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Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
Administrators A Notice.

ADMINISTRATORS N OtlCe.
COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD, SCT:-At the
" Court of Probate, held for said county, at the
adjourned November term thereof, A. ID. 1850,
the following administration account current and
settlement filed Cor confirmation at the next
term Of said court viz:
Wiley Bishop, administrator Of the estate OF
Moses Bishop, dee
All persons interested in the settlement Of said
estate are hereby notified to come forward and file
exceptions to such account, if any they have, on
or before the second day of the next term of our
said Court of Probate, to be holden at the court
house in the county aforesaid, on the second
Monday of January. A. ID. 1850, or they will be
barred from excepting to such accounts or any
item thereof.
Teste: S. L. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
NOtlca,

m II E undersigned, administrator Of the estate
i Of John 5. Johnson, dec, will apply at the
next January term of the Probate court of Hemp
stead county for order sell the undivided half
Of Lots No. Is and l6 in Block No. |, in the town
of Fulton, together with the improvements and
appurtenances thereunto belonging, in order to
pay the debts of said estate.
CHARLES B. mitchell, Admr.
Estate Of John S. Johnson. dec.
Nov. 81, 1850. [47:3w
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27

The population of Washington City.
as asceftained by the late census, is 49,
7O2. OF these 29999 are white; 1868
free coIoeed, and 2,1l0 slaves. George
town has 1857, and Alexandria 300 in
habitapts.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
Washington, Nov. 90, 1850. 47:3w
WIN LOTS FOR SALE.

Tempcrancevlilc, Arkansas.
THIS small but growing village is situated on
i Nine Creek. Hampstead county, Ark, sur
rounded by popuous and valuable country, and
is destined to be place of considerable note.
Near valuable Sulphur Spring; also convenient
to Saw and Grist Mill Female School, &c.
The subscriber oilers IOpn Lots for sale on
most reasonable terms
THOMAS CARR.
Nov. 81, 1850. 47af
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
MARRIEDi

In this place, on the 18th inst, by Lewis Allen,
Esq, Mr.. ID. Ii. WHIrFoRD, to Miss MARTHA A.
kIMBALL.
In the vicinity OF this place, on the Goth inst,
by Daniel E. Williams, Esq, Capt. Matthew
Moss to Miss EvELINE HERRIN. all Of this county
On the 18th instant by the Rev. C. p. Turren-
tine, Mr.. Thomas J. LAWS to Mrs. NARY
MILLER, all of this place.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
To Planters and Merchants
Sept. 4. 1850.

YENHE undersigned has on hand and for sa /.
l. Collinsbnrg, Bossier Parish, La, 100 bale
of heavy Cotton Osnaburgs. From 500 L, $500
pair Of homemade russet Negro Shoes From
30 to 81 Cotton Gins, warranted to perform, well.
Twenty Bois d'Arc Wagons, both for Horses and
Oxen, with wooden and iron axels, Piows of nnv
pattern required Also. heavy stock OF Dry
Goods and Groceries. A Superior and heavy lot
of Ready-Mad Clothing, both for summer, fall
and winter wear. Planters and Merchants are
particularly requested to call and lay in mpply
of the above articles, as will sell them as cheap
as they can be bought in New Orleans, and on
time to SUIT their growing crops. Orders will be-
Punctualy filed for any Of the above enumerated
articles.
J. B. GfLMER.
GN. Goods Groceries or Cash paid 70
Co,o Hides or Peltrics, good article aways
required
June ae, 1850. fss
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
SONNET.

love thee, lady-not that thou
Hast got most exquisite brow,
An eye of mild but brilliant hue,
And cheeks where roseate dimples play,
In dalliance soft as beams of day,
Glistening in the roses dew. q. .a,
Thy form, though fautless, could not bud
My heart to such idolatry
AS it doth pay thee; nor thy mind
Inspire the sentiment l own,
And breathe to thee and thee alone.
Thy heart, fair lady, is the prize, !.
And not the radiance of thine eyes. [C's
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
Notice.

THE undersigned, as administrator of the estate
L Of James Turnage, dec, will make application
to the next term of the Probate court of Hemp
stead county, for order TO sell the following
reas estate, belonging to said estate 10 wit: The
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section six, (6) in township ten, south Of range
twenty seven west, containing forty acres.
JOSEPH N. HILL, Admr.
Estate Of JAS Tnraage, dec.
NUy. I8 1856. I4S.:3w
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
MONEY! MONEY!! M0MEY!!!

