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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-11
LAND For SALE.

WILL sell on Saturday the 18th day OF March
: next,a valuable piece of Land, on Middle River,
adjoining Col. Harnsbarger, George w. Crawford
and others, containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES,
ana devised to be sold by the will Of my tesiator.
IL VIII be sold on the premises by the acre There
is toierably good DWELLING HOUSE on the
premises.
IERMs.-One fourth in hand, the balance in
three equal annual insalmcnts, the title reserved to
secure deferred payments. The land will be shown
by James Crawford and George w. Crawford.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Executor
Of John Crawford, decd.
January %, l847, Democrat copy.
xxTJNTER Strained SPERM oII. inst ,cceivd
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-11
I'M MARKET.
nc improvements cohslst Of PLAIN comtOrtabIe
AW.ELLR.VG HOUSE AU0

with all necessary out houses Spring house, nm
and Smoke house, a large and nvcnicnt i6lS
Barn with a Granary attached 10 il, and an 49,
excellent Orchard OF choice fruit trees.
The greater part of the tract is unduating without
being steep broken and about three hundred acres
il are of the first quality of Augusta land.
There two failing Springs near the Dwell.
ing house. and others different parts of the tract
which afford an ample supply of water. The Meadow
is large and exceedingly productive, and more than
an acre Of it is liable TO damage from frcshcts.
The location Of the Springs and the woodland i
such TO make it easy divide the tract into two or
three farms giving to each an abundant supply of tim
Der and water.
Ia point of fertility Of soil, salubrty of climate ad
vantagcs OF society and convenience TO schools to
church, and to market this estate surpassed by few
II any in the county and the subscriber confidently
recommend ii to any gentleman who wishes obtain
such combination of ad for fair
Any one DESTROYS of purchasing is requested to call
and examine the land for himself and he then
the terms OF sale which will be accommodating.
April IL, lS45. MOSES MCCUE.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-11
G r. r II ETC 4 T T. s .


My DEAR Sir IL have your Water Ram in
operation and am decidedly of the opinion, it will
swcr all the purposes for which il intended-and
that the extent CT its utility yet is scarcely concciv
cd As to its durability and chcapncss, am clearly of
the opinion that far exceeds any thing of the kind that
has ever fallen under my obvscraton.
JNO. W. RICE.
was also present and witnessed the opcra of the
Water Ram, and fully in all that Dr. Rice has
sad of its utility and Importance.
JAMES POINTS.
cononr in the above statements.
ALEX. III. H. STUART.
We have had in operation at this place for the
FAST week and feel no hcsitancy in saying that its per-
Torrance has the appreciation of all who witnessed
ats astounding effects. We have made arrangement
with MIR. r. H. Gcigcr, of this place, 20 supcrinicnd
the sale and putting them operation in this section
the country, several of which ready with a
efficiency of Pipe.
Communications made TO Hongsworth & Danncr
Mlddictown, Va, or +. II. Geiger, Stanton Va.
County Rights for sale on reasonable terms.
HOLLINGSWORTH s. BANNER.
stanton, Nov. 26, 1876.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-11

AS the All-Hcsling Ointment has been greatIvooun-
terieited, we have given this Caution to tho public
that mo Ointment will be genuine unless the names
James MICA lister or james McAIisfcr T. 70 > arc
WRITTEN with PEH upon EVERY label -
Now we hereby offer reward of $500 TO he Maid
UnitedStatcs, Of any
and Ointment. For salc by
June IS, 1916. a. y. WREN, Stanton.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-11

WILL be sold on THURSDAY the 18th of March
lS47, at the late residence of Christian Bear,
decd, the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05

