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The Oregon Question.

We laid before readers yesterday all the information
then in our possession in relation the action Of the Sc
nate upon the Oregon question. The Washington
pondent Of the New York Herald gives interesting
particulars, which have with nowhere else. He
says:
1.-THE before the Senate, though net in form.
are substantially the ultmaum Of the British ministry
They not put in shape because Sir Robert Peel did
not desire TO embaass his with any cOmmal
TO his policy or TO leave the responsibility Of upon
the shoulders OF his friend. II should grow H.
This may be news 10 the country, but information is
IN possession OF the Senate showing that Sir Robert Peel
will probably resign within thirty days portion OF the
tories have ssnied Lord John Russell and his friends
they VIII form coalition expel the ministry whenever
they ready Sir Robert opposed this condition Of
things, and will be apt take the Home Labor Bill the
chance TO declare himself fully, and enquish the Pre-
micrShp.
Great Britain asks for the navigation Of the Columbia
rver during the charter Of the Hudsons Bay Company
which expires in 1863 Some Senators fear this stpula-
ton would cover renewal Of tho charter. The legal
opinion - that II would not.
THE proposition OF England submits that her privilege
OF navigating the Columbia shall be subject the
United States laws OF navigation and revenue.
isence, but no farther restriction shall be imposed without
the reference 20 this right. The article stpulatnR for
muneraton for British settlements below the line of 40 deg
provides Tor compensation for any American province
North VI 1t. +"
The Correspondent of the Herald says "the ffty-our-
fOres declare open upon the Administration - and
other letters from Washington speak the language
be the fact the great object which the President hoped
to accomplish by asking the Senaies advice will have been
defeated He could not have been ignorant Of the
feeling in the Senate He knew before he consulted that
body well he knows now, what its decision would
be and the ftyfour foes cannot, il they would wink
hard not to that his main purpose consulting
the Senate to throw upon that body the responsibility
Of compromising the question: while be could still main
tain his friendly relations with those who were for war
rather than yield inch OF the territory in dispute. 1t
dertcrous attempt ride both sides Of the sapn
Ito hold with the hare and with the hounds-to CT
with the 40 while he acclaimed with the hfty.four
ortesto yield six degrees of latitude with the pen our
" clear and unquesuonable title to which he affirmed
with the tongue-to camor for the whole OF Oregon or
none, while suenderng neha-io declare that there
is "no break in title" jam up the Russian line
and 10 discover that title by negotiation under the adj
vice of the Senste but against his own judgment We
satisfied with the act-and The yfour forties soft
enough be content with his professions he may congra
Ilate himself his in accomplishing feat which
John Randolph, himself accomplished equestrian affirm.
ed TO be impossible.
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Defence of Fort Rroxxm.

Nearly nine columns Of last Fridays National In,eli-
geneet are hed with Cen Taylors detailed account of
the battle OF Pao Alto and Rosac do la Pao accompa-
MED by the statements Of his subaltern Col
onels Twiges, Garland and BelknHp Majors Allen and
Stamford, Captains Buchanan, May, Morris Mccall and
Smith, and Lieut. Ridgey. Also. the interesting account
given by Captain Hawkins, the successor OF the gallant
MAJOR Brown in the command of Fort Brown during the
three days severe bcmbardmont of that garrison The lat,
ter we select for publication this morning. because it is the
hs authentic narrative OF the defence of that Fort that the
public has seenreservng future publication other in;
teres,ing portions OF these documents
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l am, sir, respectfully, your ob't serv't.
Commanding Division OF the North.


