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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14
Moses Y. Beach and the Printers of New
Work.

IA
To the Edi.orof The Tribune:
AS you have always been advocate OF the work
rg mans Interests, hope you will allow inform the
public OF the recent dgraceu conduct of the Proprietor
OF The Sun to the Composior lately in his employment
Moses Beach sets himself down worth $4,000; and
be boasts that the circulation of bis paper argea ever
while there reason to suppose his other business has
largely increased II must be evdeH therefore, that
rapidly accommodating wealth but he, conten;ed, has
resorted TO the depcabe OF reducing The wages
ofhis Copositors and making his estab
lshment.
Last Saturday. without any warning whatever, he intro
dnced TO his office as foreman the notorious Geo. Cr;sso
and bis hand the alternative working under him
at reduced prices, leaving instantly Of homer
able Printer could associate with Geo. Omission and every
situation was immed ately vacated
The people OF New-York viii no, uphold the man who
has acted thus The who have LEFT OF prbeushed
character and throughout the United States, they
uleqraled body OF workmen. But worth and ability
nothing in the estimation Moses Y. Beach his all
gold and his cry Is ircessantly, Give! give! give"
am, Mr. Editor, yours with respect, AETIMAMMoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

ksSrucKY.-The Frankfort Commonwealth of
the 9TH says:
(" The bill in relation to the present Banks of
the State, providing for the withdrawal of the
State bonds as stock therein, and for the loan bv
them of 100000 in each Congressional District
sc finally passed both houses yesterday evening. y
S Part of Marco Paul's Travels have iuss
been published BY J. Styinser, l55 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

MIssouR1.-The Legislature has been con-
strained by the remonstranoes and the growing
power of the Johnsonians to take the back track
with regard to their nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,
for the Presidency. The People are generously
permitted to hold Conventions and choose Dele.
gates TO the National Convention instead of those
chosen for them by the Legislature. This favor
will doubtless be gratefully appreciated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

r We understand that tho wing W ara mes'
;nrs were generally very fully attended last even
inc notwithstanding the north-eas'or' ~..n
snou and rain In some wards, the contest IT, -.
Nominating Committees was most sP'i,'''
is right; but let all differences be se''ieu ~ ~ W.
Aha tickets are made out. We shall need all the
Iyb;s voters 70 carry the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

B There is to be great TYLER Mass MEET
ISG in the Tabernacle tomorrow evening, which
Messrs. CUSHING and PRoFrIrT expected to
address. (Wise will not be herc-he has bust
ness enough at honey As all the ofice-seekers
will attend from interest many Locos to foment
mischief, and some Wings from curiosity, we an
sicipate fall house. Gushing will make an able
speech and Profiitt an amusing one. We shalltry
to hear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

nj Be reference TO our Legislative proceedings,
:, vi, -, ..,o that Mr.. C. P. Daily has introduced
!. ~, - .oauhse tie pzrds of this city. Our
citizens understand the object and the eheo's OF
-, ,,.asurs. What do they say to it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14


From ST. DoMlSGo.-An arrival at Savannah
from St. Domingo confirms the account of an in
surrectioa in the Southern part of the island, pub
lished here some days size, but gives no addition
al information concerning its progress or pros
poets, Some four or five thousand men were under
arms aud had demanded change of government.
Business was very generally suspended.
RoBsEnlEs AT NleHr.-Seyeral cases of street
robbery have occurred in Greenwich village duriag
the last fortnight, and considerable alarm continues
TO exist. In Troy street, corner Of Hudson, shop
was entered two nights since and robbed tie
alarm was given but there was no detection. These
acts are peypesrased by a gang of young men.
The police must be active, and citizens on their
guard. Many persons have adopted necessary
precautions, and there is every prospec. tina. some
arrest will soon give clue to the whereabouts of
these freeboosers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

r.- :, ..,.noet Notice Of the Foc.es Ambrosisne OF
Pyof Wiisoa with Extracts, see First rage.
49,! - NJ. sawvty, and Interesting article on
Co,ns.r see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

The MAILs.-We received yesterday, March
lash, papers and letters from Buffalo post,narkeo
March 7,h-seven days on their passage. One OF
these letters. containing legal advertisement
which appears in this morning. paper, it was high
ly important that we should have received in due
season. BY the came Mail, we received letters OF
the same date, from Clymer, Chautauque Coat
least two days farther off.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

BUFEALo.-The Official Canvass gives Thea 4,
lowing result of the Charter Election:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

