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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER- !

W II w LII VI 81 / ] Tx d!
- cav FRS J0mt ami Mare LH,m,nt is
- not only the best arlclc that can he
Used for Rheumatic affections, Bruises,
Spralns, and Lameness of all kinds, bu, is
the most perfect and lasting cure that has ev-
er been discovered for the very troublesome
e0mplsint, CL.ibisIHs. No Inconvenience
whatever attending It's application. The
most incIedulous may be satisfied by trying
one bottle, which will cost but 25 cents, la
all cases where an external Application is
needed, It has proved itself highly valuable,
az may be seen by the follow ing certificates.
The unders Pned, having made use Of
Seayer's Joint and Nerve LinlmeUt, either
in our families or on our own persons, and
finding it 10 be The best remedy without ca
ception that We have ever used, i1r the cvm.
plaists for which ItI- intended would recon-
mend % 90 our friends aud the public gouer-
ally. believing that those who are afflicted
with any Dtlhese complaints VIII find relief
10 lb, use az tAs valuable medicine II r
White, Kgr,ud Peck d Spear. Duggl.,s
Burlington, George Morton N.utan H..
ram H., klns, Rutland o Cook. Rutland
For Rheumatic affections. Spans. B,,.r.,
sc. ] most Chccrluy recommend u 90 ilo
put.c, as can speak from experience. tsy-
lHg made use o'I.iu many instances ,D m,
family Cor 'He above DomF-s<u,s d.. pf,,r
kutabj, Sept, 5ll~Ii.
" J.. { N,uoaa'i Ascr, nr Eyr,nI
Jones - Dow, tu''uCsyiI. & d W..
low, F.ts.or1 Ross, Brandon. Il
llun.eY Salisbury w. p Ru,.,. Nude
hufy Peck G. Nrear burlington :. X
Collins, Montpelier, 90. druggists and per-
chants generally Reed, Wing 4 Cule,
% q latham street Boston. vh.',ss.e ,rerf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26

isr0ua u' cNCfy s'aCe, Liver Complaints.
Iurc'n.s. !rHacHSh & cughs Colds, Bleed
lre Of the Longs. Nhrure,s of breath,
Jst.s and weaAhcss 900 % g siao. breast q c.
aud al u0'' Scascs eft tie
PULMONARY ORGANS,
A tc'y lml~fl7M disease o,et which this
Bs|sam ,teu. powerful Influence, is that
of DISEASED LIVER
'n t''s cuur.fHul 90 has undoubtedly rtoved
more ,0.Dap"us tha1 any remedy hitherto
employed. aud t0 humorous instances when
pnurtis ha. endured ,ung and severe suffer.
'ug rom the disoisc. without receiving the
least benefit irou vaupus remedies, and hen
Nrrn~v has been rr,uucd to IN vain, the
use oi l.'s Ba.sam has restored the Liver to
4 healthy auIon. and IN many instances ef-
Gotcd PERMANENT CURES. after every
snc~n remedy had failed to produce the de-
sired ei'not.
Opinion ~ a regular PhyHcidn.
Exeter, Me. Sept. 80, ls45.
This ccriideS that | have recommended
the use of v stars Balsam of Wild Cherry
Tor diseases of the Lungs, for two yeah psst,
and many bottles to my Knowledge have been
used by my patients. all with beneficial re-
suits In two cases where 1t was thought
confirmed consumption h'd taken place, The
w lIt ihettV elected a cure
j. BolnrN. Physician q, Exeter Corner.
+ No Ql ACkFRN no DECEPTION
Al published statements of cure, perform
ed by tbs medicine ate 90 every respect tue.
H,Ua,, az CoH'c5Gg, amt limitations -
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of
DE- " l>tar's l'aslm ol NId Cherry IN all
diseases iut winch IT., recommended, cur.
ing many cases after the shul OF the hes,
physicians was uuavaiIuC. has effected
large and increasing demand tor IT, This
fact has caused several unpunoplod counter
lelters and lu,ui'ors to palm of spurious mix
lures, OF similar name and appearance Tor
the genuine Ba,slm
BE careful and get tie genuine DR. WIS.
T,R's BNsAuor Wup CupRRy None gen
ulne un.c, signed by | BUTTS. Address
all order, to SETH W FOWLE, Boston,
MI,, For sale by Luther Daniels, Rutland;
Jones d Dow, Cuuunpvl,e J Perkins.
Castioton " Nauioa u Co.,, West Poult-
ncy y Bliss q Co., Puullncy b. Beals,
Wells Whedon y swallow, Pawlet; S.
Smith, Dainty corners l. I.Nail 81 Co,
Danny Henry Simonds, ltuord Warren &
Bliss, BRANDON, and also Tor sale by
Druggists and agents throughout New Eng
land. 27lv
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VIZ. DOM ELL.
Bath, Maine, June, l. 1874