6ouses for Sale.
CRrrS IF,El FOR ~AIE.-Ths fne

- FArm Ia iha Coauty u Pfince william, Virgins -
Gua~d shout ~ miles from ArNsndna, -oifom
Falmouth and ~ nom OccOCusn sni containing Sho"t ~
scf-s, l. offered Tor sale a. very Reasonable price Inc
u1tersi gurt wishing .cille IN kenmcky, vii dispose
Of his estate such mske II an indGrrnsni ~
those desiring sch residence mske An Investment II
IS vel wooded sud waisfrd. divided Into sN heds ana
All soon he IN The u Il i IN good stsn o
Improvement dspied 10 grspes Of smo- every Kind
snd not less 50 10 ~bestsnd oAts part OF % 20"
In clover, and be bazncr Will seeded In clover
timothy snd krnincky blue grass A. grazing sfu, n
oers Inducements posseed By faW farms south % ne
Blue Ridge. For .hecpwsk, the Virginia blue grass, OF
Which here IL abundance furnishes he beet ADD most
permanent pastgrage The house 10 large and convenient,
The outhoses 10 coed order srd . enclosure. new The
house vel fgrnished, The most II u siry 80 al ~
WHICH together with he stock snt farming inPlem1nt>
will be sod on air terms n he purchaser desires H.
NV Post Once i Rreutsyille Prince Willism Co Va
Al Il will give me- pleasure any inquiries de-
rebe TO hsve answered, or io show The premises 20 auy
on ishng ard examine Tor himself " an early
sale shoe be effected possession OF hs snd vii h given
m lime % seed wheat WV. T. FRENCH.
Green Level. I'D April. 1871.
~ .raAA A
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
TO oRPHEA.


TO oRPHEA.
HAvE heard ,be Wild wood vi birds without
10 my oxn Western forests. By many stream Per
And soit.inEog sersphs have breathed through my
T1n Heaven descended iuei 10 the dream. lsiameer,
The music OF nightwinds. the murmur OF waters,
Beneath the pale star. hsve painted 20 hear
But never Oh. fsiEest Of Esrtas lovely daughters
Have notes sweet a. thine e'.r enchanted roy ear
Cease. Hour Of Psrscise cease that wild measure
Be mercifal, orphes-such music ioreeari
IL gives 70 the present such sunshine Of pleasure
For the fotgre. tlesyes such night Of desps.ri
Fothe who hath heard It's witch octayes can never
Forget or resign. withoE. eeAsng 10 be
Thss sileooe, sweet syren. or else sing forever,
And /, and all Nature. viii hesrken ~ thee
Hast thou stolen the nightipgse's .pirithke wsroof
The soul OF the inDetf -the sigh VI the dove 3
Or tbs lame songs Of Heaven, that thou mus
marble,
ARIEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05

