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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

Orange, Essex Go. \. J. Nov. -.
The Wings of this have formed themselves into
CLAY Gus FOR the purpose Of organizing efficiently for tie
approaching Presidential Oar village small one
but three miles from Newark containing 65oSo:ers
In lsio 800 majority for Gen. HARRISON; this fall
through indifference and local dis,rac,ous, sunk but
Ire old majority is san here. We HkNRY CLAY men
the DEATH aud being principally mechanics and manuac
turers are of course TARIFF men
Since the above has been waiting place in
our columns, we have received an order for 727
copies of the Life and Speeches OF CLAY for
NORTH CAROLINA, and 1000 copies of Political
Abolition for ONEIDA County. So p.ospers the
good work OF ayous!ng the Wings armmg and them
at all points ior the contest of lS44. Friends
who mean to DO something toward the Wing tri.
umph next Fall. remember that gentle effort
now will effect moro III the way of galning and
securing votes than fur greater IN the heart o!
the canvass. We do not ask you TO go to work
in our way or any particular way; bat If you
mean to form a Clay Club or DO any thing by
individual action, NOW is TIE TINE.
u Our friend OF the Detroit peiiy idgsrtiScr,
in making a Presidential estimate, puts down
Michigan as " Probably for Mr. Clay" while he
give MAINE aud VIRGINIA outright to the adyer,
sary and puts PENNSYLVANIA and MlsslssFrI
''protably' the same way Now we do not IN
tend TO do much Presidential ciphcring in detail
having set 1t down safe thing that Mr.. Clay
is to be elected; but VIC consider Virginia pro.
baby for Clay, Pennsylvania almost ccrtain,
so, Maine and Mississippi doubtful. We shall
not be satisfied with less than 200 Electoral
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
Extract of letter ordering a new supply OF
CLAY's SPEECHES, from gentleman who had
already obtained and paid for $50 copies
Gall RIVER, Mass. Noy, 20, 1873.

Z" FALL RIVER, Mass. Noy,20, 1873.
- "The effect already apparent confirms me IN the
opinion ,ha, there method Of meeting the objections 10
MI Clay SO eifectual the spread OF his "LlFE AND
SPEECHES" feel the strongest confidence that if they
be placed in the hands OF the people OF Massachusetts,,
generally have proposed the State "l be safe for HIM
The objections to Mr.. Clay all known to eitkmentle!
must be neuazed by placing before them the hoe of his
The ISLANDERS against him. SO ndusuionsly spread IN
every School District the State met there By his
Life and Speeches. and they will then Itcol upon the Sian.
desers and upon the party TO which they belong
enclose Sl5o Tor which send many copies of the
cloth backs and gil, titles as YOU aloId
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

TURKEY AND EGYrr.-The French journals
the receptof letters containing the important
ellgence that Achmet Pacl governor Of Ssnaar
inc dsobe the often repeated summons of ehemet
tons respecting the government of his province mad de-
claed himself independent of the Vceroy snd had advised
the latter of arrangements recently concluded with the Sui
tan investing him with independent administration
consideration of the payment of a stipulated annuity.
Solman-Pach had received orders TO recognize the Egyp
an army and expected 10 march without delay against
Ach!uet.Pacha
If be that the Porte has recognized the latter as
Of Soudan discussions Of the gsvest character
fail to arise between and Mehemet Ali, and all the
ntiicaces OF the ORIENTAL question Will necessarily be
viyed journal Of Com.
WYMAN Found GUILTY We learn from the
Mail tha, the tina! Of William Wyman, late President Of
the PhHnx Bank has resulted verdict OF guilty The
jury out but few minutes. II is currently reported
here that has been sentenced 70 seven years the
STATE Prison Boston Transcript.
AGGREGATE OF OUR Coal TRADE-The amount
OF Coal shipped from this region up Thursday evening
follows: Tons.
By Schuylkill Canal ........... .4los SIS
?. l.. Il P Railroad al 100
Little Schuylk Railroad ........... 3o2sl
Po,t,ville "a Emporium 18th.
FIRE At READFlELD CoRNER.-We understand
that Und.Iwood Block Rsadfi.ld Corner, comprisi sing
four aud several Offices. entirely consumed ,be
2lst inst The fire discovered about l. O'Clock P "
ksnnsbec (ale) Journal.
NAvAL.-Captain David Conner, formerly chief
OF the Bureau OF Construction and Repairs has received th
command :. the Home Squadron, vice Commodore Stewart
relieved.
c. The Hon. WM. s. FuLroa, U. s. Senator
from Arkansas dangerously Ill at his residence in Lii
tie Rock, at the last adFIces.
D The Liberty Missouri Banner of the Sd
inst. says:
Mr. Wm. Spencer, Of this county, was accidentally
lis b mia tha
for wild turkey Mr.. Spencer vas an amiable citizen,
and MS death will be deeply felt by all his
u An lrlsh woman was burned to death at
The hor sc OF m N named Berdge, abou, miles from
Detroit the Pontiac road last week The Detroit Ad.
,ertseE says she had whisky wif. of B-r
ridge, who when found lying the fire almost Who'll
" consumed and Mrs. Berrsdge asleep q bed il, the
room,
COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Durnig the term of this
Court, which ended Saturday, so tried
otherwise disposed Of The Grand Jury found 10 bills and
dismissed 30 complaints ignoring the bills.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
Tbe Arous:nc .nc yvhigs.

