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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07

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sss %Hs T;ssa s3S Tee
90 % Si9a F9Ss f%;d yss
Also N9ok latchss bed screws, round bolts iTon candle
. ~ ,ON '''|'' '4 '"' usual JOHN JOHN A. NEwBoULD,
ER0BE-Gentemen families DESTROYS Of converting their
e of wearing apparel into cash. can obtain for the the
To im,s: and gentlemen quitting City changing resi-
much vantage subscriber who will
No John st. and IA varick st. New York
line through the post Office otherwise, will receive
Clothing Cleaned altered and repaired jy7lmsec
SHIRT MANDATORY,
dsSIS IL STORE pr
shirts hosiery
fF%s ssi isf
ing Sy siIt sssv, VIM COLLINS
TqMdAA,N TEAGG ,TURERs, AND DEALERS IN
TssPss,iqly intern; the sad dealer:
o as ha MS % sow with
may eOnsded 70 him. spec Of
annexed and whom he has liberty lie
The Fair at the Ams S!HF I lastp'e NrnA1
ished Cloths Csssmeres atine displayed at the
the Se Ia.
OF the most important Of the wealth
of the United States BY adding trfng from
ten 10 fifteen per cent to the value OF the cloths submitted
his process OF flushing ald preparation The brilliant finish
and silky smooth OF the cloths thus prepared satisfy
will them OF the great superiority of
the process pursued by MIR Migeon Manufacturers aud i'm
poes VIII do well 10 acquain themselves by personal exam
nation with the merit OF his invention.
Orders may be lett at Nos 60 and "a Pine
REFERENCES
Halsted Haines * Co., 81 Nassau street.
Lambert X Wolcot GO Pine street.
w. &. Langley * Co. 81 Pine street,
Wilson, Butler * Co., q William street,
ID. Brigham, go Pine st.
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TO THE LADIES.
DR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.


THIS instrument for the radical of Proapsus Utc
Falling of the Womb, by external application,
sedng the the obectona Peasary confidently
mended the afflicted the of perfect restoration
health having failed of performing under
the aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character Europe
well this country is adopted the entire disuse of
and all other painful surgical exIdients the Ly
of London and Paris, aud universally
commended Europe by medical of the highest rank
In this country sustained by the leading members Of the
faculties of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent
private practitioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies at No.
Vesey having entrance from the business de-
pamen where lady is in attendance, TO apply
Trusses and Supporters female patients. jy lmr
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HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON BlTTEHScG
IL These btters highly recommended by the medical Ia
Guilty Europe restorative for he appet,,s and are a Se
principal hotels in the United States.
Sold wholesale only No ia Fulton street one door from
Dutch st. Price 81 per gallon a.
r. S-Country Merchants requested to call and examine
Agents for Boston Mass Messrs Blake pd Trumbull
ne Milk and Federal SITS; for Proyidmc, K, NJ spen'
No, 30 Essex st. ji7 lmsn
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every entitled to the right of presumption lands
within the limits Of the townships above Enumerated,
qured establish the the satisfaction Of the Register
and Receiver Of the land office and make payment there
for practicable after seeing this notice. and before
the day appointed for the of the public sale Of
the township embracing the claimed above designated
otherwise such claim Will be forfeited - -
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
je2i ltaw TO l6Oct
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DEAFNESS,

DIS DIS. Castle AND EDWARDS, AURISTS.
Ri BROADWAY.-Extract =
f.ot ehserfally comply with the lieut. Nc
20 testify that he nvaided home asiunh for duty,
20 Oh total deaines. and discharges from his
himself under the professional Of D Castle and Edwards
Aursts Under their his hearing
has returned 70 his military duty.
sgned' II. McNEVEN, NJ d.
Surgeon to Il. NJ. b. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
sure cure for ncPien deafness eaache pains buz1ngs
singing sounds in the collections hard WAY or vita
ted sssreons Of the Their oil has been Do
pulaT remedy curative all diseases Of ears for up
wards Of twenty Offices removed sei Broadway
nsr w mite street. jyl3 lmsr
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ceEO0 REWARD-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE e
INCNO the lnnorrhna Gleets Stricnres and


OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
1t makes speedy and permanent cure without the
ston TO Diet drink exposure change in application to
We give long quaek deceive the pub
s as 10a for cam ne be 0 Ssd
the proprietor challenges single Of recent Gonohea TO
This is disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
here presented with remedy by which they can cure them
selves without the least exposure in the shortest time posi-
Further the disease be contracted if dose of the
PS SS ss w full directions %He sas
only YIN MaaE 100 NB.o'3Swi corner 1"a..
Of Ghss'pS 5qs ssymh and
a. ELL DAn . SKI y s
s'i Zee
rf o fp and the q S,s
had been used in vain have been cured of ecke
S .p ~SS % 70 pS% l ssss S i
s
eruption. d.6FnTssmsa' such Pmg sS,f h,s
g. siTSs f. s:aT Ssas$t
Be Ss f SS
ssssI si Sy r. Sr. warn 5
Third and Dock next % tie Kmssan Ho's
s. G., 21 King in Albany 81 State street in Brook
iyn 1889 Fulton street jy2i msm
NOTHING WILL BEAUTIFY DRESS OR CLEAN
~ THE HUMAN HAIR we'll as three shilling bottle
of Jones Coral Hair Restorative IL makes the hair deciously
other Hair stuff beside positively possesses these qnn g.
dandruf and make light red grey naturally dark and
beautiful sell three shilling bottles Of this that the public
we know Petty much all represented and are CT no. afraid
they will be well satisfied They the names oil the
respectable store who have used ms and
recommend il. RI, A..
Sold price shilling, boyle e the sy 81 the h%e
Buildings Phila Reddng State street Boston STATE
st. Albany King st. Charleston y. o. or l5s Fulton st.
Brooklyn. ., 81, O..
The Staples Shaving Paste made from the old NsPls ,s SOAP
hickest aud lasting lather Of soasmade beau
fully scented, and put up IN neat jars VA m'rm
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BEPatient: living sta distance by stating their disease
treatment they received elsew here any, obtain chest
containing all medicines with full direction for with
of by addressing the Agent of the College
paid, enclosing S. je28 3mr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26

is not willing 10 rest his claims with Dis.
trict Convention We hope not. For
the axiom is Just as true in reference TO a
District as Nation, that united we stand
divided ,re fall" We hope, therefore,
that all will unite III a spirit of compro.
mise and concession and give his individual
aid in warding tic object proposed
Much, very much, depends upon the first
election. If We carry the District by a
sweeping majority the result will be de-
cisiyely settled in our tayar-if by lean
one it viii always be doubtful. What
say YOU, brother Waterman
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
THE BANKRUPT ACT.

There IS very little doubt that as far
as the House OF Representatives IS concern
ed, lhat the Bankrupt Law will be repeal
cd during this session. II decided by
yeas l2s to nays -, that tho Judiciary
Committee should repor, bill for its re-
peal, but with the proyiso that the "rePeal
shall not extend to or affect any case which
at the time this act goes into effect shall
be pending before any court, nor 10 any
proceeding which at said time shall have
bocn legally commenced, and which shall
be then in progress under, aud by virtue
Of the act hereby repealed"
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portion OF the Governors Message, relating
10 the investments OF certain funds of the
Literary Board which was ordered 10 be
printed.
On motion Of Mr.. Avery, the bill to lay
of aud establish the county of Alexander
was taken Up on its second reading and was
rejected.
Mr.. Dewey, presented bill to lncorpo
rate the Newbern Ice Company; which
passed lis frs, reading, and was referred
10 the Committee On Proposition and
Grlevances.
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United states District Court of
North Carolina.
EN- BANKRUPTCY:

nj Y BANKRUPTCY
Ii Notice TO show cause against the Petition Of
William Hunter, Grocer, of Meckenburg couu-
tv to be declared a Bankrupt at Wilmington, on
Monday the LIST day of May next.
James NJ Forney, Iron master, of Lincoln coun.
~, to be declared Bankrupt at Wilmington, on
Monday the LIST day of May next.
john Fullenwider, Iron master, Of Lincoln coun-
w. 10 be declared Bankrupt at Wilmington, on
Monday the LIST day of May next.
Henry Fullenwider, Iron master, of Lincoln
county, TO be declared Bankrupt at Wilmington,
on Monday the lst day OF May next.
By order of the Court,
w. f. ANDERSON, C. d. C.
Dee ~, l542. 100
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United states District Court
Of North Carolina.