A LII those indebted to the late firm of n.
II Block 8. Son will please come forw ard and
settle, as we are disirous Of closing up our un-
settled business. Those owing who have
money will not in the least affront US by bringing
it forward, at this particular time It will come
very acceptable, and those not having money
will please give us their notes. The books and
papers Of our late firm are in the hands Of D. e. v.
Block, who are authorized to settle all matters
due U.s.
A. BLOCK & SON,
In liquidation.
Sept. 4, 1850
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
IL OliCp.

VIE undessig gned, administrator Of the
q tate of Hartwell Bridg-man, dec, will ap-
ply at the next January term Of the Probate court
of Hampstead for order to sell the undivided
interest of said deceased in the estate of John
Bsidgeman, dec.
j. DRAPER, Admr.
OF IIartwei Brdgeman. dec.
Nov. 90. 1850 46:3w
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
d. e. IL ced,
Receiving. Forwarding and Commission
W T. Il II INT,

FULION, AN N.
n. B--A superior lot Of improved GIN STANDS
on hand and for sale on accommodating terms.
nov l345
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27

The delegates to the Peace Conven-
ton, which lately met i'll Europe, ap-
pointed a committee to confer with the
Danes and the Schleswig- lioisteiners,
and attempt to reconcile the parties. 1t
is said that they had influence enough to
prevail upon both parties to appoin:
accents for conference. The issue may
not be so Aattering. but the attention
paid to their representatives shows that
there is a strong moral influence to be
exercised in favor of peace, by disinter-
ested men who interpose in earnest
Elihu Burrit was Of the commission, and
he remains at Hamburg. The London
Spectator remarks upon it as one of the
most remarkable spectacles ever exhibit
ed in Europe GA blacksmith from re-
publican America is sitting at Hamburg
to watch over the advances of the
Teutonic Duclries and the Scandinavian
monarch
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27

LyNCHING.--We take the following
from the Louisville Journal of the 18th
ns:.:
The steamer Fleetwood, as has here
tofore been stated, took the surviving
passengers and crew of the ill-tated
steamer Kate Fleming to Padueah. One
of the deck hands of the latter was Sc
verely wounded lay the explosion, anc
when he got aboard the Fleetwood laid
down in a berth of one of the deck hands
of the Fleetwood. AS soon as the latter
came off his watch he ordered the wound
ed man ont. which being refused, he
pulled him out and beat him, ia which,
it is said, he was assisted by the mate.
The wounded man was afterwards
brought back to Portland or SblPp'ngs-
port. where he resided. On the arrival
of the Fleetwood yesterday she was de-
tanned sometime at the foot Of the canal.
MANY of the friends of the wounded man
gathered here, including himself, when
he pointed out the deck hand who had
treated him so harshly. He (the deck
handy was taken off the boat by the
crowd, stripped. tarred and feathered, at
ter which he was permitted to go. They
also looked for the mate, but he could not
be found
We publish communication TINS
morning, and an extract from the Padu.
cah Journal. censuring the conduct OF the
captain of the Fleetwood in relation to
the sufferers of the Kate Fleming.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27
New Orleans Markets.

NgU OTICWHS, INUV' 1t
CoTToy. factors showing more disposition
to sell, buyers came forward and took 45OO bales,
at easier prices, without, however. any quotable
change in prices;
Inferior, none Good mddliug, l34 1873
Ordinary, IL a13 Midding fair, l3a a.
Middling, l35 1873 ! Fair, l3f a i4s
SUcAR.-The stock on the Levee having been
much reduced by yesterdays heavy purchases, the
sales were confined to $50 hhds, at steaGy prices
say fair 10 fully fair, Al 55c.
FLoeR.-Market heavy, sales 2700 bbls, OF
which 1000 bbls Indiana, on board Of fiStboat, at
S4 375; $50 bbls St. Louis, unbranded, at 81 and
81 25; 432 bbls Illinois and st. Louis, at 81 4O
$50 St. Louis at $4 As; 300, in three lots, at
81 so; 100 extra at S. 25; and $50 at s
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27

The Female Medical College at Phila-
delphia went into operation on Monday
last. Forty females have given IN their
names as intending to attend the lectures
A Philadelphia correspondent of Baltl-
more paper says there is every prospect
of this enterprise being successful. A
lyingin department is attached to the
college building which will be undeE the
charge of Mrs. DIR. Gleason.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-27
THE REVENGE OF THE RICH MAN.