Bath, Maine, June, ], 1914.
Mr. T. Brown, Dear sir II have for some
time past, suffered much from the iaundlce
and dyspepsia a, the stomach, loss of appe-
ute and trouble and pain from the leas, sim.
pie food, with pain m the head and sides. A
shght cough, general weakness and debility
and weakness OF the bystem Alter using a
number OF medicines without any relief vas
induced to try your Sarsaparlla and Toma-
to Buffers. received immediate relief from
the use on one bottle and feel qraiiGed for
The great feAci have received, and ! would
recommend it 20 all others who are suffering
from simla disorders Yours truly.
FREDERICK Is. SHAW.
Address all order, for the above lnyaiua-
bic medicine 10 NE proprietor Frederick
Brow c. Washington IT. Boston
AGENTS.---Luther Daniels. Ruland---
lone, & Dow Cuuugsyllo, + Jameson.
Cas'.cton " Mouhun d Co.. West Poult.
ue, A Buss, PouIncy B Beal,. Wells 9.
& swallow. Pawlel 5 Smith.
DANNY conner, J If Nail & co. Dainty
II Slmonds ptsford Warren q Bliss.
Brandon and for sale also by'druppists and
appointed agents generally Prce one dol
Jar bottle g-Iv
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NEW GOODS

ttNH Brown S'cc,lor, Fine do do.,
Hrcncd t,nou, Batting, Waddug
'"d "l,A.ug, lu,b lIpn.u, puIu and fancy
''>'uc'o,, Punls and sundry other aul-
t's just received AID for sal" by
ID =, BELL.
Ruta0d, March 10 II
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r, 8. IS ;:r FL ~" A!iias|

TUE tuh.rt.st w,'l eel Or ct Toe farm
nl- o-tYe5 ~ NJ a. man Siaustr.
....,,st three r. r., north a. Ca.,s'oa 81.
acc. containing shout one HUNDRED acres e.
a. ar...s dvs .irg house. three oatrs. and
r.sf ..t S0r. together " ih good
Nlur.I ~ ith cana ,wsys be supplied u..t
.,e. .s t' t1nce Al.c. one uutiNard uue
t4f'r l-- a.t,. ofCedat and Pine swamp.
,I8a.e' N4.lsilion me tmuc norh e.
,slt h'n. rayr,a,. made To- suli ITO que
,tas.f JOHN AIN.
Ruf,tf bee 'Si5 5lu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-26

> on Horse Sle'pns and ooe Harness
- for sale hy GIO ". STRONG
Ruaanl Ie5 9. lsts
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
TO TUE CIVILIZED WORLDS

