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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

During the last war, the little town Of Marblehead
furnished 400 men for the public servcc-and no
ship OF war, prvateer feet or aotilla, prison shin.
or depot, was without goodly number Of represen.
tatves from this patriotic town. Nor were they all
confined TO the sea scrvice--they composed one en-
tire company Of 4Oth regiment Of regular troops
most another OF the Flying Artillery, and many scat
tcring recruits for other services were raised Many
Of these brave men we're killed while fighting nobly
for their country, and others were imprisoned. Al
the close OF the war, Dartmouth, the English prison
house, unfoded her gloomy gates upon five hundred
gallant fellows, who hailed from this obscure i.hng
town
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

HIS CUT A Drpo."-It is told in history that ID,
do queen Of Tyre, about $40 years before Christ.
fed from that place upon the murder Of her husband
and with colony settled upon the northern coast NJ
Africa, where she built Carthage. Being in want of
land, she bargaped with the natives for as mucb =.
she cou surround with bulls hide. Having made
the agreement she cut bulls hide into fne strng.
and tying them together, claimed as much land a. sbe
could surround with the long line she had thus made.
The natives allowed the cunning queen 10 have her
way, put when any body played OF sharp trick,
they said he had "cut Dido " and The phrase has
come down TO our day,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

INDIAN METHOD or CouRrsHIp. MIR Catln in
one Of his lectures, exhibited a Winnebago courting
flute which he said was used by the Indian lover IN
woo'ng the dark-eyed maid Of the wilderness. For
hours he bad heard the sounds Of this simple gute
and he had seen he patient lovers sitting under a
iree oy me bank OF river, os in front of a hedge
and never has he heard word exchanged betwc,n
the seemingly happy pair Many marriages take
place solely by the charms Of the lutte, as he knows
II TO be tact that single word has never been spo
ken by either party during the whole period f,om
courtship TO marriage
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

CHEAP PuBLICATIoNs--In.i is.neL .al

CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. Just issued and
~ this day received fr sale By r. TAYLOR.
Biograpoy and Poctical Remains Of the late Mar
gsre, Davidson, by Washington living Price 80
cents.
Russia and the Russians, by G. Kohl; complete in
two numbcrs-s5 cents each
Nos 4 and OF the Works Of Lord Pvron. AT 25
c,nts each. Fine pa per and large tyre with ongrav-
ings.
No. 10 Of Johnsons Farmers Encyclopedia; 25
GEMS
The Water Wiicb, complete for 80 cents. One of
the cheap series Of Cooper's novels, july l3-tf
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

ExrrssE ov THE CANADA REBELLION. Robert
Peel stated In . late debate on the Canada Corn Bill
that the cost Of supPressing the late Canada rebel
lion va, not less than -, 100000.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

There we're exported from the port Of Apalachi-
cola, Florida, from the LIST of October. 1872 to the
10th Of June, Is43, 1914, $50 bales Of cotton.
There were also exported from Port Leon, Flo
rda, from the 18th Of September 1912, to the LIST Of
June, 1913, 1880 bales Of cotton,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

III The trial of X. P. Dowpss, which was ruled
for today was postponed by the Criminal Court un-
Ill the first Monday in August His counsel made
strenuous effort for immediate trial, but, we are
informed, in consequence Of the sickness Of wit
ness on the part Of the United States they were un
successful.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

FRoM NASSAU AND Barbados. Dates to the 2lst
uIt, state that there had been no recent wrecks
The transport Gen. Palmer arrived June 10Th from
Sierra Leone, via Barbadoes, with $50 men OF the Sd
w. L. regiment
Colonial Parliament opened on the 18th by
speech from Gov. Grey. The steamer Midway ar
rived on the 18th with the mails from England.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

CONSUMPTION or BRIrIsH MANuFAcruRrs-Tbc
United States consume moro British manufactures
than any other nation, Great Britain alone exoep,ed
by recent report Of committee TO the British Par
lament it seems that the value of British manufac
lures consumed by various nations, is as follows
Prussia, cents to each person; Russia, Is Norway.
II, France, 20; United States, 4O2.-Phu L,drer'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13
FOR TIE MADIsoSIAN.
FAREWELL TO YOUTHS
(From an unpublished Poem.l

