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Died.

Yesterday morning of pneumonia in the forty eighth
year of his age at the residence of his brother law
Dr. A. c. Castle SIS Broadway REEFS, eldest of the
late Rev. Thomas Edwards.
At New Orleans on the Goth ut., of consumption,
JOHN GREIG, painter, native Of Fifeshre Scotland,
aged 81 years
In New Orleans the 18th instant of typhus fever,
Mrs. ELIZABETH MURPHY aged 10 years and months,
native Of New ork and for the last seventeen years
a resident of this city.
On Monday afternoon May 81 Of consumption, JOHN
G. WoRK,
His friends, and those of his brother William are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, No 326 Madison street. Tuesday az
ternoon at 3 O'Clock. without farther invitation.
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At Harlem on the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Lord, Mr.. WM. r. PLoTTs, to Miss CARoLINE d. Woop-
RUFF.
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy1
On Wednesday evening, the 10th, by the Rev Mr.
Miclalier, RIcHARp N WHIrLocK, to Miss MARGARET
GAFFNEy, all of this city.
On Monday afternoon, the 21st instant, SAMUEL c.
JOY, Esq, of Nantucket Mass, to Miss ANNA MATILDA
McSTRAFFIcK, of Long Island.
Nantucket papers please copy.]
On Sunday, Goth instant, by the Very Rev. John
Loughin, WILLIAM MULLINS, Of Cork, to JANE. third
daughter of Gabriel Healy ESQ., formerly merchant of
the city of Dublin.
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PnsaenKcrs Sailed.

SOUTHAMPTON AND BIZ rMEN-Steamship WashineAou--
Mease and lady, Mr. ohlmeysr lady and family, Nc
sui at HAMBURG and lady Mrs Macomber Miss Zoecksr
fnek lady and infant Ftchcn, lady and child Oeng
dorfer Schmitz, lady and two children Pueate w Has
buck J 1 Grmand Rodewald, Alters Quatsr-
chen Count de la Hala aud servant, Bostwck and fmy
Robertson bearer Of despatc hes Murray Bnicdsr
ckerkisE Aerrbaeker, / Schevc, u Hcssenbxvsh,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22
Weekly Report of Deaths

In the City and County of New York. from the 18th day
May to the 10Th day of May, ls49.
Men, 49, omen, ~ Boys l02; Girls, 80 Total 323.
Apopexy asphyyia, atropha, q bleeding o bleeding
from lungs q burned scaded 4; bronchitis
casualties Il cholera cholera morbu g. consumption ~
convusions II Group congestion Of lungs Al cyanocs Il
debility II; deriu tremens, Il diarrh@a 8; dropsy Il;
dropsy in the head Ill dropsy in the chest Il drowned q
dyseptery q; epilepsy l. eryspelas fever fever
pera remittent q fever arct TO- typhoid
typhus, 49, fever nervous Il heart disease Of Il
inflammation of chest, 2; inflammation of lungs 81 in
Illumination of stomach Inflammation OF throat intam-
lG; measles, o. mortihoation NEURALGIA, i old
81 palsy, 8; poison, Il BIRTH pourisy q
scrofua 81 small pox ~ spinal disease Il suicide B. suo
cation tetanus liberation of stomach, Il unknown g.
AgeUnder year, 70; to years. "a to "a; to 10,
49, 10 to 20 l5 20 to 80 46 80 to 49, @ 40 to So 81 80 to co.
IL; GO TO- IA to 80 ~; 50 to &c. 81 80 to l00 Il 100
A. w. WHITE, City Inspector
City INsPEcroR's OFFICE, May 10, 1919.
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WASHINGTON, May 10, 1S49.
WHO is the Laundress? Dispatches from California The
Departments, &C., $s.
There music by the Marine Band in the gardens
at the White House, this Saturday afternoon The
President came out, and had talk with good many
Of the people letter in late number of the Penn
svIraniGn says that Saturday last, one shirt,
chemse two peticoats and two pair of drawers" were
hanging the bushes in the aforesaid gardens to
dry On this point would ask the editor Of the Ma
tonal Wls If Old Zack's Sunday clothes not hung
out to dry before Saturdayand If not, why not This
10 an important matter
Important dispatches have been received hy the war
and Navy Departments from California and viii proba-
by be published length in the ad int official papers,
tomorrow morning. 1t would seem that the people of
or approving the Wilmo proviso having idea that
slaves shall be introduced to compete with their hired
Indians in scratching out the gold dust There will
be some trouble about this business at the next Con-
Eress.
The present difficulty with the administration is how
they are enforce the authority Of General Smith.
1t only needs hint to the Caifornians to have them
organise State government and appeal for formal
admission into the Union at the next session of Con-
gress Such course would stihe the demagogucs
North and South the subject Of the proviso.
The post Office of this CITY, and the naval agency,
and the 9th authorship held by Peter g. Washington,
are now the places in litigation before the Departments
Jenny Maher, tie public gardener, Is also under
heavy siege and fear he will be superseded, not
wthstundng every tree, and shrub and flower in the
public grounds many beautiful recommendations
in his favor Fortunate will Mr. Ewing be If he
find such another gardener in the country. w.
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Pnsaengera Arrived.