RIO, Ar por1rDarssURe--A most disgraceiul
distorbance took plsee At the canal bridge h9hoays
bgry Pa on sunday evening last between the line boat
and section bost drivers Sever- Of them were injured
b ones ,hrowp- FIRE arms also discharged among
me he gerents but without taking effect One oil toe
1oslesders was arrested and committed 10 prison Oh
Monday evening the parties again assembled about nine
O'Clock and renewed their Ourages DURING tne tneieS
= zone thrown by one OF the drivers, hit child 10 =
section boat the head vOupding IL 90 severely ~ "
endsDger its lie. Robert Elliot captain Of secuOn
boat he'd bis front teeth knocked Out sod ns DC -
ver.y cat In places while endesvonns to que tos
disturbance eoored man was arrested ano cothit.s
and issued the next DAY for tne sIes' y"
the principal rioters Pnbsoelpnis sun ''''y
SHoI-We learn that a man named Evans, snW
sMf Ashby at Paris Fsuquier county, (Fs) on rnSsy
Is.t Fvan. va, tried for murder oi man 10 lcfO
and was secured that time mainly through the ASSIST
Ance OF Mr.. Ashby, and the presumption u tnst .ne
present attack was on account on tee Oh gruose a..
h.bby was alive last accounts though bis bie Is oes
u.irea Of Evans made his escape and bad mol been
800 A. last accounts lChasiestO Free Prsss.
MuRpgR.-Last evening, At about o'clock. a
quarrel took place at Agiers, between w r Howard
mate Of schooner lying at that place and seaman
named O. Fox belonging 10 the schooner HshsDd do,
ring the STRAY Howard took gun and from the oeck Oh
his own vessel shot Fox dead who leaning on the
buwsrk Of the schooner Ashland Howars was imne-
distely arrested. IN " bsa' Jun" -
Tsy pRIcy oy A RIpE.-Yesterday a sailor,
mate Of vessel at Esst Boston perhaps little DISCUS
ed With liquor came quietly ieeoiDg Ia tns
streets of that place and jumped upon her back The
frightened animal started down the street with It's unu
susl burden much 10 Of the spectators
Having reached the end Of the street the sailor jumped
of. and with loud cry OF "stsrboard your ne'in
srksd the COW round BY the tail jumped on again ana
rode bsck his original starting place The owner OF
the COW upon hearing the facts was disposed 20 sue
salor for damage done 10 the cow ou' the hsuer
was settled by his paying ten dollars for his ride
Boston Traveller.
RAILROADS IN NEw.HAnPsHIRE.-The Leglsia'
- has "A charter fOf the
railroad from Manchester 10 the new town OF Lawrence
This will form new line from Concord to boston
There was petition before the Legislature ior the TO
peal OF tbs charter OF the Wilton railroad ms mas
been postponed 10 the next session bll Tor the no
sumption of the construction Of the Wilton Railroad by
the Lowell and Nashua Company, was also postponed TO
The next session Boston Traveller
JoHs QUINCY ADAMs-Mr. Adamss mental
faculties were In respect or degree impaired when
he was in Washington Having occasion 70 make some
reference TO al ancient authority applied 10 him Tor
Information and, without bsststing moment Ms
named the work and the very volume. In series Ut
some eighty or hundred voumesi mat Era
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05
MEDICAL ELECTRTCiTY.-D AMBROSE, %

MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.-D AMBROSE y
I'1Chsmber-sL has constantly IN operation improves
magnetic pPzraUs, by means Of which powerful sur
rent u --ctciiy can Do administered wtho1 e@9slnf -
Ehiest pain uneasine-s The patient Dr. ass 81
for mAnyyesrs very successful in his treatment OF we 80
lowing diseases. Paralysis, rheumatism gou., .Is
sttness Of the POINTS. umbsgo, epilepsy, ~ hotc
complaints Dr. A. would farther observe haa NC 800,
ic euid should always administered ohaei NC s,es'
Of medically educated person - % ~, - i,
cases maca injury has been doo- tnfoosh " "
uA.ase charge Tor application and aoSies I" esns'
a la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05

49, Tor city property Ioulry Sea-, sIused 90 And
- fronng the Hudson River, miles north % he va
lag. u Poughkeepss The rosj 20 hy-e Puk ornns ne
-s,ts m bounday and adjoining he seal oi Mr. Edward
Cn.hv IL contains between 90 and 10 acres ARD well
supplied with Ihs various Minds ~ tfu and 30 g. ape
vine. The house stories "a BY 81. with piakkas iron
ard -s he sud cu,hou.es numerous snd 10 goOa
repsr me garden el stocked and he land chiefly IN
der cuiuvstion at present 10 CON- oats aud rye VIII cut
6eisrt meadow which v BE- included 10 the sse, snd
possession will be given immediately Persons desous
~ purchasns invited 10 view The premises and farther
psricusrs may De by spply Ing 10 ne suhscrhe
al the Once Il the Trust Fire Insurance. Co 81 Nslst
ELIAS O. DIANE.
Tn. farm NAV be sdvantsgeousy divided. giving beau
AMI sile overlooking the river for another dwelling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05
NJ ARM JOURN A /
PORT OF NETWORK
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
ship Prince Albert, secor, I'm Liverpool mdse
To Grinnen Miniurn & Co.
Ship Coriolanus Halle fm Palermo, fruit to Chamber
lain a Phelps
Bark Due d'Orleans I'm Palermo. fruit 10 Draper
Devlin
Bark Genesee, Minott FIN New Orleans, mdse, to l. X
Collins Co
Bark Lucinda Msrs, Rich, fun st Jsgo de Cuba sugar
&a master.
Br barb Persia, tau Glasgow. in ballast, to order.
Bf bark Queen fm Liverpool, In ballast 10 master
swedish brig Emma kliny, I'm Gutenberg via Boston
mdse. 10 order.
BIZ brig Victoria I'm Galway in bsllss, and passengers
to order
Brig Ottowa Lennox % de I'm Palermo, fruit &c 10
ch.mberlnn a Phelps. May "a island of Madeira WIN
w distance "a miles spoke ship Ariastu', OF boston -
Dc I'm Lonkon for Manila June Is, lat S5 W Ion 90
spoke brig Msttspoe OF and for wesport % days out
clean all well .
Brig Erstc. Hutchings ~ ds fm Palermo fruit to ?
Hsrmonys Nephows
sehr ID Brooks Roosebrook Machiss timber
sohr Emeine Marshall. Mschias, timber and ain
schr Velocity, Power. New Bedford, In ballast
Schr Planet, Halves, Baltimore, corn.
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OFFICIAL .
LIST OF LETTERS

AD.ssrissD Ins rEIso~f 81 sFkLiAi' iFfV'''
sgs a-6 90 u "a 49, sfs-cfee, % -. 80.
49,, der Ia rrxsysper Or newsyspvfs VI lolIrIs
sgch - fr ID 1Ly POst Ofbce, fbsl be iLssrsSu ~ -
r. es..-rs Of he Io1l - place where Ere one ."
y. .iiu.t,.d ..,--sf ~ lor GET etvctL-,0.. So.
~ - AZ Psrt Ne Lar p~ssss narof D. -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05

DANTALOONs-F AHRESS. the well Known Pan .
fTaor ~, Annsl has lately received over 100 pee IS
1sney C..msres snd Lnens OF which ne MAKES rsns 10
orter f1r oniy q 50 10 81 per pair
40 Frsneh and English black Classmates hno Doe
80 fn s. 20 IS ger pair. 4rfaaLsc good VI ~ sale
Csas IN Ssnl Of Psns VIII do vel ~ ca! al "a Ann
al, lsa sUs
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SPOkEN.
June lat 81 o. Ion Al 05 bark Lisbon of - John NIB
n d. fun Liverpool for New York with passengers
June Is of the Bahama Banks ship Auas, from New
York and bark Antelope. trom Newport-ooth with
troops bound 90 Vera Cruz. The troops on board The
A were very sicky.
june a. lat ~ 20 lon 81 30 ship Niagara OF Newfors
from Liverpool for New Orleans
June 81 % miles South cas-, Of the Belize brig ureeisn
from New Orleans for NewNork
June - lat IS IS Ion "a AZ, schr Mary BROOKS Zen
deton, from Cuba for New. York.
June 81 lat VI Ion 10 20, brig Gen Marion days from
New.Nork tor Wilmington, NC.
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Daled New IOTkl June . u 2
90 -. - "a w

by ORDER VI Hon John w. Edmonds, Judge of.he
ID First Circuit notice IL hereby gwen pursuant 10 HE
provisions Of the authorizing attachments az ans
4bscondng, concealed and nOnrssdeni debtors nal az
attachment has ISSUED against the estate VI Jonu Andrews
resident Of Belgle, NewJersey, and hat ne same VII
sold for lie payment O his debts unless he appear and
discharge such aftachel according ~ law, whn nine
months from the first publication Of his notice. and maj
the payment Of suy tebs due him and he delivery %
him or FOR bis use " any properly belonging 10 him and
he transfer u any properly By Inn forbidden BY law
and are Void.-Daled he tn day Of December, 1870
DANA. WOODBURY. LEONARD,
AttOrneysfor Attaching Creditor
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CAN Bk CURED nd hi

