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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-19
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Whig Primary Eleesiops.

Las; evening the whg, held their primary elections
for delegates 80 the Syracuse Convention The fol.
lowing tbs results ss:sr ". have ascertain.s
then
sroc~p wAHu.-The whigs held reconciliation
meeting at etoneals hut did not elect any delegate
The following resolutions we're adopted -
Resolred That the whigs Of the ward take pleasure
in achncwsdsing The couciliatory course Of xessrs
Riley Butler. Foster, Chase, Hermanee and whitney
On pbdrswirg their names csndidatss TO facilitate
union Of the wings Of the -srd AZ the ensuing cleo
ton
Received, That the ssisga,es hsye ysver to on
vacancies.
ForHrH AsssNsLy DisrEfcr.-tn this district the
delegate choeen % represent the ~hrs a, Syracuse
vas william Darling.
sf,r~rH wsEp.-for this yard WIN A Address
was declared BY the chairman 90 be elected by srcla
nation, the crowd being zra,t that IL we npos.
sible 90 take votes This electos IL disputed Frss-
born vas the opposing candidate
Tr~tH WaRp Samuel " Bsrtol vas elected
p'.-rrrrSrH Wsan-Jsres Dcwy wae elected
Fs.srrr~ru WaHp.-James Van Norssn u,s eia,.a4
10 "a opposed w Benedict Levis IN
Yuts e~ru W.Hp -Issac .. Esrktr
S,rrKsru Wanu--Nillia n Turner
Tlgr,vsru WAEp.-pr Francis Z Harris vas
elected In n position 20 toe combined forces 81 nsl
losot her Gre.le. and the Alderman q the rsrd
The schuynM (sa) Canal. y Is said VIII ts realy
to- navgssiop Gu hoE tay nest
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Spanning InfnIlis.nn..

trNtRE'ittf Corass, l.. l. TRorttxa- On ruatiay
afternoon, two pursss tfotted for The e,to
summary 81 the sports Purse $50 mile h.r, e.
best three in ave, 90 wagons wagon ana dri,er 30
weigh 500 lbs.
Q Dimniek entered Or 3 Smoke
RsyneT entered ch Selim.. 2djs
Time 2 SOB, -2,E-g45
Purse $50. mils heats best three In eve a. v.,o,.
wagon and driver 20 weigh $50 lbs
= Conklin entered br 9 Centreville. .......l
G. Brooks entered br x. 10. Tanner. ....,..2 gtf
Tine -252-25O
U~ios CorsT-This afternoon. four Gne naza s'r.
tend fer a purse and the vil be Of much IN.
tereEt. IL seldom that such feld q horses Gao BE-
brought together and those no fond Of good sport
should by all 40 % the trot % day The horses
70 start ere Grey Eugle Ccafdenee Smoke and scfrel
Nd
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N O N E Y NJ A II * e II.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 1876