The written directions Of John McDonogh
10 h,sexecu,ots forms, We understand, a very
record Of the impressions and ex
per,ences Of very singular but acute aod OBJ.
serving mau. This document abounds in OBJ.
ssrvations upon the vices and follies Of his
fellow.men, and inculcales the necessity of
cullivaling higher feeling of justice ans PHI.
lan,hropy among men. lie censures s'rong
ly the hostility and pre- iudlce OF The poor a.
gainsl the rich, and gives several instances IN
which this feeling was excited against HIN in
suits tried before jurics. He refers partcu
larly TO one case, IN which he brought suil a.
gainst a rich widow lady, whose husbands
notes he INC Donoeh) had cashsd IN his hfe'
ume to assist that husband out Of some EN-
bsrrassmen,. The widow refused to pay the
no,cs, and McDonoeh brough, suit. The
case came be fore jury, and the lawyer of
the defendant, who had no legal defence a.
galpst the note, appealed TO the prejudlces of
the Jury. and invoked them to protect the
poor widow and her orphan children against
the exactions of the svaric,ous millionaire,
John McDonouh. The appeal was but too
successful. The jury returned verdict for
abou, ten per cent. 90 the face Of the note ;
4" and thus" cxclaims Mr.. D,nogb, "wns |
deprived Of my JUS. dues because by perse.
verence and industry | had accumulated
wealth." "But," be adds, ",heso Jurors, in
thus permitting me TO be robbed little knew
,ha, they were robbing themselves and their
children" And SO it has proved, and the old
man has had his rcvense.-N D. Della.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-27
A Warrants DEFENCE.

A fellow taken up as sagrsn', declared
that he was no, "a man without any visible
means Of subsistence, as he had jus, opened
store" |, was found on inquiry, that he had
opened i, with cro~ bar in the night; aud IN.
fortunately the store belonged to another man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
- rYsssss.ssssszz1 MORRIS AND EssEXRAIL-
- slRlAD.-PAssENGER TRIMS

-. cysfsEs ssszsLl1 VI q RkBS AND ESSEX RAl L.
Afo ssss.ss.s RDAD.--PASSENGER TRAINS
-U P.-Lesve New-York foot Of Cor-
lsnd.sLs AN. snd A P. M leave N7vsrE 81 A. n and 81
PM
PlssRNsEs Trans DowN-Lesve Dover 6.i5 An sad
las ? " .; Aorrstown, 20 A. NJ snd rs P NJ. Msdi
son, 10 A N. and 2 20 P NJ summit : ~ A. NJ. and
S05 + Mllyie, 81 A. NJ and sis r A.; Orange $50
A. and 8 So 2 NJ
FREIeHr TRArS.-Lesvs Dover 3 A NJ; leave New.
YOrk III A NJ
OsASSE fioRsE CAa.-Lesve Orange ? A NJ snd 80
?. N leave NeS-YOrk ii 80 A. "A and SIS ?. N.
Passenger Dy inese rams aIr received M9 osnYef9a
each wsv a. North ard South Orange, Mivts, summit,
Chatham Madison, Aorrsl0wu Norris Plains Denviile,
RockESay and Dover
Al Dover stages connecting with he A. n passenger
irau FOR suckasunny 3tsnhOpe, Newton, hackes
town and Hope Daily Milford and Owego on Mondays
Wednesdsys and fridays, and for Sparta yohnsou5urg
burgh, continuing % the Lacksysnoa WORKS passing
eiesviie Chnon Dunnore Hyde Psrr 10 Providsncs on
tuesdays, Thursday. and surdays and returning meet
Al Dengils ssres leave for Psweryie ard Boonon on
TIE srvsi Of the and p NJ trins from and the
A. "A and r. 81. trains for NeR-fOrS
Al MorrsioWu siagas leave he arrival 0f he A. NJ.
passenger fsrs Tor Mendhnm Chester 3chOOeys Noun
sin Washington, Bevidere and CASTOR daily, and meet
no 4. n rsins for New-IOrk.
Also for Bsssing Ridge on The arrival OF TIE NJ Train
returning ner morning. connecting win the M. train for
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHOoLsYs MOUNTAIN
ln addition 10 the above trains express train
vii commence running on July 7th nex and continue
Leave New. YORK from the foot Of Corand-st At 10 AN
leave Newark the arrival OF the A. ran from Pna
dephs proceeding directly 70 hOTisown and Dover,
where carriages WIN be " readiness convey passengers
20 schooey's Mounisin arriving IN time for dinner
This train 10 goiag up will receive ard deliver psssen-
gers Only he following stations Orange Nlylle, sum-
nit Chatham Madison MousIowu and RocksvEy.
Returning, will leave Dover ats p NJ and horrisown
dor. and co '2ee EiS he - r. S to NJ
Passengers are 10 procure iher tickets before taxing
their sssif IN the cars
Tickets viii Ne received only the DAY when purchased.
iel5 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
rse PhiiadeIpai a Fire.