II n BANKRUPTCY
a Notice to show cause against the petition of
the following Petitioners for their discharge and
certificates Bankrupts at Wilmington on Mon.
day The LIST day of May next, To witt
MECkI ENBURG COUNTY.
Rel jamn L. Boyd, Farmer.
William Bo,d, Clerk.
George A. Gray, Farmer.
Andrew Flanniken, Farmer
WIN. S Wallace, Farmer.
Joseph PItchard, Cabinet Maker.
Washington Peacock, Physician.
John W Raincy Painter
Samuel Taylor, Bricklaycr.
John b. Peacock, Physician.
James G. Wilson, Merchant
Joseph Smith, Farmer
NJ II Hutchinson, Farmer
Colin King, Farmer.
W. F. Alexander, Constable.
David KesIler, Carpenter.
David II. McRce, Farmer.
James Clark, Physician.
james e. Sloan, Farmer.
CABARRUS COUNTY.
Ahsalom Slough, Farmer.
sunni. 6. White, Farmer.
Henry S. German, Plasterer.
BY order of the Court.
w. E. ANDERSON, CLERK d. C.
1 Jan. II, lS43 t27
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no Reward.

III OST on the 10th instant, on the road leading
u from W H. Archibald's on the Charleston
road toar miles, from that country road leading
to Culpepper Lees from that to Saml. Holbrook's
out on the stage road leading 10 Charlotte, on to-
wards Concord large red calskiu Pocket Book,
containing 1913 in money, amongst 1t is six SO
bills wrapped together, and the balance is IN s3's
S5's and $40 bills, eight receipts one of soS ~ IN
ravor Of Israel Bost, one on W. P Harris IN favor
of. Bost for about $40, one on J. H. Bigger's IN
favor of l. Bost for So 81 the others not recoeet.
cd. Nv name swritten on the inside in the hand
,crilinr of f. Pittman. Ten dollars reward will
he Given 10 any one delivering the Pocket Book
to me with the contents.
r. r. HUDSON.
Cqbarrus Co. Jan. Il, lo43, Twp
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DIED

In this place, on the It'll instant, Of Pleurisy,
MIR. JOHN STYRES, of Stokes county, aged
about 10 years.
In this County, on the Bird instant, Coz. A e.
DAVIS, after long and painful iIlnesS' aged
about 30 years.
In this County, on the 9TH inst. MIS- T. CUR y
NOR POTTS, consort of VIM Potts, Esq IN
the 62d year of her age.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
MR.. VAN buren,.

The Legislature of Missouri has nomin-
ated Mr.. Van Buren, and Col. Johnson, for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency
They recommend a National Convention
10 be held in Baltimore on the 4th Monday
of November next, and pledge themselves
to abide by the nomination. They aP
pointed delegates.
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NOTICE.

II TOREWARN all persons from trading for
n three notes. by me given 10 Leander Smith,
f. NJ Saith, and N. 4. Smith, dated Jan 7th,
1912, as the property got no lawful title is made
TO me for ii, and am determined not TO paw the
same unless get title or am compelled to do SO
by law. ,.
Jan 90, lS43. ISL
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CDarIDftgs
Thursday, January %, 1919.
ron PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.

w. The Legislature adopted rcsolu.
lion 10 adjourn on the lGiII inst. but the
resolution was rcscindeJ, aud Monday the
23d IS the day fixed upon $50 says tho
Register for adjourning, hut We think il
doubtful.
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MARRIED

In this county, on the llth inst, by VIM. ii.
Nesl Eco. Mr.. JAMES K. BAILEY TO Miss
NANCY c. PARTLOW.
In Lincoln county, on the 9Th inst. by " W,
Monday. ESQ., Mr. BEDFORD CHiLDERS
10 Miss SARAH PAGE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
REPORT.

The Select Committee, who were required by a
Resolution of this House, Ito obtain from the
Governor as President OK oiiicio Of the Lite
rary and Internal Improvement Boards, the
names of the several debtors Of the said Boards,
from the period of the first loan up 10 the pres
eut time--the amount due from oach--and the
security taken for the payment OF ;aid loans,
specifying particularly when the several debts
that are paid were discharged, and the several
amounts now due, and the names ofthe debtors
and their securities. And, further, to enquire
INTO the solvcncy Of the ohligors, in the bonds
of the borrowers and their securities, and
whether any loss has ever been sustained by e..
thcr Of siiI Boards, and by .vhnm, and when /;
and 10 Report the names Of the borrowers to
this House, aud in full Ola all the subjects con
templatad,7 haze discharged the duty, aud as.
lptS-ti 10
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Electro Magnetic Medicated
SEE.N,$.