We make the following extracts from letters
of business and personal correspondence received
within the last few days. They will tell their
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

From HAYTI... Advices to the 18th ultimo
from Port au Prince. received in Philadelphia,
state that the President of the Convention assem-
bed TO form constitution had resigned in Of be-
Ing treated with dsrespect and that another to be elected
on the 18th The sergeant who so promptly shot down the
negro generals who attempted had been
.de lieutenant BY the provisional government. The
ona vessel Pasccaton had been sod and Hayt has nett
single national vessel General Ryiere Heraud is
pected be the successful candidate for the President He
muatto foy.fve fifty years Of age. The PIoyis-
iona Government has recently TO England to negotiate
loan patent of the gold and copper mines existing
the northeastern part Of the island and which said be
very rich The loan is be appropriated in quidatng the
French claims.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

U The WIG ALMANAC AND POLITICIANS
REGISTER for l344 is now nearly ready, and will
be issued as soon as ,rc have complete returns OF
the late Election in this State-say in one week
at farthcst.-And if our friends do not say 1t IS
the most comprehensive the ncatest, the 0es1
compilation of Statistical, Political and ENef
tanning matter ever sold for a YORK sailiihg, we
aoree to give i, up. The following IS the lapie
of Contents: Page
Calculations for the Year 1914 ,..;;.....2 -,
rs,endaIs nfs*S for the several Months of lS443 to ID
CaleuIaiions for toe several laiitudes OF Boston,
Pha;cs DAILY Record Sc .4"ssd0teS ,;t ,r and I'd
SpesGer ras. 3; SIr. Clay aud Ccs johnson,
NJ c!4's lass'it>;;i WHO are ManJie, "a IEa
Tyier's Opinion Of Henry Clay, Senator Ben
tons Do, s; Ilr Clay's CHARACTER, u saavsIy
8; Origin OF the Names ftlls Stat .; Ex,Ia'
ordinary Facts, illustrating Van Bu'e; sx,ft.
vsgance 10; do. ola Vaa DHien Cons'ess , nlI;
Ca!houa OH National Bank, IL l; Gan oi
Tariffs i3 Anecdote III. Clay, II Mscol-
laneous Anecdotes each OF these PAGES
Government of the United States
Executive, judiciary, and Sen&te.. -
House of Representatives ............lo
History of the Tariff. ia-lo
The TaAs OF 1876 "a, % '32 and t2 compared l3-2J
A National Bank TO 20
History Of the several National B inks and al
Temps 20 establish such IN tins CountIy; WIN
extracts from Mr.. AiCDUFf!E's Report al
frming the Consltutioneiity aad txlediehcy
ola National Bank.
List of Presidents and Vice Presidents of95
The Wing Tariff Of 1912. to '5
The whole Law rcrJaiim as it passed. Congress
Mr.. Clay's Retirement from the u. S.aA
The Protection Of American Industry. ,35 to AZ
The grounds Of its Expediency and Necessity
succinctly, fully aad t0rcb!y set forth b.
Hon. Z. HUpsoN, OF Massachusetts
Mr.. Van Buren, on the Tariff. .40
Mr.. Clay on the Public Lands-Extracts 40
Anecdotes cd' tie. 'oFis Of Potics and Poicians-,, g
PoLIrlclANs' REGlsrGR-(22 pages. ...,..45
Returns Of Elections in all the States for Ttesi-
dent in siO aud the new tcnSfessonu Elec-
,ions by Districts for 1913, and subsequently,.
Times of holding Elections IN the several 4e
States, State aud Presidential ........... ...... ~
Popular Vote for President III SO and 1916
Population of the several States IN lol0.1b
Governors and Chief Justices OF the sevc
raj States txth ,!eir saIares) I'd rcSc IF oote'
Debts (aggregatc) Of the several States, '6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
Later from South America.
The following is an extract Of letter, brought
bv The Eunomas dated


