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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
A Ferocious Sign.

The following appears in the C0rk CoHstH4ion
Alta meeting OF one OF the Confederate clubs held
on Thursday evening In this cry, three vociieroua
ches were given for that pattern Tor all lrishwomeu
Madame lie Blanc who confessed IN PARIS ths che had
cut the heads of four Of the Garde Mobile during the
late iusuuectou. Il is proposed 10 establish cgos Tor
women which they TO be instructed IN al me arts
Of assassination capable Of being effectively carried Oui
hv the far dAughiers 81 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
Nj :. II MocoNKrs clac.un,fL

- At Free Soil meeting, held at Baltimore
on Monday evening. speeches were inside BY Hon.
Messrs. WILNor OF Pa. and Roof OF Ohio, mem
bers Of the House OF Representatives. Messrs.
Breck, Gunnison, Smith, Williams >nodsrass,
CUNNINGHAM, Gardiner and Robinson were 81
pointed Delegates 10 the Buffalo Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
Martins Arrest.

Mr. John Martin proprietor Of the Felol newspaper
has been committed 10 Newgae 10 take his trial on =
charge Of felony at the commission, which stands sd
urred 10 the rth If August next and not a. Mr.. Mar
IN ,roasined when he gave himself the custody OF
the Police TO the month of October next.
Previous 10 Mr. Martins surrender the Police had
seized al papers etc at the ohce oil the foH th could
iy ther hands upon either VI the Office OF that paper
or among the newsvendes in the streets But the tea
.on journals are t increasing in violence and the Club
organization proceeds al abroad speed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

~ Consus, Ministers and Charge fAfsires Of the
United States and d foreign countries resdent in the United
States can have their seals OF Office engraved BY the hes
artists at EvrRDELL's Premium Engraving Establishment
S2 Brosdwsy Of Duanest second square above The
Para jy15 lmTuTh2sst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20


~ We give today the opening pan =. -,
GOWNS great speech on the comPFonlse OH :
was reported specially for Tls 7'5sn< we can a.,
make room for about quarter Of I 'n' i1o,1s
The remainder will appear in this evening" Le.,',-
This is probably the only osrbafi7 report "H..a
gwen 10 the public I'll Mr coSwrN revi'e' ,o' pa'-
Dhlet publication We have in type ny van D'AA,
letter on Land Reform. for when We ''''O'
room We have also report OF 'N' s''''
Sol meeting in Baltimore ".'l
r.,,.,.. ~ Me.sr.. Roor aud WnsoT, and the
p,e.,dcn,. long Message 70 the House Of Representa-
DE. proving himself usurper inssmueh a. he e'tao
B.bsd Military Government at santa re, which be
now claims TO have been part Of Texss It Is not OF
half so much Interest however Mr CoEwISs speech
All hese with our Washington letter. Resolutions Of
the Irish Provisional Committee, snd other ma''er'
crowded out will try 70 publish IN this evenings
TribNae at u O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
FARTHER FOREIGN NEWS
BY The USITED STATS
ENGLAND.
The SUGAR Duties.

The Brirsh House Of Commons was stu engaged
,pon tn Ministerial project for the relief Of the West
ndis colonies 40 the session Of June ~ an anarha-
mn urooased by Mr. Rary. increasing the protectJn
froro a. "a per cut 10 Fix yesrs a. proposed oy Min
.ters 70 8. per evt in the same time was nesatised
v = vote Of ia 70 ~ some other amendments were
- IN commune and the report Of the committee was
o,dered 10 be brought 10 the next osy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

Advantage arnears have rerrairei With The ls'fer,
they had killed snd II wounded while the former
had u killed aud several wounded and also u horses
killed NotTihstsrding these positive accounts Of Ca
brcrss temperance, the Ga-sns prstends that ne :
lad Up win tee s01f a. To4..lse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

" Southern and Western purchasers may be Informed
n d h papers exacty where hey can be sccomods
ted By merchant manufacturer hotel keepers and others
u his city, through the Agency Of " g. PALMER Tribune
Buildings, who's nov duly receiving adverseaents for in
ser on In southern and Wese newspapers for which be
"a the accredited agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


