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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21
Eki3 sfO0r REo.iSc.

Va L. the undar igaed, as War5cns of ,ha
w Poor for the County Of Meoklgbbug,
hereby give notice, that We wish to employ
Steward al ,hs Pc House io- the year ls46. A
man with small fsrn.ly would be preferred
Aud DO person need apply who cannot come We!
recommended f1- Unfsty I7lpSry and So5netv
The Board will receive proposals untii the 18th
Charlotte and determine - whom they viii give
the aap0lntnsprf.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21
THE MENPIIs CONVENTION.

THE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.
Delegates from a number Of the South.
ern and Wc,,ero Sta'es assembled at Mem
phls, Tenn, on the 2 h instant. The Dc.
sign Of tins Convention is to consider and
adopt measures for uniting more closely
those States to each other, by various Inks
of lalerual Improvement.
Ga the 9th instant both Houses Of the
General Assembly of Tennessee met ia tic
Representatives Han and appointed dele.
CATION of ten members Of their own body
20 attend to the Convention They also
unanimously adopted the following resolu.
ilau:
Rcss'r,L Tia. The delegates 90 appointed be
requested o4uvi'e the Hon John c. Calhoun aud
the Hon Henry Cay together pi'h such otter
''cea,es 70 s.id Convention from other states
as they my zee proper, t. taso tie city Of NasI.
vile on tlr.f return route, and attend tie Con.
yoniion proposed 10 bo held IN Nashville on tie
~ alee ~ lHternai Improvements
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
iabcr Tern, lS4i.
Samuel Borryha J
rs originaI Attachment
Audw. Berryhill. \
ET appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
i that the defendant is not an inhabitant OF this
ate, Ordersd therefore, lhat publication be made
six weeks in the Charlotte journal, that the doter
dant appear a, the mex, Court of Pleas aud Quar-
ter Sessions, to he hJid for the County OF Neck
lenburg AT the Court House in Charlotte, on the
4th Monday in January next, and then and there
plead or replevy, otherwise Judgment by default
will be rendered against him,
Witness, Bralv Oates Clctk of our said Court,
at Office, the 18th Monday in October 1875, ard the
: 9th year Of American Independence.
b. OATES, C. w. c.
Printers fee IS 62!. Ill
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21

man 10 repuiiatc even at This late day,
though II has become fashionable with
some leading Loco Focos to do so. Bot
we shall hear from Mr.. Turncy IN relation
to the matter, as he has published the fol.
loving card in The Nashville Union:
The public - III suspend iisopinion in relation
% uc charges made against me BY ms enemies
m tic Legislature fOr few cays. as am com
PEELED TO he absent for some ten days attending
70 SOME important business after which shall
present ny defence and yindicalion 10 ITO pubic
u L. TTRNEY.
Oct 25 1915
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21
NEW YORK

The result Of The late election IN New.
York is as follows, including the Senators
uIp. HaII.ptrr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21

- sHt I " " SEeNs
This Gold Nine has The reputation of being one
Of the RICHEST mines ever opened in this sec.
tian Of tie country. and This character ia as old
as tue history Of Mining in North Carolina, il
being among first Mines opened IN this State.
Although this is one Of the Oldest Mines in the
country 1t has as yet been but partially explored:
the late proprietor never would permit any per.
sons out Of his own family 10 work the Mine, and
taey never were permitted 10 enter the lands he
cultivated, There are about $50 acres i'm
the tract, and but a small part OF the tract
has as vet been tested but the part worked has
yielded more Gold to the labor than any mine e.
yer opened in this Country.
Some OF the rarest specimens OF pure gold have
been found at this Mine that have ever been found
IN tie United States; and with one or two ex.
ceptons, the largest mass OF pure gold was found
here that we have any history Of it we Ched 2s
pounds, avo,rdupols weight: number of other
large pieces have been found, weighing sixteen,
thirteen, eleven and eight pounds and so on, to
the smallest particles.
These large pieces waro found in an alluvial
DEPOSIT near the surface This deposit has
been found very rich as far as it has been tested,
but the largest portion Of il has been in cutiva.
ton by the late proprietor, and has never been
worked; but ii is believed to be equally as rich
rs the par, that has been worked There are, al.
so, number Of VEINS running through this
tfact Of land which have heon but partially tried.
but as far as they have been tested are equal, If
ne. superior in value 20 any Veins that have
ever been opened IN this county
This valuabs property has been thrown into
the public market by the tas,ator in order tina.
an equal distribution IN GIT be made among his
children.
Payments will be divided into three equal in.
s'alments, and one, two and three wears time will
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21

Tie Mexican indemnity, of which 50
much ins been said since Mr. Shannon's
return. i would appear Mexico has paid.
According 10 the correspondence Of our
Government with its agents, the payment
was made on the 9Th August, lsi4;
whereas copy Of the receipt, certified BY
the United States Agcu', bears date the
20th September, l5ii Mexico seems to
have paid the indemnity in good faith, aud
the amount, though il never found It's way
to the Quilted States Treasury, must he
paid thercfrom 10 the claimants ". D.
Tropie.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-21
A NEW ARTICLE OF COMMERCE.

A NEW ARTICLE OF COMMERCE..
A steamer from keol,uk a few DAYS ago
brought down o St. Louis sixty barrel, Of
sunhowcr seed This is very valuable for
making oil, and can he raised to an iadef.
nl'e extent on the rich soil Of the Vest
The oil Of the suuAower is said 10 be very
useful in the arts, and may be applied to
many purposes for which costly oils have
usually been rcquired.-Ncr Era.
vs. Oue If the late European letters Of
Mr.. Locke, Of the Savannah Republican,
Who is still abroad, has the sulioncd par.
agraPh respecting the effect produced in
Europe by the defeat Of Henry Clay.
European Republican At table in
Nice las, winter, SAID 10 an American Gen.
ilcmau-- If Mr. CIay had been chosen
Pcs dent Republican principles would
have been drunk Al thousand tables hu,
you have elected a mau oC whom We have
never heard before, and Republicans here.
who are acquainted with your politics,
may well hang their heads.
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ryarraa,ee Deeds for sale at this GtFes,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

The lev missionaries were about fc be dismissed,
but would remain in the colony as settlers. The
colony is in q most encouraging condition. lhe
crops were giving promise of sn abundan, harvest
People were coming iato the territory in large
numbers, and the country is filing sp with thriving
. nd enterprisipg colonists.
Oas Of the settlers writes :" Come on brother
Yankees, and make Oregon another New England"
DR.. Bshccck, the supreme Judge" went 10
Oregon physician the Methodist iniss,on farDi
ly. DR.. Baiy from this city, where bis family
resides.
a newspaper ia to he estahlished a, the Methodist
missionary station at the Willamette.
From the Sandwich Islands we learn that g Total
Abstinence Temperance Society was oreanizsd al
Honoluiu or the l7th Of August, nndsr The name CT
Hawaiian Total Abstinence Union
beautiful lit,le church has been bull; at Lnheina,
island OF Maui, by donations from The masters and
officers Of whaleships. Ii is called the Seamsn's
Chapel.
The native shipping ia rapidly Increasing
In 1872 they had 10 hips of 25i tons. worth 9
lsi lsti. u SHIPS OF t es5 tons worth So ssS
The Polypesian says that HIS Excellency Gov
rrnor Kskpanaoa, Of Hawaii, gave a sumpiuous
diuner entertainment TO His Majesty and Court on
Tuesday, the 2ith August al his residence in the
fort
The Canton Hotel is announced as opensd by
Chiaamen for boarders and travellers. II waa form
arly called the Warren Hotel. The keeper, Mir.
Hungwa, soIici,s share ot public patronage.
Arrived ut Honolulu, Sept. l, Delaware, Carter,
70 days from Valparaiso, With naval stores. Capt
Carter reports seeing large vessel entering Homo
lulu Bay, supposed TO be the L ). ship savannah.
Sailed Aug. 3, U. s. ship Warren, aul, for Mdzat-
an, via California.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

By flea OF papers from the Sandwich Islands,
dates from the Oregon Territory have been received
to the Cd OF August.
The Legislators CT Oregon adjourned few
days before the 3rd of July, having passed some i'm
portant laws. One of their acts Is, . Any person
who shall make, sell or give away ardent spnts IN
the territory OF Oregon. South OF Columbia River,
shsu forfeit and pay $lG0 for each and every such
offence" The Legislature is called tho "Legisla-
rive COMMITTEES" and consists OF nine persons elect
cd by the people.
The officers Of ,be Oregon Terriios, consist Of
three Governors, called the Executive CaRm,,ee,
Supreme Judge aud Legislative Council. The
laws srs The same as those goSerning the reuitor.
OF Iowa. The Government is purely Democratic
Rspublican. DIR. Babccck is the Supreme Judge.
The name OF Only one OF tie Governors, DR.. Bsy
IA msuiioned. On the FIRST Of August Il Belei&i
br;r arrived u, the Oregon Ci,y, having op board
,n1,bnr of nuns and several Roman Catholic priests
from, Aptwer, sent OUT 10 Oregon by the Chutch Of
Since the arrival 10 Oregon Of tbs Rev. Mr.. Ga
rav. some important changes have been going on al
,he Mefhodst mission, of which hs is saperinten-
dent. The Indian school has been discontinued,
and ts building lately occupied BY has been sold
10 the Methodist Episcopal Church. lately orsaoiz-
ed. for literary institution. Ths mission has also
nsrted with It's mills, herds Of cattle and nearly al!
its property, which tho eetilers bought at good
prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
pnsic. Onic.

Bigamy -Frnnces McCraIi was arrested by eff
Ger DGnhee on charge bigamy, bench warrant from
tie Court OF Ses charged thai yeurs she
married TO John cGaih, who went away. and size SAID
lie dead at New OfeGn,that the 5h instant she
"ared TO Samuel Downing OF this CITY but her husband John
returning complaint made, and she indicted arrested
and committed.
Burgi2ry The store OF S. 2. Ingrahan, no.
l23 Fuon.slIee bsoken las, night md robbed Of
CLOTHS. cGssees. &c Also shoe case next door was broken
Into and robbed otsome boots sc.
Aaotter-ine itoHse nj Capt. o. b. Teal9, No.
i23 Lbenys,re broken into lost night mud robbed Of
some 900 worth OF clothing.
The houses OF airs. Sssley, snd oi Mr.. Cogei in
the Nini avenue. between ed and ed street. burg einG
oSy catered la,t night robbed OF 1le table end tea
spoons, and OF an overcOst
Laycentes William Wesi0Ii was arrested by one
the Police for breaking INTO the trunk Of As French,
and stealing some money and Jewery.
David Roberts was arrested and committed Tor
stealing pig iron from the barge Indian lying CocntieS slip
John Donneily was arrested and commtrrd tor
stealing hat worth So from Henry Mitchell. ofle Sailor
Home
William Hudson and WitIam Waters, alias Smith,
arrested and comintted senlac purse containing So
asn comforter, &c the whole worth 81 80 ton John Coyne
81 Prncesret.
ReceipiQg Stolea Goods. Patrick McQuade
arsed and committed for receiving stolen cloak worth
$50 stolen iio GeorgeP. Ripley OF No 6 Lberys,ree on
the 9th October last.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Il He RIB U N e
EACH IN ALL.
BY r.. W. EMERSON.

LITTLE thinks, in the field, yor red cloaked clown
or thee, frem the hilltop looking down;
And the heller that lows in the upland farm
Far hesrd, lows not thine ear 10 charm
The sexton, totiEs The bell at noop,
Dreams not that great Napoleon
Stops his horse, ard lists with delight,
As his files sweep round , on distant hight
Nor knowest thou what argument
Thy life to thy eisbbor g creed has lent;
All are needed by each one,
Nothing il fair or good aloae.
sought Inc sparrow's note from Heaven,
Singing at dawn on the alder bough;
brought him home in his nest al even -
He siogs the song, but it pleases not now
For did not bring houie The river and sky;
He sang TO my ear; taey sang 10 my eye.
The delicate shells ley on the shore;
The bubbles Of the latest wave
Fresh pearls to their enamel gave;
And the believing Of the savage sea
Crested their safe escape 10 me;
wiped away the weeds and foam,
And fetched my sea-born treasures home;
But the poor. unsigbily, noisesone things
Had left their beauty on the shore
With the sun, and the sand, and tho wild uprosr
Then said, 81 covet Truth;
Beauty is unripe childhood's cheat
leave il behind with the game OF youth
As spoke, beneath my feet
The grouad pn- curled iis pretty wreath,
Running over the club-moss burgs;
inhaled tho violets breath.
Around me stood the oaks and fra;
Pine cones and aco'ns lay on ihe ground;
Above rns aoa,rd the eternal SKY,
Full o, light and Deity
Agaia | saw, again heard,
The rolling river, the morning bird
S-suiy through my senees stole,
] Welded myself TO the perfect whole.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
CITY INT ELLIGENCE
SATURDAY.
Court OF Common Pleas
Before Judges ULsHoETFER. lSGRAHAM end DAILY.