W.is Loco
Mayor. alter Joy......ils7 flames g. MeseH
Iasttcea. Harry Snnc.. Iz66 .Pearey Chia las
~ >..s- - - r-~~
Elected. Christian happyT... lis
Loco majorities-Msyor 400; Justices 1913, 1885,
The Loces have three of the five Supervisors
and six of the ten Aldermen---one of them by one
majority and another by serem. So they have the
Board, by virtue of colonizing the Fifth Ward.
The vote is 200 higher than ever before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14


90 The Providence Chronicle states that the
name of Thomas w. Dorr has been stricken of the
Poll List, or, the ground that he is no longer q
citizen Of the sta.o-havng declared his intentions
never ~ return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

20 The Cincinnati Gazette says that the steam
boat Octarara was wrecked by striking snag
above New. Orleans, with loss of the vessel and
10y hhds of sugar. She cost $4,000, and was
owned at Connersville, Ohio. Four boats were
lost during that week, at an aggregate loss o.
$4,000, exclusive Of their cargoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14

u Lecture ON Braz.i.-The Rev. D. P. AItJef
late missionary al Brazi viii give Lecture on the Moral
day evening 1.-THE l4hj I! P. NJ, the Society Library
corner OF Lennardst and Broadway Tickets Is cents w
admit gentleman and lady Sold at this office, the TX
change Lyceum and al the door The evening OF The ec
lure. mil 81 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14
Enthusiastically reported for Tse Tribune.

Approyed. M,rch 5. 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25
From The Nahoaa! TntriiigeHcer, Hurc6 81
THE GOMEZ!
HYDROGR iPHlCAL OFFICE.
SATURDAY Mont, March 10, Sl3.

SATURDAY NIGHr, March 1850.
Ai.er week Of DO iSte rous and cIou
dy weather, we were al length favor ID
Tor short time this evening with a
sight Of The comet.
For the first time siace its appear
'nce the moon was absent, and at a
quarter after seven O'clock most mar
nlhcIent spectacle was presented TO or
view. Across the western sky lurni
nous train was spread out. in well de
hned but dlyergIng pencil of white
Hght, that shot up from the comet like
a streamer IN the heavens, and present.
ed most SIP enjid and beautiful appear
ance; II was 40 degrees long, and Ut TWO
thirds Of the way up, degree 30 min.
utes broad. This strange star" has
passed It's perihelion an is now has
tcnIng back 10 roam about IN the remote
regions Of southeastern space, whence
1t came. lis nuc Gus begins 10 grow
dim and train TO pass away. rhe
iormer could be seen through whiltish
aud family luminous vapor, callel the
CO ia; an as viewed with the telescope,
the whole appearance Of the head Itself,
as TO color and brilliancy,was not unlike
very feeble light as seen through the
shade Of an astral lamp
Very near the comet itself there was
star twinkIlng through its haze, and
which with the naked eye, might readi-
y enough be mistaken by many.
1t now appears that the length oftho
tail, including the arch, rs seer here on
he Slh, could not have been less than
upwards Of 100 degrees
Al the planets, except Vcsta, Juno,
and PallaS, and Ceres, are al this time
to the west Of the sun; aud the comet,
th ugh possibly il may yet cross the or.
bt OF one or more Of them, is rapidly
leaving the planets themselves behind
therefore danger (if sucn danger there
could ever be) Of It's coming in contact
with any member Of the planetary sys-
tenn is al over
HaIley's comet passed near enough To-
Japrter and Saturn TO be retarded by
them IN its visit nearly two yeurs. and
yet the'harmOny OF the spheres was ne
yer interrupted for moment by that
eccentric visiter.
II is said that the moon was once e.
clipsod by comet; If so, the comet
must have been much nearer TO iae
earth than the moon is; but il neither
left It's tail with US nor robbed US Of our
beautiful satellite: nor did 4 bring upon
as any manner Of harm whatever.
10 1856 the comet ofTerribIe magni.
ludc' appeared. The Turks we're then
waging a cody and successful war a.
gainst the Christians. Is tail, pointing
10 the east, was sixty degrees long, and
bent like a sabre. IL filled Christendon
with awe, and the Pope, regarding il as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