wsoSr'DAr' sept N-oP. M.
me s'oeh nAlAe' CONTINUES aouve' speouistionis
evoen'iy extending ana Is quotations. ior the fanses
ADVANCE outsiders take mold with more spirit This
CLASS Oh operators Always come In upon rising mar
Ae'i shs "e nave no aouo' out that tnere would oe
mofe ACTIVITY IN inc strees, ana greater number OF
among purchaser AZ prices three or hve per
cent ABOVE prices now current There were very ex-
ehh'e ransac'ions IN heaoins hsroad STOCK to-day'
tne Sales summing up nearly -FOUR thoussnd shsres-
Erie income bonus we're In demand Al an advance
are large oruer' IN the street iof sne purchase
Oh 'nese ponus anu parties hoiding them nave kept
Aooi Win the nope 'het lower prices Wouia ruis anu
me oruers neo upon better TERMS such hopes nave
on ana 'nere are more purchasers In tne
n"Ae' Ut current pr'ees than sellers At the hfsu
oo~iu' i'e ihe0me Do"os ao'ahced per cent Erie
seooha "oI'sAse "ohas' "a Farmers Loan = MOTIFS
o"n" neAuinS n""'o y ERE Nahroaa' "a mar"
ema "enou0e arg iAnssc'ions oh 'in'e' seier
oP'on' "hioh 10 cohSiuerea indioau'e o' conhdsnes
IN INC minaS vi PufonaSers In I'll Improvement III
PiieeS
Inc receip's at the once OF the Assistant treasurer
sos oso AZ p.,.n.. az usIe1 - wv
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The FrRxMES AND The CoHNoS CouScr.-The
joint committee appointed to the charges
made by the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
meni against the Common Council, met yes
terday evening in the City Hall, but made no
progress in the business committed to their charge.
II was merely consultation meeting, aud nothing
Of any consequence was done. We learn, how
ever, that after due deliberaton the Common Coun-
Gil committee backed out from the position which
they assumed at the first meeting, and determined
upon permitting the Chief Engineer TO be heard
through counsel. 80 far so good. We also learn
That they insist upon conducting the proceedings
with closed doors, and excluding the press and the
public. The comfnittec Of the Fire Department
were willing TO admit both; but the Common
Cornell committee would not ascent TO it. We
have no hesitation in saying that this is an out.
ragsous procedure-sn insult to the people Of New
York. IL is perfectly natural that the Common
Council should wish TO conceal everything cor
necie6 with those charges, for evil doors prefer
darkness to light They will be compelled, how.
ever, to back out from this position too. They
certainly cannot proven; the committee OF the
fre Department from making the proceed
ines public, frem day to day, as they take place,
and We hoFe they will do so.
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The shipments of -four have been unusually large
during the week principally 20 Great Britain Tho
total export for the week amounted 10 T1s3 barrels
distributed a. follows To Liverpool % sos; Londop
1902 Glasgow 4621; Hsnse Towns, loo; Venezuela
42b; Spanish West Indies, 200; Danish West Ind,e.
bSoi British North America s4Sp; Holland 30; Nc.
deirs $50; Brazil, 1lCo Bolivia a.; st. Domingo $50
Dutch West Indies SIS; British Wet Indies rs
Total lss bhls In other articles there has been no
particular movement The latest advices from "a.
land relative to the harvests are not SO fvor.bl a.,
shipments Of bfesdstuas from this country "a ,ho,.
previously rseeived but IL lie our i'm preston. a. bs
season advances and the potato hsrves,s progr.ss
tina. the deficiency in the crop will be NOR. amazon,
ard prices Tor corn experience i'm provement The
accounts rom England in regard to the grain har.
esu received oy the Canada differ so materially from
those BY the previous arrival that ~ ara ~, ,...,
70 place implicit confidence in them but on the cor
rsry are under tn Impression that later advice. viii
correspond more With those received few weeks since
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Mock Auctions. Notwithstsn ding all th. eau
lions of'tbe Tsess, warning Strangers to avoid the
s"indhng mock auction shops in Broadway, Chat
ham street, and other places. they will enter them
and be swindled One would think that there has
been enough sad On this subject byt peopl. will
CRAFTY their curiosity. and seek "bargans" Very
many Of them &c, much more. OF rather rn,.h less,
than they bargainet for The fault. hsseyer. is
their
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who vord suher With cough, bronchitis, or nnueuy,
when aremsdy isst hsnd in Bss Cod Liver OIL Candy a.,
ctedly the tsst remedy % teP EVERYBODY the
virtue o. Cod Liver OIL but 10 is LIKE sealed book 10
thousands Of persons suffering andr severe on hs
throat account o. i've offensive taste and smell w
Bs Druetist % springasld, has remedied al this in i
sorroratuf With seandy, the oil, snk In such nanner
70 pletely dsuse its tsste still vir,vcs
retained But hvare % eounterf and observe bs sps
turt en- each package 81 the uinc. Fer sale Al wholesale
ard real W heesrs A. " D. sands 100 FULTON street.
!ehn klhsn M Broadvay At the Asor AMI Irvius House
drus tteres, sns Nv Breaevsy
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Jenny Lina,s Canr.rss.

There vas one continued rush for tickets yesterday
and the excitement not only continues undated, bu,
seems TO be Increasing.
Madsmoiselle Jenny Lind visited Rev DR. Baird
yesterday, at Yopksrs and also went 70 see the uish
Bridge, With which she expressed her great delight
she clsmosred ds-n the rugged path, and enjoyed
she seensrv very much
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-19

