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sr-outs DIvosos Csss q, