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EOREIGN TARIFFS-The Comparative Tariffs
l. Of Six Nations; duties goods carried into
them from foreign nations, from their Colonies,
into theirown Colonies &c, &c, exhibited at length
in statistical tables the commercial relations Of the
United States with foreign nations tabular state
meats of the domestic exports Of the United States
the duties imposed on them by foreign countries /;
navigation tonnage duties, charges and measure
ment; saustory restrictions Colonial trade, &c, &c.
vol. Of 700 pages octave. For sale "a few copies
only by
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nR. WAKEFIELD has removed from George
- town, ID. c. to street, the second house Yves
OF the Medical College, Washington, where he ten
ders his professional services to the inhabitants an,
those Of the vicinity. His Office is 10 the basement
march 30-2aw1m
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DISRAELI'S MISCELLANIES OF LITERA.
TURE, 3 volumes, price 81 so
D'Isracli's Amenities Of Literature, 2 volumes
price 1926. just received.
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NORFOLK, Va.

EsocH Hale, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
Deferred
City INTELLI q l. n CE.

WEDNESDAY.

CIRCUIT COURT. :. :. Before Judge KENr
F. Colliard rs. N. Wright and James Meyers
Action TO make Mr. Wright (o the firm of Rawdon rhh
& IIatch) liable debt Of $1,000 due by Mr. Meyer Dfy
Goods Dealer Broadway. it being asserted by pa'nu "
he was general partner which denied The jury eo""
not agree, and were discharged.
Henry 4. Allen cs. IRE Burt-lhe pia'l'''i
bought OF defendant the soop Mary, which ne sceu
pairs but W whch iIbeed for $50 due to seaman io n
before she fell into the hands of defendant o p"' ~
she was sold The present action Tor damages u Oss
con,ended that defendant liable for the lien 'efuit' io
plaintiff, SCI
MARINE COURT =. Before Judge RAspALL
Hoffman ct al rs Drew.-Second acton TO re-
corsr dnrna amour, agreed upon consideration OF laying
nm the steamboat Swallow, oil the Albany Line 'efdict
for plaintiff $50
Patrick Colohan rs. David Evans.-Slander-
The plaintiff was employed hand in PameEs Omnibus
stables He sues the foreman Of the establishment TO recover
damages for SANDER saying Mr. Palmer that he plan-
al had stolen quantity of paint. which Caused plaintiff 10
be discharged No defence offered Verdict for plain
tiff $780,
James Mcclure os. David Evans.-Ihe plaintiff
vas night watchman the stable and accused By Evans
of coeagung with Coloan whereby he also was discharged
hut subsequently, restored He brings action Tor olander
Verdict for plaintiff, $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

AFFkAY BETWEEN SLAVE AND HIS MASTER
FLORENCE, (Ala.) 25th ult.-Mr. FARES or
dered two negroes to tie another negro, Martin,
in order that he (Mr. Faires) might punish him
for some offence committed" Martin refused to
submit, and swore that he would kill the first one
who should lay hands upon him. Mr.. FARES re-
piled that he (Martin) then would have to kill
him. Martin then advanced with rock in hand,
and Mr.. FARES, who was then on horseback, shot
him. Mr. FARES then dismounted, and Martin
struck him with two rocks. Martin then drew
knife and made three or four passes at Mr..
FARES, who struck the deceased with stick and
knocked the knife out of his hand. Martin then
wrested the stick from Mr. FARES and struck
him with it two or three times, and as the de-
ceased made the last blow, Mr.. FARES stabbed
HIM with knife. As Mr.. Fares made the stab
with the knife, the deceased knocked him down
with stick. The deceased then walked offand
fell. Florence (Ala.) Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

SulclpE.-We learn from the Gaena Ill.) SEN
tnel, that John Hilyard, aged 80 years, resident
of Council Hill OF that State, committed suicide
on the 3lst ult, by shooting himself through the
head with pistol. He left letter saying that
ne was mpelled TO commit the act by the loss of
his property and the fear of being treated with con-
tempt in his old age. The act had been in conren-
plation some time.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
E7AlRBANKs's PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.