Commonwealth Bogota-Mr Dcgcnhard. Director
Chief En- gneer gold and silver Mamarta
ear Bogo,a Mrs Degenhard and child Miss shridor Mrs
Mdm lie Fevre II Bullock and son, Hon Baiock late
Charge dAfares the US to New Grenada who died
very suddenly the 18th +, ogota Messrs BALDWIN,
Hanabergh, n Foster, Anzostcgin.
NoRFoLK-Stcamer Chesapeake-D Wilson. Bar A
Barnsten, Bishop, Il Graham. =
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Weekly Report of Deaths

In the City Brooklyn for the week ending May 49, 1912
Macs 20 Females 49, Adults IL; Children N-Total, 81.
DISEASES.
Absces Il apOpesy Serious bronchitis !; casualties
i congestion ofungs dropsy in the head 2 dysentery
gun shot wound, Il heart, disease Of Il Inflammation Of
brain Il inflammation Of lungs Il infammation of stomach
inflammation Of liver, l. Influenza l. hamilton, l;
Sizes l. old i paralysis i premature birth, q tables
sen terica |; yariola, l.
CHARLES 8. J. GOODRICH
Physician Of the Board.
N. B-Interments In Greenwood and other Brooklyn
grounds from New York and other places, q.
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Vice Consulate of Mexico.
VICE Consulate or THE RErUBLIc OF MExIs
Naw Orlaapa MavQ 1910

New Orleans, May Q, 1849.
communication has just been received at the office
under my charge, from the Minister Of the Treasury,
informing me that by order Of his Exceency the Pre-
sident Of the republic all shippers of goods which may
be despatched to any Of the ports the
latons laid down in the general tariff of October a,
lS45 for the maritime custom houses. In the mean
time and until disposition made by the govern
ment duties will also be exacted those goods
cording to the special tariff of the Peninsula all persons
who may be guilty of infracton subjecting them
selves to the penalties prescribed in the act Of the 4th
October referred to above Merchants and shippers
are therefore, informed that ships papers will not be
countersgned at this Office unless they are in strict
conformity with the said rules and regulations.
o. l.. DABLEsTEEN, Vice Consul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22