IL d. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, duly su,hoSzed and empowered, by
nc proprietors Of mos cf the isss4 newspaPsrs Of
1.-THE ciaies and prncips! towns In the u. 3. end
;anada. 10 receive sul'scrip ions end advertise.
yeats. and to give receipts for ,hcm respectfully
oiilies the IAa.,iic. thai I've Is repared to execute
sdets from all parts Of the Civilized World, EN-.
tacing Individuals Fims, Societies. Clubs, Rec.
ihg itsoms, Eosporations &c, 81 his several OIL
u "a the cities of PhiladIphia, Daliimose, New
ork and Boston. and wbese communicaions and
qu;e;es, yoss rsid. may tc directed Add'e v.
.FAL.MER, Philajciphia. n. w. corner Third
I'd Chesnu, s,nets;i Baltimore. 8. e. Garner Del.
more, end Calvert stresss; New York. Tribune
opposite City Hall; Boston. 20 Siste r.
a. no esher person OF persons are in any man.
net connsrted With the sOlscribev IN the American
Newspaper Agency, al ie,iess and communications
OK him. should be carefully directed q sbovf, and
no other person. This caution has become ne
:essary, IN oder ID avoid mistakes and put the pub
ic on their guard sgsinst oil pretended Agents. a
n sgssus9 ifa,a,g1q sss v. D. pAt.MER, 1sb
- t-,..-,- American NewspaPe. Agent.
Editors throughout the United States for whom
7. 3. Palmer IL Agent, will promote the advantage
ail concerned. Nv Ir,M shiug the atO~e.S nii"E
t.UlBLIC NOTICE.-V. u. Palmer Is the
nly suthesixed Agen, Cor The -SUSsunr AAERI-
an" IN tie ci,i.s of Philadelphia, New York.
;ostor and Bsltia,ore, Of which pubic notice is
ereby given. f''f ESQ A7'" Mach u, iS46.
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.eLine! Li,ne!!,

III JOHN 3. SElPMAN.
ID nERPECrFULLY infsrms bis fdends. ,hss
he has commenced the business Of Lime
5dming, on The fam he now occupies. He has
,csv o. &snda Quantity Of Lime for sslc, md will
twsys endeavor 10 accommodate .,hesc who may
Nor him with ti,cis custom. t..-.,,.-f,,,-,,
Augusts, April Iith, ls46.-6m
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Tin and Sllect-IrOm Ware
'fd nMANUFACTORX.

3 d Z n q n o " n, Pm ~ MA.
VVHE subscriber respectfully informs the pnbIic
Il that he has conmenccd the manufacture Of
Tin and Sheet.IrOn Ware,
in all lie various branches, at SoIinssrsve. His
ware is not only made Of the hest materials. hut is
put together ;a substsn n,isl and wofkmanlike msn
DER, differing 10 his respect om much Of he ware
sold, which is made up 10 hurry for that purpose
A. erce,len, assortment vii. he kept on hand al all
times, which will he sald on the most veasonaSle
,esms. 90 sW ANDREW g. WiSGERTa
SelinseTose, Mag i6th. lS46.---tE brr .gote,d
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PKlOEs o. ADvEurIsuNo. ?
! square I insertion, W. - =. - 800 %
!! dehS sil do sh .psz.W ire
] do ia

Evesy subseq aent insertion, O IS
Yearly Advertisements: one column, Sa5 half
column, SIS, three squares, sia, two squares, %
one square, sS. Hslfysarly: one column, Sic /;
no." column, Sla three squares, S.; two squares
%; one square, So so.
Advertisements left without directions as 10 tho
isnsth Of time they are 10 be published, win be
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
ingly. ~ ~, n, o-i... y. - -
CfSixteen lines or les mako . square.
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'.,',',o' REMOVAL. ~
10 I'M. III. PHI r. nY.

r EsPECTFUI,LY informs his friends and
~ customers that he hss removed his stock Of
goods 10 the Stone House, on Market square, fo,m-
etly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Dewsrt, where he will
be happy 10 serve his old customers and the putt
lie generally. on as good ,erms and at low pri-
ees o. can be had elsewhere. QUO s'' ''''h
81 A large assortment Of Groceries, Dry Goods,
md Queensware, constantly on hand. nvlysnasq
June 9Th. l646,--tf
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23O,OOO,OO0
l2OOOO,OOO