USFoRFUNATE AFFAIR AT FORT HAMILTON
As Two gentleman from NewYork riding Ia one.
horse pleasure wagon near Fort Hamilton, they
upset in going round the Of James L. Charchs
store One OF them had his head severely bruised and
taken into the house and properly attended to His
companion took his watch from him for safe keeping
and upon the ground where the soldiers from Mex
leo are encsmped. While there hgh, took place be.
tween him and the soldiers which resulted In The gen
temsn being severely beaten in addition ~ which hs
only lost the watch which he had taken for sals
keeping but his own also, together with all his money
Both Of the gentlemen are Ia a critical situation
FIRE.-A fire broke out about O'Clock yester-
day morning In the carpenter. shop Of Mr. Nance, In
Goganus, which was entirely destroyed The ston.
ing houses were also considerably injured Therssere
about thirty-hye workmen engaged in the shop WAC
lost all their tools-worth s6OO The total oss 10 ecu,
mated about $1,000 on which there Is an insurance
OF eeOO.
NEW CHURcH.-A new church for a colored con
gregaton has recently been completed in Princess
MEAsLEs.-There are number Of cases OF the
dsesse the eastern part OF the city and 10 several IN
stances ii has proved fatal
DEATHS And lNTERAESTs-FOr the week end
ing July p lsis Males, % Females, Is Adult %,
Children, - Total 81 Of whom 10 we're from yew
York. Their diseases were follows. Atropha 2
Abscess, / Apoplexy, Burned Cholera lnf.nnm,
9 Consumption, Commissions, . Group, CsOlen
morbus, ? Congestion OF the brain Debility, !. De
hrum Diarrhea, Dropsy in the head DJssn
terry, 7 Fever, / Typhoid fever, Disease d tho
heart ! Cyanosis Inflammation Of the Brais 2
Inflammation Of the Lungs, Inflammation d the
throat Killed by lsudanum Marasmus. Prems
tale oirih' Stlborn, yarola,l Hopping cough,
BUKoLARr.-The house Of Mr. Daniel Schsbck
No 81 Adarnsst was broken into last GIT and usch
and - in money stolen. In Mr.. g vest pocket sss
valuable roll OF bank notes, which we're leh untoucist
! PoLicE.-John Mallon, John X. Bidie and Ja
Fortescue arrested yesterday by Oicers Wolves
and Webb, charge Of violently assaaltiBz Oficsr
Oakley and Quinn. while 10 discharge Of their duty
l They were held ~ answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

y RicHELiEu" GOLD Pans sold by B. Z. wArsos l.
Co Is "slst the cheapest and beet pens IN u.e One
Of them VIII las, five years and the points are warranted
10, 10 come or God pens from 81 up God pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

FROM Ia PLATA.-Advices from Monteviieo,
up 70 the 9Th OF 9th ut state that Baron eros attended
sailing tor France in day two, leaving orders be-
hind him for rigid blockade on both shores Of the
30 de IA Plata The course Of the British Comnis-
s.onsr, Gore, had not been made known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

y Union College. Schenectady, Rutgers CO..
lege, New sruns~iek and Columbia College in this
CITY al hold their commandments to-day. We shall
have Reporter a. each. and shAl give TIE PF0csed-
inss IN part al least tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

KESTucKY.-Hon.John J. Crttenden is canvass.
ing the Green River country with energy and
success Hon. John L. Helm, his Lieutenant, Is
likewise at work in the North. Il Mr.. Lazarus
w Powell wants TO be Governor he must bestir
lirnself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ "EDoisS CARDs, Boxes for Gaze Enveops We'd
dag Waters, Silver Cord &c cheaper than any oef tore
IN ne city, at EyERoELLs Premium Engraving Esso-
shment S2 Broadway, corner Duane-s square allows
Stewart. Marble Store iy7 aseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

iHE VOICE % TsvrH-A SUMMONS TO HEALrE-Ons
e'oi worthless nosiums Is that hey prevent many s1sef
ing Individuals from using what would fail 10 cure u
mater ofeommenit hs, the daily decreasing sac of'hess
q OWING TO the numerous demands for F0sss sgnssb's
Compound Of Yellow Dock aud sarsspsr.A-be c.esnsIs
and nvgoretng influence Of WHICH soothing yet % q
ieeEa exceeds the sangune hopes 18th Of propns"
and user. Even those who bad 90 long u.ed body 90
eared remedies for dyspepsia chronic rheumatism gste'
nervous debility and other diseases Of the blood ee
disposed 10 farther outlay, have Y the use Of cse 70"
lie Of Fosss COMPOUND realized cure This is ne a'
surprising from lis hy concenasted strength vhehs"
aaes stronger and superior to any other prepnano'
making il six times cheaper-yei more, each botlessa'
anteed.
~ Parents Will, BY the use Of this delghi'al EKrse-
sure the health. yigor and beauty Of their offspring
Asa for Foss's Compound and take no other.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by Grohsrio sN
Ph4nnsceuust lss springst one door ttom saliTsSsI
Also for sale by A. H. Cough Co. las Fultoa-H ~
Beeekerst and corner East Broadway and Ms't@'
New-YOrk-
Price 81 per bottle, sx bot,les for g.. Al orders IT,
the country with cash inc.osed, vii be promptly fof~S-
BY express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

