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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
~FARNING LAND. IN yIRGINIA-lse.

acres u lsDd In Doddrdgs County, western shfs
nis embracing ii farms 81 100 10 80 scfes EACH 90
he ys.Ir. u Mcfe fsand River copies Of survey sn1
lsa Eoses Tor each rai will be furnished Tho PURCHASED
These fsru1s are miles FROM NE Cgtniy ioNn sne
snd Other roads psss hroggh pan " ihs snd 10 and
from me OHIO Riyen -.
Com Wheat Hemp, he Tns ana 10 vel. un5efe1 ia
ssingt oax beech, sugsrmaDle, elm he IL admirably
ksE-d or grsxng s-,sral on lee.s isfms are N "a
tsrnns made easy. Apply To ". CuNsIS6HAn
nvi5a Hsnov~rst MI
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WM CHAMBERLAIN, President
Jons r. Jxaus Chief Engio~cr. lel' tiyl5
Am RAMNPo RsiIrosd -Nou,

DATkR~ON AND kANAPo ksiirosd-Nouer
TO Contractors -Yropo.as will he received until the
S0h day u June for grading masonry and brds
log thai ps Of the Paterson and RsmApo Railroad eN-
.aaips from side Of The Passac ser 10 Rsmapo
distance Of about "a mites.
prnhes and specifications be found ., the I'm
Office Patterson. where every Necessary inrorna
den viii he given Ii-il t29l J. ". ALLEN Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

E1A VALUABLE AID beautiful farm Tor sale q ~
- gain on Long Island - miles from n city, CONES
ing "a scfes part wood ard ne In hne star
cultivation, plenty - good frail lsr.e modern bsn
house convenient 10 stores sad mills; lher- good st
INK willn !. miles Those wishing 10 purchase tss
thlnk could not better themselyes For fsfef per,ir1:
inquire o. JOHN WALKER. 81 Lqdlo1 It CHARLIE
BAKER. ISL EsssxsL or A D. BALDWIN, 10 Bios
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SPOKEN.

10th inst lat 20 30 Ion "a 10, brig Snow, OF Boston
steering NNE.
23d let a. Ion IS. brig Ca,hsrne Mary, OF Bos-
ton steering North by East
lin ipst lat "a To- Ion 81 ship Louisville 70 days FIN
New Zealand for Cold Spring. Ii with 300 bbs oil,
30 10 lbs ~hse bonsper bark Aloha. at this port.
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nFFICk OF "rHk uUfk MUTUAL LlFh