The popnistion OF Europe is estimated by
Matte Brun at 2l4OCO,OOO souls. Asia is put
down BY Balbi st 4l3,s44,0ee. - o. 'r1ssf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

. BY striking of the first letter OF this wced !.
and pursuing the same course " ith each follow
ing word. six Greek words ara formed. which
literally translated in the crder designated by
the figures. signify, Napoleon. being The hon Of
The people, became destroyer Of oisiss'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
AsrH.Aorrr CoAL-This invaluable ,,;n.,.

i ASrHaAcrrE CoAL.-This invaluable miner
al, ofwhich Pennsylvania contains inexhaus,i.
BILE mines, d found in the eastern counties Of
the State, in three Basins Of fields. The spere.
gate area Of the three basins 10 yearly 1000
square miles. The first discovery Of anthrs-
cite cOsl, on the Lehigh, in Carbon county, vas
made by Philip Gintter in l79l. lie found it
adhereing to the roots Of tree that was blown
over by the wind. In 1892 it was taken to
Philadelphia from the Lehigh and tried under
the boiler of the engine at Centre square, but
the mode Of using il not being known; it put
the fire out The remainder was used in place
Of gravel on the walk Of the square. In 1920
the Philadelphia market was overs,ocked by
supply Of 365 tons, sold at $s 40 per ton. But
mark the progress Of Improvement which intel.
ligence and aRerience never fail to produce.
In 1e45 the quantity TRANSPORTED from the
three basins and distributed throughout wide
range Of the community, was 2Ol2,742 tons,
which placed in the hands Of consumers at S5
per ton, must draw from them Sl0 O63. no. A
wise system. Of political leg gisla.ion and sound
currency will soon double the quantity of an.
thracite from the mines Of Pennsylvania. In
no part Of Europe can coal be found 10 compete
with the aathracite Of Pennsylvania. in price or
quality, and it is reasonable that before many
years il will constituste an important article of
export. a'a" '-as o'Hi t,oh'-a7 t'' 'sH' e.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

There are 80 places Of religious worship in
Boston, costing S9,246 500, and having ac-
commodstions for e4,ls5 persons These
churches, &C., are maintained at yearly ex.
pense Of Sl7O,s26. There are 80 Sunday
scboois, having 1864 teachers, and 1900 scho.
lars.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

desire TO procure some spars for a fore and main
top.sallant mast. You need not be embarrassed
about that replied our old Commodore: all the
woods you see here belong to the United States,
and you need only say what you want Sir
George accepted, and shortly amer sailed for the
Sandwich Islands. 'Ns 9d ''""e' 3 .
Nothing new from either arms or navy. The
schooner Flirt, Lieut.. Sinclair Comma anding, ar.
rived at Norfolk, brought no news of any impor.
tsnce from the Gulf squadron, OBSERVER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

POPULATION on THE WoRLD. According TO
MI. McGregory. the population Of the world is
el2,55S7 7l3 According to Bell, this vast mul.
Nse..l~ - skus l:w;l~I. .HHeraH .
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

WhAr's IN ANAvs.-The Man Farmer says
we have ever been Of the opinion that there is
more in . name than has generally been conce.
dsa BY sasons. Indeed, we never could be.
lieve in the dogma, that rose BY any other
name would smell a. sweet The following
which he recently found in rumaging multi.
farious collection Of old newspaper volumes,
not only clearly demonstrates that there is much
in name, but it is curiosity Of itself.
"A French psper lie Journal du Loiret. says
Nspolssn's name 10 composed OF two Greek
words, Nopos sad Leon, which signify the
Lion Of the Desert. The letters of the same
ingeniously combined presents phrase which
offer singular analogy with the character of
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
ALEXANDER l.. HICKEY.
Err u N x M A X e e