ESoR Colds, Coughs, all pulmonary ahsc'
a. tons, &c, to be WORT over the Ches'' 'of
so 9 a, the Charlotte Drug Store
:" B OATES.
Jan If, 1913. lhf
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e. A fire occurred near New Haven,
which being reflected by driving snow
storm, terribly frightened number Of per-
sons. The Millerites thought the end of
the world had come. One minister grave
" asserted that the Day Of Judgment was
at hand and the citizens were thrown into
great commotion until the cause Of the
phenomenon was discovered.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26

Mr., Critienden, Of Ky, W, and
Buchanan, Of Pa, Il. F. have been re-
elected 10 the U. S. Senate for six years
from the 4lh Of March next. Mr.. Alex
ander Porter CIV. has been elected to the
same post by the Legislature of Louisiana,
in the place Of Mr.. Conrad hose term OF
service expires on the 4,h Of March next.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
TUE LITERARY BOARD.

1 IL III EhARI DpAttb.
Tae Select Committee, appointed 10 ex-
anime the afiiirs Of The Literary und In.
,ernal Improvement boards have reported.
rs the report is short we have given 1t in
another column 10 which We invite the
attention of the public. There was no sub
iect during the las, Gubcrnatorial Cam
paign in this State which was so prolific
Of misrepresentation and calumny, as the
affairs Of this Board. Being under the
control Of Wings exclusively, they were
charged as unworthy Of confidence, and
in this section Of the State II was broadly
limited that the Governor had pocheted
part Of the funds, and in others that he was
using it for elec,ioaeering purposes, and IN
others tina, he was applying portions OF 1t
in Cotton speculation. But out OF their
own mouths they are condemned. A com
miltcc, having majority of ITS members
+ from that party, whence these charges
emanaird, has been compelled, after most
searching Investigation to report that
&" ALL is WE'LL How the blush Of shame
Gr they arc capable Of feeling ashamed
mus, mantle the cheeks Of those men who
was foremost IN trying 10 deceive the peo-
pIe IN relation to the true situation of the
Public Funds. Will the people not learn
from this to DO more cautious how they
listen to every report pu, in circulation BY
dcmagogucs for political effect,
TO THE wings OF THE SECOND
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
The bill for dividing this State into nh'
! Congressional Districts having become
Law, and the following Counties, w
NecRlenburg, Lincoln, lrcdell, DAVE
+ Rowan, and Cabarrus, having been select
cd BY the bill to compose the Second Con
rrcssioual District, We have thought
advisable AT this carly day 10 call the at
,ention of the Wings to the subject q
preparing for IN early start IN the ca"
MANN. /, Is we'll known, as the dis'rc
now stands, that within lis limits are man
e men whose talents place them PROMINENT
before the people for the important an
responsible post of representative IN Sol
oress. md all have friends who would d
f. sire TO see them elevated to that Office
Is Bot as all cannot obtain IT, our object
/. ,h,s time is 10 try and ollay all dissensIo'
ID in the Whig ranks, and to suggest such
of plan of operation as to ensure the emu
g success Of the Wing party. we thereto
. suggest to the Wings of this District u
IN propricty of holding meetings during u
or weeks of tho ensuing Superior Court al
J" !" of appointing delegates to attend u nIs''
Convention at Davidson College or Mou
of Mouruc, to select a suitable person 20
Ic' run on the Wing ticket for Congress- d
that when such person is fairly brought
M. fore the people the Wings resotpe una
nously to unite upon him--and we susg
TO that one delegate be sent from each 20
M ~ for every one hundred Wing votes
re. the County, taking the last Gover"'
cad election as the test.
Is there Wing in the District that
, ,',t doubt the policy of this plan Or N
hat nm individual who aspircs to the oihce
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much for misrepresentation.

In the Senate, on the 18Th inst. the
bill to change the location of the Cour,
House Of Lincoln County, was, on motion
Of Mr.. SpruiIl, indefinitely postponed. So
after all, those who were SO hot to lnjure
the citizens Of Lincolnton have failed so
far IN accomplishing their ends, at least
for the next two years.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26

s We have received the Raleigh Sidr
in its new dress, also the Camden Journal,
enlarged and much improved. This speaks
well for the trade. Success friend Lemay
and friend Pegues we wish success IN all
but the doctrines he advocates.
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vs. We have not been able 10 get in any
notice Of the proceedings Of Congress ow-
ing to the space devoted to Legislative pro-
cecdings. As soon asthc Legislature ad-
ourns We shall commence our synopsis
again.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26