AFFICk OF "rHk tiOfk MUTUAL LII
Oiu.ursnce Comssny," . Wall o. Mortimer nuildings.
New-yosk. 18Th MARCIA ts4T.
perpetual charter aud caS organized according 10 law
has ccrucroed the business 81 LIE Insurance ON The n
tus principles the n-t pTohls being divided annusAy
the tnsarc according 10 the act OF incorporation
The rsi-s Of premiums CONFORM with The usage OF Other
snta Psu,-sfr h- convenience Of parties inserns
who would prefer 10 The premiums by ns.smeus u
10 len 70 hei option when the premium exceeds - 10
Pay onehs IN cssh and payment 4 ihe residue
70 ~ eahs, by Al approved note bearing interest
Toe i've. Of married men may insured bench,
OF her wives AID ehdr~n, thai upon tho deSesse Of
Abe 'n.sa he vile vss 81 ,' sAs Sa n rrs SsS
clear u spy Claim ~ the creditors OF ihe deceased
For the sres'e' secaniy OF psrnes in'atias VIM ns
eompen, The Trustees have provided IN indemnity nnd
20 zoe so psS losses hist may seerae upon
poeie. lsaed by shr company which TO re~.n pnIii
frvm recelpg VI preniams when Il vii he no longer
Necessary, ssd may he wnhd'swn
The following list Of The ocers ard Trustees for shs
TRUSTEES.
s% sss s.ls-ss. o.sps Noes, fsisP e.lpn,
pennis fersins. kos~eM HoyI VIM 1. Brewer,
Sirs.1 u. Dana, G 4 sesrs.,sy Cha. WSi,sls.ey.
cs.re- r.ylos, Jcnn w leeds. Je.ePh D MsIree'
james r soaasr, VIM r Minor, Tseo davenport.
ALExASDEs n. HOLLY, PtesaesI
JOHN W LEEDS, Assistant President
JOHN A DAVENPORT. Vice President
ROSWELL HoYr. Secretary
WM WELLS, General Avert
Dams wo<sirur Lecusrd. EsQs Counsellors sna At
t,rr-v, cftse Company for NewSers.
VIM r Minor, Esc Counsellor and Attorney for STAN
Frrs WOOD, NJ D. and A Cccke Hall, n D. psyselsns
MedcN Examiners and Advisers Of The Company for New
csspprey Ayres. NJ D. Physcisn and Medical Aayt.s'
fos s'sptrrt myu eceo
INN KNiI n kksOCAkn t,rs ia .s "a .0 n,
i p.ny Of New-York-Capitsl SesHs@ o1e~ -
wslsl-The Legislature Of this Stale 81 10 iaie ses
sioa passed act changing Tie corporate uslns o.
he Old Mutual Insurance Company 81 TIE City " New.
York." to Knickereockex Fire Insurance Company 9,
Nsw-YorA All future business u thas Corporation WI
therefore he transacted under ito new nsne -,
u may be weto add. by o. snstou thai me ois
Musssl." norwtthstandns it lle IN fset sioct
Company sstng capital a. paid In aud securely invested
spJ THAI he change Of ohtsned prevent mic
appsehebsico thai potni
fns Company continues against loss damage
sS, s'' 90 . ~ pissofcss 1.' '''A''"'
fs-s,xx, ireland. boha Gray Chsa p. LeveFieh.
loan Oothoal BOLTS Moore sent De Forrest
O., Arru srfns Edward Coca. Wul TUCKER.
noh~rt Bensoa. Anfhony Lamb, Asees Riley.
Ichp Gem phea Adam Norrfe, Alex'r Lawrence,
George Coakiin, Robert kesmit Nm Dean,
Io~hsss 6rush, Anshony ChAfdca W lillian Browning,
49,, n ern.r H. g. t3sm~rstJ, Henry Eswogh
GEORGE IRELAND, Presidcnl
A n ncDoSALD Secretary.
Hsw-Yors. April IL 1877 SS sow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

IN FARM FOH -ALk-ln N. plssssDt VIA age
- u Liberty Corner, y Co, n. j. conisning g. acres
10 u In corn, N oats, la whess, Of potatoes,
~ meadOE, 10 % timber. the balance " pasture tn
above Il good shy farm IN The 81 Of y J. FIRST sa
dwelling house containing u rooms ard good dry celiu
fruit u all siDds snt u the beet qualify bsrD, carriage
house cow h0use corncrb and All Necessary outbuit
ings. Apply 81 JAMES r. BARR, every Weonescsy
from A. ". 10 p. and Thnr-isy until p. ". 81 ~
Northern Hotel foot u COrsnt.L Oihef days 10 them
Y. Reai Esai- Company. Of Broad esy and MAJ
en-sns Also, Soo Of first fss land Ia Lewis Cosa
Tor ALE or srrkarra sal M
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xs,oRCrsTrR a NASHUA RAILROAD

w CONFANY-sNih AessssmrnL-Nouce Is hefehs
gven that 40 Assessment Ten Dollars DC each shse or
Ire Capital Stuck OF this Company. has been laid ny me
BOARD of Directors payable he Tressurers Once l4o
M.in-st W orcester, on the 20 day of August rexL
r. " "A. HEMINHAY, Treasurer
Worcesier Mass June 2, ls4I j-25Jya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

Y Pr0p-uy-At public auction on Tua'tay he - day
OF June met al ~ O'Clock, noon AZ ne Merchants *
change under the direction of he Controller ssper reso
uton % he Common Council. approval Aprl p. 1877,
tb follow ~ described property will h. offered fr saie
The -0fy brick engine house and nt on the north side
Delaney between Aicl-stc-t rnt Orchard street be-
Hk ia feet 'front.' ard by - feet IN depth Terms ~
.se 10 Per q re purchase aud eNps mes "
.sf- Do b. pa4 % Cont oier The day ~ sale. the
balance n Der cent on he De VERY of ha deeds withn
2o d.vs hereafter JOHN EVEN. Controller
-.s...fI-.f. pes-. I'm. fn 1871 f.fg Ids
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= CAnPHgNE DIsTILLRRY, =.