BAHIA, Cct }th, loIS.
No political Of importance here. The Northern
part Of the Province Of Pc uau.bpco threatened with
serious outbreak and rebellion Principally among the min
and hunters who dis4tFec-I with the laws. The
mines lying idle in consequence and 10 wild catt, have
been taken month hides therefore scarce In the
ngbofhood Troops getting ready proceed there and
protect the laws under the order Of the Emperor.
The Commercial Trade of Bahia has greatly increased
within the last months, and there many as forty
square rged vessels in the po which is mo'e than have
ever bern known 70 be ;hsre time before
The slarer.de carried here 10 greater extent ;han
aay other pert South America. There are al present
three slave schooners the h.T5or waiting orders, one OF
which arrived week ago with cargo OF $50 slaves on
boad all or whom a:e cow the interior lis proper
% that this schooner and is cargo were owned BY an
Enelis1men There are doubtless vessels OF this de-
SCI ipton in the harbor which unknown.
Some information had arrived Bhia from the Southern
part OF Brazil but Of Importance except what has been
received before Accounts from Rio Grande untavo
able TO the Rebel The Rebel army after having COL
ecsd 10 10 600 from the Western part of the Fro
vince marched towards Rio Grande and within
miles Of the town By the Government forces which nearly
doubled their nuner AID entirely routed by them It
not probable they will be able collect such force TO-
eer again although the attempt will doubtless be made
There nothing Of importance from other portions OF the
country /: generally quiet while business dull
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

MExIco.-Letters from Vera Cruz, of Oct.
the Gaez near that port She consigned the house
of D-nssna & Co., aud richly laden large pa of
the cargo would be saved-vessel total loss.
party of about 35 dragons had attempted to create
revolt In Mexico but suppressed by the energy Of
their Colonel Several Of the insurgents with their officers
were made prisoner. [Picayune ls;i.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

LATER FROM YUcATAN.-Ihe schr. Denmark,
Capt Peters, arrived yesterday from Yucata.. We have
beeu informed by Captain Peters that the Commissioners
Mexico the part of the Government of fucatanSenors
Rejor and Casti!loarrived Campeachy The 9th
from Vera CIuz. He further that the Government of
Mexico he'd made Propositions for the final settlement OF
difficulties with Yucatan, and it believed they would he
acceded TO.
The schooner Gecan sailed from Campeachy the ih
instant, bouud this port Among the passengers the
American Consul Merida.
lie farther informs Of the loss of the British brig
Rising Sum- wrecked the Alicrans her passage from
Laeuua bound Liverpool (da,e recoec;ed) laden
with ogwood He took from her portion Of her rigging,
tackle and wheel. [Picayune, 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