gY In New York, on the Cd instant, the
Governor and Lieutenant Governor were
sworn into office, and on the Sd the LcgIs-
Iaturo met. George R. Davis Loco Fo-
col was elected Speaker Of the House.
EA few returns have been received
from the special election in Georgia for
member to Congress, and every indication,
so far. is favorable to Geo. W. Crawford,
the Wing candidate.
ET Gov. Mcdonald has vetoed the net
of the Georgia Legislature dlstncung the
State for members of Congress. He says
il is unconstitutional.
@The Washington correspondent o
the Z. $. Gazette says that the ExchequeI
Bill is so dead that it cannot be galvanized
into life.
. g Marcus Morton is Governor of Mas
sochnse,ts. The Loco Focos aud Abol
5 ,ionists united and succeeded in clectln
him over honest JohnDavis."
eg Jas. Watt, Esq of Rockingham ho
! been elected Councillor ofState n the piac
5 Of Ex.Gov. Spa,ght, resigned.
! egThe Legislature OF Pennsylvania mt
/. a, Harrisburg, on the Sd inst Loco Foo
u Sneakers were elected in both Houses.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
IMPEACHMENT.

In the House of Representatives on the
10Th instant, Mr.. Bolts, Of Va. read nine
articles Of impeachment against John 1y.
Ter, acting President, and moved for q
Committee 10 be appointed which was re-
lected.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
THE RANKS.

The Jeffersohian of the 10th instant, IN
some remarks relative to the debate on
Mr.. Jones resolutions which we published
last week, says, the Wings "said the
Bank had not offered to surrender lis char
ter, although the resolution Of the private
Stockholders making directly aud fully
that proposition, was staring them IN the
face" As our readers may not recullecI
the resolution we give il again:
Resolred unanimously. By the individual Stock.
holders, in the Bank of the State OF North Caro-
lima, that if it be the pleasure Of the General AS
scmhy of the State Of North Carolina, TO instruct
the Representative Of the State, in the General
meeting of the Stockholders Of said Bank 10 pro-
pose the adoption of such measures, as may DO
necessary for closing the business of said Bank,
and dividing the Capital Stock among the Pro.
prietors thereof, at as early day is consistent
with the security Of the debts ard reasonable in.
diligence 10 the debtors Of the Bank, they wall
concur therein.
Now, where isthe proposition, "direct
iy and fnfy,' in this resolution to surren'
der the Charter. This Editor has
"Op;ics keen,
] who sees what is not 10 be SEEM
The Bank wished the Legislature 10 say
" directly and fully" that they wanted ii
to make arrangements to wind up but the
Loco Foco majority in the Legislature
could not come up TO the scratch, but
cvaded the question as the resolutions in
troduced by different individuals, and those
which passed the Senate and was laid OF
the table in the House, clearly show. Sc
much for misrepresentation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-14
BRICK @E1rU1Eo

b.. lE
Also, two TOWN LOTS in Sechlers
part of the town Of DanviIle aforesaid, be.
ginning at the corner OF Marke, and Third
street. thence along Market street one hun
dred feet 10 lol No. 10. thence along said
10, one hundred and fifty feet 10 e twenty
feet alley, thence along said alley one hun
dred feet to Third street aforesaid; thence
along said Third street one hundred and
fifty fur feet To Market street the place of
beginning; containing fourteen thousand and
four hundred square feet Of ground with
appurienances. .-f,.g
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as lhe property of George Patterson. 7'i
BY virtue Of a wri, of vena exponas TO
me directed will be exposed to public sale
al the same time and place as aforesaid.
II certain lot Of grouud situate in the
wn'of 0rangevile, Orange lp Col. co.
fronting on Main sueet aud adjoining a 10,
of Jesse Coleman, George Seiple, wherein
is erected r..;.
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200 ACRES

more or less, bounded and described as fol.
lows,to vii: Beginning a. the East side
Of the public road leading from DsnvlIlc 10
Caitawlssa, and corner of out lot No. s,
thence along public road South sixty one
degrees, East fourteen perches and three
lenths OF perch 10 a post and corner of
David Pancasts lot. thence by the same
North forty two degrees, East thirty lhree
perches and eight tenlhs Of perch to a posi-
on the bank Of Pennsylvania canal, thence
down SAID canal North forty two degrees,
west fourteen perches to post and corner
OF the aforesaid lot No. s, thence by The
same South seventy two degrees, Yves,
thirty SIX perches 10 the aforesaid public
load ard place of beginning containing
three acres and six perches strict measure
OF land numbered with the number four
win the aPPertenances. On these premises
is good ,1.. s.'..s,