IA
The manufacturers have brought these Balances very
gea. sreG Of erecti2n and IN their various
ACTIONS are required by weight 10 the mechagcsl
.iou, care is taken to secure sTRkNGTH DURABILITY
aud TO gwen amount but uniform accuracy at every Hsie OF
the Platform and thruuShoq IN, entire rang" from the lowest
10 tt- CHEST capacity of th- Balance.
These Scales keep tsir adjustment perfectly a
bic arrangement and seldom 10 any expense ios 1:iir:-
ui In some OF them they nave been long the operation
being perfect Sc so II the Dormant AID lortabe Scales 10"
them in constant use Of years, testify irr
aniion ACCURACY and 70 the fact HAT ,s anpsaE Hasetsd
where they extensively ased soi III private warehouses
~ - EDWARD FIELD, No. Pla,rstrse and
J. w. THORNE, No. lis Broad-stf~~,
o2o eodlv Nsw-Yotk.
N1ORAND'S DAGUERREOTYPE LIKE
lsi NESSES.-Th- subscribers prepared al al! times,
take ksnesses style unsurpassed hy any artist the
country and evidence that -y clam no greater merit
than freely accorded by all. they ask attention 10 ie o
lowing extracts taken from great numbe) from the
lici:ed sncomiuuas bestowed on chem By the pess:
hsse deserving and Ingenious young nav brought the
process Perfection appears us as 1t caa5e
Of reaching Their lkenss.s not only perfect
remblancss but more finished IN execution than any others
Morand corner of Chamber street and Broadway has
Gently Succeeded in obtairns ikenesses which Posses the
expression and iyeiness Of The painted miniature LTbue
soRANp's DAcukRREorYrE.Ii ihtss tensmeh; ,I & ny r."
the art 10 perfection Certainly not surpassed oy any!
NB-Canefa aua all necessary p4iatus for sale, and
instruct on given or moderate terms, by
~ x q. II. MCRAND y ~.
Corner of Broadway aud Chamber street:
jail 3aw3m Entrance III Chamber ST
4 LIENS LADIES' FRENCH BOOTS
n rh- attention of the Ladies of NewYork decidedly
directed 10 this beautiful article manufacture 5y Mr.
Allen 70 Lispsuard street Go nhat Socir;y may Y
is the reGa of the it and oil Aliens Boots and
Shoes" Hence that he IS always busy, while others
are complaining. Their quality cannot be surpassed nor
their b.anry exceied. such masterpiece OF Mechanic
ought and doubtless VIII receive the best patronage. Hs
ne,t an geutee 10 LpenaTd-st., Groad"ay.
j23 cod Il LADIES.
JITILDER'S PATENT SAiANiA \ DER
~ SATELLITE subscriber is the cgiy authorized Ier.
son III the State TO make sii these valuable property fe
servers pledges himss the public tst all a!es made
by shall b- EQUAL tested they never haNn.
failed 10 preserve the uniuJured th"uSh reCu=Gt
exposed nteuse heat Dampnes has ben rHiirst
overcome, aud they '1drraHtcd dfg--a hayinI
Chubb's thief d-ector Lock which renders them the most
perfect article ever offered To the public.
Those who wish purchase article called improved
Salamauder Safes, Iuitaon Saiam1nde Safes % Second
Hand Safes. made by Z. aylo' and sad By Sim TO De
IRE eroof aud other second hand safes b" furnished IN
all sizes and designs prices according ~ Apply
f6 Inn SlLAS l.. HtRflNG. l53 " ateI St
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
Fer The New.York Tribune.
THEY DEEM THAT I'm FORGETFUL.
by MRS. J.pw. mERouR.

