded as follows
10 wit, Beginning at a's:one 10 the line
Of Joseph Ferris survey No. -, run
ming thence with his line south, 5 degrees
west, IL polestO a stake, thence east 100
poles q stak 3, thence north, 5 degrees
east,l2 poles to a stone, thence west l60
poles 20 the beginning; containing twelve
acres more or less. To be sold as the
real eslateof Hezekiah Lindsey at the
suit Of the State Of Ohio for the use of
Andrew Black The two first described
tracts valned at 81 per acre; the list,
tract at SO. so per acre. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS Sh'f, b. o. d.
Sheriff's Office, Oct. l7.h I643.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14

7lrths Of #rit Of Jspdlll6
DexpOhas to me diieetsd by tbs coaF. ;,,lr
Of conimoh pleas within and icr Broab
County Ohio, I will offer for sale a tsS
front door o. the court-house in George.
town on Saturday the 18th day OF NJ.
vember, l643, between the hours Of len
& 4 O'Clock on said day, the iolIowiRa
described tract Of land lying in said coul.
ty of Brown and state Of Ohio, bounded
as follows: Beginning alta stone ana
boxslder stump In the original line ofths
survey, thence south, 6S degrees west.
q 64sl0O poles t6a stone, corner 70
John OyerIOrf's road lot, thence with said
Ovetturf's line south, 2 degrees east, is
$40 poles to a stone: thence with de
State Road north, SO degrees esst, II
poles 70 a Stone IN the original line;
thence with said line a0rth, IL degrees
east, IL 7>10 poles to the place Of begin
ningi containing one acre f29.l0 poles
adjoining, the town Of Hgiginspo,t Blown
county being Part Of an entry Of 400 acres
made ID the pane of Robert G. Jacobs
by No. l649. To be sold as the real es.
tate OfEdWard Newton at the suit Of
Isaac Holloway, Terms cash. Valuea
at $500. WM. SHIELDS sh'ff. B.c.o.
Sherif7s Office, October 18th lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
SHERIFF,s SALE

Y virtue Of writ OF venditioni exc
Opona 10 me directed by the court
of common Pleas of Brown county Ohio,
Twill offer for sale at the front door of
the court house in Gsorgetown, on SAT-
urday the 18Th day ol November, ls4S,
between the hours OF ten and 4 o'clock
on said day, the following tract or parcel
Of land, containing fifty acres, more o.
less, lying and Being in the CO unty Of
Brown and Slate Of Ohio, being part Of
az, entry originally made in the nam Of
Robert Mack BY No. 4S34, on the head
waters Of Eagle creek aud Brush creek
and boundedas follows to wit Beginning
at the north west corner of Charles MOT.
gau'S survey No 1890, being hickory,
elm and sassafras, thence west one hun.
dred and sixty two poles, crossing the
state road at 90 poles, to a white oak,
red oak and maple. thence south 40 4.l0
poles 70 stake, thence east, l62 poles 10
a stake in Morgan's line. thence north.
40 4, 10 poles will. said Morgan's line to
the beginning To BE- sold as the real
estate Of John McGregot il. at the suit
of Mathew and VIM. Campbell. Terms
cash. WM SHIELDS; sh'f, b. g. q.
q swejstb a9a October t7th, I643.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
SHERIFFtS SALE

pURSUANT TO an order of the court
OF common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, made al their August Term ls4S,
and revived at the SeplemberTsrm ls43,
OF said Court, I will offer for sale at the
front door ofthe court house in Georges
town, on Saturday, the 18Th Cay Of No.
Standardization the hours often and
a O'Clock oh said day, the following real
estate to vii: In 10, in the town Of
Georgetown known bv its number one
hundred and fourteen mo. ll4 lying
north of Market street in said town, with
the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
To be sold as the property Of Tarpley
Jones at the suit Of David Devore. Terms
cash. WV SHIELDS sheriHf,B c, a.
Sheriff's Office, October 18th, Ie4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.


BY virtue of writ Of ofvenditioni expo.
mas 10 me directed by the court Of com.
mon Pleas, within aud for Brown county,
Ohio, Twill offer for sale at the front
door Of the court house IN Georgetown
on Saturday the the 18th day Of Novem>
Der l643, between 10 and o'clock on
said day, the following real estate, to
vii: a tract of land lying in lhe.countyt Of
Brown, Ohio, on The waters Of cloyerlick
creek, being part Of an entry of twelve
hundred G6dity acres made in the name
6fJames Morrison BY No. 294O. Begin.
ming at two naples, whileoak and elm, in
the originalline Of said survey, thence
With said line south, 50 degrees east,
3J9 poles crossing the winding fork OF
Clover at 1913 poles 10 two whileoaks and
ash The south east corner of the. survey,
thence with another original line, north
one east 42S poles TO two large black
oaks The northwest corner Of said survey,
thence with another original line, north,
SO west, $40 poles crossing the winding
fork of clover a, 25S poles to stone,
hickory and IlillS black OAK in said line,
thence south one west, 42S poles to the
beginning, containing eight hundred and
fifty three acres and fifty two poles.--
Levied on as the real estate OF Alfred Og-
den al the sIitS Of Feelix Coonce.-
Terms cash. J Appraised st .$s per acre.
aa.s WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'fT Bco.
sShefiff,s Office, Oct. 18th, l643
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14