NORTH LINE oP Missouri recent decision
of the United States Court in favor Of Iowa and
against Missouri gives the disputed territory to Iowa
end and twelve miles wide at the other This strip
Of country stretches from the Desmoines to the Mis-
1000 square miles The land il generally well watered
fertile and desirable This decision cuts of consi-
dcrabe part OF Clark county, nearly one half of the
counties OF Scotland Schuyler, Putnam, Mercer, and
Dodge considerable portion Of Atchison, and large
amount Of unorganized territory attached to the
ties of Gentry, Nodaway and Holt Several of the
ties above named laid nearly square, and this
line, passing nearly through the middle, will come
to their county seats and leave the counties in bad
shape and with less territory than is required by
State constitution. 81. Louis Era.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
ships-washinston o. Flsyd, SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen
sSSs ccans Stanton
Brigs-,Melisia, Gcer; BSen9s AyTes W De Forest 9
BasSea h%"s sposor3 saas ss"yds
CO. Co A no Vessels Asnada PR Bcds Preyer
nah S,nraes cearmsn Coz John Clifford Staples Charles
sclrssteGhen Waterman, Terry Eleuthera Nile Hamp:
h Belle kns cS
folk Amanda ophelia Rodgers washinston NC; GIoton
1is1Sh Coils Bssport
soop-Eleanor, Berse, wareham.
% and Sd NJ ass ~ s.
of with ; hne fair Tnd with everything set
ss
s Lat 8 % aba Gs 4nI
Liverpool for New York. aOth ult ship Emporium, Of
Bark Dogoa, Thomas, carthagcna April 90 with mdse,
BARK BARK wilson wilson colson Trinidad de Cuba I'd inst with
md,c, to Chastelan Penvert Feb 49, LAT 81 49, lon So
spoke brig Creole of New York. from Porto Rico for New
Henry Trgxarass Fisher Barbados, IL days in
Pruss brig Pro.eSs Iiehaes Sunderland Feb with COAL
sfssy' SGs1
S g "a. q b. sn 81 s S1s Be- bray
WeodpeeRer Of Bristol from England ''S
ss a Mepp ss%sn days. in
'' rs Moore JSSn Pr Is days with md.
Dr. brig Emporium Golfer pictou Ms with COAL to souie
Chesapeake Mix, Norfolk 30 hours with mdse to
sohr Maria, Dissosvay, Baltimore, adays.
sloop Swallow, Wells Grccnport.
Below.
No vessels in sight at sun SET bound up.
Sailed.
Steamship Washington Floyd southampton and Bremen;
York, Lii es IIavrc ship Lnconia Liverpool wv
From QuarantDc-Barks Alice Tarlton, Hall, San Fran
cisco; Hannah sprague, Lansing do; Croweii. Lewis,
Matanzas.
MAY 2l-wAd at sunrise, sw; at meridian, S; at sun
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHnApELrH!A, May u, PM-Arrivcd-Brigs Lincoln,
Hun, New York Waterloo, lBrl Parker, Windsor
Cleared~shp Wyoming, Miccken, .Liyerpoe brgs Veto
Rcdss PoSenss a GRACE Caroline Kelsey
Newrort Thompson Lynmire, Providence; Ises Smith
Horton Candy Newport; Mary Miller Peacock Provi,
deneG yanda Eaton, East Cambrlsse Venus Bowen Hast
Miscellaneous.
LETTER BAGS of iberna, for Halifax and Liver
pool Will close tho Exchange Reading Room this after
Letter Bag for chasrcs Panama Valparaiso and Cali
ward.d per steamer Crescent City,
Loss or BRrG srrpnrNs-Big william Henry a.
fell in brig John stephens Boston from Bueksvile
G, for New York bad sprung leak the dag previous in
81 water Took off Capt Hutchinson and crew seven in
nu%bs~ shsd cargo of on feet lnmbcr consigned 70
Boston reports that 10Th lon IS 10 fell in with the
wreck q brig stephens before reported took OF her
the lat and Ion Of the above reports
WRrck OF BRlc-The Mary. at Quebec from Cuba,
cnsd and wserlossed oTsmst andse VITA fero yaa
10th painted whites torsaant ssrsssste with cspssn sp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22
Political Intelligence