NOMINATIONS BEFORE TIE SKSATE.-The great
delay Of the Senate in acting upon certain impor-
tant nominations for collectors and postmasters,
and particularly those now before them, causes
some attention, and many inquiries are made into
the real causes of their postponement in voting
upon them. Many persons believe that the delay
of the Senate will extend beyond the present
session, and that their purpose is not to act on
those nominations at all during the present ses.
sion. II is very likely that such is the case ;
and If true, the nominations will of course fall
TO the ground, and the President will be called
upon to appoint other candidates TO fill the various
Offices left by the Senate. In such a condition
Of things, the collectors of New York and Phila-
delpha, and several postmasters in this and other
States, will very likely be changed Immediately
after the adjournment Of Congress. Indeed,
IL has been for some time question of po-
Icy among the friends of Mr.. Fillmore in this
state, whether he should not revoke or with
draw the names OF a number Of persons APP
pointed to Office in this State, and which yet
before the Senate awaiting their action. Mr.. Bene-
diet, Postmaster at Albany, and various others Of
the same class, in the interior of New York, may
soon be removed from their places. II the Presi-
dent wants to be respected by his friends he should
take positive and distinct ground this, we'll
on other questions, and come up to the scratch like
man. vast responsibility rests upon him in the
present position of politics in New York, and the
future prospect Of parties The whig party here
are in state Of transition, and are on the verge Of
most signal defeat, or on the threshold of main
tanning power for great length of time. If VIM.
II. Seward and his clique be permitted to control
the wing party in New York, the democracy will
soon be in the ascendant, not only here, but
throughout the Union, and will remain so for many
| years 10 come.
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lions. ana Al ssia s,.,s: .. .sl taovn po.i,iysy
Poud-s Subtitle ersdicates hair from part
Lqvd Rosre for pale ps and cheek. LILY Ahtsf rsueh
Gushed sluggish ocmrexons st walker street
from Brssdwsy. Cserder. south Third ST. rhsdslphis
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rorters Body Bette. suspenssr Bsnasses etc. ee over
twenty einerent kinds Of the most approved mskers maxi
the largest and best the city BY
$3.50 - ~N"-
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Fire With much pleasure asnOwssgss the
rom Mile Jenny Lind to the TisGv Ard osRh:n Fund
Of the DEPARTMENT ,e,, JOHN s. GILES Treasurer
Law oFrieE 20 Nassau ct, New York Sept. u. 1850
JoHS D. GILES. Esq, Treasurer Of the Fire Department
swsaFs instructed BY MIS-. Lind to request Your &C:
(sSOol the hrepen fund and TO express TO at the
charity belonging 70 city where she bas been received 50
kindly and bedy Of whose services che highly
tasion hat protect Il their those are
community large, and that from the widows
And orphans e. those who II Their S time P.Gsssssd from
leave 20 ADD ogr own best wishes TO those Of Miss
SIR very respectfully, your OS.dient servants.
The following proceedings took place at aa
the city Of New York on Friday evening 18th sept 1850
that e
s aSa % % tho .SSn s
Department and from hound BY ties q
81 sSSa. S S5iS ssSR
and heart ns ha a.. 'Ss
s i sna sa aS Ss sas
Ts.s s 1s. We ss s I'll;
s i u Cr eur her
TO the rirs pspsrtme5t Fund
has a, mere sS ss s:su
ti0p one whose hrisn, virtues whose deed. Of charity,
sssrsetsr already secured 10 her
10 duty we'll privilege TO here record the high
esn alton which enertss for her worth and the noble
attributes which adorn her and which prompt her
TO live more for other. happiness than her own.
srssi,Ss. E: hnd. Der sHaSss. We beg
her that when her voice sha longer charm the that
her will he afctonAtey cherished only
hut in the heart Of widow and orphan whose
prsytr for her welfare already ascend in grateful Invocation
heaven.
sss; 5S To T from 7; h. .ssat '5s s!
city, proper testimonal Of their respect and esteem
Hefoved That these eolutions he suitably ensroad
signes ~ the officers q this meeting furnished,
the seal Of Il 10 department., 10 Mile. Lind.
The following emen pointed such committee,
win Eswsrd Hsetst. Engine 81; william Crary, En-
gine Mofas Allen Hose Joseph Black. Hose 5. e. G.
Pinotnsy, Hoes q George W Lttel, Hose y; samuel j.
Rogers n Oh Ladder On ton. the oricers Of the
meeting we're added 30 the committee.
ZOPHAR MILLS. President
GEORGE 7. HOPE. Wise President.
MI ote
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Marine Affairs.

THE PASSAGE OF THE CAEADA-The steamship Cana
da has actually beaten the Asia to Boston The hour
of the departure Of the was msststsd Annexed L.
the true time Of each steamer
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Ivory. Ivory, Paper and Class aud Dazuer-eotypes are
tsy taken superior style and In any required,
the National hinisture Gallery eG Broadway. The public
are respectfully invited 10 eramine speeimeps. 49, -
LANGENHEIN \ co.
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Court Caiendnr-This Day

Cmcurr CovEr-sa2, eii, S45, S4O SIS, 9O7 eOS Oo9,
sq4 e4o to $50, 952.
CoMNoN PLEAs-54s CSC, $40 6is, ga, CAS-, Gl6 6is,
CAS- 6is 651 $751; $50 667, COS, o5s GEO. COL e64 665
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assort@ss Of and second hs.d al purchased in SUM
mer ato business Coats and choice Pants with few
Them 81 suite. Corner Centre and Grand .tresta.
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Jenny Lind T,chets for saie.-rh