.os No. l5O Chestnut Street, .saH
d. t,.4 PHILADELPHIA. e,a te.-
,NHERE all kinds Of leather trunks, valises and
w carpet.hags, Of evny style and pattern are
,snuf.ctaseJ u the tcst manner and fron the best
Is,esisis. and sold st the lowest rate. fr. 6i'W
Philadelphia, July 18th, is45.-ly b7- isg
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

sa MEoIuAL isS SrHLsoENuK. IA letter from Lon.
dun nsnsipns that there are sow between seven
and eight hundred members Of the homGopa.
',hise Assocntion, che majority Of whom sreper.
sons ofsIstion end influence. The Archbisisoo
Of Dublin 10 smosg the contributors to its funds,
and converts from the medical profession come
in from time 10 time.ho A second edition Of
Simpsons able work on Homeopathy has been
called for. "s''''' ''"N 80, ''""a''' F'a'
w .saaSiKsM-v-T- T-ru--ru-------syti - ,yaiAl
isdA Ysskes paper ,h,n psiAetieally describes
ths faiaiina Of a lady;aa STA ,aollsn'iss awo
t,n Down fell the lovely maidsn.0 oea ssT
Just like slsught lamb:
Her hair hung down her palhd cheeks, '-"''
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-25
,oLBY,s sHAKspERIAN DIcTIoN.

~ ARY.-A general index to all the popular
expr ssions and striking passages IN the works o.
Shakespeare: l vol. lomo., London; Jnst imported
by '... p. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO members Of Congre. and
~ others who wish 10 correspond with the set
tlers in Oregon. Mcssrs. Sampson & Tappan, Of
Boston, have apprised me that one Of their ships
will sail on the LIST Of April for Astoria, Oregon
territory. Any letters or documents committed
to my charge will be carefully mailed by that con-
veyance for distribution among the settlers. All
newspapers printed since the meeting of Congress
will be thankfully received. My room is at Mrs.
sryocks, on It'll ct. must close the mail for the
o'clock cars on the 29th inst.
March ~ JNo. sHIvELY.
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nNE DAY ONLY.-Tbe two great
~ Paintings. Christ healing the sick by West,

~ Paintings, Christ healing the sick, by West,
and Death on the Pale Horse, by West copied by
Dunlap, leach of which, separately, has drawn such
great crowds,) will be exhibited together on Thurs
day next the 26th inst, in the Baptist Church, on
10th street. from IL m. till ii p. m.
Lectures descriptive Of the paintings will be de-
liyered at and 8 p. m. During the evening num-
Der Of choice pieces Of music will be performed by
strong choir composed Of members Of choirs Of
several churches.
Tickets IS cents, to be had at VIM. q. Forces
bookstore, Pennsylvania avenue corner Of 10th
street, and at the door.
NJ The proceeds are for the benefit Of the
church.
March go
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STOCKS.

sTOCkN
sALEs.-Nsp York, Maret ~, 1875 FIRST 6osrs-loooo
United States 6s coupons III 1000 New YORK ~ isis
04t 900 Penney S. 7ot 5000 do Io 7ot
10 900 do 7oa 900 Ohio g. 1860 o5i $500 do 9of 500
TO- e 10 900 do si 1000 Kentucky o. looi 100 Farmers
Loan asi 100 do 3si; las Morris canal l7sj lO DO ~
loo VicRsburg u rs Reading Railroad, Ia 100 do 7a}
300 do 7ii 1000 Reading Rsirosd bonds so 20 Gsnt9n
r. b7l a2S do 57t 80 do So; $50 do 57l do es 100
long Island r. 49, $50 do 4et 100 d.. vs. 100 90 aot
second bsdrd--lboOo Pennsylvania SIS, 70f loooo 90,
7nl; 400 Long Island r. r., tSi leS Harlem H. H. ooti
100 DO 575; so do. 57f 200 Morris canal, III
Shit NEWS.
CLrlsIp-shps Hottingu.r. Bursley, Liverpool WOOD.
hull Mnturn; Norna Havana brigs mogene Baroadoss
savannah savanrsh schooner Roscoe, 81 Thomas and
market. -, - - -
Apprvrp-ship Lyons, from New Orleans; briggs Trio
rom San Juan Nicaragua Belle from Tsmpicoi Nsris
sLe from Att.kapas louisiana Cayuga, from Apslachi
soia, sebooners Tanger from PortanPfince; Mercy from
csr3epa,, 81 slower. from Newbern North Csrolins.
s.urp-Baraue Csrmelite, Msyaguez; brigs Elector
WILMINGTON, North Cerons Belfast, st. Yincents.
BrLoy Ships 3. Hicks from Liverpool; shsksspesrs
from DO; wsstminster, from London; also ship and
brigr ..
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MONEY! MARKET.