RcPortef Capt Uansfeld.
FoRr orFosTrE MArANoKAs.
Texas. May IL, 1886
SIR have the honor to report the proceeding of nv.
self the only engineer officer OF your command at this
place during your absence with the army from the let 10
the 10Th instant On the afternoon of the lst after your
departure the carpenters continued work on the
draw and bridge OF the tort TILL dark No work was done
by the soldiers this afternoon OF the remoy
ing OF the 2d the labor OF dehng and embankng OF the un
finished front was resumed and continued all day, with
much success. Ga the morning OF the Sd, (Sunday) ut
break OF day. the command reused by the fire of the
enemy batteries. But the labor of dichng and
enhancing was resumed and continued all day, notwh-
standing the fire from the onemy's batteries without inter
rupton. On the 4h and 5h the rampars were conpesd
although the fire OF the enemy continued and
made IN the construction of bomb proof and traverse in
OF posern. On the 9th other bomb proofs &c were
commenced and continued uninteuuptsdly except by the
falling and bursting OF Shells On the 7h in the evening
had frequently been insulted night by musketry
deemed best TO level the traverse the bank the
ryer prevent the Of by the enemy TO fire into the
fort; and hundred with three officers besides N.Y.
sell, accomplished the work by midnight. On the Sh the
encouraged their labor by the sound
OF distant firing your first battle the prairie On the
afternoon OF the 9Th being apprehensiye and hearing no
sounds OF battle, and receiving from YOU and
having asceraned that the enemy had sent off his troops
from to reinforce himself your 'front.' party was
10 burn and destroy every thing that be COW
OF service TO the enemy returned 10 his
lions against the FORT and continued II ill the sound
of battle and the retreat OF the enemy indicated their defeat
in the afternoon.
In the of the duties has fallen my lot to per-
form in this short psrod have that have been
truly and faithfully seconded my operations BY the
late MAJOR Brown, the commanding officer ill the 9th
when he lost his leg by bomb shell, while standing or
ieerom me- and which caused his death on the 9Th The
aid extended cheerfully, by his successor Capt
Hawkins, to the command. And all the officers and sol
des worked cheeruly the full extent Of their strength
the various works which, consultation with the com
handing officer it was deemed necessary for TO under
take for the defence OF the fort and safety Of the men,
The official report of the commanding officer will give
you all oher particulars that do fall strictly under my
department.
cannot close this official report without expressing INV
regret for the loss of the amented MAJOR Brown who nd.
Gated, by the manner he exercised his command and his
GOODNESS and sepossession under trying circumstances the
true characteristics OF the soldier and the gentleman
AL which is respectfully submitted
JOS. X. +. MANSFIELD,
Captain Corps Engineers.
Brig. Gen ZACHARY TAYLOR,
Commanding U. S. Army in Texas.
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We learn that Mr.. J. Z. WARFEL, young Artist of
this city, has Just completed Portrait this distinguish
ed though Inflated gentleman, lately Editor OF the Rich
mond Wing who 1t will be recolleeied, fell in duel
with young Richie friend has handed us a commsR-
datoy notice OF 1t for publication, for which entire we
cannot md room We give extract He saws of the
Portrait II is production that reflects honor ON the
head that designed 1t, and the head executed il and
will have no doubt be acceptable present to those for
whom II IS intended II was my pleasure have an ac-
qualnance with Mr. Pleasan some years since in Rich
mond and must say never beheld more faithful like
ness Those who may desire TO the face OF one who
long shone like "a bright, particular STAR IN the eo,ps
EDITORIAL have now an opportunity OF dong by calling
ct Mr. Wartes room. previous its removal from this
city to lie destination IN Virginia
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W A Libel case has just been decided in New York,
IN which James Watson Webb, OF the Courier aud Enqui.
rcr, was plaintiff. and DR.. J. ~ Bacon defendant The
latter IN published had revived the old story that
the former had been bnbed by the u. $. Bank
that institution The jury found verdict for the plaintiff
cents damages and cents costs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-16

James h Kane, of Philsdephia, to whom Mr. Polk
that Jesuhcal Tariff letter in 1884, which secured
him the Of Pennsylvania has been nominated to the
Senate said U. $ District Jud ge in place of Ar
ehibald Randall, lately deceased. We marvel that Mr.
Kane has been long ago rewarded Perhaps however
the President feared night unpleasant recoec-
tons.
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- ola RouaI, aod a.ady

II s not at oil improbable thst the brilliant victories Of
Gen Taylor will open to him the "foad 10 Byslnuum" o.
well as 10 the Getty Of the Montezumss" Numerous hints
have already been thrown out that he will be an auaaJe
candidate for the next Presidency and the Locooco pa
pcrs OF which express faint hope that the umor OF
his being Wing may be unfounded are exhibiting already
som0 unea-nsss The SUBJECT lest certain arrangements
Tor The succession may BE- thwutcd by the new stafan the
political hrmanent. Two public meetings have been al-
feady called, 10 The cy Of New York and one j., Tren.
ton IN JersyJ Tor the purpose Of nominating the Gener
81 a. the successor Of Mr. Polk; and victory shall cont
nuo 10 follow ne standard there will be no such thing as
checking the enIhu5ssm suddenly awakened by man
oi whom yesterday the world know comparatively moth.
ing but who, Like Byron, "awoke one morning and found
himself famous" Some dozen moro counties and stses
Ike tho cities Of Greece, cOntendng 5r the nativity Of
"ho blind old bsrd Of Seo's rocky isle" are csimiog the
honor Of having gwen him BIRTH and the memories Of the
paymates Of hs youth faxed for "reminiscences Of be
juvenile exploits indicative Of the simple grandeur u hi.
character and oreshbdOwng bs future distinction and
vaton The prophets, uue baVo been rsthe iafdy IN
furnishing the world with those interesting ncijsnu-bu
one rarely knows how many friends he hes unh he bscoei
popular idol We hope hst no future disaster msy dim
Tue iasfe Of the gallant old Generals fame or cool the
Gdor Of bis odmTiBg cOuntrymen II will we defsrsn-
psy suggest however, b. Guf enOUgh 70 nominate him
Tor TIE Presidency when the AexicsR war sbs have been
ended Tor fofewsrned, from high source "fs.
not him who hath bUcked hs srmor boast - he thai
putteth h Oh."
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Resolved, That in severinR counexion with the
American aud Foreign Bible Society, tho Board do
muneae that body, admiration Of the frnness with
which. amid many difficulties has sustained the princi
plies which Organized and OF continued
interest in, and prayer for its future Prosperity.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
THOS. HUME, President.
l., w, ALLEN Sec'y pro tam
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We call the attention Of the Alumni Of the University
10 notice in another column appuzing them that the an
nua meeting Of the Society will take place the 9th Of
this month"; and that address will be delivered on the &C.
eison by Benz Johnson Barbour, Esq. Of Orange. This
- all that Is necessary, satisfied TO ensure full at
tendance
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Naval Force i'm the Gu,s
The following is said to be correct statement Of the
American naval force in the Gulf Of MeHieo;
The Weather and CroDs.

We have been visited by extraordinary spell Of wet
weather For week past there has been no day without
rain, and not unrequenty very heavy showers We fear
that the crops must be materially injured by this ong-con-
unued fall OF rain the wheat especially, large portion Of
which was nearly ready for the reapers seyhe We have
however, received no idings from the country
The South Carolina papers complain OF 4 like unpro-
Pous season. and give gloomy accounts Of its disastrous
effects upon the growing crops particularly of wheat which
is threatened with destruction by rust
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Later from CaIifornia.-TA, Aff,mpt 10 Al

tdch capt. fremont.
The Union says that letters have boon received OF the
Navy Department iiom Monterey, bearing la,e date
April 18th:
The uuwauantcd attempt To drive Captain Fremont from
the country has already hoen alluded to m the newspaper
After having boon ordered away by Don Jose Castro com
mandeni general, Capt r. expecting an attack fortified
himself about twelve leagues distant from Monterey Cas-
o assembled about 100 front Of the enronc hment
After remaining there three days. be concluded 10 treat
when II discovered that the party had quietly gone of
leaving old saddles aud Trash which the Caliornaus
mlgni6ed into munitions Of war.
Three hundred rnsmen offered their services 10 Cap: r.
but they declined.
Tho movement against Capt Fremont seems 70 have
been directed by the central government Of Mexico bot IL
- not believed that the people Of California entertained any
" will towards bin, or would wing have done him harm.
tits own conduct IN the whole have boon
marked alike by courage and discretion. Wo subiOn n
copy Of letter written by him 10 the American consul ~
Monterey when IN expectation Of attsck and received
by the consul IN the evening Of March TO- The captain
remained 10 excellent h,alth and had gone north;
"MY DAN SiR this moment received your letters and
without waiting read them soknowlsdge the receipt
which the courier requires nslsay. am msking myself
strong possible IN tho intention that VI we aro unjust
~ STACKED will fight extremity and refuse quarter
trusting county 20 svenge our deah No one has
rescued camp aud from the HEIGHTS We are able 20 see
troops with The esas mastering a. saint Johns add pre-
pairing thank you Tor your Kindness add good
wishes and would write at length a. 20 my inten.
tons, did not fear that my letter will be intercepted.
We have IN no wise done wrong the people the
tnorities Of the county and II hemmod in and
ssulted we will die, every Of u.s. under tho flag Of ouJ
country.
avery truly, yours,
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Bargains IN Dry Goods.

Bargains IN Dry Goods.
WE have on hand large assortment Of
w Embodied Collars and Capes
Do CbemiEett- and Polka Capes
White and cold embTd Muslin Robes
Striped Swiss and Jaconet Musins, for dresses
Paris Balconies and Bareges
French Lawns Muslns and Ginghans
White embd Grape shawls
Darege Shawls and Scans
Elegant Lace and Hermann scarfs
Hosiery Gloves, Mitts,
An Of which will sell at reduced prices. bos IN Van IA
find fun assortment and at prices entirely sfaetorv
WARREN FARISs,
u 10 No. Ma street.
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The Scuse wss no "a session Saturday, having ad-
iouFsed over from fndsy evening 10 Monday. The
hesss 81 Representatives engaged principally in tho
tisss.sien Of The Naval Appropriation Bill.
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~ The New York papers announce the death Of the
venerable Theodore Dwight, Esq, the sstyear of hi,
age He was q brother Of President Dwight OF Yale Col.
iege. Many years sgo he connected with the public
Press as editor Of the ~ Y Daily Advertiser and previous.
ly Of paper in Boston.
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u The story OF the horrible murder at the Mammoth
Cave in Kentucky, copied from the New Orleans Tropc
and now going tho rounds said to be hoax The same
story said to have passed through editions during
the last thirty years, undergoing iennia resurrection
with new scenery and decorations
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RaDIisI ConNenfinn-

The Baptist Tnennial Southern Convention adjourned
yesterday after very interesting and harmonious session
Inc sunday evenings services at the Dad Baptist Church
designed 10 promote the Of Home Missions were
marked with peculiar interest The able and eloquent nd
dresses Of the Rev. Messrs Holman Buck and Fuller were
listened to with profound by the immense assem-
blage
Our Reporter has furnished with brief sketch Of the
remarks Of the Rev Mr. Shuck for many years a zoaous
and devoted Missionary China, relation to the causes
OF the nonhtccourse long and porinaeiously en-
forced by that remarkable people against the ousde bar
banans' Of Chrstendom, which fail at this time
when that exclusive policy greatly relaxed in its rgor to
attract public attention.
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Japan Mansfield Is entitled TO the highest praise. We
nave only to lament the loss OF gallant aud faithful OIL
GER ~ho proud 81 tho reposed in him. would have
s'cred IN the accomplishment of the task which he so
CALAMITY commenced.
nave the honor 10 report list OF the killed and woun-
ded during the seven days bombardmcnt OF Fort Taylor
Texas. -''
lam, sir. respectfully, your ob't sery't.
E. $. HAWKINS,
Capt 9Th Infantry, commanding Post.
Captain w. w. S. Bliss,
Assistant Adj. Genera, Army OF Occupation Texas.
Iiere follows letter from Gen Ari.ts, IN Spanish to
Capt Hawkins-to which the Captain returned the follow.
ing Spartan answered.
OBJ HEApouARrERs UNrEp STATES FoRcEs,
Near MatamoraS, MAY 8, lSt6-5P NJ
CIR Your humane communication has ust been recei-
we'd. and, alter the consideration due importance
must respectfully decline surrender my forces TO YOU
The exact PurPort Of your despatch feel conf
dent that understan nd my interpreter skilled in
your language; but, have understood you correctly you
have my reply above.
am. sir, respectfully. your obedicnt servant
E. = HAWKINS
Commanding u. S. forces opposite Matamoras.
General. NJ. ARrrA,
Commanding Division OF the North.
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- The Concert Of SACRED MUSIC, which wss 10
Ss'e been gwen st tho United Presbyterian Church on
sbcckoo hi' 90 Pn4iy night last aud postponed on ac
count Of the Te''her' will take place merit Friday evening
The 18Th infant, % bali past 5 O'clock.
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~ Vespnsan Ellis, Esq late U. 5. Charge des Afares
at the Republic Of Venezuela has obtained from the gov
eminent Of that country the exclusive privilege Of nav-
eating with steamboats, the river ohnoco for the period OF
twenty-five years.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TO all Subscribers To IIarpers' Bible.
w. RANDOLPH & CO., Richmond. would
~ inform the public that Harpcs splendid bible is now com
peie and that they prepared with machinery TO bind the
work in style that the fancy vary
from $50 We have samples York Phadelrhl Raj
tmoTe, and (Which will hyperion in du
raby) bidding Al ,uit Themselves by Main
street We also supply odd numbers complete broken sets
0 Bound copies kept hand for prices from $40
le &c J. w n A cO
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NOR HIRE, for the residue Of the year. a
- healthy young WOMAN who is pretty good cook wAsNrr
roncr, and chamber maid and first Appy 10
PHILIP NJ. TABB T. SON,
Office Main street
je l6-9t OPPOSITE the Exchange Bink.
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J. Hampden PIoasnnIs

~ We copy the following paragraph from the Lancas.
Tr,br,
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LNOR SALE. the BENT MOUNTAIN -