GHERIFF's SALE.-BY virtue Of writ
- Of VenditlOntESpOnas to me directs
ed by the court Of commmon Pleas, with.
in and for Brown county Ohio; I will oE
fer for sale at the front door of the court
house in Georgetown, on Saturday the
18th day of November, 1643; between The
hoarsof 10 and 4 O'Clock on said day, the
following real estate to wit: A tract Of
land containing fifty acres on the waters
Of Eagle creek; Beginning at a hickory
stump in the line Of. Sylvanus Parker,
thence north IO6pOles TO gum and dog.
wood, thence west rs poles to d sugar,
dogwood and ash trees; thence south, ,lO6
poles 70 hickory and dOgwood; thence
east, 76 poles TO the beginning; being
part Of tract ofsland entered and sur.
rseyed IN the name Of Lewis Lunstofd
No: i7s5, original quantity 1864 acres.
To be sold as the property Of John Tuck.
CT at the suitsof B. Baldwin, use of John
8. Beasly Terms cash. WIN. SHIELDS:
Sh'f. office, Oct. II, ls43. [Sh'ff.B o o.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
Is sHERIFF'S SALE,

RURSUANT TO an order of the court
Of Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio, made al their October term l64l,
and revived at theirSeptember term 1913,
! will offer for sale at the front door or
the courthouse in Georgetown, On Satut.
day tue 18th day Of November lS43, be-.
tween the hours of ten and A O'Clock ON
said day, the following real estate to wit.
The east hall of in lots in the town OF
Georgetown known by their numbers for.
~ nine and fifty (Nos. 40 81 SOY in that
part Of said town laid off on the land Civ
en- BY Henry Newkirk 10 the county Of
Brown. TO be sold as the real estate Of
Wilson B. Crouch at the suit of James
R. McCIain vs.. w. B. Crouch and wife.
Terms cash. VIM. SHIELDS Sh'f \. CO
Sheriff7s office, Oct. l7th, 1913.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14

SHERIFF's sALE.--By virtue Of writ Of
~0Vendiuoni exponas TO me directed bv
the court of common pleas Of Brown Co.
Ohio, will offer for sale atthe front door
Of the court house in Georgetown, on The
18th day Of November lS43 between ten
and four O'Clock on seid day the follow.
ing real estate 10 wit: In lot in the town
of Higginsport Brown county Ohio,
known on the record plat of said town
by its number thirty-fioe (35) with The
aPpurlenances therevnto belonging. To
be sold as the real estate Of Noah L. Ro.
berls at the suit Of wm, X. Burt. Terms
cash.
WIN SHIELDS, $. 3. G. 0. oct. II, ls43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of venditioni exoo.
mas 70 me directed by the court of com.
mon pleas Of Brown county Ohio, will
offer for sale, at the front door Of the
court house IN Georgetown on Saturday
the 18th day Of November IS43, between
ten and four o'clock on said day, the GSl,
lowing real estate, lying on the waters Of
whiteoak creek in Brown county Ohio,
part Of survey made in thes name OF
Thomas Waring No. 3390--Beginnine
st q point in the creek oPpositea cherry
and two sugartrees, on the south bank Of
the creek alta corner ojames Bell,thence
down the said scfeek ill opposite two
ifcnw6ods and d beech on the south bank
Of said creek, corner TO Abraham Petty
John formerly Amos Peryiohn), thence
south, lsFdegfees east, 80 poles to two
beeehes, thence south, 4S degrees west,
4ei poles TO two beeches and a sngaftree;
thence south, Is degrees east, 9Oi poles
to water beech, ash aud oak, Corner 10
David Forman, thence north rs degrees
east, 80 poles with Forman's line tO.d
dogw6od, corner to james Bell, thence
WiiR James Bells line north, is vest,
1891 pole q the beginning, containing
70 acresy more OF less To be sold as
the real estateoi Richatd H. Masters at
The suit Of George Jarmah Terms cash.
.gsa. < VIM. SHIELDS, sh'fF., B. o. o.
3 eve "a S4ls VJw.s OctOhar l1th. sI9A2