- CAnPHENE DIsTILLRRY, For s.le.-A
q Czmphrne and TurpentiIe D.sullery for e sf1sis
- on Oans-VoOrt-sf. aud within a bock AM 9 hall ~
he Norm hiser There is erg- Tufpeatins SILL WIN
Wofm, Tub, &c. also a csmptsne stiu which 10 run ey
siesIn a steam Engine n ures hor.e poser also very
everything 10 perfect order 10 work In msdsle
w. Tnerc four lots Of gfo1n5 tease has I've
years rna from ", hrstef May asI aud which will also
be sod together with The Baldngs sheds he ApplyD
je2S I'M K NJ BLACKWELL co, IA Frontst
IT. AFOR TIKI FISHING BANks.-
Se4s2ffSzz1 ute Steamboat bIGHLAEDEl Cspsin
Armstrong, viii commence her trips nre
rlsks excursions 70 The Fishing Bsnss, TUESDAY,
Wednesday and Thundsy, June ~ sDd -, AMI yvyl.
9; Dslsney-sl atg; Cssharioesl aist; ADD Pier n
Al ~ O'Clock -
The SARATOGA, having taken the place Of The Hsh
lander the Neebgrsh The siisr ooai VI w
regularly d1riug he entire season 70 NE rsning bsnhs
Leaving shove every Monday, Tdesa.y, " eduesesy
Ard Tkurscsy except he 5b and stb Of July Fare Ssn
je1sH A. h. SCHULTZ, cor. Yea .nd pasne "a
49, ,ACCOnMODATkON bay Line for
Ek lbsny and Intermediate plsees-Passsss
50 cents Breakfast and dinner 90 oosa
The new and sp.udid stesmes Aida, Capt @ o. TIP
Der viii eavs he pier foot Of aobInsoo every honeJ
WEDNESDAY and Friday morning Al O'Clock le3 ~
49, >APTRRNOON LINZ, DAILY, hf
ESd SS-w sargh and fshhil, landing 81 -
Cortland .. tPeetskiil West Poin. Coz
Spring and Cornwall The steamer THOMAS POWLLs
Capt s.n Johnson. vii leave Lhs pier foot OF Hreo
for he ABOVE places, every afternoon Sundays exsegsss
cctnDcncing April 10, al 4oclock keiarnine VII -
Ne~SufEh every morning ~ oclock. n. B. All osxgSs
and freight Of every description bsnk ots o. sPeess -
on BOARD Of This sosl must DO the rsk OF Ne ews
o. uoIess snlsrsd ca Tie boos Of he boat OF
eH
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njITIn,.,N NIYEN RAILKOAD-NOrICt

III PRORosALs-sesed proposals viii ne received Wy
the DHvcofs Of Us Hudson River Railroad Company al
ih.Ir oce 81 Wal until the 18Th Gay Of July next, Tor
The grading, masonry ppg and bridging OF mat portion
OF aid rosd which extends tom Royer Hook nesr Peek
liLl N 8re.k Mech Hii embracing tbs heavy wors
through hr Highlands The work to be completed by the
hfsi ~ October. 1913.
The work 70 be completed according 10 the plans and
specifications diet will ne presented for examnsnon' !"
hereinafter mentioned.
security he required FOR the performance Of The
Contract and the pfopos must be accompanied ny he
nAmes u responsible persons sgnfyng their assent to
become sureties. ,..,
No trsnser Of contract win he recognized or permied
The map profile Of The line The plane OF wors to'u
Of contracts aud sproincaons u The manner Of executing
me same will BE- resdy and after The fret day Of July
next The Office 81 the Rrsient Engineer Cold spring,
wAs, all c-ssary ilformstion vii he given.
Toe Toll usnses Of all persons that are parties 70 pro
position musi he writ,ea out on the same
The psy 10 any proposlon which may he accepted VII
be reaaFed 10 into eeuracl Immediately hiler The
Accep Snc- - he s.m>.
Dr~etors themselves the right 10 accep %
reject proposals tina, he offered they may con
cider the interest of the Company torequtre
New.gofk 18Th June, ls4l.
ID - WIN CHAMBERLAIN, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

