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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
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,.s I'm or GEORGE BtTrIER, 1 Ne>ey-St.

,,1 FOR S\LF-N Fufiu of - nce,. pleasantly situated
S5S in n heniihy ocatoU South Bmn,wlck; y j. near
tI. N-,y urk nnd rhllnia phia Railroad. y miles ifoH
Nrw-York About 70 acr~ 10 high Snte :" cultivation.
IN fence npule and peach orchards. timber hnd &c
hn.s hnrn shop and other nut bu dlug. good and
neu, wth good wuer-pump the door 80 the s1cA
rron tool, farming utensils Among the stock Durham
nnd berkshire. Of the first pedi.ees The farming uten. nre
r.; und .iirien, Tor M system oi HgtlcuGre-
Inquire Of NJ PALMER. II VI u. street, nr
;..j- i,, " 4 p SMITH IS Liberty street,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

PIANO FORTES.-The subscriber Offers for
sne assortment Of Rosewood and Mnhog-
80 any COttHGe and Horizontal Pnno Foftes Of
]! - every variety Of pnerns, from six u
"cinVes. with NIL the m0de'n improvements. These
ments made o the best reasoned with tic Fienrh
Grand Action. md are warranted Ia stand my climate Per
yited 10 call y. u. Old PiHnos tnkel eIcignge
JAMES THOMPSON. late iallmun HANDEL
leIi Inn No. Bnrclny-st opposite the A.tor house.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
-, NORRIS AND ESSEN RAiLROAl-SlJM- NJ
ALL MER NGEMENT-Commencing lues-
&xAzEtA hav Anrll2

%'; E. Ssis;s aszTs'i ;ssi siii T. 'ssss #
the pnfien and perfect order NeT and spsRd!
safety surpassed Travellers for Morris
town. Schoocys Mountain md EstOn. or Beyldee VsWeso
Newton Sanhope Dover Parsppany. ROckAwny and bhsk-
enrdge will find tins the mvst sale and expeditions o any
other mode at conveyance
time pr the Philadelphia trains and ut New York IN time ior
boats North aud East nj O'Clock
By the present arrangement hours will be afforded TO
persons o business pleasure New ok. and Our IN Nor
Ey- The Cars tf this Company through from Jensy
City to A0nu thus avoiding the dsny and nconvenisnce
nnri IRA UODp. SupSrintenLenL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

FNSStUE FhUNI Ikt.IINNII
,5T7e DAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR-From Cork.
ShAE Dublin Belfast Newry. Londonderry. Nnterhri.
WeNuf sligo, Coleran. Duudnlk Droghe.a Limerick, &c
Passages all times be engaged with the sub.c
bers the advantageous first class" New York
built packets sailing from Liverpool
EVERY FIVE DAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 1874
Two things necessary for tSe comfort md general
o the passengers will be found connected with this line #
ships proper attention Liverpool. and good nccOnmo
dation bonrd tire shps which the subscribers
8, they engage bring For further particulars, apply LETTERS
paid To w. & j. ]. TAPSCUTT. n SOutn--treet,
corner MAIDEN lane.
Agents in Liverpool:
i,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

or LOOK. PHYSiClANS,-For SALE =, Farm oi &C
S% nces IN order situated IN Long Island, nj pre-
- occupied by phy'lcnn who wishing 10 retire from
prnctic. would >e snd farm and Introduce purchaser IN
10 a good practice. For pafticnr,S. inquire oi .
Ie.g In CHARLES BAKER, 3 Montgomery st. y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13
A POCKET PtcKEp.-A man nai

\ POCKET PICkLD.-A nun named John knIV
vas arrested and fully comna for picking tie pocsc, Of
Finkn Hopkins NJ the corner Of Leonard and Centre streets
OF small amount Vt money, consisting %. bank bill,
BURGLARY.-rhc premises occupied by fIr. 7,
~ Clark, No i58 Croby broken into ON Saturday
night aud check the Bank Ct the Stle of New York f,r
So like of bank bl: Also lady. gold watch and
pencil case. &c, stolen. Tie burglars escaped
Lock THrFF.-A man named John Hudson wa
arrested at The corner of Bton.ay and Canal Tor steal
!nG t;"o large locks with b5IsS knobs. Ccnmttc,!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