THIS CONGRESSIONAL DlSTRlCT-Thcre
seems to be doubt existing in the minds Of
many Of the loo ioco party ortAis district whether
there was nomination for Congress made a, the
Blacksvle Convention. Some say there was. aud
that there was not We are inclined To think.
from the proceedings Of the convention published
la the Argus, that it eoad scarcely bs called a
nsminaIiOn. They read:
After srne discussion, the above preamble and
resolutions were adop:ei g.. Whereuppu the derga.
Ii0n from Marlin. w,Ihdrew from The CunveniiIn
and were followed by Nlsssrs Cpnper. WA John
and Copper Of the M,uonsalIl Delegation. and II
haine of the Ohio dc'ega';on.
Mr. Krne, who certainly is s'ccmcd about o.
radical oco f,cn be f.uud IA he country
made through the Argus a siatement that there was
fraud in the Management OF the couyen,i,u
This is one Of lh,se qu,rrels, in which wc ore
perfectly indifferent which hips.
An error having UcC urrcd yesterdays pa
per 10y the mission OF the In resolution, Of d..
yuhl'c meeting Ihnt follows. we insert The whole q.
gain 20 dav. correct. H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25
% o = q = @ IL i % q =,
DAYS LATER FROM EURoPE.
ARRIVAL CT Tue COLUMBIA.

NNANiN - Il NJ Tx NOlsl vi Ola.
The S'eam' Columbia arrived at Boston at 9
O'Clock ON Nj 'udOy muf"i'g, with The royal mail
and L:verp'nl dates t' the Alb March. Trade, II.
the manufacturing districts, whicd hal revived ut
tue commencement OF the year, h al receded again
anG the depression IA every brunch vi business wa
greater than before.
The news Is very meagre md un:nIerestng -
$4,000 pounds had been collected for the poor
durag The last season. consequence GtLc Queens
letter. The port "l Liverpool was almost " rIhuut
vesscls. they having nearly all departed with The
late iav rable wrn.ls.
The IIdia mail had not arrived.
TIE afur with Spain settled. D.scon;eut
slI prevails ia Ireland The repealers mure &c Iye
Than ever.
Tie annual estimates for the army and navy ars
$4,000 pounds less than lost year,rn consequence
"l The I.eaSe wlIh China and The u SiaIes treaty.
letter from Rome states that the Tiber had
overl WED as banks and invaded IhiTd Of Tho
city.
England was visited by n very severe snow storm.
on Ihc Sth ult, which had duiIcd- In some ul,ce.
10 the Dc pth OF II leeG
Tine steam iriga,cs intended To- ply between Frame
and the Unied STATES ready Tor sea and will
Commence ru"nIng IA IN sp log
The course lIhe Uuhed States Senate, and tho
speech vi Mr. Linn upon the O.egOn question was
he subject of anmadS ersou Ia the House of Com.
mons On The 24lh. Mr. Is ewu spoke of the speesh
4. gross insult To The English nation. SIR K Peel
'Iaied IN reply that The negotiations between tho
lwo governments were Of The most friendly nature =,
aud Ia those he looked mol 10 the remarks Of one
mIn in Tire Senate.
A siru memorial hos been addressed 10 Mr.
EVereIt by The ere ItDrs Of the repudInIins states
Mrs Wood The celebrated vocal had embraced
The Catholic faith with n view 10 taking the veil
u Is now settled that wbea. aud -four from the
United States by way Of Canada TO be admitted
free Of duty.
The cotton trade partt kes ofIhe general depTes =
SION IL had never been known low by ut least
a penny pound.
Unwonied cfnrIs are making in France for the
overthrow Of NJ Guiznt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

JAIL DELlVERY.-On Wednesday
evening last, at abou. . o'clock, FIVE
prisoners escaped from our county jail,
and at the time writing this, neither
Of them have been retakcn. The prrs
oners we're all indicted for or CHARGED
with peni,entiary offences. as follows
John Hutchinson, for CONTRIBUTING -
Samuel Hamlin, forgery John Thorp.
forgery Robert llallock, pcriury-anI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

u signal Of hi, inc wrath and vengeance.
ordered day OF humiliation and prayer.
and offered Que years indulgence to all
who. ut the toillng OF the MONDAY bell,
Sheu'd repeat three paternosters and rs
many Ave Marias. In this observance
orig mated, it is said, the custom still
prevalent in Catholic countries Of ring
INC the bells ~ NOON.
II Is 20 be hoped that The astrOuome RS
of Europe, with their powerful glasses,
had The good fortune to discover the
comet Of To day when IT list entered
our system. 4 80. it may serve rs IA
clue put in our hands 10 guide us to
some new truth IN the nebu Gus theory,
or among the wonders Of tho heavens.
NJ. L. NJ \URY. u. ). Navy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25
FoR President ~ lStl.
81 IL NgsY CI AZ.
FOR VIcE PREsiDENT,
JOHN DAVIS o. MASSACHUSETTS,