.erter has for ,ae thr., hundred Proms Tickets for
NILE Lnd foarth concert Castle Garden. Thursday
.vnps the lh instant At ~ Broad say under TIE Frank
lin House.
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The Echo song-The city is crazy about

hme Inds Echo sensbut there Is another eeho that
from all sections u the Uniont 10 the echo o. the
opinion univsrsaiy here that such splendid boots
Ella her in Ausr
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Rsmembsr mn. the Ininit.bI.. nj No. m

NASSAU corner OF Pine street the first
enc who deytaes from the ea dissusns ys-
sn,rfad 20 difference 81 features shape Of head &c Try
Hill be ever conforms 20 ell these requisites.
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wissi Wigs i-C,usens and Strangers ar.


Invited e nsre. PHsLoss ssyl. Of wiss Tou-
F teers the arseet AID best assortment In the city,
his celebrated ware HAIR Dye raetory ~ Brostvay
corner o. Dey street. Gerry he sffv-ss.
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Hair Dye can enly BE procured at the mandatory sWa
street The ruble skosic guard ssainst iitaon See
VARIOUS drlomas Persoas whose hair has med sd
seller from The use q The mitstsa dye. /, sor-
rseted " sailing s above. ccpv The address
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bic styles can be has a. EyERbELLS. S2 Broadway cor
81 Duane M Everde has transh store a. Ne
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The schuyhE tss) Cspai. iis said via ts -ssly
tf navigs,icp On hoL iayDcSt
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.oor the hair whskers the moment u applied
njvry 20 the hair stin. ~ he washed
without dsturbnE the eoly and has ksa odor n 10
Piled OF sole 81 PhALeNS via ssd Tvupss Esnusstsr
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Fin. Arts-Taibosype., or Portraits OF

Fine Arts-TaIbosypes, or Portraits
Ivory. Ivory Paper and Class .nd Dasusr-,otypes
TIE Sson.i ns.,Sr. Gallery az BrosS.s ts iSs public
are respectfully invited TO sramine ,pesimss. 90
The Echo song-The City Is crazy about
hmle nds Echo s,nsbut there Is another echo, that
from all ,setiObsof The Unionit n The echo q The
~ ss. ssrs & 20 sa SSe,
slssrhsr, in America.
Jenny Lind Tickets for saie.-The SUBJ
lter has fer ,ae three hundred Promsnade retets
.vssipr Inc iSh Instant ~ Brosdssy Under tss frank
lin House.
Elegant Bridal Cards, Envelopes, Cake
Borss and Bridal wAfsr q The latest sud mosi TAshsn.-
ner ~ Duane street M Evsrde las tran.h sors a. Ne
VEL street. for the accumulation Of As down sern
Hair Dying-PhsIon's Magic asir Dye Co
.clor N. h.r -hi,ker, IN. moment u applied rthou,
injury 70 the hair skin. II he washed
I 81: Fy s.s 'i
Hair Dye.-Batchslor's Gsauins LiauId
asr Dye can enly N Procured at the nsnufsetory swsn
various srlemas Psrssas whose hair kss .ssu med ~
solor from The use q The imsa dye. have /, sor-
Remember HiIl, the InimitsbIe, at No. ~
~. ny. ssr1., Of Pm. t.s hs srs .se ths osy
TEN q .n,,Ds person sb.s.rs ss. ~iIs-
hili he ever conforms 70 ell thsss requisites
Wigs wiss,-C,usens and strangers ar.
!.s, tssl. ,hs l.ss., aad best ~. city
ssrssr y De-, .r-.. Ger. na ey' ''rJ iN br''d"a
Wigs ana Toupess-Asothsr Medal has
teen svsrdes wm Bsebele for the s.. wigs and Tou
~ . m Iess ss nyss 70 sn,kss' ~. ss- ,yis f.r
h.s this largest and best ss'ortnsnt "a the sy Ocsy
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Gents Paris Hats.-A few cases, by the
Asia Of the most approved Style just opened Persona
wishing choice should apply early GENIN 2I Broadway,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-08
ADAMS ARITHMETICAL SERIES
FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