T We ask the especial attention oil discngaged
young men OF information and some means, who
are contemplating Mercantile life, and of all who
desire and can afford Summer OF refined intellect
ual travel, TO the advertisement ofa VOYAGE TO THE
MEolrERRAsEAs, in this paper So felictous
combination Of the useful with the desirable has
never come within our observation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13
Upper POLICE
II 1 IN pIsll4 T..
IT TO COMMIT RAPE.-On Thursday

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE.-On Thursday
night last i!rs. Mlrgnretta Matilda Lynch of 40 =
Bowery, passing through Washington Parade Ground
She was seAed by iour young men, who irfh endenvcd
10 commit upon or person. They forced her down.
when she screamed. and struck and chokcd: and the
wg,c'nsn coming - hnr ns'.nnc", young man. named
Gilbert Du.nn. taken the upper police cticc and
committed 10 prison. The other three cscapci.
STEALING il GRArE.-Lcwis Williams and JAS
Williams. eoloed boys were arrested and committed for
stealing crate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13
Anpointncnts by the President.

By and riti The diriee aud consent Of the Se7,ats
Edward hcChdy to be Attorney Of the United States
South Carolina. Teappolnted.
F Coz. Henry Mayor. Joshua Pierce, Chas. K. Be!,
Lewis C.rey, John Cox and Robert W mite be members
OF the Levy Cou;t IN the county OF Washington, D. c. reap
pointed.
Thomas Sewail, Thomas Donoho and " ian Minor 10 be
Inspectors ofthe PenIentiary, d. {. reippon:ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13
Two Days Later from Texas.


The steamer Galveston has brought news into
New Orleans from Texas up to the 9th.
The Trial Of Com.ltoorc probably viii not take
place.
There had been 4 strmisE between the From.
tier men end the Caronucha Indians.
a party Of Mexican bandits had been captured
near San Antonio by Maj. Hays.
The Texas papers were filed with spcculations
relative to Annexation.
The Bark Vim. Inc, which had gone ashore
upon the Pelican Island, after dscharging her
cargo, was gotten Off
IMroRrAsr.-By the following paragraph in
fridays Madisonian, it seems that Texas has
rejected the Armistice negotiated with Mexico by
her Commissioners or coure, she is undenably
at open war with Mexico. How, then, can any
man honestly pretend that her Incorporation with
this country does not inevitably involve US in i'm
mediate war with Mexico
THE DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS."
The opponents OF Annexation have rctreated 10
this ground. They say the Texan Commission
ers have signed an armlstice With Mexico, in
which their country is called the Department Of
Texas"
Official information has been received in Wash.
ington containing the intelligence that President
Houston has rejected the armistce. Neither be
nor the people of Texas will ever recognize any
act or expression the part OF his or their agents.
directly or remotely acknowledging the sup.em
acy of Mexico
DRowsED.-A man named Erickson, soldier
from Governors Island, was drowned yesterday
afternoon in the Narrows. A small boat, in which
he and four others had gone out, capszed, when he
Immediately sunk, and was no more. HIS body
was afterwards picked up by schooner, some
distance below The otherp persons in the boat were
all saved.
~ Mr. s. II. BRANCH delivers Z free lecture on
.Haemotechay, this evening in the Stuyyesant insi-
tute He proposes to vindcate himself from the
imputa,ions which we, in common with others, have
cas-, upon hin for his toward Prof. Gouraud.
Those who feel interest in the subject are invited TO
attend.
EccALEoBloN.-Thc proprietor has procured al
great expense from South America an alligator 5
Egg, from which young one may be expected in a
few weeks. No pains or expense will be spared 10
merit continuation OF the extraordinary patron.
age bestowed upon this most fashionable scientific
and attractive exhibition.
CO AMERICAS MusEUM.-Who the Orpheans IS the
general cry We canno; tell; but they are, family OF
SINGERS unyalled this country. The Museum last week
crowded hear them. The manager hts engaged
them to-day also the great comic WInchel nts
the nnts Cole and his dog and CeTo. Performances g.
and r. NJ Don't fail 10 80 early account Of seats.
and ALL
RAYMOND AND WEEKs's GRAND MgSAGERIE-Ths esab
i.tneIt opens this day ct the hours spec fed III the advertise
ien ut the OF ot street aud Boysrr ie'r Dcbars
by his pccua skill courage and rolon, u the stock tha
elected much adnutian last yea., and tho whole present
nrvued collection, the only the United States.
lt-Read the advertisement of tho York Uecs Museum
which rceist performers, Dwarf, Gians &c. are TO b
| seen for on eshiling.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13
COUNTY COURT.