Decisions.
Charles K. Thorne ~. Thomas d. BicLford and
john Hobbard.-[Landlord, Waugnt l-tl;. T hired Of M
o.. the second sto!y u building the u No Roosevelt
which tho .vDrdro,e o! Chatham Theatre
He pay $50 per Innnn. He moved out and gave
;ne place before IS Feb. 1913, leaving the quarter M
the st Fe. the wardrobe ana other which
had bsen on the premises followed by lanOTds
the hunds uf officer Hubbard and seized tor the 2
due they rep-viUed, and uctCn brought, when
diet gwen iGyor OF Mr. ThoIae, yaulng tie property at
iS the verdict beng subject the opinion of the Court
1ha Bojory OF The Coun consGe the construction Of the
relation 10 night oi distress by landlord, TO emouce
three
lt-.vh-fc the goods removed leaving due et the
TINS Of nova be distress must be made within 20 days utter
removal.
2d-Nhen The good. removed when due, but
due 20 days after removal the distress must be
made within ~ days alter removal
3i-When tho goods removed when due. but 1t
becomes due te 20 days from The enOyn of the goods then
the distress must be within ~ days after The becomes
du..
The Court cannot why the distinction should be made be-
within 80 days and alter 81 days vi the cu becoming
due but sush he law Ia the present the testimony did
nt snew when the property removed: The landlord hyd
light dain goods removed after the 18th JGn1ufy
New trial otered-coss 10 abide the event.
Kodman. Scke!s 81 Co. va William ). Johnson
The referees reported avor Of plaintiffs for slte u !or
paring No. IS CauItland street. Motion is nade
10 get The verdict as.de Report confirmed, with costs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
IMPORTANT ofSDO; TX
jstJS srCts0,, ~ Co.'s Celebrates
RFEDTg PAN Sfr'A

,=ei- Mtrs Compounded solely from vegetable natter.
ftcs ra stgee;on and warranted re tFori aaJ lns.e'
sin,o hi. ra l.ivuq! sotsy ai.csd with UI.CERAi ~
,Rij i.t and ho hGs Deer lds- the treatment ol ne
most eminent pr gscisOS the United states Tor esnt
without the esEt apparent hope oi cat1r2ion 70 h a
vs bv chem pronounced incura5i. bat WAC, attet tGkns IN,
s9ye named medicine oF ye wess, wes reSed 70 psiRcs
helh That n!ecne has been sold with unpfecedene
dance with dsshon 70 effect perfect eqfs 81 the m R
dsases TO w:5SAIV RliEIM SGSVEn,itkh 9slfFs
sstiIfSS6SlG !RtHEtMATiSM. Pills, ERI IslrEI ;As.
Ri IS 'SCIIEVY. CHRONIC SORE EYES. BlCTLutS.
az The EAEE S; SAR h,S HA n All HTckk c4kk
hRiSiNG FROM AN iNJuDlCiOuS Use q MERCURY
81 hN sFisE safe OF THE n hL9o93 % H.. The etes sBs,
snumeiiet. a: It's eiec tily astonishing Oly one "a
bic spoonful taken 10y adult each morning before cat
ius, whca usualypo5acs, tonic effect whe t C: caei
also gentle cathariic. crehne us appene ana
general health otho paten causing all uiceaed os 10 GU
charge prosSly ur producing an ehecuGl Alternative
othe who Er:tor DIryis sn pTodTonsa pcffec' acaoa
Pesoni. White taking il sord refrain from the ass of al
stimulating drinks or hight y'c1Sousd o2i F"Isss
General agent % opposite the Custom House New
York aud gt 10 Astor ouEo 10. 43 and ~ Broadway
coFnsf Broadway and Chambers stree 10. :,
No li4 West street. No; s and S Bower 80 ~ tn,os- n
Hudson IN t,rIul-strest Ne l5I GGl lI5 feeayYicil
40 iia cnd 81 Chs!ry-stree: Ne i5o
No. 3 ala1ns'ss Nos 5Si ena if' r9i street -'o' u'
foakiya J. W. Smith. eoepvr OF Ealioa ind Cranberry.
st-eels; ard WIN. HasTnYa, SiuiTns .Iudin q cons "
INV and htias.ics aud by all the PRINCIPAL druggists in the
if ' l. LucSscy, go. "a seaver-N. CLIFTON Buildnss.
Geaesal W ho!esais and Retail agent for hioaiy
Who.saio Agent ipr Philadelphia: Bush & Hilyer
T.. COLBY. No. 3ol Pear-siieet N. Y
tcae and esrnorismsy be ssGn and o5tsined u nny Of
the EboVa "lacEs. fE9 eriin ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
cn,,rt OF A.usianz

