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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-11

soulhe mail aud in lime make ccnnexioo al Bosoa by
81 next day, will be considered
oO3 From New York 6i q every day, excerpt Sunday
To New Haven, by ia m, 80 wilss
And back between p m and p -
804 From New York at p m every day, except Sunday
BY Williamsburg and Newtov.
y To Flushing, by p m, - miles
And back between a IN and 10 n
Mail messenger service between New York and Wkhams
burg daily will be required in addition.
so5 From New York at IN, Tuesday Thursday, and
Saturday
By Fsrmogdae
To Msnhassei, by ~ P m, 10 miles
And back betwees u a and III N, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
Soc From New York at 81 m every by, except Sun
BY Brooklyn, East New York, Jamaica, North
Hampstead, Hampstead Branch, Hampstead,
MerIick, Farmingdale, Babylon, Suffolk Station
s is1p' g niles 1ro oa, Manosvl.'' Y.pAsns sai
iitack, Cuchogue East Cuchogas, and South
hold
To Greenport. by q p m, lol miles
And back between 81 m and 81 pm.
Proposals extend this by steamboat to Stoning-
ton Norwich invited.
sO7 From New York at 8 m and m daily
To Brooklyn, by 81 m and ~ m, IL mile
And back between a m and p M, and n and 1
Proposals for mail messenger service as onen a. four
times day will be considered
sOs From New York at a daily
BY SApeton
To fompkinsville, by a m, m.s
And back between m and 10
800. From New York at p m daily
BY West Point, Newbnrgh, Hampton Landing,
Poughkeepsie, Hyde Park, Kingston Rondout,
Rhinebeck Landing, Tivoli, Saugertiss, Maiden,
Catskil, Hudson, Cox'ackie Stuyvssant, and
Albany
To Troy, by a m next day, $50 miles
And back between 7 and a = next day with
additional six-mes a-week mail between a
m and p m going, and between a n and p N
returning.
Proposals to leave mails Caldwcll's Landing Milton
Landing and New Baltimore, will be considered; also to
end route Albany.
$40 From New York at 6 a m daily
BY Harlem, Tuckahoe, White Plains PloaeantvlIe,
Newcastle, Be tford, Is niles oH,) Whl6ck svlle,
Somers a miles off, CrotOn Falls Southeast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

VERY LATE FROM BUKNos AYREs-We have re-
ceived copy of the British Packet, of the 9th of
October. which Is twenty-five days later than our
previous advlces. The following paragraphs are
Of some importance at this time .
On the arrival Of the HAPPY steamer on the Sd inst
when passing the Tweed, Commodore Sir Thomas Her
and was immediately saiutsd with II guns, BY the
French man Of war bark Astrolabe, the Tweed re-.
,Rondn;pSS With a. IKE number shortly after tn:
the town WITH ~ guns, which we're returned by the
Battery Liberted
and was Welcomed with courtesy and oordiality bsnt
ting his high rank professional celebrity and
ON the 18th uit H. E. the Governor received the de-
putstisn appointed BY the House OF Reprss
to In his hands the address voted BY 1t in reply
sident Of the House spoke Is follows
h.s. III. s Of % N .Cs
t..iOn Of that honOIahls body require Y
%:s: for nSs naen to
are aware that tho weight which they
10 a sn
IL nos na s hS as;, OF
TO tne VIII Of their nor assume the responsible
nifty for the country, ssis would ssarsdiy in
E Nv ssS
continued weight; but casting their at the country
latter to Which T. E. has PLEDGED your
s aaa s'S ". PnSree beg to remind
this Offer in the hope that in
feeling Of deess yss % ns
peat which The representatives for the
This irIevocable resolution eonformabs the will
s Pro sas st sss 1iis aS ss
h.nS hs ssSy to place. have the hsnGs to your
their wish At The same time tia. they rbass 70 sRs
ss esua, s ss
the injury to s,. ush they
not IN her poser to accept the resignation which Y E.
T.. replied TO the following Effect
MT Presden. and Gentlemen The Hon House Of Repre-
@ as e S ~ ne
an honor aud pleasure to receive it, replying
c"nncs ss aai m %Sif
b,sn able to syo. s sss w'h
rortsnt matter.
in hieh dsred them account Of tho
acts Of my sdn,nistration last is glorious
deepest acknowledgements
that aehere sentiments and comply with the
wishes Of the honorable house Of regard
Aihoush were nIssa,oy nsess;,ry although 1T were
ard Of my health when my heart and cor science tell me-
every instant that cannot continue to do good longer
eomIel or nfiet positive evil the country by my
possible for General Rosas to despatch with
Iropppess the hsle Of affairs Of most national moment
altogether whole whose delay highly injurious and
Of serious consequence public opinion his favor in the
From these considerations which felt distinct
Which on The te mserSus Siy
another citizen with greater bodily vsor force
and !: T. ,h,r,or and II q yha. have stated
previous occasions, that repeat my former
earnest eneaes that 1t Will desn to relieve Of the
The House Of Representatives which was on the
point Of adjourspg when 1t received the report Of the
sion and has 1@isIred ,his .1e sa
committee on constitutional affairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