This cour, met on Saturday afternoon in relation
To the Impeachment OF Justice Gilbert. charged with refusing
admit stage driver 10 ball when good bal Offered Tor
ms appearance and also refusing tu permit N h. MGowan
10 bal frivolous complaint that Ind been urged
The court adopted resolutions declaring their belief that Jus
ce Gilbert had not been governed by improper motives aud
q lyus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13
SUBSCRIPTIONS to Clay Tribune.

- We requested to thai there will be grand
procession and celebration Of the Sunday School connected
with the Methodist Church in is city Monday afternoon
MGy l3i Ut the Washington Parade Ground
II Don't forget Mr.. Bmdbury's juvenile Concert be
gwen at the Baptist Tabernacle Mulberry street. this eyeu-
nr will be the last given this and we advise all
WHO wish TO witness interesting and beautiful per
foEnlancc ~ attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

RACE BETWEEN FASHION AND CoLoxEL.-The
race between these two crack nags-i miles and
repeat, for purse ef S700-camc off ycster-
day at l O'Clock, over the Kendall Course. The
6lst four miles were run in minutes and 5li
seconds, Fashion keeping the lead from length
to length and half all the time. When the
hour for the second heat came round. it was an
nounced from the stand that Colonel had been
withdrawn. Fashion galloped round the track
and Of course took the purse without much trou-
bic. Bait. Pat OF Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13
r-,,r-yT CALENDAR. TINS DAY.

r,ecr,r CoURr.-Nos. %, y. S3, 81, 80, H. ~,
49, u, ), 267, 81, l, AZ, Il.
SrrER,oR CoURT.--Argument term
CoMMos PLEas.-Vacution.
rs. C,RcuIr CovRr.-No jury trial this day
crv rZTrI nee.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13
Mr.. McKay,s Bill dead, dead:


House. OF REPREsE ENrArvEs. May 10. 2tt, NJ.
DEAR SIR-rhe Tariff Bill has been laid on
the Table by H05 to 99-a test vote. A mo-
ton to reconsider was made,-and now the vote
is taking motion to adjourn, to give chance
for a caucus. Yours.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

a. Gen. GAINES, with division Of the army,
has been ordered to make his head quarters on
the Sabine river. A considerable naval force,
seventeen sail, we understsnd0 vii! rendezvous
as soon as possible in the Gulf of Mexico. The
steamship Union, we are told, will be the flag.
ship; and the fleet will be under the command ot
Commodore Conner. These measures are only
measures of ordinary prccauton. and ought not
to cause any unusual speculation or excitement;
The ar,nisticc between Texas and Mexico expired
by limitation on the lst inst; but VIC do not be-
lieye hostil;tics will be resumed.
New Orleans Bee, May 3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

u Mr.. BARNuM, proprietor of the Exchange
Hotel in Baltimore, died very suddenly at eight
O'Clock yesterday morning. His loss will he
deeply felt by large circle, of acquantances and
friends. Amer Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

Mail FOR TIE PAcFlc.-The Madisonian an,
nounccs that The L. S. schooner PhGnix. Lieu
tenant Commandant a. Sinclair, viii sail from
Norfolk on the20th instant, for Chagres, and "ii
convey such letters aud newspapers as may fcaca
Norfolk, postage paid, on or before that day on
her return to the United States, the Ph@nH VIII
stop at Carthagena.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

IL The Baltimore Patriot of Friday an
nounces the death in that City Of Mr.. Billings, a
delegate from Vermont to the Wing National
Convention His remains were lntcrredln Green
Mount Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

SUNDAY.