Farewell to youth another sun
Hath set beneath thy verdant shade,
And on the distant horizon
OF years see thy brightness fade;
The simple stream Of life grows dark,
Which carkly speaks the fearful roar
OF stormy pillows as my bark
In trembling leaves Thy peaceful shore.
Farewell to mirth thy radiant joy
now exchange for stately gloom,
Thy rosy lips should not annoy
The moments graver years consume
would that ! could keep thee here,
But for moment bid thee stay,
But echo fingers on my ear
And tells me thou hast pass'd away.
III.
Farewell to love, practisd strain
Must now my tutor'd lips beguie
And for the ardent, youthful pain,
Affect the heartless wooer's smile;
] would that could hold thee here.
And kiss thee ere thou bid'st farewell
But in my eye there swims tear
Which tells me Of thy parting knelll
w.
Farewell 10 peace the war OF life
Is now commenced with trembling hand,
And as view the field Of strife
see before me myrads stanl;
All battling for the Acctiug breath
Which speaks the name we early crave,
That fingers on to frultlsss death,
Or echoes DER an early grave
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

BLIND BoT's ssREsApE.--One Of the most crafty
ing occurrences experienced by the Governor was a
serenade by fourteen pupils Of the Institution for the
Blind at HowarJ's Hotel, on Thursday evening
wards most Hospitality entertained by Messrs. H
ErpreS.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

The Council General Of Switzerland have forbid.
den the students Of all the schools TO smoke tobacco
because tho habit injurious to health, injurious to
the public, expensive, Of bad taste, and useless.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

The Chicago QIl.) Republican has unrurlcd the
name and banner Of John Tyler in token Of the prn
ciples and which its editor, purpose 10 ad.
vocatc"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

DEArH or WAsurseros ALLsros-Wa shngton
Allson, Tho distinguished artist, died suddenly, from
state Of apparent health, at his residence in Cam
bridge, (Mass) on Saturday night last,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

In accordance with the above rcs,tntio,s AL a.
Po'n'm,nt The subscriber will wait upon the ciii,, ne
generally a. as early day as practicable. when h,
trusts The hopes and ext ectations Of the Society and
tue Committee will lie realized.
A. +. CUNNINGHAM, .ageni
Inlx l2-li y --0-
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

Carr. Cousixs At GuADALourK.--The Boston Adj
vertiser says; ave have letter from Guada-
loupe Of the l4h Ill., which states the result OF the
trial Of Capt his steward and others, the charge
Of attempting to purloin money from the ruins Of the
late earthquake. The trial occupied six days, aud 1t
is alleged herc were mass Of false testimony against
the prisoners. Capt Cousins was convicted, and
sentenced TO three years Imprisonment at Guada-
loupe--the steward 10 one year--one OF The women
to years imprisonment and the other to 1--WE
years labor at the gaes in France. Capt. Cousins
had protested against the proce dings OF The Court
and hopes through the interference Of The Consul,
who has recently arrived, TO get them set aside
Capt. Fisher, of New Haven, had been appointed
Consul, bit had not received his Exequatar from
France. H. the meantime he will act commercial
agent and gone to Bassaterre TO see the Govern
or. The Consul had received instructions from our
Government in relation to this affair"
Naval Disaster "A slip from the Norfolk Herald
office, dated 10Th July p. M, received at the Ex-
change Reading Room, says "The U. S. ship Mace
DOMAIN, Capt Mayo, bound foI the Coast of Africa,
got under way at the anchorage about six o'clock this
afternoon TO drop down to Hampton Roads, but had
not proceeded more than half mile, when sudden
furry If wind and rain from w. N. w. took her ali
aback, and without allowing time to cew up or take
in her ssi's, drove her ascrn ill she foul Of
The Pennsy lvania, producing a conclusion which
was distinctly heard on shore-a distance of nearly
half mile. We have not heard the extent of the
damage, but from some fragments of spars which
drftcd past Town Point il supposed the. the Mace
DOMAIN is minus her gaG and spanker boom. The
squat lasted for nearly half hour with great vio
lence during which tho u. S. steamer Union and
schr. Fiirt dragged up ahrea. / Of Town Point"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-13

The following letter, from the Hon. Abbot Law
renee Of Boston, of the passengers on board the
Inflated steamship Columbia, to his son, although
containing no additional facts to those we gave yes
terday, will nevertheless be read with interest II
describes the catastrophe more mnutely, and no
doubt correctly:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22