~ A. we had no Irish papers by the United
States we are compelled 70 take Whist extracts we give
Ia such sneerng language a. ~ find them from papers
which distort and misrepresent nsh views as much a.
rossible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
Philadelphia Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

C0rrespOndence OI me IrlUuut, ,-
PHrADrLPHiA. Tuesday, July 70.
Flour in very limited inquiry for export ana saies
made ~ - 10 o5 for Western and the latter nsuss
for sresh Pennsylvania Rye Flour has rcceded 20 -
az o. Sales zoo bbls Corn Meal al 50 Wheat :
ds with larger rece pts reds OF good quality onefe9
att 10 70 a. with small sales. sales southern ana
s,ies loo b.les Cotton az II 70 = for Upland Gro
ccries quiet Provisions steady. Pork u % II y Tor
NJ. and % for Prime Sales 500 bbls and kegs Lard
AZ 20 - cents. on time Glover seed Is wanted az
3 o. 20 q for Prime. Whisky, 2Oi IN Dds Ooine''
sysr.ed al 25 for BOSTON and 40 cts for New ork
SAFES or srocNs-Frsf B0drd-6l0 City Dc, 70
100 -05 Penn s.. as 300 L :. Bank u 80 Glrard,
lOs 2OO L. : g. SO. 9l3 North Bank Nv, -
3eo1 4 : g. 67. C. & D. cash. l0ii % Ninehill
RRoad. % 2l Read l7i 3 Philadelphia, lis Far
lners and Mechanics Bank 52l go
second B3rrd-l000 Penn s.. 73l 5000 5s. .oJ,
95. $50 Lehigh 6s, 500 1900 : Treas loii . u :
Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
Letters on Whix Nominations.



CHELMSFORD - c.. jay II, lsi-.
On the next day after the adjournment Of the Wing
National Convention addressed communications o
Gen. TAYLOR and Hon. MrLLAaD FILLMORE. appnzing
them of the nominations made By tie Convention.
Having received 10 reply from either u the gentle
men. on the last Of June addressed them again and
enclosed % each q copy of my communication OF TIE
l0th Of June orWsrdsd from Philadelphia
On the "a inst. received Mr. FfLLNoREs answer Of
l-in June and a. have been daily expecting reply
from Gen. TAYLOR. I have withheld the publication Of
Mr. FILLMORE iettee until this time. with The hope
that might be- able 70 lay the answers Of both these
Gentlemen before the public a. the sarne tine.
see from a New Orleans paper, that up % the lst
inst. Gen TATLOR had received no unication from
NE ami having received none from him Up % this time,
Do NOT feel mysef - liberty longer . withhold the
publication Of Mr FfLLuoREs letter ! therefore IN
close copies Of our correspondence vita the request
t1st you publish them in your paper
have the honor 70 be, with very hgh regard, yoi'
obedient servant J. N MJREBEAD.
r. = this day addressed three other communica.
tons % Gen TATL0A containing copies Of ms letter Of
me l0th Of June from Phls1elpha-aue directed %
himself and the other two through frifnts. Hoping
mat some one may reach him. shall avail myself Of
the earliest opportunity sy before tie public any
communication may receive from him j. NJ NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ The rgsh he Museum Bhin the Giant. does
diminish in he least, and ~ be 10 leave city,
the crowds will doubtless increase. particularly 10 dsy-
he Grand amiy Holiday, Tor the Juveniles may always Oh
such OCCASIONS Pc foInd ere n great nun5ers Splendid
performances take place Al 81 and o'clock
NIELo's AsroRPLscE-A great bll tonight The great
comedian Mr. H. Pscide, his fayonl- par Of Grand
father Whitele.d and The Lehman Family with Marzeri
Psniomme' Magnificent Tableauq, Dances, &c. Double
attraction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

~ Mr.. MEAoHER did rot arrive IN the Oafed
State, probably because she did not touch At South
smpton We presume, however he will be with Us N
: frsR daYa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