They deem that m forgetful
OF the bright days which are past
That shadow Ger the sunny stream
Of Memory is cast
That our New England home no more
Cleans brightly in my mind,
And silvery waves are all forgot
That gaily round it wind.
The rnurmur of that rushing stream,
The warble of the bird,
The waving of those ancient trees,
My memory oft has stirred;
My mothers gentle voice comes back
In accents as of yore,
Where brother and my sister played
Beside the open door
They deem that IN forgetful
That sister lieth low,
And my weary eyes have ceased at last
With tears to overflow.
They know not how sorrowing heart
In silence yet may pine,
How o'er the wrecks OF cherished hopes
Bright smiles may gaily twlne.
That sister ever brightly CLEANS
In Memory's casket now,
As when saw the hues of health
Upon her radiant brow.
Brightly and beautiful she passed
In Lies calm spring away,
To know in yonder glorious cline
A neyer-cnding day.
And now another sister blends
Her light steps with my own,
And gaily warbles forth the songs
Sung by our radiant one
Songs which will stir the inmost depths
Of Memory in their strain,
And bring the bright, departed scenes
To light and life again.
Oh! may she pass Lies boisterous stream
On an untroubled wave,
Which seeks nought but sunny shore
To sparkle or to lave.
Then, when her course on earth is done,
Oh! may to her be given
Bright faith to mount on seraph wing,
To Join our loved in Heaven.
They deem that I'm forgetlul
Oh. who can read the heart
Whose secret chambers here below
ltslongings ncer impart
Mine has as yet known but few years
OF sorrow or of Joy,
And friends all deem my pathway bright
Which knows of no alloy.
Thus it might be should Memory check
It's bright and vivid flow,
Leaving the joys which come not back
To sink It's waves below.
Then seek ye not the secrets OF
The heart again to find;
For who can know or read the depths
or the eternal mind
Touanda, Ps.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

-. WARRANTED CAST. STEEL III, sIs i
I TOOLs-Th4 real genuine CongrsJ5 ~ rrt 3, -
and any nise ni asd Win my bsnd sss
- recommend them aad al George Bf Ss 0s5ds
= Maiden lane Those tools ofsfea ,eoag,r ., sas
y | make si are designed dees,Ss; Sooa.1 aa.i
none of my tools. Mime stamped thus, dssless Ha
YORK, 80 Attorney.sI. a liberal discount " Isl ~
observe The stamp. -------.-Ir
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
TI,Hl. ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
4 ITALIAN CHEMICAL soar; FOR THE CUR.

OF ERUPIIUNS. CIAFFED FtEsH, HcItAVII01
10 hi; bed sayeral weeks during which time this wans
mousy counterieed; Therefore never buy cake ,sy
out the signature of l. Jones on the wrapper and paEtfu
in this CITY only at 82 Chahm-sree and ont Of tbs caf
only of the agents here advertised. Be careful OF thu Yea
want the genuine Always ask for Jonss's Italian Chrua
S0ap-tae other Without misrepresentation t1.s. ~
comiuns ofhe faculty, and the unsolicited aPpovlO,a
Medical Society OF Paris has cured thousands ihe y
ted States of every Disagreement and eruption oil h 'h
spots tan, sun burn mofphew. &c. Cure chappsd flesh
1t viii change rh color OF dark yellow or sun aasi y
rxcslienc- OF his read the following diploma awarded @S
Vesrrni the inventor by the Medical Society OF P,T
consider NJ Vesprin is the greatest phllanthIoi ol @e4.
and his italian Chemical Soap miracle to cure any eags
or Disagreement othe skin. 1t will prove bessnsi u
ages Sold By lhe only genera! agent IA The United S .s
T Jones' wholesale peTumer, lSn OF The ameilsda ~
SO hall,amstreer n Y, 39 Fulton.steet BloGsil.
State.streGr, Boston; Ledger Buildings, Phladshi,S
king-strset Charieston >. T.. @, ln@
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

SICKNESS IN THE NORTHERN COUNTIES OF Ar
KANsAs.-The following is an extract Of u letter
from Lawrence County, dated Jan. %:
g Six weeks ago we tondly hoped that the
malaly which had been raging so extensively
and fatally in this County and the adjacent re-
gion for the last twelve months had subsided );
but regret to say it has again set in, and carried
of many of our Oldest and most worthy citizens.
Among these, Arthur 6. Welch formerly of
Crttenden County,) on the 4th; John James, on
The Ith; and last, our much esteemed and wor-
thy Sheriff, Thomas McCarro, on the 18TH
And lament to inform you that the disease is
equally severe in Randolph County,
Little Rock (.Ark.) Banner.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