w
v.,os,ox AT Mr.. brooks SreRE.-rhe
Ish he. received the following COMMUNICATION
to.ss Moss. Brock 4 Co. IN relation 70 'ne sA
Con a ~ tbe store Of MIR. John Brock, on iaesaey
Afternoon ,..o,,.o,s,ca Of
I,cos HAS ESQ coEoSEai 81 10 ,ss5s.Hs
80, nj AID uTfouD0ed repora 10 crc,aUo 80 Io5a
ne I.,e,,fle eynosion witch occurred 10 odi ~ -
.,o,s s,,nbudng TOE melancholy loss o. ne a.
2'-nettou OF properly having gu 10 a.
re =, % ne sc ~ pTeseni ourselves 70 your n
70 10 give YOU Ell he niounsen " oo 1
- en6 10 submit 20 the mos. fgl1 e1,.nsss
- ouTselves ut o. al nose n cli sgF sS,ys ca
PaaSdsl5iia, ysiy Il, lsJa A..
The frank Straightforward ano i.aa1S 49,
r - eo-,o,Bnication speaks for ilseli. we can
o. VIZ s-r, sssog that i. reflects the highest
10. I;. az elder Mr. Brock, his sous, aud the
e.Sul' - NJ this extensive mercantile house
DI19t nl 80 NJ furnishing all the facts tending
a. - he absorbing question, what caused the
az expIos;on7 we have Rscertalned from mem
-, N the firm whose business yeracity and nteg
~, are unquestonable, the following particulars
r-fe .toye belonged 10 John Brock. Ii was double
&c The Northern half was occupied by Gordon
: Berger, hay dealers. The Southern half was in
Ire occu pancy Of John Brock, Sons 4 Co. for stor
,ge The divisions of the store were seperatedby
abnck partition wall.
There was slowed in the division Of Msssrs
Brock & Co about $50 bags Of salspeter, averaging
about 10 pounds each, tDOlt ~ DarfciB OF o4iLH
stope, averaging about $50 pounds each; about 80
boVsheads ~ tierces and 70 barrels Of molasses
and 81 hOgshesds Of sugar
The saltpeter and birthstone were on the hrs' or
ground floor, on Water It, and the rnossses and su-
Ssr on the lower OF cellar floor, Immediately under
heath There was 2 large hatohwey connon'cat-
Ing betve.n these NO floors. Tois hatch was open.
a, The saltpetsr sus brinstorefused itre down
through the batch, and spread among the sugar aud
rsol,sIes. This was seen BY q number OF the ire
men. The burning Of 80 large quantity OF sac
rbsrpe matter, rapidly formed carbon, and thus
were brought 10 col.sct a. high state OF heat the
three compOnents Of gunpowder. Whether this
rornbustibe trio so near akin % powder, was the
ret cause Of the explosion, We leave 70 the Sc en-
tic word 10 decide, and the public 70 judge.
The LATE CoNFLA0RATIoN has been fraught
With serious consequences 20 our fire companies,
many Of whom have had large Quantities OF hose
ypdereo useless By the action Of the heat. As en-
r,tance, We may ne lion that the Schuyikiil Hose
Company have hsC about 500 feet Of hose 80 much
Injured as to be valueless.
TIE WLmIHGTON FIREmEN.-The Wilmington,
Del, STATE J0uynai says that the FIRE companies
which cane on to the great Gre in Philadelphia,
reached home on their return, on "Wednesday a.
xrnoon, much fatigued and worn with their exef-
sOns. They did valuable and effective service
hare having succeeded in saving one OF the finest
hqses exposed TO danger from the hames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
= dr. mEGULAR WALL AINE sn