Quotations for stocks to-day went down the
run. Long Island fell of y Harlem, u; Norwich and
Worcester Y; Reading, u Morris Canal, " Pennsyl
vania SIS went up II per cent Canton, \. The sales
not large and there does appear to be any dis
position to sell at the decline.
At the second board the sales limited and prices
fell of fraction from those in the morning
There appears 10 be effort making deprsss the
ket but holders do feel disposed to put their stocks
forward for SALE and the bears will find it very difficult
to get prices down. until the fancies get into weaker
hands
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank has declared divi
demo Of FIVE per cent, payable on the 18th inst
The Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylva-
MIA at Philadephs declared dividend Of four per
on the LIST ins out Of the profits of the last six months
The Bank of Louisiana has declared dividend Of four
per cent of the profits Of the last six months.
The annexed BILL in relation to the transit trade Of
Canada has passed both houses of Congress- and has,
without DOUBT received the Signature of the President
and become law bill passed last session, allow
ing drawback foreign merchandise imported into
the United States for consumption in Canada This
bill allows drawback merchandise imported into
this country from Canada, for expectation to foreign
countries.
CANADA Transit BILL-DRAwsAcK on IMroars AND
Be II enacted by the senate and House of Representa-
tives Of the United States Of America in Congress
sembled, That any merch sndise imported from the
British North American provinces adjoining the United
States, which shall have been duly entered and the
du thereon paid secured according to law either
of the ports Of entry in the collection districts situated
the northern, northeastern, and Northwestern from
tiers Of the United States may be transported by land
by water partly by land and partly by water any
port ports from which merchandise may, under
listing laws he exported for benefit of drawback and be
thence exported with such privilege any foreign
try Provided, That such expectations shall be made
within year from the date Of importation Of said mer
chandise and that existing laws relating the transpor
tatsn of merchandise entitled to drawback from dis
tric to another to two other districts and the due
portation and proof Of landing thereof and all regua
tons which the Secretary Of the Treasury may prescribe
for the security of the shall be complied with
We a statement exhibiting the quantity of
tain articles exported from this district for the first
months of the past three years Most of the staple ar
cles of export are included in this table.
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Chancery.


Auousr ll-pEcisroNs-.fiien VS. Hubble ct aIDecree.
That il be referred of the masters OF this court resd
ing in the city of New York compute the amount due
the mortgage for principal and interest and upon conr
nation Of his report that Of the masters OF this court
residing in Tempkns county, where the morgaged pre-
misses are situate proceed 70 sell the same or the pay
VIM. L. De Witt require it, the westerly portion upon
which buildings erected shall not be sold provided
the other part shall sell for enough to satisfy the
gage debt with costs.
Minfurn The Formers Loan 4 Trust Co--Deeres
That the bill be dismissed with costs to the
be taxed excepting the Of the deposition Of Leis
Curtis, who from interest, incompetent to be made
w tness.
The Farmers Loan 4 Trust Co. VS. Thos Ciopss ef
uror-Decree-That IL be referred TO master to COM
pute and to sell the mortgage property.
Cramer VS. Pnckney et al DecreeThat all the lega.
tees under the Attn clause the will in the
mentioned above, entitled to their egaces except
the chilren OF Caharne Emerson and that defendants
pay unto such legstees their several egacie well as
the other egaces given by said will legaces to the
infants to be paid to their general guardian, &c.