THEFT.-Alarearet SiGrr was ARE sted and com
mtted oT senlns glazed cap rom the store OF ThcoC.c
Clark, corner o. ChHtiaG. and PeHtl streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

HiGIwAY RoBREaY.-On Wednesday evening
last, citizen OF Union township, was attacked
by a highwayman on the Mcchanicsburph road,
some three or four miles from this place. After
a severe scutflc the robbcr was ovcrpowered, and
the gentleman escaped with slight flesh cut on
his arm, and his clothes considerably cut about
the breast. We learn also, that within a few
nights past two horses have been stolen at
Springfield. These things would seem to indi-
cate that a gang of robbers are proving through
this section of the country, and the people, both
of town and country, wonid do well to be On Their
guard Urbana (Ohlo) Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

=. The lovers OF Juvenile Music will be graft.
tiled 10 learn that Mr. BRADBURY gives another OF
his delightful Festivals at the Baptist Tabernacle
in Mulberry-street, this evening. Those who ex-
pccr TO obtain seats must go early, Mir. BIS enter
,sinments being always crowded.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

RAYMOND AND WEEKs's GRAND MgSAGERIR-This estab
i.eI opens this day. ct the hours spec fed the advertise
men ut the OF ot street aud Bowcry. ierr Dricbar
hns added many of those nnna that he has conquered
by his pecula skill. courage and re,olton, u the stock that
elected much admiration last yea:. and tho whole presents
unvued collection, the only in the United states.
-Read the advertisement of tho York uec'sl Museum.
which ceisht performers, Dwarf, Gan &c. ore to be
6,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

60 AMERICAS MUsEUM.-Who arc the Orpheans IS the
general cry We canno; tell: but they are family of
SINGERS, unrivaed this country. The Museum last week
crowded hear them. The manager hts engaged
them Tor to-day also the great comic Winchell nso
the nnt. Cole and his dog and Cero. Performances ut 81
and T. NJ. Don't fail 10 80 early account Of seats one
ui,N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

From THE PAcIFIc-Wc arc indebted 10 the
attention of Captain A. S. DUNCAN, supcrcargo
OF the brig Tweed, for the following interesting
memoranda respecting Chill, Peru and Bolivia,
brought down to the first week in February.
When the Tweed left the Pacific, Chill was
under good and efficient Government, evidcn-
cling ever disposition, by equitable and just laws,
to promote the prosperity and happiness of the
people. Commerce and Agriculture are equally
protected and, as a natural consequence, the
country is fourishing and making rapid strides
to rank among the nations OF the earth. Thcim.
provenen;s made within the last twelve years
are great. Towns have been built up, and pro-
perty has increased in value to IN extent unpre-
cedcnted.
The U. s. Minister at Chill, Mr.. Pcndeton,
has had the claims of the United States Govern
ment acknowledged on very favorable terms, and
they are now in progress of liquidation. Mr.. P
is highly esteemed by the Chillan Government
and his own countrymen, and reflects great credit
on his country Baltimore American.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

FsoM CHISA-The ship Zenobia arrived from
Canton last night, having left Macao on the Goth
January. OF course her dates have been an,cips-
ted by the Overland Mail received By the Hibcrnin
We are indebted 10 the poIilcness OF Capt. Kenny
OF the Zenobia for files ofthe Hong Kong Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

I A slave belonging to Mrs. Parker, in
New Orleans, attempted to take the life Of Z
co!ored woman on the I'd. He was Immediately
arrested.
u Strawberries made their appearance in
Philadelphia Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