SsS HOUSE AND LOT In JERSEY CITY
s;E FOH SALE-Ihat valuable aud very pleasantly s,
assuated House and Lotion the souIhw corner OF " ash
ngt0n and ork streets the highest ground and the
centre OF the place. ver the public square From the
upper stores there delightful prospect of the North RIVER
stories. built OF hiick, rh tia roof about year,
slnce, mostly by days work. the supetene nSe oi
basement lie inst furnished with Marble Aan;els
Crates, S'dns Doors, and Painted Walls Second story
the bail Third story h-s good rooms having lire
and three closets. The basement end ktche very
pleasant with CLOSETS panrrs between. Vault under the
street III front aud large brick csteI the yard The
p feet uont Washing and So deep York
street The House cost over $4,000 build and within
htee minutes walk Of the ferry, which makes very desir-
able residence for person dong business New York For
particulars apply 70 J. w. HIGGINS
l29 I'm . Il Dey n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

u One day last week, there was a terrible
battle on the wharf between a coon (an old pet
coon that figured in the Wing campaign Of lS40)
and couple of bulldogs, representing, we sup
poSe Van Burenism and Calhounism The bull
dogs fought desperately, bat the coon went to his
work asif the honor and glory of the nation We're
stakcd on him. Making his keen teeth meet
deep in the flesh of the greater dog Van Buren,
ism,) he dsregarded all the bites of lesser dog
(Calhounisn) and kept his hold so perseveringly
that at last the four-footed type of Loco Foceism
fled in agony bowling, and bearing his conqueror
along with him. Even then the brave coon re-
fused to relinquish his gripe, and the bystanders
had to interfere to save the dogs life.
This same old coon will be conspicuous at our
log-cabin raising in the spring. Keep your dogs
away, Messrs. Loco. Focos. Louisville Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

5zsTsss FARM FOR SALE.-Twelve hundred and
of most excellent land offered for sale by
S. the subscriber. Thus land is Known the Ashland
farm and situated IN the OF Lyme Jefferson County,
York Seven hundr4d and fifty Of the clear
sd h- residue heavily mbeed The land Of
fertility and is situated excellent wheagrowing section
The farm buildings numerous, extens and commodous,
aud the location OF the property such Offer most ad
ocaticn disposed TO enter extensively the farming bu
sness. or further particulars inquire oi
JOS A PHILLIPS, 3 Mile Bay, Jefferson Co. n. Y
Refers 10 Marsh Willis, l0 Pearlst, NewYork City.
September l9 1913. s2i 2tawtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

UFFICE Z
Old Aims House, (Park.)j
s'AXES OF lSi3.-Pursuant to the 18th and 6tI.
Sections OF the I'd Article of the Act for the Coieetiou
public notice is hereby given that unless the Taxes now re-
naming unpaid shall be paid on or before the 18Th of
upon all Taxes remaining unpaid that day. and farther
addition OF wit be charged all Taxes
manin. unpaid on tn 9th day of March next.
The Taxes required TO be paid money al the
several Banks in this City
Office hours, fIom a. NJ til. 2 P. NJ.
j25 tMhi H. Il. KiERSTED. Receiver OF Taxes
GTATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES ONAC-
~ COUNT OF CLEANING STREETS. from January
Isl % me
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

.: COUNTRY SEAJ-To Let or tor sale,
I::E desirable Country Residence Jamaica L J.
fontiny the leading Avenue, but short distance from
the Railroad nearly nted with ornamen
aud fruit grape vines variety of choice berries, as
ra.agus flowers shrubs, SC The whole Improvements
modern and convenient. bu expressly for the present
10 acres of ich deninc land and nursery viii b. sold or y,
changed If sold will be rented If application made
JNO. Il. POlLLON, NO. AuaLtlcst,
fsb3 Inn South Ferry, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