l. Primary Arithmetic. or Mental in numbers
Being an Introduction to the Revised Edition OF
Adams New Arithmetic.
This work is adopted TO the gradual expansion
Of the'inteliect of pupil, and is signed 10 give
him as thorough mental discipline as is obtained
by studying any other elementary work upon the
same subject.
The aim of the author has been TO lead the
pupil on, step by step, wholly in the order oil dis
coyery. This arrangements based upon the prin-
pie, that, if the understanding is thoroughly reach
ed, the memory will take care. of ITSELF"
IL. Aiams New Arithmetic Revised Edition :;
Being revision of Adams New Arithmetic, first
published in 1927,
Few WORKS ever issued from the American
press acquired so great popularity as the New A
rithmetlc.' 1t is almost the only work arih-
metic used in extensive sections OF New England
1t has been re>pnblished m Canada and adapted to
the currency oil that province. II his been trans
lated into the language of Greece and published in
that country. 1t has found its way into every
part of the United States. In the State OF ~ York
for example, it is the text book in ninety one off
one hundred and fifty five academies which report
ed to the regents OF the University IN 1913.
III. Key to the Revised Edition oil Adams New
Arithmetic,
" Mensuration. Mechanical Powers, and Ma
W -tAclisuthtiob d.iSi IT,
cay explained, and practic lily applied TO the
surement OF Lii es, Superfcer. and Solids; also,
philosophical explanation OF the simple mechanical
powers, and'their application 10 machinery. De-
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Book Keeping. containing a lucid explana.
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Single Entry; new; concise, and common sense
method of Book keeping. for farmers, mechanics.
retailers, and proie sonal men methods of keeps
ing books by figures short methods OF keeping
accounts in limited business exercises for the
pupil and various forms necessary for the trausac-
ton OF business. Accompanied with blank Books
for the use of Iesfners.
!. This work is an analytical System OF Book keep
ing, divestet ofal .snperhuifes and absruse tech
nica,ies and larted TO the system of instruction
in classes the method OF teaching now adopted in
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and well conducted schools
IJ-Copies win be furnished for examination, on
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Milwaukee. J. L. CLARK, agent
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-08
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Sr. Lorrs, Mo, Feb. 90 l94o.
DIR. w. y. SLoAS-Sir: Abou, two years
ago, while rafting on the Mi ssissippi river, in
passing over the rapids, was plum ged in the
water, and by the raft dashed against rock i,
CT ushing my left leg and otherwise ierinusly in
Jurng me, so much that lest all sensibi lily
When Consciousness returned found myselfin
ST. Louis, surrounded by my weeping family
Good nursing and medic. aid, ehublcd me IN a
bout TWO months to hobble around with the as.
sis'ance of cru'ch. The wounds only partial
ly healed, 'eavng large running sores M the
knee, which tor many months d scha-ged blood
and matter OF the most offensive character. Nv
pains were lnexpressIble, al times my suffering
was so great that death would have received a
hearty welcome Fortunately Mr.. Wilson, Zone
OF my nelghborSl advised me 10 try your ONT
ment. | obt'lned box and appli ed it accord
ing to direction, the sores soon began to assume
a healthy appearance, and In three months was
entirely cured. and able to endure hard Igbor.
Your obedient servant, II w. THOMAS.
We the underSi sned, ncighbors, of H. w.
Thomas, were acquainted with the case above
stared and knowing the circumstances, most
cheertully confirm said Thom1s' statement.
rem. J. DOUGLASS,
JAMES WILSON,
PETER LAMB.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

DY virtue of two writs Of Fier Facias 10 me
ID directed and delivered, against the goods and
chaitels. lands and 'ienenenis of George Preston,
have levied upon and shall proceed 10 sell a; the
City Hotel'iG the village of Southport, Racine Co,
10 the highest bidder, on the twenty sixth (26,h)
day of January next at ten o'clock il the forenoon
all the right title, interest and claim of the said
George Preston, in and 10 the following described
lots Of land, 10 wit: twenty [20) acres off the
sovth end of the west half of the northwest or
of lection No. one a. in township No. two (2)
north Of range No. twenty two (22) east, and the
north west quarter ofthe south west quarter Of sec
'tion No thirty four (3I) 10 township No three 80
north OF range twenty-five (22) east, and the fur
Their pisse Of land known the west half Of the
north west quarter OF section No thirty four l341
in township No three 81 north strange No. w en-
ty two [22l east, being the same premises convey
ed by James L. Lynch and Laura J, Lynch
his wife. by deed, TO George and Charles Preston
on the second day OF DeceRber 4. ID. lS47.
Dated Deesmber 18th. ls4o.
IS r g MCCLELLAN, Sheriff.
The above sale is 'Fos'poned TO the 2U,h day OF
February next, then 10 be sold at the same time
Of day and place rs above mentioned
R.-G. MCCLELLAN, Sheriff.