SPIRITUAL MAGNErI.M.-The Providence j oar
nal thus relates the effect of the magnetic fluid
upon lecturer who was revealing the mysteries of
animal magnetism the good people of that city
The Lecture on Animal Magnetism last Thurs
day evening was the most amusing, if not the mos,
instructive, of the course. The lecturer, after a
short exordium, in the course of which he got his
diagram upside down, and in other ways appeared
decidedly undsr the influence of the .luia, came to
full stop with" Ladies and gentlemen, the fact
IS, am drunk. decentiy drunk, and l shall not
lecture tonight. You can have your money back,
or you may come again for nothing q, some other
time when am sober but it is quite out of the
question to go on at present His associate, Mr.
Colby, resumed the lecture. with an apology, which
WAS doubtless as good as the case would admit of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22
The Amer,ca,

Magazine OF Facts and Arguments ,llpsr,i,, md as
Tending The Policy OF PROTECTION TO H0ME IN.
DUSfRY in all It's Productive branches /, emb,dcs IA
ports aud Arguments by WALTER FORWARD MAs,oy mr..
ExsoN, JOHN P. KENNEDY, CHARLES Hupsos. wu,,,M
SiAos. HANNAH Emmy, A. H H.SruARr, e. c. ps, 80
Civilians of country; with citations from the recorded
opinions OF WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON Madison, MONROE.
j. Q ADAMS JACKSON, GEoGGE CLINTON, d. D. ToMPxiNs
De WITT CLINTON, Nm. l. MARCY, &c. &c. in favor the
Policy Of Protection and containing amour, of valua.
be Statistics relating The Productions and Manufactures
ottae United States, no, found in amy other volume.
she wora Complete in volume, neatly doae up, con.
tanning nm immense amount OF OF deep importance
TO the Pfsucng interests OF the Country. Price Oe Dol
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~ We have made arrangement to have our Civ Sub.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22
zNcHANCERY-Rsfore lie Vice Cham

; r.,or Of the Frs, cfrcuit-Ess 3. warous John
w Latson t. ain Pursuance OF cecTe,a ~ ii s
auction under the direction OF The subscriber, enc OF me
Masters thereof by wilkins Rollins Aneoneers al tne
Merchants Exchange, Tie City OF New York on the 18th
day OF March ii Il o'closk. noon, OF that
All that certain village lct. known on the map OF Elem
f forty four HorBbech Purchase" Jcgnnlrs on he
south corner OF CenIreStre opposite Tie ot no" VI
late in the possession OF William Eeddn, ana runs
down tie Aforesaid CeEtresreet south hy degrees, east
enc hundred feet 10 lot nuUGer oriythrse ti5 no" OF
laies owned and occupied by bert Penny thence outh
forty degrees chains and fifty links 10 The lanes
now or late jacob lie, thsEc- north hity degrees
west one hundred the New fns Road thence along
The said Post Road north forty degrees east o chains anu
y links to the place OF ginning Also all the following
lois pieces and parcel. Of land situate yiae and being IN
Eleve. in Ulster County and State aforesaid hnewH on
map OF Eeuvlle lots numbers thirty Three and thirty
four the Hornbeck Purchase beginning al the norn cor
ner OF Centrereei and the Post Road leading from hlns
ton Wurtsa:ough and south OF The store ery
occupied by FroSI Gould, and running from thence north
y DEGREES west along Centre hundred and fy
feet Int number hIrtv-tTo thence north forty degrees
along said lot No % one hundred ieet TO lot no.
thence along lot No and SoCt atty degrees east two
hundred and fifty feet the Post Road hence aons TIE
south forty degrees west In The plhc" oil bsthle
saving reservng said lot number thirty ur And 81
one other OF land lying IL Eenve acreald beginning
a; the souh corner lot number H. and running herce
along The eaerly side the New Post Road from Kings
ton Marlborough south forty degrees west thirteen CHAINS
and twenty links u, corner OF Thoa,a> aasons land
along said land south Ityeish degrees east about four
chains fifty links thence south or;ys1 degrees tBiriy MIN
ues east seven!yfy" links 10 Chestnut stump near The
highway thence north east about eve
chains tweny-one links the southeast corner OF ot NO.
d. thence along lots Nos H. - 40 and - north fifty degrees
west six chain, tyfve links 10 the place OF bsgnning
containing about acres more or less excepting ana
rescryng the above lot watering on the south side
OF said lot conveyed jacob A. Lorew and the school
house lot the eastery side of said o also an acre o
sold Rufus Clark the norlery part OF the ABOVE o',
and half lot sf 10 Joseph D. Cutler eo excepting
about treequates OF the southeast OF ana az
Joining said Cutters lot exten1ng so0it fifty degrees eas
southeast bonnds, and bounded southwest by sna
MS lot. northwest by said Cutters ma acre in
and also three lots known on the =ap OF The properly IN
cluded u said premises as lots No. Go, t6 and bI
New-York, January Both, 1873
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.
Z w Rr,pE Solicitor 10 law6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22
LECTURES on Geology.