Ess.A FARM FOR SALE--Situated III the
wnshA of Westdsd, Essen County JNew yersey,on
.Asmile east OF Scotch Plains the road to Railway
SAID farm contains 30 of highly cultivated land with
good dwelling House and Barn and other build
Tasp6srfes and goosberrss aud
large bed OF asparagus The place we'll supplied with
wood in wheat aud rye, the balance III til age This farm
other bns II not sId bv the midi Of NIec r MI Il
then be let for years, Inquire of. 5 STOUT,
DEy & New ork. on the premises the SCOTCH
PtsiSS Depot. 1925 lm-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

szs FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME-
f%Ff CHANlCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
this Office he found greater variety
property for sale for exchange than at any ote Office
Factories, Water fowsT Wild Lands, Houses and Lots
good city security. Merchants mechanic. wishing to ex
change goods or articles or good productive
est negotiate through this Office All Business entrusted TO
Care Will meet With prompt attention.
Glu A. P.&J {. SMITH, IS Liberty-s,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC REsIOAti
AND BEAUIltiER.

TRIAL BVITLES-THKEE. SHILLINUII'
rJ1O THOSE who have used ,Jones's Coal htl
1 Restorative know ITS excellent qualities; TO TSs W. W.
have not say that The fact of our selling
ties must Prove the truth Of our stamentana a
TO possess the following guaiitieslt Will force lhs DAM @
gio:, on any part Where Nature intended hair gov w wy
liu. If cure scurl daIufi, and make Shl iedO O,E
hair crow dark tor dressing the halr soit and ssy IV
can exceed t,is-t makes it uuiy beautiful and Keep "
Il is indeed, the economical yet snpenof I! .!ss W.
FOR the hair SoIi-ptice 3, OF shings osue-y W.
Ful,onstIeet Rrooklyn, State street Boston, LT
Buildings, Phiiadephe, 2G7 Kng.sreet Charleston o."
Fl; I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

81 FOX SALE.-1he Eagle Laboratory
III Greeted for manufacture OF OIL Of Vtrlo Nun
~ Z ATTIC Acid. Blue V,trio Coppsras Alum, &c0 with
Dwelling and onrhouses and four OF leud Pleasantly
s sied an ie Banks the Connecticut River, the town
Weth-lsed, CT Enquire Of Chester Bokisy near the
r-.,,;sas ~ 2weods
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
g CaUKCU BELLS AND Igs .gss

- CHURCH BELLS ANp -. isls sslss
sCLOCKs.--The suhsc5ibst, s,s,e Sne FAN q
and Gia isas for the best 5oasd Gfsnn, Shg[sn a
also SILVER Medal FOR the best Bell and eIleen
Clock, exhibited the Far OF the IensdIy to r.
Sss Of fse on &c IS 10 doe bs made Of the ss
and warranted to stand and tone 10 The iec
improved cast iron oss with movable arm, ,t csl
ins demand for his Bells is the st evidence t1 fera
Of their excellence. Orders have been sso have t
ad,s and almost all th' etes, and aoS"SS NJ sYS York o
foundry-Towu tiock,. Leyeiing and sai'e'.~ -
meats Copper and Brass Castings &c; &c AfESEELI
niS ,G
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

rs now universally. admitted to be a certain
Of % appetite, ' Deby Sc physc pescte 70 t1 pa
TENTS gentlemen who have experienced ts curative effects
gratefully recommend it, ladies have derived the greatest
benefit from It's exhibition nervous and other plants
epcurs restored their appe and the weak and feeble
the rich mans bliss" has, through its uence, been
tended all classes am; and m1nuac
urers merchants and bankers lawyers and dyInes poso
pliers poets and planters all been cured BY tins medicine
their certificates and recommendations satisfactorily prove
Yet thousands upon thousands who daily suffering
torture both Of mind and body from the aEOte complaints
wieH imtiabe remedy offered 10 them n s .stora
tive Cordial which Is prepared by e. &. SEBltiNG, and
sold al his Office ~. Murray 10 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON Il co 5 CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PANACEA.