- ron -AIF-The reslience OF Thoma. Wnsh
~. deceesed. with fvm, no sore, ~ snt suAlrd n
Columbia County, ; miles from City Of HUDSON. Tbs
shove - very desirable plac- znd Will be sold os Fa
frh-r particulars Journal Of Commerce, aPpy
SARAH A. WRIGHT on iha Premises or u WILLIAM
WRIGHT. 2gs Pssrlst SAMUEL TIloMPsOS. rs
Paari.i I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

40 FOR -ALH.-rhe t1yo ibree-ssory brick hossss
e Nos. $40 and 81 sprng-si.
Aso tne frame house and lot SOS wesl-st near
Spring.sL
Also. the vacant lot 80 Center Grsnd-S. nssl
TO the building row erecting on Grand, Cenler and
Orange SIS
Also farm al Youkers bout Is miles from The City rt
about one mic from The Harlem Railroad, consisting Of
about 3 acres Of Land ~ Of which l. wood lsnt House
barn md outhog-es ell in goof oder. spplyto
ie26St' ; HUrCHiNGS, 81 Iohn-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
DTRLIU ADMINI-TRATOR'~ OFFICE, 50

N.sau-ssreNotce Il ne eny given. % te r-lsrv-s
n-vi on kia % JOHN KENNEDY, late Of lae Cts %
N-s Yorg deceased ard ~ho = alleged 70 have Died m
estate Ia, .hs srply 10 he surrogate = TIE City aad
Courly Of NewYork fof letters o. adnfnhra,Cn ppm
- .is - III aid nestsie On The 2st day July nez
A Ian ococx 10 The Ioreuoon-Dsied New YORK June 49,
80 JAMES : THAYER,
81 7.u4 ~ Pubic Administrator.
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DIR~UANT 20 AZ order o. John Morgan. 5urrogaie
4 N the County - seneca, N1fce IL hereby gwen 70
persons having claims or demands AgaiLst E1~in X
Brerk ate Of ne town Of OVID In said county deceased
10 present the with the vouchers thereof 10 he m
ders ned Sarah p Breck and samuel brecs, Admins
trarx ard Administrator " the estate ~ the said Ea"in
r Rreck deceased 81 ne dwelling house OF ne sala sam
uel Breck IN Waterloo Is ssd county, on or before
the hrsi day q July oeNL--Dstsd Dec. IT, lsio
SARAH p BRECE, Adminisirs'riN-
sos t,us-,f SANI, p RRECk. Administrator.
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rpO tARPENTER>.-sesled propose. - ~ b. 70
cey 81 II the once - pefntsnt-nt Of Buildings, no.
ls Eza ,-hs until Tuesday h7 lh DAY of June Instant
a O'Clock noon FOR alterations 10 be made 10 he oee
OF County era. Guy HALL
Plans And SPECIFICATION n he TorA ms7 BE seen % ap-
tpl'csuou 10 JOB ]. SLACK Supt q Bgildinzs
once supL Of Buildings, June ). l5i1 J--5
<oTICE-ln parsuEnce Of A aet q me LegislAt1re
n th- ststo Of N-w-YorE passed April j. lef7. the
nans Of tie Mohawk and 1dson 4 K Co 10 changed 70
Ihst u n. Alhany snt Schenectady z r. GO.
49,. N.~ 1tfr fuvf0 lrul , vnkrFH " G-~fp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