PEAsE's DYsEsTrsY coxPoUsD.-Thisis vslusOls ne'
cine for the OF dyseuIery and bowel complaints
arc so frequent this 10 free from dcesno
gedienis and be taken by persons Of al age
feet safety For sale by RCsHros, cLAxK Co. 10 o"s
way and 10 As,orHouse II. JoHssos 10 Broai~'yi a
B. D. SANDS. 100 Fa.onsl william Order. "P'
Piled q shove. iyp ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

albany. y. Y, Juae II, 1873.
sra have the zocor - sckno edge tie receipt OF your
eer d he 10th Tat BY which notified that al me ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

GEN. TAYLORs NOMIsArIoN we learn loy
letter from Baton Rouge that or Friday last the long
expected official letter OF Gov Morenead, announcing
10 Gen Taylor his nomination by the philadelphia Con
vention was received by the Old General at his head
quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
LETTER TO Mr. FILLMORE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1913.
DEAs srR-4t Convention Of the Whizs Of ne Uaitet
St-s ssseu4ed IN his y the 7h inst s11 confined
hy Al .ournneni uuul the IN. Gen ZAcaA1F TAILOR u
Louisiana IVES u1uln8 Cd - candidate iar LIE esdency,
and va nominated cald1aie ior tie Wee Pres
dercy o. the United Sta,es Tic ensuing Presidential
election.
By resolution Of szd Convenlon. wzs made my duty
% com1nicafe yea the result Of heir De l5efsols ard
20 request your zccsptzr-e " TIE norsi1s-cu.
/ have tie honor % BE- dsa- SIR
Your l0si 0oef!-l- servaIt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

MEAsLEs-There are number Of cases Of ths
dsesse in the eastern part OF the city and several
stances IL has proved fatal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26
~. FILLNORE.s REPLY

Prs,i4eaf q ass g-Aig Naii0alI csasss,ion.
Hon MIILAKp FILLNORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

NEW CHURcH.-A new church for a colored con
gregaton has recently been completed in Princess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

RoBBERY-A boot and shoe store, kept by
Mr.. Donington 2os Thirdav entered yesterday
morning about o'clock, aud goods 10 The smouut "a
$50 or 500 stolen The thief escaped With hs oooty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

VIoLEScE-An old man was knocked down by
two young men in shed belonging to Cente.msrssi,
about dark last night. Aiter badly beating him they
attempted to rob him bu, fortunately person, who
was passing at the time heard his cry OF murder and
hurried to his assistance. The robbers escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

BURoLARY.-The house Of Mr. Daniel Schssck
No 81 Adarnss broken into last night and usch
and - In money stolen. In Mr. : 8 vest pocket ssss
valuable roll OF bank notes which left untouc1et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

~ The PLUME NATIoNAL DAouERRIAs Cal.
LEEY, on the upper corner Of Broadway and Munyst
well worthy OF visit from all who would witness the
perfection OF the art.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-26

PoLIcE.--John Mallon, John X. Bidile and Ju
Fortescue arrested yesterday by Ofhcsrs Wolves
and Webb, charge Of violently asssaIting Ofcer
0akey and Quinn. while 10 discharge Of heir duty.
They were held 10 answer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15
The Connecticut poc..,s,,.

THE BATES LErrER.-The Courier continues TO squirm
under the lash OF the Washinsto Unon i'm TO
the which the Tayortes are playing in reference 10
the Proviso question. There is doubt the of
the Bates letter, which represents TAYLOR as
10 The fovso but ms IL is used only in secret difficult
to prove the direct fact. But matter. Hon Truman
smith he has letter detailing private conversation
with Cen Taylor, in which he promises not to veto the
Wmot Proviso to intrigue against its passage by Con
ges vi this, there is doubt. The Taylor papers al
the south say such are nor the sentiments of Gen Taylor
and letters asserting IT, if there any, sfogees
Now, either the North South are deceived in this mat
ter; and we are glad the 'Unon following up the
same-Neto Hapen Register.
we shall certainly follow up the game, and attempt to
expose those friends of the General who are wearing two
faces under one hood To use the words of bile
letter, we shall not only very them,' but, unless
they meet the issue boldly we shall expose their dup
city, and argue from their silence confession of their
guilt The New Haven Journal still plays off 1t does
not deny that Mr.. Truman Smith wrote the article which
published Idoes not deny that Mr. Bates has received
that Mr. Smith has obtained the copy of the letter from
General Taylor 1t does not deny that Mr. Smith has a
letter from gentleman sin whom implicit confidence is
placed, who informed by General TAYLOR that he
should not veto the W.mo Provso All that the Jour
nal says sat present. is that il has no knowledge of the
Bates letter, and in behalf of Senator Baldwin can de-
clare the same thing. Has Mr. Smith copy of that let
teri Has Mr., Bates received it Non mi ricordo Has
MIR. Smith received the letter which he describes in his
artcle' Non mi ricordo IT, (says the Journal with
Burleigh shake of the head) General TAYLOR has
reiterated that fact IN any private communication it is
only in accordance with his public declarations and as
far as concerned, shall hold ourselves upon
our reserved rights, and leave the Union to make the
best use of the fact that they please
OF one thing the Journal may rest assured-hat
"squrm" may, shall not cease to rress if into n
confession, what is equivalent into silence II NAV
throw itself upon Its PRESERVED rights" if it please but
is wise for the Journal to tai e this horn of the d.
lemma
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15