~ The Daily Tribune is 70; sale by w A. Mundel Nc
] Alarvins Row. a, Saratoga Spnncs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

EccALEoBloN.-Thc proprietor has procured al
great expense from South America an Altigator's 5
Egg, from which young one may be expected in a
few weeks. No pains or expense will be spared 10
merit continuation OF the extraordinary patron
age bestowed upon this most fashionable, scientific
and attractive exhibition
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

I Mr. s. Il. BRANCH delivers free lecture on
Naemotechay, this evening in the Stuyvesan, insti
tute He proposes to vindicate himself from the
imputations which we, in common with Others have
cast upon hia for his course toward Prot. Gouraud
Those who feel interest in the subject invited 10
attend
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

G Subscribers to hs paper who changed their resdence
On the m day oG May OF those who wish to be regularly
served requested to send through the Post other
,v.e their add,ey the yice Nassau street. opposite the
CIV Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

vIRGlNn.-The repor; that Wing Delegate
had been chosen from Grayson and Carroll is
contradicted. Parks, Loco, is rejected. So
the Joint Ballot stands s4 Wing to 50 Loco, un.
til the contests are settled, when we are confident
of Sc Nhic 10 so Loco.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-13

mined aversion TO all others
Now, my friends, | say here, es | said at
Baltimore, We must make ourselves missionaries.
We must carry light into dark places. (Cheers)
We must raise our voices and expound cur prn-
cipes; we must ditfuse knowledge among those
who are not so favored as ourselves. And for
this end, there is no more advantageous means
than public addresses aad meetings, throughout
the whole country 1t is OF the highest import
ance TO meet men in their own localities; because
an invitation TO attend public address VIII al
ways attract more less oi those opposed in SEN
timent TO the speaker and there is ever some
chance that truth spoken, or new views present.
ed, NAV change such hearers from their errone-
Gus to correct opinion. And therefore, say
that it is not sufficient for US to only hold great
conventions, but we must 90 abroad amongst
the people; we must endeavor to convince the
unconvinced; to argue conclusivcly and persua-
sively against error; and to bring our neighbors
into an adherence to those great principles of
government and political action, on which we
think the preservation of the country and Con-
stitution depends. (Appause.) Gentlemen, there
is power IN trutt-there is a power n truth
which under the most inauspicious cucumstan-
ces, finally works itself out and makes itself ac-
knowledged.
Fellow.citizens, in my opinion the great
principles OF the Federal Constitution and the
real interests of the country received shock l6
years ago, in the election OF General Jackson to
the Presidency, from which they are but just re-
covering. Great cheering.) Il is hardly too
much to say that he caused revolution. Renew
ed appause.) do not SO mean in the strict sense
OF the word, but 90 mean 10 say that by the
strength OF his determination, by the force of his
iron WILL which would submit to no counsel. by
the principles which nc carried into his Cabinet
by the opinions to which he adhered and OF
which he acted-pre,,y much in defiance OF law
and the Constitution-he did much 10 unhinge
the liberty and destroy the we-being Of the Re.
public. His doctrines tended directly to the sub
version OF all free government. He pronounced
distinctly that he was the only representative o
the whole American people. Where did he Learn
that doctrine?
The Constitution speaks of no sole represen
tatve of the peop!c-lt speaks Of the President as
no representative at all. Tue people choose thei
representatives, themselves by States and Dis
uicts our whole fabric ofgovernmcntis Z Limited
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-09

scot village, near Lynn, place inhabited by fish
crmcn, flag staff painted black, has been erected
upon building, from which waves the American
flag, union down, bound in black Grape an eighth
of yard deep, and below which is this inscrip-
toni" In memory Of His Excellcncy Thomas
Wilson Dorr, Governor of the State of Rhode
Island, who was sentenced to the State Prison by
British Tyranny, June %, 1874. This staff was
erected by an old fisherman, who says the flag
must continue to wave there over the grave of
freedom, night and day, until it is blown to the
fur winds in pieces.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-09