There are persons who to suppose that OUT
remarks Of yesterday savOurei rather Strung ofnul-
lrf cation. Not 20. The process propose Is very
simple. Suppose five hundred Rcn in this city
would refuse to pay their taxes under this oppres.
sive bill about to piss. Ii resistance Was Ic,ermi.
ned. the sheriff would state The fact to the exccu,
tive. and there the matter would probably drop.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

John son Wilmot ,countcrleiting--thel lat
Ter three were from Ashtnbula county,
sent here for safe Keeping. The pris-
oncrs above named. having forced the in
ner door of the prison, called for wafer,
when the Ja'oress accompanied by ano.
thcr prisoner who Is not confined, open-
cd the outer door for the purpose of giy-
ing them water, aud they rushed orr
and mad. their escape.
The ShrriiT was absent from home.
aud the Jail we learn. with l0prisonerS,
was lcit in charge of his wife, and tin,
prisoner above named, who is indicted
for penitcnliary offence, and awaits
his trial NJ the next term of the court.
We would not wish 10 insinuate that
there was any s"cret collision between
;he prisoners on the inside and the ono
ON the outside Of tho wall. Such su, j..
position would b. extremely ridiculous,
would i, no. 2 but we cannot divcst our
self of the conviction, that /. proper de-
gree Of vigilance could have prevented
the escape.
The sheriff has offered reward of
SITS, for the apprehension and delive-
ry OF the prisoners, 500 each, for the
two from this county, aud S25 each for
The three from Ashtabua county.
p S. Since the above was written,
the two last named prisoners, lIallock,
aad WIlmot, have been brought back to
town. They were arrested on Saturday =,
on the Erie extension. about 10 miles
above llartstuwn.-W Western ReSeTre,
Wa Tren [Ohiol ChrOn March 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

We yield 4 large space ia cur payer to day 10
The synopsis Of the Webster aud Cass correspon.
dence, from the Baltimore American. Il strike. Us
that Gen. Cass is hut second best in that natter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

MURDER IN NEW YORK-A man n,mcd
Coress' Keeper of saloon, was shot dead OH the
siIcet on Monday last, with five barreled pistol,
supposed TO have been fired by a woman the wife
Of man named CoIInn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

The jury IN the case Of Walker. tried in St
Louis for The murder Of T Farr have returned a
verdict Uf"nol guilty."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

The weather continues intensely Cd. and Their,
are. rs yet scarcely any indication oi spring
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

A WlNDFALL-Thomas Morris. Esq. has
within few days, obtained Judgement in the ru-
Prsmc cOuri Of the United States against the pro-
perry Of the city of Philadelphia. known as the
Fl'rm"unt hydruc works !y means of which he
will come into tho possession property Of more
than $3.50 900. Mr. Mia son Of the late Robert
Morris.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

LOST This morning.. on An street. pair Of
Gold speclacles, marked M'Allisler. The finder
viii be Literally on bringing them TO the Times
Omcs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

Official intelligence OF the loss Of the ship Con-
cord has been received at The war department,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

We do uot find any thing imporIan, in the pro-
eeedngs Of Legislature Of Monday and Tuesday.
except That that angus, body refused to reduce heir
own pay bv avore Of SO To 4S.
TAX BILL IN THE SENATE.
Monday the committee uf General Laws in IN q
Senate reported back tho Tax Bill to the Senate.
wilh sundry amendments, Of which the following
were adopted:
In The TAX on salaries. per cent is substituted
Tor lW"i aud The amendment was iurlher anne nded
Ivy The Senete 50 as % substitute S40O Tor $780, and
The word excess" was put ~. % that tnsro is no
room Ter doubt ahUui the design o. the bill As Il
now stands. tax Of one per cent is levied upnu the
e1cf'' OF SlOO Of Hl salaries exceeding that amount
Dentists are included 10 The category with law.
yers physIcinn' end surgeons. and will ihereipre
pay Tar of s..
The bill was laid on the table pend ny the con-
s'uefa,Ion OF the committees amendment s1emptinE
Slate bonds from ln1ation
Another amendment proposes 10 ta1 newspaper
presses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25
ARRIVALs OF WAGoNs

From Cambsriand, loaded Min Merchandise for ne
West for he 0ssk ending on Friday morning.
Much ~ 1R49
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25