The democrats of New Albany have elected their
candidate for Mayor
The Democratic State Convention of Louisiana has
put the following gentlemen in nomination the
ddates Of their party FOR State ofces:Joscph Walker
for Governor and John b. Pauche for Lieut. Governor
The wings have not yet nominated their candidates.
leading Cass democrat of Iowa, writing to the Ohio
Statesman after giving the result in that State says
The Sou9h has proved traitor the democracy Of the
North; and, in the future, must depend upon
selves and maintain our own interests ut the
crfcc of the interests of Southern slave
We no longer rely upon them our allies; they
enemies to our success, and must be thrown of and
treated such. And tn make for this loss must
plant ourselves upon northern platforn-the plat
form Of free soil and free democracy II de-
feated, this is the only sensible and polite
pursue, the only ground upon which you safely
stand in Ohio, and i'll every other Northern State If
are defeated the democracy Of Iowa will plant
themselves firmly upon the free soil platform, their
last hope and only refuge.
We learn that previous to the adjournment of the
Wisconsin Legislature, the democrats and free soers
perfected union on the basis Of sound principles and
that in consequence thereof but State convention
to be called next fall for the nomination of Governor
Sc to be represented by two delegates from each AS
sembly District in the Statc.-Daiiy Wisconsin.
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Our baltimore Correspondence.


Trial of Rep. Mr.. Burroughs-The Cholera, &c.
The trial Of the Rev. Mr.. Burroughs for manslaugh-
ter at Snow Hill, Nd closed on Saturday. but no
account Of the verdict has yet come to hand Henry
A. Wise addressed the jury in behalf of the prisoner
for nine successive hours and it is said bore with
sessive severity Mr. Smith, the editor Of the Snow
Hin Shield who he charges with having stirred up the
bro that resulted in the death of Bishop by his Off
cious conduct Smith, it is said appealed to the court
for protection, but it decided that Mr. Wise had
not gone out of the line of the evidence There is
doubt however, that Burroughs will be cleared the
plea of self defence threats of personal violence have
been proved to have been uttered by Bishop against
him it is also proved that Bishop, meeting him
on the road said, damn you have got you where
| wanted you,i and commenced moving towards Bur-
roughs in menacng attitude, whilst Burroughs back
cd from him, and finally drew his pistol and fired.
There is considerable excitement prevailing here
with regard to the cholera and there
that it has already appeared, in light form, in
cityat least that there several that strongly
resemble II.
The Italian opera as have stated before, are doing
nothing. On Saturday night, they dismissed their au
dience, there being SO very few persons present.
The Gales at the stock board, Saturday, were so
shares Baltimore and Ohio railroad 4o 20 do do 4o
$4O0 City SIS 1850, 100.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
Movements OF the Ocean Steamships.

Movements OF the Ocean Steamships.
To arrive at New York. To sail from Nep York.
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
Niagara, -, May 10 Canada Judkns, May 80
Cambria, ---, juno Niagara, -. June l3
SOUTHAMPTON, Ec. SOUTHAMPTON, sc.
HERMANN Crabtrec May 90 Hermann, Crabtree June %
johnston Jne Washington, Floyd, July 20
bermuda. BERMUDA.
Thames, Abbott June IL Thames Abbstt,* June IL
HAVANA, &c. HAVANA, &c.
Falcon Thompson,t unc Falcon, Thompson,t May 26
CHARLESTON. CHARLESTON.
Northerner. Budd, May 10 Northerner, Budd. Mayo
Southerner, Berry, May rs Southerner Berry, June
SAVANNAH. SAVANNAH.
Tennessee, Collins, May % Cherokee, Lyon May %
Cherokee, Lyon, May 80 Tennessee. Collins, May 30
Falcon, Thompsont unc Crescent City, stoddard Ny %
Crescent City, Stoddard unc Falcon, Thompson.t May G
10 arrive at Boston. To sail from Boston.
Caledonia -, May u Hibernia, Lang, May q
Europa - May 26 Caledonia, -, June
The touches, coming returning at
Havana Cat Island Vera Cruz Chares st Thomas and all
the Windward Islands.
The Falcon touches going and returning at Savannah,
Havana and New Orleans.
The Falcon connects with Pacific steamships which
appointed to leave Panama each MONTH
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