~ Bu,ze,,s Almond .aI Rose shi,ns ram. n,iurn
q !t oPsaisSd M o1 gs II is I@sa t;o; Koe,i
% p a' ' &c to he h.l whoesals % @he far
Of c. sNJ\DFRS < SON. sole i=eats at '"s 0'' p25a
nishag Store, 62 BiosG"ay
NJ Tols1 AND Funsl,n,o sroat. lss Bfosd@ay. .s.a
tween III nIt and Liberty Streets 's prrumery and
.o,tmsn ~ b. found in the CITY. comtrS'| hos
soap. from III crie r:te ,tn hcasgts ~ and sse
,lrrn NJ Raz6r>; snb cri5sG l,r. ~ ~ keep
~ Jauer africa IS culb I'd 10 choose aud WIZ '-.
- - G. SaU%DERs l:.vcutcr ard Ma.si1c,1,,sv
,o,6t Of the Meta lie Tablet St.3o. In3 pioa.'
~ WLprEn BAXER, Manufactures G, ,ssry L&als' no 4sT
Praadway fourth door aboye Grand-stre.t. New
nfe and des f.cn abroad promptly a'tenGe ~, street,
u25 81. II. W coO6AN' Law "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

% Gen Tom Thumb las returned to the American, p.
scum lof short ms ard wiii delight he PUBLIC a5 ara
sides then. by riding thu most exaolina be ri
the world tw Another exraoId'nny faiu EAU, ,uderias
Queen Germany q ng TIE Other
attractions Animal Magnetism, and ho'' ~ Wrgp
6Y flsse, and Cold Nh Shtrintni r+ &C. The
Booth, the Kentucky Min5tie!s hlechaEnct' r s"'''
advertisement Is well worth penlsing thi5 "eeA -,
Q- R. WlsrEk,' CnE,IcAL fAiNTi'''' I'D $.
stand will continue open every evening" tn, week anu
advise those who have not visited the exhibition
the present opportunity they may not have sno'.'
They are Of the first order and deserving 81 p@'OA'7
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

FoIiune Te!ln: b. NJ Mdin,e .idolph and grand per
ienanceS Pea- Museum For particulars see advertise
ments end bills -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

- Christopher Lilly, who killed Thomas
uCoy in the horsid fst-fght at Hastings last
year, has returned to this Country from Liver
pool. He came passenger to New Orleans in the
hip Echo, Captain Sill, and avowed, before arriv
ng, disposition to give himself up for trial He
lid SO on landing, and IS now in prison at New
Orleans, awaiting the rcquistion Of Gov Bouck
u FELX LABArUr, Wing, of New Orleans,
has resigned his seat in the Louisiana Legisla.
ture.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

C Mr. W. II. Claiming gave yesterday
morning before the Christian Union thrilling
discourse on SOCIETY,", its evils, temptations, and
crimes, It's anti Christian structure and spirit,
avowing that The Mysteries Of Paris had orisi
mated the train of thought thus imported. This
discourse was heard by some two hundred of our
$4,000 people, while it embodied vital, startling
truths which all should hear and heed. Can we
not have it repeated at some time and place pub
liclv announced
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
Sent by private hand, and only received Yesterday Ed
Extract from business letter to this Office:

"a! USa 1
:" Enclosed fifty dollars for The Weekly Tribune ]
will remit to you asaiu Every Town in the State
might have at least fifty subscribers for youf paper Eight
of the subscribers Of opposing politics At dollar
The Tribune is dog.cheap Every copy will make one
for HENRY CLAY. These long winter evenings the time
for Farmers read and hope friends throughout, tn,
State wall circulate the documents during
the winter II you have a Prospectus for The Weekly
Tribune send me a few copies. Truly youts."
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
From a private letter to the Editor, dated

From private letter to The Editor, dated
"SourH BENp, Indiana, Nov 81
"The late Elections, rather their results, have n'rt
tied us most delightfully."- You ell Wing IN the street
by flashing Of his eye and the smile his coun'enance
They cheer brethren in Just the critical nick OF
time and now there is not of AntiC Clay feeling IN
the Wings OF this region All ave for him first and last and
if he doesn't get the vote ndana will be because there
enough Wing do il and because the!
not put i the ballotbox.
Van is popular with his party he was in io
There strong Gas, feeling among our Loco Foco farm
ers aud he could do in 'l,i= st.'r ~
Of his party. Many ot our op""r'~' p.t
ed would ooly for him. the choice (a er opmion>
OF two evils, aud because the y hate Clay.
The Tariff is growing IN favor with the bone aud sins"
OF all parties here and al rapid rate too
'Sent by private hand and ony received Yesterday Ed
Extract frnm q husnnss letter To this Office
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

i Rev ALEx. CsMrBELL and Eev. \. l.
RICE were debating con,royerted points of Iheol-
ogy, or Church-difference, at Lexington at our
last adyices. NIr. c. is the head-man OF the sect
called Disciples or sCampbelItes; Mr.. r. is
Presbyterian. They have for moderators Henry
Clay Chief Justice Robertson, and Hon. John
Speed Smith!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

COURT OF SEssIoNs-Durnig the term of this
Court, which ended Saturday so tried OF
otherwise disposed Of The Grand Jury found 70 bills and
dismissed 90 complains, ignoring the bills.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

u The HurcHlSsoS FAMILY sing this even
ing at the Stuyvesant Institute. We notice
. The Grave Of Bonaparte,' and the beautiful
and admirably executed song, Excelsior, among
the list advertised. They introduce several comic
songs between the graver pieces, some of which
have an excellent point. They need no recon-
mendalion, for their houses are already crowded
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

u We call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of Prof. Bronson's two last nights
at the Apollo Salon. The variety Mr.. Bronson
introduces into his lectures, and the amusement
he blends with information bring him crowded
houses.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
u Rev. G. D. CuEEvEa gave last evening, il

D Rev. G. B. CBEEvER gave last evening, IN
the Allen-st. Presbyterian Church, his announced
Lecture on the Life and Times OF JOIN BUNrAS,
Introductory to a Course on Christian experience,
duty and character, as wildly portrayed IN The
Pilgrims Progress To say thatit was most
interesting, instructive and salutary discourse
would be but to express the unanimous conviction
Of the crowded assembly which heard It.
But VIC ONLY mentioned this to call attention
10 one or two habits or notions on the part of
some of our church goeTs which we think need
rerision-as, for instance
l. Going lae meeting whsn you know twill be crowd
ID Unpuacuay is hardly crediIabie any how bat
to7pias into crowded, strange church, (o familiar
oaf) half an hour after commences and expecting
seat to found made for you hardly the thing spe-
cay when ladies expecting seats TO be eped
he bottom il. their behalf IL the midst CT vine worship
It apt TO cause regret that they did EARLIER
he ildest phrase. We doubt The policy justice these
.ho have cce in good season getting paad giving place
the eleventh hour people, even though they under
bonnets.
D Young gentlemen who drop in during prayer or after
aud find the filed, should satisfy themselves that there
place good enough for them before they have made the
.ne circuit Of The house, u7 stairs and down They may
walk sscelly and look TOO killing but Of the
assemblacc have time ust then 20 admire them
g. There need Of starting for home BY Tie
time ths services ;hse-:ouh5 Several Of the
people here with idea OF attending 10 what said
and they chance hear the Singing aud Prayer,
least to seem hear them. sismm;ng doors and shutting
feet are feeble aids DEVOTION aad if the Music needs
running accompaniment the running Of the People is
hardly il.
TO sa nothing Of respec, for the house of Cod, there
consideration for the feelings and wishes Of Others required
in every gathering which wellbfed rgnthsavd per
son will be likely to forge, any where.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

MOBILE received an accession Of 500 to its pop.
lation, by returns and otherwise, on the 18th and
18th inst. Specie is also flowing rapidly into that
City, and Business is reviying.
SPECIE AT New -ORLEAHs.-Ovcr S35, 900 in
Specie arrived at New Orleans on the 18th and
SIZE, 600 on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

C Col Webb has come of with flying colors IN the
Cooper prosecution jury after Absence c seventeen
,ninutys, coming into CoUrt with verdict Of not guilty.
Who Is the next customer Aurora.
Here
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the children have gathered. But let Us not quar-
rel with our benefactors. Perhaps Tennyson Is
too quaint and elegant. What then Il Is long
since we have had as good lyrist it vii be long
before we have his superior. Godiva is a no,
BILE poem that will tell the legend thousand
years. The poem of all the poetry OF the present
age, for which we predict the longest term Is
Aboun ben AdheIn OF Leigh Hunt Fortune
will still have her part IN every victory, and 1t IS
strange that one of the best poems should Dc
written by man who has hardly R-ltten any
other. And Godira IS parable which belongs n,
to the same gospel. Locksley Hall and The
Two Voices are neditatlve poems, Thlo CT W were
slowly written to be slowly read The laiklng
Oak though little hurt by its wit and !nge-
nuitv, is beautiful, and the most poetic OF the
volune. Ulysses belongs to hig Oh class of
poetry. destined 10 be the highest, and to be more
cultivated IN the next generation. 'Enone was
a sketch of the same kind. One of the best
specimens we have Of the class is Wordsworth
Laodamia,' OF which no special ment Ii can
possess equals the total merit Of having selected
such subject in such spirit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17
IN cnANaERy-Belore the vics chanceIloro Of

N Cu-.SHER before The Wee Chancelofd
Il the f,rst Grcuit-E.a B. Warrous vs. John " L1,ps
et al IA p'.tace.oa decreta orir Of this D0un aes-
the dct" ot ;hs subscriber, Of the 10 .srrs ,he!e b
wilkins Rollln AnetICnerrs, the Merchant, fxcts:
h r CITY Of Ne" 0rk Gu Inc 18th day OF AlifthR-s at
o'clock n00nsoi thar L.y all thar TIM village lot krgsa
on the ar OF tllrn9e Ulster Comfy aud 81 SIC Of s.
beaaar On lie 6t :ori. Of agHS.its ii
now 81 laif q the possession Of VIM eddin aud rms teA3
frt to lot nura6@f yhfr~ tsj aolof atey 5w 81
occupied By Albert Penny thence south forty degrees ~
Lso chains aud ity !iGks tho lands iafe II JD
Wietts, thence north fifty degrees hundred fae
the nrs posi- road thence along he said post Io1d cohie
degrees east two chains aad fifty links The place Of b
Also all the following lots pieces aud ra,-ls Of @
4itulr aud being Elleuylle lister lad SAT-
thr-r and try -four IN The Hornb-ck Purrf5e tei3Eiss
The month coEf oi @.trecet aud the posi- road liagfS
Kingston WusbOrougf aud gouth Conner ri M s,9f 81
mehy occupied b. Frost J. GouId and ruunng iror, s8
north ffiy i-g'ees vest along CentIetrat 70 .add 10
nifty set 10 ot number rt5-t-o ineace uorth ir1J 5
east along said lof No q one HUNDRED Ter ~ i5t No tf
aoHr lots 30 and s1Ht nifty degrs,eas hnsdnsssi
hfLy bet TO te post road thence along The sane 'osia 20
degfs vest 10 the place Of beginning saying aud E.
aud lot numoef thirty -four And also cne ots5 lot q ~
iyis 70 f.eHEilie aforesaid beginning The sor'hstes
The ns" post road from Kingston Wursboroug ,oatS
degrees wrs thirteen CHAINS AID SentT Isis 70 eorag
lhoiis slasons land thence aiaag said land ;oefh 81
st aegfsf" east abort O'r cl'ains hi,y link, neaes
iSrFslx degrees thtrty minutes Seventh ave lt3
g'ef5 ras about twelve chains tWeaty-one ks % ibe 80
east corner CT iot No ~ thence along lots No ~ II -.
u .si my aef 90! s'x chains hityhse i.+
excepting and .seys our Of the above c, wate;a g =
sos:h sde Of 3sid LOT conveyed 20 Jacob A Loe asa
school hocs Let oa the -t-iy side Of said loo also - e.
lot sold Rats ClaIk he aorthcrly par tie aFs
aud hall acre ot sold 10 Joseth D. Cutler also eSse
about rb.ee 81 arr ,i- southeast 0! and
ing sid Curier o' ezdiag soa, fty dyrees eat
east boasds aud BOUNDED south BY SAID slioa ts
and on nor-west by said Callers half acre ot and sig
lots known tie map Of the property included 10 SD I
lses a. Iots o. g. IS and s.. New York January ~ Eis
F. ". BCRxE, Solicitor fl9 iaTGs ~
The sale OF M ADORE property postponed 70 the ~ -
Aprli next, al The saIae hour aud place. New Yo a
1873. WILLIAM ". CASfpSkLL,
u2I lsvr49 Master Ia Chaser:
saie Of the above property farther yostDoues y
I'd day OF April Inst, the same tune and place
1873. WILLIAM w CAMPBELL
ai0 awEa22 Master IN Chsnear