active at 80 S7h cents Since Saturday corn is
more heavy, but is still higher than on the LIST
instant The receipts very large sales some 500 900
bushels at II Sly cents round yellow round mixed ~
cents southern fiat yellow 6s cents; common mixed
OF ~ cents; high mixed 10 72 cents; heated
soutbem 63 COY cents. Blackeycd peas 81 IS Sales
nay 40 a 45 cents Hemp, dew-roted, $40. Hops new
trrive freely-saes I2A old cents Lead
Missouri, is 6! higher sales 81 37h Sole leather
ooking up Ohio pork is advanced, and stock is now
educed TO 1900 bbls. prime, H,OO0 bbs mess; sales
oner 50 50 6s and for the latter $l2 Si2 HA Beef
firm at-city prime, So So river mess Sl3 Sl3 80.
ohio lard firm and in good demand sales good prime
cents bbs for kegs 81 cents prime. Butter is in
lsmand at IA I6 western dairy; Orange county
% u Y cents Ohio 10 III Cheese freely
slowly, S5b SO. Whskey, Ohio. and State prison, 27A
cents, stiff; drudge casks % 30 Sugar continues
ctive, and firm at 81 S4A New Orleans. Talow prime,
cents Tobacco dull, Kentucky q a cents. Wool
mains nearly the same.
Freights are dull They suddenly and checked
shipments, making decline necessary; in bags and
Iulk TO Liverpool I'd 3D. -four 2s Cd 3s 632
3-l6i. Near seven ships taken up for Ireland
With corn at III I'D the latter in bulk -four Glasgow
Isl cotton to Havre cent The steamship United States
will sail hence for New Orleans October l6 after which she
will resume her place on the Havre line
Money has been little in demand but no material
change results. For the of to-day there was not
large business in exchange but the firmly; ste
ing a 81 cents Franc $40 short Amsterdam 40 4Oi
Bremen 7Sl 10
stnclr rlfeth aa ham Uifb
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15

DY virtue of decree Montgomery county court sitting
ID Court of Equity in the OF Basil Barry John
Braddock, The subscriber, trustee, will offer public
sale, the premises Monday, the I'd of October
at III O'clock a. m, a tract of land, called
"WHEEL OF FORTUNE"
lying about miles from the of Northumberland
by VIM ONeale, SEN, to Vim. O'Neale, IT, and now &C.
cuped by VIM. O'Neae, sen containing l23 land
This is in a good of cultivationhas some ex-
cellent meadow lands toleraby well wooded with fine
Of running through it, is highly suscep
BILE of improvement and convenient the Georgetown
Washington markets.
The improvements comfortable dwelling house and
all necessary oubuldngs and which is particula
y referred in the bill and proceedings above mentioned
Also, another of land called "ExcHANeE New
EXCHANGE ENLARGED" containing 100 acres OF land.
Terms of sale The purchase money TO be paid in equal
namcnts of two, and three years from the day OF
whole bear interest from the day OF sale and
thereof be secured by the bonds OF the
chaser, with surety suretes 10 be approved by the
trustee On the ratification of the sale sales by Mont
gomery county court, sitting Court OF Equity, and the
payment of the whole purchase money and not before
the ps,ee good and sufficient deed be executed and
aoknowIeoy according to law, will convey 10 the pur-
or o. property and to his her, or their
heirs, at his, her, their '0eiV " , ef, y,
them sold free, clear, and discharged of all "a INC
parties this cause and of person persons claiming
by, from, or under them.
Sept s-w3wcp JOHN BREWER, Trustee.