Illinois SiK.-Mr. Durfee, of Ran
dolph, has shown the editor of the ST,
Louis New Era some very fine speci-
mems of sewing silk raised and manulac-
tured by him in that county. Some Of i,
was dyed black and some was very
white, the natural color. He has raised
about ten bushels Of cocoons this year
The climate and soil of Illinois and Mis-
souri,, will admit of the culture Of the null
berry and the rearing of silk worms to al
most any extent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-09

The editor of The Chicago Journal can "pass."
The man that delivered temperance lecture down
cast with tumblcr Of brandy 10y his side, from
which be kept taking little as he proceeded, 10y
way OF Frightening his ideas, can pass along his
hat. The Journal Of July 30th, in reply to an mr.
ilclc III Detroi, paper calling on the democrats
TO organize aud agi,ate "solemnly protests against
this work Of agitation aa contemplated by the de-
morra,s, in appeals to the baser passions of our
na,ure;" "warns them against the consequences
of 9gia,ng aud exciting the community with IN.
fsmmotcfy speeches and newspaper artlclcs;'
aud calls upon them to "relect aud mediate up
on the ruin such a course is too well calculated
TO bring upon us" Now oil this sounds brave
Is; but wha, must the replcr,hink when he learns
that the same mun that pcEncd those sentences
was in 1870 a rampant whIg, approving and par
licipang in all the hard citer orglcs--Ihe sPrees
and reSelS Of the party that male no prcension
TO principles but went "ior Harrison therefore,
without why or wherefore aud lha' but re-
Gently, he attended u great spree of the same par
~ III Peoria, where the great wing orators 80 sex.
cited apj ogiioted" the assembled mass with Gin
nammaiory speeches That they all came away
hoorse aud filed to the bfm wish wing onlhusi.
ssm and that when he so. home, he Published
Allowing description Of the whole affair in biz
paper, having but few weeks before. published
with appreciation full account of another bu
larger aud sliil more demorallzlng spree Of tn,
same sort tina, had just cone eli a, Baltimore
80, consistency" &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-09

A Nd3ing dt The Dsgf and DgDi6.--A very
interesting account of the wedding of two deaf
mu,cs, Nathan Miles Toucn of Long Island. a
monitor of the Institution of the deaf aud dumb,
and Mrs. Mary VI. Mitchell, also employed ia the
same institution, is given in the New York Adj
reTiiscr. The principal Of the institute ,ransla-
ted by signs the obligations Of the marriage vow,
as they were attested by the clergyman, and the
parties responded by making the necessary letters
With their fingers, and after the ceremony the hap.
Py couple drove oil in carriage To Long Island,
where Mr. Totten has little property. 1t was
nothing new to the lady, who was widow--lhe
experiment was on The side of the gentleman
The odds, however, we believe TO be in his favor.
II he comes home late at night from Publication
she VIII never sCOld him; if he hcstuws an addi-
iona glance on a pretty gn!, she is not the wife
10 uphraid him; she will be meek, quiet and sub.
nissive of course aniab!e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-09
Administrators Sale.


Nj Office is hereby given that by
Y virtue Of an order of the La Sale
circuit court, made a! its March term, A.
ID. 1874, upon the application OF William
Seeley, administrator of the estate OF Ben
jamin Lundey, decd, for leave to sell The
following real estate, will on Monday
the seventh day of October, A. d. 1874,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. ana
o'clock p. m. Of the same day, upon the
premises hereinafter described. sell TO the
highest bidder for cash, at public sale,
part Of the northeast / of sect. 20, town.
ship 81, north range |, west Of the Sd.
principal meridian, commencing at the
north east corner Of said section 90;
thence running west on section line 62
perches thence running south 34a de-
grees, east 4s perchcs; thence south SO
degrees, east 1915 perches; thence north
CO perches to place of beginning, contain
ing 1912 acres in the county of Putnam.
WILLIAM SEELEY, .4Rm'r.
August 0, 1914. got.