EzA-sss---.J TWEEN BOSTON AND NETWORK,
VIA SlOuiug ion ara Pr0gii elce Inland
route, without ferry, chsnge OF cars or baggsge.-Ths
steamers VANDERBILT Captain Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE tCapt William II. Frszce, 10 connection
with the Sonngan aud Providence and Boston and PfOy
dence Railroads, leaving New.Yofk daily, Sundays
cepted) from Pier North River, hst wharf above Bsiiery
Place. at O'clock N and Soungton a. 8 O'Clock n.
upon the arrival Of The Mail Train hom Boston These
were bulk expressly for the route sni are IN
er particularly adapted 20 the ney yaon OF Long
Island Sound The accommodations for qassengers are
commodous and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable aud
peenced The route being the shortest and most direct
between Boston and New YOrk passengers are enabled 10
srriye IN ample time Tor the morning n-s 10 Steamboats,
aud railroads running TO various points from ose ciu-s
The VANDERBILT viii leave Ne~ York on Tuesday.
ThurSday and Saiur5sy Leave sl1ningion on Monday,
Wednefday and Ffidsy. The COMMODORE VIII leave
iDRiou Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, II B.Psssen-
gtrs The ARRIVAL " De steamers al Sloanggn, proceed
Immediately IN the splendid fsiroai Providence
and Boston baggags master accompanies each tran TO
and hon Bosom. For passage, bsrths, stse-rsoms
fIeghL applications may be made TO The Agents the
wharf and al the Office, 10 BAuery.paoo. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
TRAVELLING.
r.. saEzrNRw-YORK * ERIE EAk
~ - ROAD REV ROUTE TO SUffA-
10 AND THE WEST.-Summsr Ar

ESs czazzEEr NKW-YORk az ERIK sMk-
Etsn sTT--S5Sl- ROAD -REw ROUTE TO sUrfA-
10 AND THE WEST.-Summsr Az
uprsren'-L-sve New YORK. FOR Bizghamlos, clmirN
CornLs Go eva Roehnsssf, Buffalo and intsrmedaie
POWELL rom pier foot q Duansss 4, foliors.
sfesfhst ard supper on board ne boat
EAssE;s TsAIs At 81 A. N stopping Ouly al saaerus,
LSnesboFo BinghsmtOn. Owego VS. sery tFscIoryyile)
Elmlrs sod JesersSa. arriving a ee isvs al N.
nsvA, enc taxing me Express rrsn trom SI6suy next
mcrnf, srive Rochester scd Buffalo a. the time
a. Passenger via Albany, with the advantage ola lights
WAY AND NAL FsAIs-Ais NAN s.oppips :. al ,os
Esgonssrrvngs Corn,ng the ssInssgering 81 10 IS ock.
WAY fsAIs si4 ti ? N. lcr Ousyilie sas al iusuas'
RIsaT ExpEEsFn.Is, .,sl5PM soOplre q, r,.rroo4.
s1Gerus Chesler Goshen Md etcvn otsyils PoFtJeT.
gs and 81 he stations Wesi u P0rt JeTvs Passangsrs
Tor Buffalo by this an proceed Gscsv dine hers and
take the EIpress Train rom Albany, arriving Buffalo
evening Passengers Tor Ithaca csyugr 5rdge ard
owns csyugs Lsss saks he cars Of he Csyugs sEi
% tie srhya OF the Erie trains PasseugeTs for Tora and
LyeOmng coanles Pa sske the OF the COcnag sEd
Eostburg Railroad al Corning stages lesve NsrrowshuR,
Deposit LAuesboro Bughsmion, owego, Wsvsfiy tFae'
TRAINS 70 NEw.YoRK
EXPkEss TEAiN leaves Geneva al IS A ss0ppiag 81
Cluilr6 WAgefly, (Fscioyyilel Owes0, BlngtEni0l,
LsnshorO Deposit NaroVsburg. Por JEWS Aiddi-owr,
Pm ~'' NJ ''-''' '''''' - ''''
WAY AND MAI TkAIS lesyss Corning Al An. slos
ping al Al the ssaons aud arrives n New.York 81 5Pa
NsHT ExPEEss TRAIS lesves Genevs At 5 IS Pm ard
Corning Al IS m. stopping ali the stsuous Of
fo, IefYt and a. Midtown Goshen, Chester, als-rns
and Vermont arriving Ia Nsw-York assam
WAY Train leaves Ousyiile Al y AN stopping A al
ne stations, snd arriving 10 Nsw-York a. N AN
, - Special Train Monday morning leaves Por.
In New YorS al 10 AN
NEwEvESH BsAscH leaves Eewburgh n6iSAN and
y AN snd IS ? NJ connecting vita The trNin. yoIny
West Leave Chester Al SIS A. n and P N and IS p N
o. gu arrival Of The trains nom he West
FRElGHT TRAINS leave nom pier foot Duane a. AisPH
Frei2h iOT Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and ali psres
biz N "a IN
through without delay
my3u CHARLES hikOf, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