xppyer in Limbo-Ma, kets &c.
Jones Mccall pettifoggng lawyer has been held to
hail in the Criminal Court for larceny in having OBJ
tanned an overcoat from prisoner in the county jail,
the purpose of pawning it and paying his costs
with the proceeds which he OF course iaiied 20 90
The steamer Columbus due here from Charleston
yesterday, has not yet arrived No announcement OF
her departure from that port has been received and
she may have been detained there beyond her usual
bishop Potter delivers the biennial grafton before the
Phiomathean Society Of the University Of Pennsyya-
mia, morrow evening Mt the College Hall.
Holders OF Hour now demand 81 56l4 to 81 6215 for
fair to good brands. Common shipping descriptions
sell at "a 80. Rye Hour Is without sale Sales of corn
meal 81 75 Holders o. wheat are storing their re-
sspts for better prices Limited of red at IO2c
TO fO4c and white at lobe, in store Corn il still i'm
demand at 59c for Southern yellow and Coo for Penn
sylyapa Cotton ranges 18th higher. Sales at nc TO
SIC for New Orleans and Upland. No movement in
groceries or provisions; holders ask higher prices for
bacon ard lard Sales of whskey in hhds. At 2lc TO
2l1sc and in barrels at 21Ic. to &c.
Weannex the sales in the stock market tod day
First Board 5000 Penn SIS. s+ss 10 Cam 4 Amb
Railroad. 14o; Girard Bank 12l4 - Man. & Mech.
I2h; $4,000 Penn SIS. s49f: 5 " American Bank. 126;
S37 900 Penn 5s s5 200 Grard Bank, l27S 5000 City
est lola 5000 Tenn Ss Jsnys s 81 70 600 P sa,
estern Bank bS; 81 600 Reading 6's 80 524 $1,000
Penn SIS So; so Reading Railroad 49, 200 U. s. Bank
~ Second Eoard SO 900 Reading 6s 80, 523l $4,000
u 90, 67, 1886 300 u. s. Bank. 25s 81 Philadelphia
In SO; 81 200 Lehigi cs. G61l 100 bennington Cop.
"a; 81 900 s Nav. 60, '0s, 451s; $500 do, 45A.
The Blockade OF Venice by the Austrians.
DEPARTMENT STATE. !
W..uvGtoS, May is. 1870.
The following notice OF the blockade of veaice by
Austria has been received the Department Of State
TRANSLATION
LEGATION AUSTRIA
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1919
The undersigned, Charge d'Ahaircs Of his Majesty
The Emperor Of Austria has the honor to inform the
Secretary Of State that according despatch from
the Department Of Foreign Affairs, in Vienna dated
the LIST Of April last the Imperial government was
about to resume the blockade decreed against the
mort Of Venice from the 4th Of that month which had
been interrupted by events subsequent TO its first de-
slaraton and that the Imperial Vice Admiral charged
With the enforcement of the blockade is ordered to
maintain IL most strictly. NuLsEMANN,
TO the Hon. J. II. CLAYTON, &C.
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, Sailing Packets.
Ships TO Sail.
LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, Cornish, May 26
Oxford, Goodmanson, June l
Henry Clay, Rowland, June 8
J Il SkidGy, Shipley, June IL
Cambridge, Peabody, June IL
PORTSMOUTH.
North'land, Griswold, Msy2l
Independence, Bradish, June l
HAvRE.
st Nicolas. Eveleigh, June |
ID d'Orleans, Richrdsn, June 10
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FRUIT Dups-A small branch of cherry tree
shown yesterday, which thirty. three fruit
buds had been formed, thirty of which had been de-
stroyed by the severity OF the winter The pear buds
in this city blighted to great extent.Saem Ca
-sHe, MGy Is.
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Movements OF tn
Ships TO Arrive.
LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge, Peabody, April Is
New World, Knight, April q
West Point, Allen, April rs
Fidelia, Yeaton, May
Hottinguer, Bursley, Mayo
PORTSMOUTH.
yorktown, Scbor, April "a
Hendrix Hudson, Pratt, May 2
HAvRE.
Baltimore. Conn, April 20
Bavaria, Anthony, April ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