Fs1HIS Medicine, compounded solely from yegeta-
bic matter free from aJuteraon and warranted free from
an ingredients detrimental health discovered about
one year since by individual sore; afflicted with ULCER
ATED SCROFULA, and who has been under the treatment
OF the most physicians the United States eight
years without the least apparent hore Of restoration he
and By pronounced ncula5ie but Who after taking
the nnmed medicine Cor FIVE weeks restored
feet health That medicine has been sold with Unprecedented
success and and failed any whn taken
aIeWi"E 70 diseases TO RHEUE sGRoFULA
ULCERATED SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, FEVER
SORES HlSG,S EYI THiSTEto x, SELMA ~ =,
ERYslPELAs, BlLEs, SCURVY, CHRoN!C SORE
EYES BLOTCHES PIMPLES ON THE FACE,
SCALD HEAD, AND ALL CUJANEQUS D!SEASEs
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lNJu:
DiCIOUS USE OF MERCykY. OR AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy of this medicine
has been tested all the diseases above enumerated end It's
effects are truly astonishing, Only table spoonful 70 b.
taken by adut) zach morning before eating winch usually
produces effect, while (in cases II also
the patent causing all liberated dsch
fuely and producing eecua ateraye OF the whole sys
purifying and producing perfect action o! the blood
Persons while taking IT, should refrain from the CT all
THOS. 9. TALMtGE.
General agent 90 inest oppos the custom house ~ York;
or Rushton Co. O Broadway, aud 10 Asto blouse, Bread
way John Dedd L. sls aud ~ /, G!o:dwoy D'ekis s
FIillyer lis Greenwich street. Dr. Eugene CrowsIl, 2G6
Bowery Jchn Syme. 80 Fulton street, Thomas Kyle, %
Hammond street; Reuben E. Moss 500 and sos Grand street
L. F. Wheeler Co ne Cherry next to CatiafIe ST.
j. Syne 63 Bowey, all of whom certificates and
monias of its efficacy Also Brooklyn by JAS W smith,
Cranberry and Fulton streets George Ambrose
Sque's Buildings, Atlantic street, and Mrs, 4. Hayes, l3s
Fulton street.
Instructions for taking the article, and great number of
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained at
OF the above places MA eodtn ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

~ HOkSE-SHOES- Warranted superior N
Ffy respect 10 any heretofore ase. asoat the pric.
SVi ts t.orin bar All doabts ls,s subject may bc
removed as By :eadius q by n,ii otierrs 100 lbs az
sorted sizes, ''iii Immediately te 10
talt TIE sectou OF country for :,,e they ordered
el apfing 10 the subscriber the nofks or IL Kellogg
Z Co.. "atlsas, Hart & Lesley, j. c: Heart & Bgotfsi.
roy; Lsw.s GsnadiGt y ca, Joha Iownscnd AibapJI;
reIs2n; Cos New-sofA; Chaflss Smith Boston: u. "
g. Jones. Philadelphia ara e. Pat, Bother Hai,lEc,e,
Thefe iather inlotIIaiioa Esr Do ha6 the ubjzct
TOY lloa .st Mail Factorr. HENRY EUROEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-23

"a COTTON MILG FOR SA Lk.-The Cooper
E;Es Gotten Company, in Dayton. Ohio will sell atpublic
Mill, with the Machinery within it, and such quantity OF
ground around may be agreed The Mil is four
ouaatioa iorytwo feet wide and one hundred and
feet long, with wheehouse projecting from the body
of the building and sitnated Immediately the BERN bank
o the Miami Canal within few rods Of the centre of the
City Corporation. Adjoining the Mill Picker House OF
chinery consists Of laos spndes and looms with the
cessary preparations and operated by water power OF l2Oo
Miami Canal under lease from the State The
ground upon which the Mil stands has front the "a
nal OF l20 feet held in fee and SO feet held of the State
permanent lease with the water power the whole running
back from the Canal across the head race 100 ee; Joining
which there one acre and half OF ground bounded by three
and abqttug The head ol which such rGr-
purchaser Of the Mill The will BIZ onehitd OF the
purchase money down, oneth hr and the remain
hu,rI