u Docres LYGLL's LECTURES GEoLocY-The
second edition Of these celebrated Lecues reported for
The Tribune is ready. II contains Engraved
Ftonpsce exhibiting ideal section OF part of the Ear,h
crGs with explanations II will also contain general H.
uodue ton TO Geology not before published. LECTURE
embraces Ise following subjects: Auvergne, Laeusrn
P.rioS, Volcanic Period, Eruption OF Coseguina, Mount
Dor. LEcruRE IT, The Earths Strata, Marine Strata Pc
E"ds Aovergne District, Sub Apprentices, Mount .Ema
AscFvAE III Upheavai ad Sub,idepce the Earth Ma
pies Temple Of Scraps, Monte Nuovo. LscruR w Co
I Reels Coral Islands. LECTURE V. Origin of Coal! Lee
IKE l. Fossil Footprints. LECTURE VII. Recession O,
bsrss go Dou'oe'' ano ace
..e soove IS also added in this eden Sketch Of the
..nn % ~ AUGUSTINE SMITH. delivered before Inc
tie Disereat Races OF lNs. V N0''oe' 'a'' Y"
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u The WHG ALMANAC AND UNITED SRATEs REGIS.
for the year 1913 is published al The office OF the
NcH York TRIBUNE, in the city OF New York. Price
l2! cents Postnaslers and others RENTING dollar will
receive II copies by mail.
u As work of convenient reference for Families, Mer
Mechanics the United States Register and Hhg
Almanac for 1913 will BID found superior other which
found in the market for any thing like the
money Beside Life of Henry Clay complete Calendar for
all The States tables of Ecpses and other astronomical cal
cuaiions it contains much useful reading niater as is
found 10 ordinary fifty volume. It's Tables OF Pop
ulaLion of the different States and Times OF holding Eec
t"ns and Election Returns OF all the States subjects OF
permanent usefulness. Every family end every Office and
store In the country ought to have copy of this useful work
hanging up convenient place for convenience Of refer
Price only l2i cents per copy.
The Wing Almanac for 1874 will be published in the
month Of October 1913, and will contain immense amount
OF useful reading matter, and valuable Political Agrcul,u
rail- Commercial and Manuac turing Statistics. The price
will for III. year ls43 viz ia Single
81 per dozen, or 81 per 100 copies.
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Tribune Buildings, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22
I'm CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

H Between ANA Eliza Russell, com pIanant, and James
russell, Defendant Order for publication. Happening 10
this Court that The complainant ha, flied her petition tAe
above against The above defendant obtain
relief according 10 tie prayer 81 said petition upon The
matters said petition SIT forth, and having been made
appear the satisfaction OF - Chancellor that he said
defendant out OF this state IL herenpon, this thu
uett day OF January, A d. eighteen hundred and forty
hr his order directed b. the Chancellor that the said
absent defendant The said peton before the
ration of two months rna The dale OF this order and in
the Chancellor shall think equitable and just.
And IS further odsFed that hls ORDER shall within twenty
days be served tae said defendant by deliver
ng copy bereoi the 10 said defendant be published
wi.bn The said twenty days III The jersey City advertiser
aud HUDSON Ccualy Republican, and The Newly ork TIT
buoe, tor four weeks ucctSsyey least IN every
week g.: Iaa4S WI. PENNINGTON, c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
3 cellor-een Graf, vs. John Craig ct al. sale 10 par

Il celorllelen Craig John Craig ct al (ale ID par
tltlop.)
In Pursuance OF decreai order OF this Court, made 10
the above cause will be sold public auction under te
direction of the subscriber OF the Masters thereof by
E. II. Ludlow, Auconeer a, the Merchants Exchange ~
The City OF York. the 9Th day OF March next a Il
O'Clock noon Of that day
All that certain piece parcel OF ground s,toa,e YihS
and be ng the outward OF the City OF New YORK ana Is
part fthe ae the property of James De Lancey
Esq and particularly described III certain map o. Tue r
tate made by Evrrt Banker aud known by lots nlnoers
fifteen hundred and si1yfour fifteen hundred anu sixty
five fifteen hundred sItys1, and fieen hundred ana
si1y-even Bounded nOT,iery by lot No. 1885 southeiy
by lot No 1852 sastey by Norfolk street and westerly by
Nos 1857, 1853, 1852 ard lJ5o-ConaiDng Jour lots OF
twenty feet and hundred feet deep
each lot together with all Singular the ways passages
rights members eaSne.S profits, commodities advantages
euaumeDtS hcreditaments and appurienances whatever
10 the SAID four lois ground and premises belonging or IN
any appsrtaiG", and which and With The same
ara any time heretofore have been, held, occu
pied accepted rcputed taken known part parcel or
member thereof, any parI thereof
also all that Certain hrlck Gwelllng-house anu lo
piece and parcel ground situate the third late o1rth
formerly West Ward OF the City OF New.York on the
by Corrtand street. sodihery by lot OF ground formerly
OF JohE Pevees late of Robert Gosman easerly by
a lot of ground now or late OF William and Henry Van Dali
son. westerly by ground formerly OF Jacob Siouen
burgh ana lately belonging Nicholas JO'X and be-
longing James Farie breadth in front eny-ve feet
and inches, and about twenty teet length
on each side huadred leettog with the liberty s
csrtan alley passage the eastery SIDE OF sad
house. containing front Couant street three feet and
inches and two feet eight inches and hall,
and in length each side lyour said lot subsequent
ly known and distinguished as No hlriy-ine 39) Court
land street-New.York Jan. gnlh, 1915
WILLIAM w CAMP3ELL, Master in Chancsry.
X. II. WALLER Solicitor. I2l law6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22
VA INDoW SHADES WINDOW

w SHADES,-Thc subscribers respectfully INFORM
their friends and The paoc that having leased The spacious
MOI Spruce few doors from f'assau the
are now prepared 10 execute all oIeTs fo rabg 81 every
All kinds Of Sign Pa!npg done in style not 10 be sur.
passed by any other establishment Gold signs warranted
fade. a large assortment of well seasoned sigH
Boards always on hand.
Banners Interior Decorations aud Transparencies done To
order Designs furnished and executed IN superior style
Specimens OF work always be and references gvcH
by calling al The above place.
They have on hand aui are constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shnde Strangers n The
city Keepers hot saloons public places OF resort and
families always be supplied ~h Shades OF the best DE-
scrp,icn and warranted The assortment consists Of plen-
did Italian Landscapes Wild Vgneues, French Scrolls,
Vigneies RoseIie Centres, scrlptura views Fancy
Ske'ch and Gothic Landscape Centres, T!nern Abbeys-
kEGs Of Shades matter how dltcn are painted N
superior style a, this establishment
They would likewise cali the attention. oil the pubic to
splendid Gothic haee got up in gcod style, and waI-
rantsd 10 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms:
Trimmings furnished ana Shades liked II required.
BARTOL DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL r RARToL,
fts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22
IN CIANCERY.-Before the Vice

Chancelior-WiilaIa H. Leggett vs. Benjamin McVickar
ai.n pursuance decretai order OF this made
above entitled cause, will he sd public auction
the direction oil the subscriber of the Masters
thereof by J. NJ. Miller Co, Auccneer-, q, the Mer
chants Exchange tho city New-Yerk, the Ito day
OF March next y O'Clock, noon OF hetday-All thai GER
Tain OF land situated lying and being at MOrrislana
county of Weschester, and State OF NtNforb bounded
aud described follows: Beginning al poiU wigwam
otherwise called Bungay Creek and running thence north
10 degrees 80 minutes east Is Chains 40 Aks thence north
81 degrees So links, thence NORTH degrees west chain
IL links thence north so degr chain 10 Inks thence
north 50 degrees so minutes chains 81 links, thence
north chains 81 Inks thence north degrees west chains
81 links, thence >nCrtG degrees chains II links,
thence north Is degrees we chain Il links thence north
l9degreeS west Chains fl links, thence north IA degrees
SO minutes chains l6 links, thence north degrees
chain, 10 links, ence north degrees eas2 chains
81 links, thence south So degrees chains y links,
thence NORTH degrees 80 minutes west 10 chains 81 links
thence south 60 degrees IS minutes west chains - Inks
thence south II degrees 81 chains So links thence south
. degrees so minute. east chains y Inks thence south is
degrees chains IS links, thence south degrees
cham SO lni., thence sorih II degrees west chain 20
Inks hence south rs degrees CHAIN thence south
IS chains IL links, thence south 50 degrees
3 nks, hsRce south chain 20 links, thence
south 81 degrees east chains sc links ih place OF be-
sianlng. WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
X. L. MOUNT, Jr Solicitor. Master in Chancery.
New-York, January =, 1243. e laH IDS