FIRST nay or TERM.
pefore JuIge Edmouds

Dta Several motions 70 amend the calendar we're
made. The Judge intmsted that he intended 60 call
fifteen every morning. and with the trial OF
counsel and parties concerned be obliged TO attend for
that the Judge also remarked that there had been
down for trial for the last ave, seven and
ciroutsons had been called for ten consecutive
Giro us and the parties not yet ready even new
be had called the calendar for to day and only two
numbers q and 12D were ready fer trial.
Crafg and another SIMON Cockrsf for the amount
Of q promisory note for $1,000, together with sS'l
interest-Couhsel for the plainta proved the sigma
ture the note to be In the handwriting OF the de-
naant on behalf Of Mr. Cockroft u alleged that
the note given La connection with an agreement
which had been violated and the defendant there
fore Ahsoyed from payment that he had purchased
csguerreotype establishment from the parties TO whom
he passed the note upon the sgreentnt that rival
should be set draw on the patronage that II
ing; the pdant would prove that this
tract had been violated The case then adjourned
nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04
Treasury Notes Outstanding.

Rrersr,s'. oSrIcs D.cembsr 1. lsio.
Amount outstanding Of the several issues
ts, i.s ones NJ go 'a,' io'o, r' sIi,sso 81
ss . psr records 81 su Of this 1880
Amount outstanding Of the issue OF the
2sth January, 1s4o, ss per records ofthis -,
once ssss.ss'' ''''' <f~'''''e ""
iTsOiso q
Deduct cancelled notes In the hands ofths
accounting officers, Of which $500 r.
under scts prior 20 AID July, 1890
Al $50 under act Of 22d July. 1919; aud
81, 400 under cot Of 2sth January, 1slT.. $500 90
s2T55s3o 81
ALLAN A HALL. R.xistsr Of TreAsury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

Before Chief Justice Oakley.
DEc. s.--Ut,an Ry,r by ks mart friend -7brlhar
knight, " This was action for assault and battery,
by throwing briohbst At plaintiff and INJECTING on
him severe injury the head Damages we're laid at
$1,000 AT about half past O'Clock, the court gave
leave 20 the Jurors not empsnsled to retire until 10
O'Clock next mcrnng, and In short time IL vas dis
covered that Of the jurors trying the present cause
was est After waiting tin near O'Clock, II wss
concluded that the gentleman had gone home, aud tse
trial vas consequently adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04
Observation-Disclosures.

Charss Of Roibi,,g ROOM nafe-On Ulcers Lyon and
woesp OF the Fourth ward arrested yesterday, man
called Jsm~s Dllon, on suspicion Of robbins man, By
the name 81 VIM Gilgsn q twenty half eagles. IL
that the accused and Gngan slept together In
the came room at lodging house In James street sad
Dillon TO take the money from the pocket Of
the accused 70 prison, fcr further hearing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04
ALLAN A. HALL, Register Of Treasury.

Tus sr,urny.-we learn rom passenger on the
Ocmuisee arrived last evening that ust ~ the oose
left Paiatka an express arrived from lamps stsuns
and paid . Wait 20 the seminoles. That the propo-
sition 90 emigrste vas made 10 them, and thst Sc.
Jenee and Billy Bowiegs hsd sen, -.ru W , usn -
merit month and have serious talk upon the snbect
The prospect Of the emigration OF the indians vss
hsi,.va b.s not been considered favorable ~ st
nyssent since the commencement Of the late dscut-
,t..- ss,crpaA crsrefsr, Nov. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

Tar wps.r Csor ~ Nsw YosN.-ws have never
.eu wheat crep this OF the year look better
ov more prouising than that which IL nov on the
Ground fhe weather during the fall has bees rswsyt
ehIv favorable to its growth and ~ has appsrentsy
taisu deep and root thus rendering ~ less Liable
10 injury BIZ the fro.ts Of winter In many parts 81
western New York We observed, fee days ago, that
Young cattle had been turned into the wheat hslts %
crop down the already far advanced hisds-Fseh>srs
IN " yf~ericsn, De. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Psocnt.-wbile the cost OF
tseafs phic line In England IL fl50 mile. In Ame
rics and rrussis II IL under GO q mile The tele-
graph In frusfia consists Of wire extending
IAC2 miles under ground end covered With gutta
percha Like those In Ameros, II is by Morse, and II
u said TO be capable OF transmitting 900 words an
hour There are upwards Of 10000 miles Of telegraph
line IN America all worked ohesply In England there
are only 2OcO miles In operation-Tns Bsa<er.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