Before tho Recorder and Aldermen MILLLR and DEvoE.
M C. PATERSON, ESQ. District Attorney
Discharged from CuStody.-John Sherman who
had been prison for long tine. charged with stealing two
valued nj sle arlen-and with burglary only
leug the place where III kepwGs discharged,
there appeared 10 evidence 70 convict h;in
George E. Butler. VINO prison charge OF stealing
large amount ofsks discharged witness appeared
tO prosecute.
Adene Taylor, charged with stealing 500 from stranger,
who did GppeaT 20 prUtecute, ESO discharged.
There several other motions made 10 admit 10 ball. and
iX ihe HUits DrCSe gus, Alter which
the Cour, adjourned iur the Term.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
MEDICINES

x-tofrcI,S As r remedy for Coughs. Colds aythm,
Iykoorre Junyh Spiii'nG ~ bl0oi. md III affections
al the ;,he.f ami I,fnrS the PASTORAL. HONEY OF
IIVFRWORT stands unnyhied lts reputation g 'ny etsb
farei the public III, many nuncr-d cases ~ ~hch ths
ucJaraton has been ssd, sngia n.ianct| k1pwn Of
having faxed eiicr-r perfect cure sands hish IN
ne ,iiulntn % many fepecah- physicians o
Of rsue'y To- touSFs es, by recon-
rsn,iiHs h. rnef ptiieyt. Those vnD l'e eu tsns
varuls pfequr without and have become MS
fsu- se,i earnestly invited 10 g ils many Tspechbc
he,e tcen restored ~ ha4h iy the Honey al LYewor and
,vo Rrc c'uc'unest ' names appearing IN the paper
bga sft their nFes aut address with The opNeinE and
rrr1n - re any persnG "a them who may ~ 70 make
nos ro'n,fvr the that hrs attended s nse Pes
y rrr hottie Fo salr ,yhcie,ae I2T Maiden ire and
!. } Codngiun A3 Hudson W. Watson. . ,athctine-
THr,1t IS rc55'vch G. Siam Fulton - B'ooSyn ssd
Of Druggists gcnerril5. ~. , 10 ~
eaf Sirln tc CoC 1851 contracted severe cold. which
bs,fsd nh the efforts ct attending physicians {" conquer
q, sogth fhry rHaaly informed they could 10 nothing
,o-;hRr nv rad eyideny arrived at TIE 1851 stage OF
r,sunpon IN this Sinte irhnr,n: under severe md DIS
;-g cough pam IN tic cH sie and cheSt, excessive pG
,i,- sysclct and lsgs, ;-h' sweiS, and
,n- %: hnoi friend brought bottle o your rlvn!ua
80 lspnrrou from winch received much benefit that,
nv -si-,an enru, request, procured nail dozrn
, ~ which al an cylerse of =. b0ttie-has, 70 the
,rruinret by thue physicians Con'uupon-anc past he
;,.lty Of cure In a short time wil srnd you certsh.
ots, tful ihe doctors who attended me. II you afe not tp
~ ~ IT. WISH you 10 cause thus 10 be published m the
thnk every person ought In have It By them: WI
snye inany valuable liyes.
s.q,, JOSHUA b. HoRSEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Coromer,s Office.

Death by a taN-ibout one O'Clock to-day as
inenrsrate named John Spols nged about 60
tive of resnd, wood in the Of No. 09
Anthony street, he fell down hs face hmei the
forehead, blsd pIotu$ey. and aer died The Coroner
was cal ed 10 hold an inquest
Sudden Death "A colored man named Thomas.
Voorhees,. used abon s0 died suddenly to-day No. SAB Mon
ioeseet. cue door from Scammcl The Coroner called
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
!. w. A,1Ey. Dsput
MoyIcE To rqX P.3yERS.