Dcomp lsins Of The bowels, Ia iess than twenyf0ur
hours by usng one bOite of Mrs Hayes Syrup. II has
stood The OF thirty years and has never failed Tes'
nony prove ts efficacy can be seen nj Mrs Hayes "a
tent Medicine Depot $50 Fulton Brooklyn, ~ the
following places IN New-York where tho Syrup may be
Obtained Granite Building rs Broadway 30 Bowefy
l36 and l2l Fulton aud Dtvisions; los Grand st.
Wiriamsburgh Price so cents bottle. 80
v B Parents need not let their infants suffer IL VIII
cure Ia Few hours The obstinate cases of summer
Complaint Over @o0o references ly5 5awlmmIhSS'
nR.TAyLuR'S BALsAM or LlNERWORT, the
IImo- rxiraoriiuary medicine In the wOrldCnre fol-
lows cure-Hr > nth l5i Forsyihst afflicted seven
years with consumption. This medicine cured MIN " :
day hear u the mo.t remarkable by It's use Be
ware Of cOun-riei.s. Remember, the genuine IL Cow
made al the wholesale de poi Is Beekman-sI, ~ me pro-
phegor formerly Us BoveTy. lelI ON
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fINMk kNICk &C Insafanc. y
FYcUR SONS.

IT, >BULLs FERRY. FORT LEE Gnt Hack
I-.-ss-5S-usscS. l.ndirg A. Tillog's DOck-fare
a c-nts-Th- erInmodiOgs steamboats,
FRANK CAPT I..ac SOD snd ROBERT ASSETT, Capt
Fr-cerck Gaylord, Nil daily a. oAO~s lrll f4riher
uotcr, touching =. Hammond AID Nlr-ie-ltn SIS
Lesrr \. I fsot Of C1la.-st LoI.e fof Lee
Noudsg & s1d 10 A NJ I. NoH1ay. :. ard II A "a. /,
5 And =. 81 A AID P. NJ.
Tss-sdag O. And 10 A Il Tuesday, y. = All II A ".
ssn1 . P " J.. a and P. NJ.
"Wednesday ss1af0A NJ W ednesday. -. II and /. A
3 ard P NJ ~ I, ~ and 7. N
Tbursisy g. Aod 10 A NJ Thursday s., :. and Il A. VI
2SandsP NJ LA ard 8 M.
FRIDAY g. Arc 10 A N Friday 81. u and Il A. "A. l.
anisPM II and PM.
sAfur3Ay O. snd 10 A NJ Saturday, - Z and y A. n
Sand6PM J. ~. and II P. N.
su1-sy, 7. q Ard 10 A ~. Suncay and II A NJ j,
zrd p NJ AMI 7. NJ
Persons = hose i'm. r.v be 40 uch occupied 40 10 rrn
Der tncUuveui.rt for mn. 10 leave d1rrg Business h0crs
vii Observe leaves New YORK o. clock
morrirS reEurrLrg from for Lee 81 u 0eloek-aer-oy
E1Jrt1g opportunity for pleassnt excursion wthou
loss % tine.
cs-es si Be I'M r1f-lress 81 FUlt lie - cl1Fry Pas
ssosrrs y Hsck-usacE sundays excepted
Esw.YorI, June y, lSg. lels In
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rCUE YELIOW OR CHE~TER sprng. 70

L WAlsr-cure and sumner Resort This esiabistm-a.
IA situated hirty-lw0 miles from Phisdel phA N Deagg-
I'll und8lstng country and = completely arranged for al
purposes Of The prAcdce " The Wser-curs well for
he scecIn ulocAll0n OF pleasure visitors
Visitors he Reading Cars Al Phi sdeipris Tor
PhraKville and hence niles by stage The SPRING.
FOR sTlher Information sstres. Drs GEO LISGEs and
CHAS y. BOFFESDAHL, Chester Springs. Chester Co.
Pa. ais JaW3ms
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Attorn-ysfor Attaching Creditor,
a IaW-lru IS WAL 81 N-w-York