A correspondent Of The NUiulk Herald. wiring
frJn Windsor, c. under date Of IIio 4lh instant,
sayE
Our ioysn has witnessed scene % bluod uHflr
alleled in tins part uf Tie cDuutry. Yesterday the
Mluia Company assembled 10 the usual hour. sud
during the parade, Mr. Weston was sh" dead BY
one Wm Cheatum. oi Tennessee Mr. Weston bad
M iocuior monner Knocked the hat rom The head
81 Cheatum, who Instantly drew pistol ond shot
MIN. while anUiher gcnllcmnn vas leaning upon his
shoulder. ThOs- present were 90 com Ileiely filed
with consideration that They permitted The murderer
80 escape, end he has not yoi been taken,
GREAT FALL 81 PROPERTY The proper.
" 81 he Rrunswick Mauufuciupug Company, boz
GLIDING the mills wafer p0wer. anJ dwelling hDu7es
which originally c0si $4,000. was solo ri auction
20 day. by WhnweH, Sewer Co lOr s33 400 loss
% syrns peu0ns sl56G00,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23


sAvAoE COMPARTSIoN. N.-TWO natives Of
the MaFqusas IsIsuds have been carried
70 Ffance--prObably on Sspoeulatioa.-
One ia . man six feet high and sgile as
a young deeri the other,
young woman. young, grace
lul, and possessed Of the scanliest Wsrdt
robe. Both are tatlooed, all over their
bodies, 10 the highest style Of thss SFt.--
The story runs that on the voyage, one Of
the fellow passengers asked them which
they liked the best, the French o. the
English. "The English. y answered the
man smacking his lips; /" they ere the fat
test" "And great deal more tender" |"
chimed in the woman, with grin that ex.
h:bted two rows OF pointed tselIi,ss sharp
as a Crocadils's. Oh! the CannibaIsl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

N uch Blossom and Little Fruit.-Some
are, prolific in schemes ofusefuIness, but
are miserabIy poor Ia exertiOn. Like
aomO Grees, they spend themselves in
blossom, and never yield GRy friit. A
ssu.lsman, last simmer, showed me
fns tree in his grounds, which he said
be had resolved 10 cut Down; for, al
though ithad produced a fner blossom
than any other tree il his orchard or gar.
den, rel Z neseF bore fruit. He men,
toned This to friend, who said, "1'he
faet il. the tree spends itself in bios
SONS. Iadyipe you TO cut the rind of
Il. nearly half way round, and il will
probsbIy have less blossom, buI it will
bsak fruit" He did so, and the result
was, thOt il afterward produced more and
better fruit than any other tree in ihs
Qsrden Let me, therefore, advise you
a cue some Of the rind from your
schemes, that they may not speRd them
selves 10 blossom, but mag work out The.
fruit nf usefulness. Sir Isaac New.on
4 ssid tOhavs declared, that he did net
consider himself to possess any advant.
aRs over other men, except that whatso.
ever hs considered Of sufficient impaT
sance to begin, be had sufficient resolu-
t.or, to continue, Dill be had accomp' ! sh'
"a his object Df. johnson, on the 9th.
erhand, confessed and lamsnted that be
Wa deEcientiI this necessary quai6ca.
zion. tlnnt he could never do any thing ill
he vas forced to Il. either BY his aPps
tits Of Bic creditors. Try, therefore, e
acquire the habit Of resolution.
Rev j. Griffin.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance Ofan order of the court OfCom-
Il mon Pleas Of Brown county, Ohio, made at
their October term in the year 1912, | will pro.
ceed on the PREMISES on the 9th day Of May next,
between the hours of 10 and O'Clock o. said
day, 10 sell the following real estate, lying in
said eonOty Of Brown;-beginLiug at stake
stan ling NORTH, 59i degrees west, "A polls from
stone in the road, corner to DOwdney and
Moore; north, 59i degrees west, 7.I6 poles to
a stake N. W. corner ofths lot thence north,
5lA degrees east, 81 poles; thence north, 3 de
grees east, 3 poles; thence south, 80 degrees
east, 81 poles to the co ner of the stable BY the
road; thence with the road north, 6 degrees west
poles to the corner, Of the house; theme south,
80 degrees west, 80 poles to the beginng Said
real estate, to be sold for one half cash in hand
and the residue in six months, to be secured by
| note and security.
HENRY WHITMAN, Admir-. Of
SamuelN. Wansr, deceased.
April 5th, 1643.