The Hartford Courant says that the spoless charac-
Ter OF President Taylor and the purity OF his motives
ought 10 protect him from the denunciaion OF the dem
ocfat,c press The Courant will not be able 70 make
reope believe that the apparent harshness OF structure
with which the democratic press visits the conduct OF
President Taylor springs merely from partisan oppos.
ton-ior such is not the case. Had he reached his
present elevation by the avowal OF wing sentiments,
fairly offered in the campaign; had he been nominated az
wing, or elected wing partsan.-whch ne s,ouuy
denied-the democracy would have been dlsarmed, ex-
cept so far as his dsquafcations are apparent or
nrpner warfare against his measures necessary. But
he stands before the country preured candidate dis
honest executives he has secured power oy ,sse pre-
nedges RE has degraded the positions and TO prevent
he repetition Of such fraud IN future the duty Of
every honest press in the Union 10 show him in his
rue coors as warning to those who may hereafter be
tempted to play similar game from his success. The
eope have 10 be sure taken from him all powell except
IN Ike bestowal OF o6icebut Office was the motive o.
those who put him up, are not certain but ,nsy ~
better pleased than to be left with the Iesponso'y"
'"'' tNep Haven Register
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E Eighth Session win Monday October which
me paneiadI attendance all requested. The
duties Of me classes are promptly reeonneneed and i'm
pofani that all ue MEMBERS
me opening OF the session The academca
Isl OF Octobe 10 the LIST OF August there being
August and September In the College,
u corps OF professors have for pursuing
TIRE course OF collegiate studies the older
colleges OF the North Al the
atng class received their acadnnlica degrees N ~
In the Grammar School, which immediately adjons the College,
The preparatory classics carefully by competent
under the supervision Of the Professors
may enter the Institution early pursue
course study under The direction until they The
mercantile department embraces those partial members
collegiate OF preparatory classes who may be preparing the
other professional life.
70 a The privileges and advantages Of their classes %
utng IN place OF Of the classical studes
cessary TO preparation for business.
French regular study, without
IN addition 10 the French, the
without charge, German other modern language.
The location OF the College perfectly
towns or villages
young Moral and religious education OF
The charge, covering expenses
$5 session of months The College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student. n
All The departments under immediate of
undersiened 10 whom application copies
or for further information, well for the admission
OF pupils JOHN b. KERFOoT, Rector,
hg S-2aw2m College OF b. James, =. o., Maryland
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MoNDAwmIN FOR SALE.

H THE beautiful county residence Dr. Patrick
Il Macauay, near the western baltimore
A offered TOT sale by the subscribers, cancey
The immediate location Of this upon
that commands beautiful city,
county, and of the Chesapeake
about seventyhree a
western limit OF The city aud about miles
and nom the rapid approach Of the and
elevation and heatulnes the
It's richest Suburbs The grounds
the Manon House OF Mondawmin with the garden and
The aud shrubbcy which the green
conservatory stocked
himself visits Europe,
adjusted and trained by his personal
purposes enough place grow my
% produces and The
supplied by almost field conducted by the
best modern hydraulic pipes and apparatus through all 81 the
baths garden and ornamental basins The dwelling Mondawmn
modern elegance eighty five feet forty
stories with basement and attic, with porcos and extensive
vafory.
The pao drawing room and library. aoor spa
cious and well pitched the the second and third
floors arranged with the HEALTH and
comfort The sablng, barns, Sc,
all new and In keeping with ~ the Of the
yantags and Improvements this valuable believed
they are scarcely equalled certainly exceeded, by those Of any
place In the country
properly will be open inspection those may
wish purchase, and laid down plats sold
will be 30 those nj distance who under
signed in Baltimore The title perfect and all liens &C.,
win be paid up N the day OF sale.
The prescribed chancery
of the purchase be paid In equal
portions nj and two years with interest
day. oath day September, sas O'Clock M Posses
will be given by the first Of November, h desired
Aug. 05-a HENRY WEBSTER, i'"''ee'