SgrRkAE couK1- In he matter q y, .ggtstes II sl'
- aayor Asersa 40 Co.nu{ q ne : y q. ~ ION fsA
Of Broadway and Greeu~eh street ms rbra War; 4
meat n entitled mattel appointed by rub u tie 50
prsus oths STATE ofSsv Yo Jay ofs.p
isuh@r pursuant requirements
the L~ssaisr. Of re Psdpsof tie STAT. n SeEY ss tide, IA
particularly The City New YoFt Act passed Apf =
l3 passed Apri 9 lsf That th- he Ests- and
ns Of tie Of Tie o;s assea Of .ach
ou as 'sy spear on he Has q ne coassIs i'-sf "a
benefit and al the sdsvts srs so1es
and Couuiy Of New Yort FER he Inspection OF shosref y
nssouers make -r report q TIE ssd saPr-s cour " ne -
ard place here.aa,sr usutoned. ....
provision. snttd A.; u snsni ~ Ao -ait ~
Ac y relation 70 ths collection O. A'ssssasnl enl iI NJ
ARD County Of Ne~ iof. and Zoe Other paf2o'' ' - "
sfo paced ay = lsl, 70 Tie owner OF 80. 800
Soy ,ba, ,t.y isr. eeeiea the y, hs,s Ass.ocn
iha all persons Interests are sesf .e'y az "a.
n t5 u Mo-. M.rrari junior ihs charaa Of ~ 'aa Com
ose,, a. 5 Low ~. ~ no -, ss.s II i, ais sHI
limit. embraced by hi Assesneei sfs "a &C. rtbs Cv
a New Yo, situate az beng the uoefy aai % ltfy es
.,., 10y IT, or s Of W. ard ao al tso-- ots -- or
gsfcs Of land situate ,a1 beng On ~ -, , I
- es Or ~. IN tee ,. Or psro-s u ans situate
IN tis .s.ery nd westerly -. n Gresavrt s'res
~ssu nohe Inc % EIDE Of tfr@ sai n- s'ue-ff
~ ir hi 10 is3 and ~ ald also m tie o
and eastery sle .
between poat distant -rt -e nine inf -s
a-i4r ffa norl sry sdeo Colsait street. and
on, twenty iee inch scusf from te Lery
me street together with al tle lots on te vest
Washington street between NJ distant fr 1-seet
Tie nouhefF -fe II to1rntf street
qons tbJ our feet ten les solihey tom No
ard lo al aoe i1ts. ~ par
and the estsr eide Of Weststree BE-
noriey Of Cortland street and ~ s0ufhery ste
Fulton street excepting teec ss kns1 fos 49, iio7,
49, le9 and 100 West street
And an ,ois pee ,r.rs % i-i LIZ l1rey and
s1fhe John street between Broadway and Pearl street.
sad aso a ios pec- parcels n baud IT, saery te Of
Brseway from No. 10 Broadway u No 20 Broadway, ncusvei
az also the pecs parcels aai the eassg and westerly
d Of Nasauseet No. % 40. Sd Nassau
street 1v-, aio a he 0s parcels ~ lllt 90 tie
s-tery westerly Of Dutch known Nos s. 75
49, D.streef and also az TIE Ot, pieces parcels OF and
westerly rte o. William fre', from No p VILLAIN street 70
cry Of wroiree' from No 30. W iu street % Ne ia
William street inclusive; and ao s t- ots parcels N
r1 OF GoAifee from 80 q Co.'s street n 80 -
o.3 street, Inclusive, excepting No. 20 God street.
And also aN % t parcels % hi ol tle notefy ali
rfhery bgg 'hT, between ne easiery sf - Pearl
street and the westerly sde Of Front street
And Tie said further notice a. a. tn-f report "a
OF above latfrr De made and prem ~ o. tie irele q u
Sew York Spec al Term Of Tie sd O. m % BE- ed
.te Cy Hail me cy Of New iork on me - Moaf Of Sep
7ber neIt (3~g The p dry o September $780, NJ 40 ocock
s forenoon 81 hat dsy thereafter can - heard
Dated heT YOrs. sgne 10, 1870
MOSES MAYNARD. ~