Peeoution by the President, that the Comptroller
report to this Board ell public grounds below Canal
street on the North river and below fiks street, ON
the East river that have been made by filling up Of
sips belonging to the city and also on the expedency
or probability OF building stone houses thereon. 10
be let a auction for the accommodation OF merchants
or others who nov monopolze the use Of such grounds
Adopted.
Hetoluticn by the President that select committee
be appointed TO essmne and report TO the Secretary Of
tie treasury Of the United States the importance aud
probable cost Of removing the rock boulder situated
midway in the channel VI the East river between the
Battery and Governors Island, which ships Of y
larger class frequently strike to The OF the
commerce cf the port. The resolution was adopted
and SPECIAL committee appointed, consisting Of Al
derm sp HAYES Wood and Webb.
hsl Of Dr. r. g. Carpentsr, for medical services rem
dsrtd at the Sixth yard ,tatop-house, amounting to
ga, was referred To Committee on rolice.
The Board then adjourned until next Monday eve
| ming. at o'clock.
Bossp op AssisrArrs-Dec 3-Tbe Board met at
Eve o'clock M. Present. tho President In the chair,
and quorum Of members In their plscc-.
Rcsdsrs # Minutes The minutes Of the last meeting
having been read, we're approved.
P,rners The Following petitions we're presented
OF w. &. ~. wsdatll, for sever In Thirty
street Referred OF policemen Of Ninth vsrd, for q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

william Woodward, for several days on trial, ct
Richmond. We for forgery, has been convicted and
sentspced 60 the Fenitentisry for two years,
The Legislatures Of Ohio Indians, love, Virginia,
and Kent.cty net yesterday at ther eespecvs seats
Of govmnnsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

sleeping Referred or members of engine com
pany, No 80 for new engine Referred.
nance the petition Of Eliza Dexter for purchasing
gore Of land Eshteth street. near Third avenue In
favor Of selling the land, a. asked, ct fair price
The Committee Finance reported In favor Of pay
rss done to him in being down BY Hook and Lad.
der Co.. No. on the 10th Of July last atths Of
the Bovery and Grand street Adopted.
The Committee Finance reported In favor Of eas-
ing parts Of piers 80 and SO, Nsrth River With the
bulk between them. to T. f. Sherman for years,
from the LIST of May next ct the yearly rent of $4,000
The Committee on Cleaning Streets reported in IA
s Mon ~ %
scsvengers to the City Inspector. Report accepted
The Committee Arts, Sciences and Schools, report
bis College to Apsell ~ Kellogg The report was ac-
cepted, and resolution adopted.
and did not get to work again until half past eight
Russ Pavement.-The subject Of giving Russ
snS Reid &c contract for paving PrUsdy from
Chatham street from Broadway to Duane street. came
up report from the Committee Streets, recon-
mending that the Commissioner Of Repairs and Sup
plies be directed to advertise for proposals to lay the
pavement II was after some debate, determined to
Broadway, commencing at Pearl street, and extending
upward as far as the appropriation would pay for BY
for proporas for Russ and Reds pavement, or other
granite block pavement equal to that.
The I'restgaing Committee sad The WiLiamstwgh
when the Willismsburgh Ferry question was before
this beard, intimaton thrown out by Assistant
Alderman Sturtevant that the applicants for the ferry
from the foot Of Cherry street TO the foot of South
Seventh street WILLIAMSBURG, had made an " unsuo.
cessfu eorn to influence the members in their favor,
by addressing them with pscunisry Inducements
whereupon Assistant Alderman Griffin asked to have
committee Of investigation appointed said committee
to inquire into charges OF corruption made against
members Of this beard
The Charmsn Of this committee, Assistant Alderman
Griffin, stated that the special committee had pre-
pared report which the majority intended to pre-
sent to night but that handing the report TO the
minority member for his signature he had held 1t, and
still held II.
Assistant Alderman Oakley, the minority member
Of the committee said he had not time to read the
port and bsides that, there evidence to be
taken by the committee.
Assistant Alderman Sturtevsnt called for the Tread
ing Of the FIRST lines OF the report and hearing the
word corruption" said he denied having ever used
the word corruption, charged any thing Of the kind
to any member Of this board.
Assistant Alderman Dentnan moved to discharge the
committee, and that at the next meeting the board
into committee Of the whole and nvest the sub
ject thoroughly. This motion ender debate when
Assistant Alderman Sands moved to 20 Into commit
tee Of the whole ut the prefent time.
The whole motion was finally referred back TO the
committee, to be made the special order for next
Thursday, to which time the board adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