, BROOKLYN, Npye.sberTth iS.l !
ASoESU iSi to an hct OF the Legislature rnuted Il
hc !sa;ivc TO lh collection taxes IN the tity OF Brood
lJn and ic other purpose ipaSse Anr ISL S.sS ~.
hereby given. ina: tbs Assessment Rolls for taxes ieI ths
cur.sut have This Day been den ses .h tan,-nli
me City OF BROOKLYN; ard thai om ell taxes yyI-h shall +.
psd % the sad Comptroller within thirty DAYS fo tbe stt
As,e deucioao o sTee per cept val be rase: and ,aa,
tin all aAcs which shall be pad after the expiration OF ~,
Thirty days and within sixty days from sad daie lnr
Of u per cert viii De nise ard that On and after a.,
tl-St Tnesoay IN IshGaTy ne1t. viii Sc cs IL
a aAeS then remaining UNPAID ant thai Ire lssre Tles
Collectors OF ;hs Cy OF Brooklyn the sid A>sessnien, Roll
together with he warrants terc.0 annexed directing tert
proceed with regard TO the unpaid ;ax tie ;sc
oy law.
The Comptroller wou respectfully request those who n
Tend 10 avail themselves of the pIoyoHs OF he Act reiar
the above notics 10 inform efeu soon as ;r
be- 'ha, theI bi nay be readiness, prevent issy
vhea they may be FrspaTot 10 pay tllSir tSycs.
In compliance with resolution Of the Mayor Coirnos
Ter wl ,Aes ar @ Office IN The City Br,l6,nss FROS
OEIQGk, 4, Il llNgL- = O'CLOCK. q. N. EfSI
AT no OTHER HOURS
Ri3 If 4 NJ MERNIN (,,rn,r,I.,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

NJ OTICE TO CoNTRACTORs.-En Enlargement or -l,or
ris Ca7Gl-Prn2osas wl be received the cfce Of The
Morris Csna unil Thursday the sh OF February next for Inc
Enlargement of the Morris C1uai, ron Newark To the pea.
ware River. dahce OF eghtynine miles The work will
Consist Principally of eIcavGian tn be moved from twenty n
i've feet specfcaons can be Ind nj the Morris Co
ns once e.sey City, at the Collectors Office near Faston
and At the Weigh Lck Ne.n.k and after The a:h inst;
,,c, DANIEL TYLER, President
aeE.s Canal Office. jersey City Jan. q, lsls. 3 2y.
FINE sILEsIAs-9 case, and - T,s!!led sl!es.as OF
Ii3 WELLS & SPRING. sa Plaa st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

SHERlFF'S SALE-sy virtue of wit of 6es facis., 10
me eiecisd and delivered WI sxposs 20 sale the
tes5t day of january !S5, al L o'clock ~ all the right H.
tie and Interest Of Henry w CGos which he had on the l
day OF MARCH, lsi3 any time afterwards whose hand
socve The same may be, o. and 10 M that lot piece
90 parcel OF !al5 part al TIE real whereof lani w
Gilbert deh seized situated. lying and icing IN the Ninth
W0ul oihe City OF Newl ok the westerly side of Green
wch see between Perry and Hammond streets bounded a.
follows: Regnnins on the westerly iGe Of Greenwich raet
aforesaid, at the scu easteIy OF lot No 50 on map
heeioaits inearne. running thence BoJthwe>tey along
Ss LOT IS Tee; to and ats o Ei FISH, thence west
eiy asnE sad land = fee; ihsSe soalhety along lot No y
90 s3i map 10 feet inches cDce Scatheas;ey alouC
No y on said map s feet 10 the line ot Greenwch st:eet
thence along said line > feet the place OF be-
ad Down anl distinguished 10, No. y on map enet
Map No. ot Ffoper.T IN the Ninth Wand of the CITY oi
New o:A belonging 10 the estate Of William w Gilbert
dated New S"rk December, A surveyed By Thomas Lud.
low Newly OK, tsce;nber Il, lSi4 fdl4 inwtv'j
J. w. ALLES, Dcty Sha. WNI JONES Sl,sr,f'
The above sale psstpoaed IN Saturday Psb.uary l ls5
al the same time aud place New.Y ok. papary IS 1875
J. w. ALlEN. Deputy Sheriff - /,