DY ORDER Of DAVID N. ChApn, Esquire, Supreme
I'D Court Commissioner; Notice "a hereby given Lnst a.
siAchu has been issued sgSinsl the estate OF "aA
Bake. late Of Norfolk - Lawrence County 80 nonrs
deaf debtor thai The same viii Be sold Tor the payment
VI his debts 1ness be appears whn nine onins uh mo
cordnz - aw and Ia. he payment Of any debts due TO
him from residents Ct this STATE and the delivery 70 aim or
for his Of any properly belonging % him and ne Ans
Ter " such property are ioroidcen By az and void
March OH is47 JAMES BROWN, An0rneys
- f.-.ia. f,r kttzchtng Creditor
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n FOX -aLE-A aoH.iug.Oa Long Island, p, .,,'

III anty sltUBied In the village, Two story and sltic
@ house IS q feet with two story kitchen attached
and sbont half an acre OF land. There the pscs
two .ory building ~ by a feet suitable for bsrn snd
carrsge-hou-e also good wood house Tue hossr 10 10
a.r There Is every variety Of fuit The premises and
OF The most choice kinds Daily nmunicston Win me
CIV Of New YORK BY rsirosd and steamboat The pro
perry will suit any wishing neat and pleasant f-s
dence Any farther description 10 deemed unnecessary
a. The pac " IN recommend Itself For particulars Inquire
ofs W Gaines % Nasssu-sL Wm. J. Wood, a Cedar ST.
or 81 the subscriber on The premises ,,,. ,,,,.,
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DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that Resolution
has preseUled In the Board " Assistant Aldermen
U have the name ~ Hammer street changed 10 That OF
Houston All persons interested In me above ptopo
stou having objections to the requested 10 pre-
sen them IN wiring the uLdersigned Al bis once NO
Hall OF Records before the l4th day OF July inst
- - ..,,.a,. o,es Infv IQ47 iy3
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~FAnMING LANpn IN yIKGINIA-l,
.0-AcIrIzENs, Ngw pay LiNE ?

E<shxc 0pposiIion YoR ALBANY .nd inIstnedl.
als plsces-Fsfe ~ eenn-bfeskiaa and
dinner board -. ......
Tns nsw and eles.Di steamer ROGER WILLIAMS,
Capt A Dcgoot. Tuesday, It1r.day snd s1l1fday 81
hsf pas, NJ from ne pier loogoi Robinson-s touch.
Ing Hammond o. pier each wsy
FOR passage hght freight sPpy On board he bos or
10 GEORGE DOLsoN, 81 the Once,
10 WsusnsL corner Of WsstsL
~ All persons forbid trusting mo above boat 90
.r1-'.nt ~ IN. oxn@rs iez3
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NOTICR.-ln pursuance VI 40 act " ne LesislsIure
NO he susle Of E-vYOrG, passed April - lSf7. he
rsne u he Mohawk soc h1csOu l. c.. 10 changed 70
thsi u The A!banJ and Schenectady r z Co.
AIbaa- :. Ih47. lmvio 2sni y rOsgER.J r ssc'B
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given lhal NE iollow

DUBLIC NOTICEi hereby given Tia, the follow
ng Petitions have been presented IN tho Board Of Al
dermen To have 4 branch sewer In Broadway from ne
sewer now constructing TO Beeckerseet, TO point 80
feet southery herefrOm To have the vacant lots ON the
ea.ery side OF THIRD bet Twenty
Aad Twenty second feused in. All persons inter-
sted Ia The above proposition. having objections To me
same are requested present Them Ia writing TO the IN
desgned al his office. No. Hall OF Records, on or before
The IAN day Of July tnsL
MARTIN p THOMPSON. Street Commissioner;
Stra.t A. s.foueffa Oafre Iuiy 8 ly3