Ion he Public stocks srd Losus u III CRY q Rev
york due Aurust J. will be paid Mondsy, August 2 by
joseph Lawrence FfC Treasurer u me CIV A. tte bsk
Of he u New YORK TIE Trarsfef b0 - = TT Do
closed on Wednesday, jay 7. Al O'cioc L, 7. N.
rR~ For the accommodation Of stockhoicers transfers
vii he permtte1 durns the tine the boors rmsin closed,
10 tske effect on he ist u l1e following rlonth.
JOHN EVEN Comptroller.
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TAVERN AND ENCI~E NOTICE.


i-FrNla Nolallh IFiIrF- hI' tt'tHs'A 80 ftp-Ae9
ihem when applying for -erewa.
THOMAS F. PEERS, yirst Narshal.
r'-a 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

-. rF Dyeing ard Csierdefing e.ish ishnrrt II Pat
- erson. New Jersey. known !. the -" Ws.sington
Bleach WORKS" The buildings ana machinery are u
cOfnpet- orfer, ready for imm-disi- operation.
For Information respecting The condition asd character
~ the works application may pc made 10
THOMAS ROGERS, REQ ~ Wal - He~Y York,
JOHN d. PRINCE. Use Pscica Besrher. Dyer al
Printer firm n Piummsr Pruce) OF 10
IAMF. SHEPHERD. ON H.. manila. ie22 a,Ks
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-16
BENTON AND HANNeGAN.

Senator Benton Of Missouri, and Sena-
tor Hannegan Of Indiana, two of the
harmonious Democracy" had considers
be sparring IN the Senate on the Monday
evening preceding the final adjournment.
Mr.. Hannegan had some days previous
offered a resolution directing the Secreta-
~ of the Senate TO contract with a DIR.
Houston to report the proceedings of Con-
gress during the ensuing session. MIR.
Benton denounced the proposition as one
which was designed to enable the Doctor
TO raise funds, by plundering the Treasu-
ry, to establish q new paper at Washing
ton which was to oppose the Polk Adj
ministration. Mr.. Hannesan tlereupon
gave Mr.. Benton several sewers personal
thrusts, and then the two Senators parted,
with the mutual understanding that they
were to be friends no more.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-16
GEs. JAMES IRWIN.

By the proceedings Of the Wing State
Convention it viii be seen that Gen.
James Irwin. Of Centre County, has been
put in nomination as the Wing candidate
for Governor at the ensuing election. As
a sound practical Wing and Jealous adj
vocale of a protective tariff, Gen. Irwin is
second 10 no man in the State and his
popularity in his own district, together
with his speeches in Congress, while he
was a member of that body, furnish the
very best evidence of his fitness Tor the
Executive chair. Though Gen. irwin
was not the first choice Of the Wings of
this county, we feel assured that they
viii give him q cordial support at the en-
suing election.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-16

on the Castle. The number of troops in
the City and Castle is variously stated
at $500 TO $500.
The plan Of operations against this
place appears 10 be ihis:-Gen. Scott will
land his troops, either at Sacriicios, 8
miles from the Castle, OF at Anton Liar
do, 30 miles distant; and viii then march
upon the city and take it; and getting
possession OF it with its batteries, make
a conjoint attack with the squadron upon
the Castle, and carry it or starve it out
The attack, it is supposed, will be made
about the 18th or 20lh Of the present
month.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-16
BEAUTIES OF LoCoF0CoISM.

Last year at the close Of the session,
Mr.. Polk asked Congress for TWO NIL
LIONS to enable him to buy a peace with
Mexico. The House passed a Bill to
that effect, saddled, however, with Mr..
Wilmot's Anti-Slavery proviso; but it did
not pass the Senate. This year Mr..
Polk asked for THREE MILLIONS for the
same purpose. The House again grant
ed it; but again with a like proviso IN re-
gard TO Slavery. The Senate struck out
the proyiso and passed the bill without il;
%whereupon the House recedes from lis
position and also passes the Bill granting
the money Internationally! This is an
other specimen of Locoloco consistency.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-16
II RELIEF BILL.

A Bill appropriating half a million OF
dollars for the relief of the suffering poor
in Ireland, passed the United States Sen
ate some weeks since; but when the Bill
came up in the House of Representatives
1t was voted down, as we understand, by
the Locoioco party-the same men who
on the eve of elections generally make SO
much ado about their love for the Irish
i'm this country.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-16
BIG GUNS FOR VERA CRUZ.