Margaret O'Connor admitted 20 bail in Boston,
on Saturday last In the O. s1,oco She IL upd-r
ccnvictep foe passing eountsr~it money aud will be
bosght to this citT 70 ssy In the Of the Drugs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE.

Default having occurred IN the condition of a
mortgage containing power of sale, made by
William s. Tippetts TO James ID. Doty on the tyy en-
teth day of April 1888, recorded in the Office of
the Register oil the county of Iowa, in Vol End OF
Mortgages on pages "A & IS, on which there is
claimed TO be due at the date of this notice. Six
hundred and nineteen dollars and fifty cents and
no suit having been commenced for the recovery
thereof; there will be sold, by virtue of the pro-
visions of the said mortgage and of the statute at
public Auction on the thirteenth day of August
next, at the Court House in the county of Iowa,
much of the premises according to the descrip-
ton contained in the said mortgage. as are situa-
ted in the said county of Iowa, to wit;
chat tract of Land situated in the said Terri
tory (Wiskonsan) known and described on the pub
lie pats being the South east quarter of section
No. nineteen in township No six north of range
four East, in the Mineral Point Land district, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres according TO
public survey" Dated April p, 1649.
ia MES d. DOTY
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff,
sG--l2w Iowa County Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
g'T0RIGlma

N IL PERSONS indebted to the late firm Of
81 Bennett & Bowden are hereby cautioned
against paying their accounts to Edwin Boxden
without the consent Of the subscriber as said firm
is dissolved and shall hold those indebted account
able Tor my share OF the debts.
JOHN BENNETT
Mineral Pcnt, April 24th 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
4 II n s Il G o B 3,
.4ttorncy Ct Lar.
Jusiice Of The Peace,
hcfGrn Prhhr.

Franklin, (iiighland P. % Iowa County, Wis.
Thankful for the generous encoUrag cement shown
him since his return from Mexico he viii coatiR-
ue to serve the Sovereign People" whose conf
dence ne hopes to merit by pursuing course marx
ca By promptitude and fidelity in all business en-
trusted TO his care.
May "a, IS49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
N0fECe.
RLICkSMITHING.

XnHE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity, that
they have opened new BLACKSMITH SHOP on
Fountain Street little east of J. Waugaman's
Wagon Shop where they will be happy to attend
to all those who may favor them with work
From long experience in the business they iatter
themselves that they will be able to give general
satisfaction.
ons and Buggies. punctualy attended to- Farm.
ing and mining tools made repaired on the short
EST notice and on reasonable terms.
Ia ticular attention paid to horse shoeing.
Please call and try him If you have work TO be
done.
JOHN BENNETT
JARED TODD.
Mineral Point, April Gath 1910 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

SHFRIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF three execu-
lions issued from the Office of the Clerk OF the Cir
chi, Court in and for county OF Iowa and state OF
Wisconsin one in favor OF Abner Hood and John
G Abbott one in fayor of james Hardness, ana 10
me erected against the goods and chattes OF lands
and tenernents of Nicholas Uren, also one IN favor
of Robert w GRAY, and TO me directed and deliver
"a AGAINST the goods and chattels. lands and tene-
,nents. of Nicholas Uren, and Nicholas Curry,
have this day levied upon and seized the following
o.l estate as the property of the said defendants
- ,Fou-n lots numbered SO, S4, and So, each OF
tho second class in the town of Mineral Point
county of Iowa state of Wisconsin, lot No. So
containing 22-loo af an acre, lots 81 and SIS con-
,,;nnp 23-IOO of an acre. Also the equal and
undivided one half of lot No. l09 ofthe hrst class
in the town of Mineral Point county OF Iowa.
state of Wisconsin containing 17-1OO OF an acre
And | shall proceed TO sell to the highest bidder
for cash all of the right title and interest that the
said defendants mad in said Town lots, on the 9TH
day of September 1872 and on the 10th and 24th
DAYS OF Aprii, 1871 or at any time since at the
front door of the Court House Ia the town OF MIN
real Point in the county OF Iowa, on the l9th day
of Nav 1910. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ and / o clock p NJ. of said day to satisfy SAID
writs and costs.
LEVI SIZZLING, Sheriff.
SherifT's Office, Mineral Point, ]
March 18th a d. 1S49.
F. J DUN Esq, Atty for plff,.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday May
Goth 1910, when it will take place at the same
place and time ofday above mentioned.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff.
May 10Th 1890.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
EMPORIUM OF HON