NOR SALE the BENT MOUNTAIN Is
II TATE, containing S.1GO ACRES OF LAND, 81 NJ
the Montgomery and south foIk Of
Roanoke River
This an the requisite qualities first =,
sock Farm, there benz upwards acres
excellent Meadow and the soil being adapted
OF roots such potatoes bce &c There
five thousand Of FIRST Tobacco Land
have been annually raised upon for the Year,
the ubtcrborhe quality of which such
mand the best prices No estate of equal Virginia
ter waered, aud there upon
OF machinery requiring s considered
peteH Judges be of the best Stock PAINS nd
there H. perhaps farm vorabB situated the adj
vantages u to and for dividing plantations
the purpose Of the Subscriber purchaser should odeT for
The whole TO divide into small farms Of from To 900 acres TO
snt purchasers
The ettrome health o the paee proveb For several years
that has been IN the ssou Of the sbscbourg which
time ho has had faulty 80 80
not single Of sickness occurred which rcdfed aid
physician.
Persons who he DESTROYS NJ purchasing address the
subscriber a Pneac and the land will be by
Mt lee, the manager, residing upon a.
s5 miles of Lynchbug and 10 Of saem and BR Lack
JOHN ~. PRICE.
Finearle. June 10. 1915. W.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ " We WARD
No y, Sourm CHAzLEs STRgEr. Baltimore, Nd
VALUABLE OLD WINES IN BOTTLE.
Splendid Large Brilliant DtAhOND PIN sc--On wEDNE5.
DhN AFTERNOON ~ t7h tune, O'Clock, VIII sn on The
~ door ~ Warehouse No ~ South Charles choice
eon n on Routed Wines Of The sock Of
iorionsi genurman n his city, consisting IN fauo
90 dozen Rietbuns and South Side Vfeoa hadea vintage
1885, and 1898
50 5ossn Goen Pale md Posrs Competition sherry various
brards
90 doz Od CrIscd P0r, fuDeroT quality, 1872
90 BASKETS ChampsEre. nchor, and other brands
~ doz H. Iulian Medoc Ciarct, vntsrr 1890
10 delicious Old Rye Whisfey, 1895
10 domiiohns Oh jamaica Rum, i57s
Tie entire soct hss been many years been
oeisd ~ q The hrs, oounoisieuv city 20
stveb sod 70 advances also valuab brilliant
besstpn apd Cod Wateh 0sntsuen who know the
prime quality Wines win Do attead hey esu
seeet nom great % handa and
aden'y In point favour qus
" WIN WARD, Aucioneer.
cs'sogue' win be tsady ~ morning Of sab le i9-da
"OOlSEY'S SUGAR.-2O IL boxes Loaf
w Sugar, is quality.
10 bbis Crushed Sugar ist quality
= Powdetnd "-laT1irg morning pers hr
courier Por s''sI ia WILLIAMS a nAXALI.
EAuILY NO, q sOAP.-7s boIes No Family soap
~ received lhs day, aud for saie by
u ~ BIssRLI. heCANDI.IsH.
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N q Il &c f. s .

b Auction Notice. - ynlun,,,., ~
cocas Stock.-rh.s morninx Tuesday, at oso,, n,l
10y =. 'ne store OF James A. Smell, sell wnho,, .,
1--WE ms entire stoek Of Dry Goods embracing M, .,.I
mn eser-s large portion Of stock is nr.h and ,h
ny Order w. w. CRUMP. Trussec " ''"'''' invited
jelo INIors . ,,o-,....
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Hal sweetest, dearest tie that binds
Yireinin Rnpii.t nibIe societr.

Joining hands 'nd parting under ercum'snc.l truly sao,
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The James River Canal.

L. w. ALLAN. sec'y pro TEN.
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The above sale postponed Cumberland July Court
16-wtds II ADI.Ey Con, :,
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sale OF n Tact Of nd, la ,hr COZ 4, or ,.,,-
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tu, cstse tie 1T day e NAV. IsIa .reurd.i IN tie
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HAeh'in- 10 . und 2 e. tor he inr sn-
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inc <Eh n ~ Nirth le'o 81 - elk
hOe io or h- pn-~s 10 ih- hshet d-r cI,h Tract
n-resl oi L'hd HING IN the County NJ Henri a. nj
heaGlohd nmnng - r., eouve Tn
- 'aid Bern ~ s'e VIE acre, ofSa an
q'ti eoEv I'D s,d wus nd sa Va en-
ey deed daed The 1T day 1875 and
err'nr a'.n he min-ras f'und on ae ,aia "a
WIN ne prvess Of searching foI same e..ed
~ oh 10 ne deed trr m n, ,ae
NAenne IT, on the DAY appointed tn. sale n the aid
ANA e ~e,ther shall ~ uch, opnon Ius.. n IN
rendeF MIRO er IN r c''ev ha ey,t h.
OF me ao nd viii be continued from day sun .y, e,.
eetsi u1 the Ell ,ted Only convey .uen , 4,
M oy Fde OF the oeed OF irusi Aforesaid
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7-dds