The New York Express says that ac-
live preparations are making and nearly
completed at the Broodlyn Navy Yard
in the fitting out of two vessels, to be us
ed as bomb-ketches in the contemplated
attack upon Vera Cruz. They had been
strengthened in every possible way by
strong oaken knees, secured by bolts and
screws, massive eaken frame work, anti
iron braces running through the vessel,
secured upon the outer sides by broad
iron plates. Each of the vessels is to
carry, besides guns of smaller calibre, an
immense gun upon deck land a smaller
one below weighing about eight tons
and which will throw shot or shells OF ten
inches diamater a distance of three and a
half miles. 1t is calculated they will be
at Vera Cruz ready for service by the is
Of April.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-16
REPORTED GREAT BATTLE
CONTRADICTION.
WAsHINoroN, March Ie-Ie P. NJ.

WASHINGTON, March le-1e p. M.
The Southern Mail is in. and brings
New Orleans papers containing an exci-
ting report relative 10 the state of affairs
In Mexico.
The Della publishes a letter from Tam
pico. which states that Gen. Taylor and
Santa Anna, with their respective forces,
had come into collision near Saltillo, and
that a fierce and bloody battle ensued.-
Santa Anna is reported TO have had a
large numerical superiority in numbers,
but notwithstanding was totally defeated.
Gen. Taylor remained master of the
field. The numbers killed and wounded
on both sides are said to be great.
The Picayune denounces the letter as
a hoax and the whole narrative as a fig
ment Of the imagination.
FThe Pic is good authority in such
matters, and always well informed. We
think it is a hoax.-PTrTsBURGH GAz.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-16
OUR ARMY.

The American forces now in Mexico
and on their way thither number about
25,5OO volunteers and $500 regulars
making $4,000 in all. The term of SER
vice of some of the volunteers viii ex-
pire in the early part Of the summer; bu,
their places, it is expected, will be filled
by regulars raised under the new Army
bill, which provides for the enlistment OF
ten regiments, besides four companies OF
Artillery.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-16
ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF REAL


IN pursuance Of an order of the Orphans
Court of Somerset county. there viii be ex-
posed to sale Ivy way Of Public Vendne or Out
cry, on the premises. on Saturday the Goth day
OF March next. the following Real Estate, late
the property Of Jacob Moses deceased, viz
No. |. A CERTAIN TRACT OF
land, situate in Shade township, Somerset coun-
,y, adjoining lands of Joseph Ling, Frederick
Coleman, John Stump and others, containing
500 acres. more or less, 100 acres cleared. with
a hewn log house aud barn thereon erected.
No. Q. Also another iract-adjoining
the first described tract in same township. con-
tanning % acres with no improvements thereon.
TERAs-For tract No. /. containing SEQ acres
-onc fourth Of the purchase money in hand. and
the balance in annual instruments Of one hun
dred and twenty FIVE dollars without interest, tC
be secured hy judgment bonds.
For No. 2. containing p seres-cash.
Attendance viii I've given by Jacob Moses ant
Abraham Moses, administrators Of the said decd
By the court, w. II. PICKING,
February %, 1917. clerk.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-16

The President says the war was begun
by Mckee, and Mr.. Calhoun says the
Wa was begun by the President. Here
is an issue between brethren of the same
family. The President says the war was
begun when the Mexican troops attacked
the advanced Guard of our army near
Point Isabel; while Senator Turney and
Sam. Houston insist that in taking Texas
we took her War. Here is more harmo-
ny. The President says the Rio Grande,
from It's mouth TO its source, is the true
boundary of Texas. and vet he informs
Congress that Gen. Kearney CONQUERED
New Mexico, which lies within the ter
ritory claimed as a part of Texas. Thus,
not only do leading members OF the loco
foco party differ in opinion with the Pre-
silent; but the President differs In opln-
ion with himself! The only thing IN
which there appears to be perfect harmo'
nv upon all hands is, that JAMES X. PoLE
is totally unfit for the place which he oc'
cupies Alb. Journal.