q M HE undersigned would respectfully say to his
u old customers and the public generally, that
he has again commenced the TAILORING bust
ness in the upper room of the building he formerly
occupied as Tailor Shop, Gin the room over
Marshs Book Store) where he will be happy TO
accommodate all customers who may favor him
with work. From long experience i'll the business
ne fatters himself that he give general salts
faction, and solicits a share of patronage.
CUTTING attended TO at all times, and the
shortest notice NELSON ANGEL.
Mineral Point, 6ec2S.fY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

~ IL those indebted to Metcalf & Hamilton,
~ TO the subscriber Individually are here
by notified that their notes and accounts are left
in the hands Of \. W Moore. ESQ., for settlement
and collection.
I,,p,edGte attention 70 their settlenen. : inls-
noneahlv rccessa-v foEIN NT,TC AI.F
Helena N.aT Sfi. 1870. tw3S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

II All smslters viii be looked to and held
accountabletor any and all Lead Mineral, or 9th
er ores raised On the Love described Lands, and
removed from the ssmt by them.
JOHN BRACKEN, Agent.
Mineral Poiat, Sept. is. 1917 3tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
Nes'H'HCE.
Shaving, Hair EeresssssS, &c.

"a HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
IA citizens of Mineral Point. that he has estab-
lished himself in the shop directly opposite the
Printing Office, where he will be happy TO wait
upon all who may be pleased to favor him with
their patronage. By punctuality at his business,
and desire to please, he hopes to give general
satisfaction. GEORGE APPEL.
Mineral Point, March %, 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
IN CHANCERY

IN CHANCEBY.
Circuit Court Iowa County.
Thomas Milton, Complainant0
VS.
Thomas c. BECKER and the Bill 10 perfect
other heirs at law Cfany such + title 10 lands
there be) Of Joseph Beecher
deceased, Defendants.
Il appearing satisfactorily
10 tie Court from the return Of the Sheriff Of said
County OF Iowa endorsed on the Subpoena issued
in this cause and also from the affidavit of John
Milton submitted herein, that the within named
Thomas c. 9eecher and the other defendants in
this cause not nor Is either of them resident
within the State of Wisconsin, it is thereupon on
motion of the said complainant Thomas Milton
by his solicitor Samuel Crawford Esquire by the
court here ordered that the said defendants be
deemed and taken 10 be absent and nonresident de-
PENDANTS and on like motion it is further ordered
BY tie Court that the said complainant do cause
notice of the tendency of this cause to be given 10
the said defendants and all other persons concerned
by publishing copy of this order for SIN success
slve weeks at least once IN each week IN the Wis
consin Tribune a public Newspaper issued and
published IN the town of Mineral Point in the a
ioresaid County of Iowa the first insertion of said
notice TO be within twenty days from and after
the date of this order. And on like motion it is
further ordered that the said defendants do csuse
their appearance 10 be entered herein and plead
sWer or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause
On VI utiuie TIE -Utn Gay OF august n. II. 1872
or IN default thereof that the said bill be taken pro
ooafesso against the said defendants and the mat
tiers and things thereof decreed accordingly Done
a Chambers this Esd day of April A D.IS49
MORTIMER VI JACKSON
Judge Of the 5th Judicial Circuit OF the
State of Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin,
County of Iowa, )
James Hutchinson Clerk
OF the Circuit Cotrt in and for the County of Iowa
and State of Wisconsin do hereby certify that the
above is a true and correct copy of the order OF
our said court made in the above entitled cause as
the same appears record now on file In my office
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set
l. my name and affixed the seal of our said
court at the Clerks office in Mineral Point
said county this 23d day of April A. D. 1919
Attest.
james Hutchinson,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Iowa County Wisconsin SIS CIV
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

I'd RooMS.-10 hundred good Corn Brooms,
80 warranted to sweep clean. for sale by
BEECH & TILLEY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
Notice
To Miners and Smelters.

Z IL peTscas are hereby notified not to trespass
4 mine or dig npon the following Lands without
permission frosrg the owner or agent:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
Ea9oEa .se lsa5s

A. Ii prisons are hereby forbidden to dig,
"a mines orotaerwile trespass upon any lands
belonging 10 fine subscriber, under the penalty Of
the law. JOSEPH READ.
September 81, 1913.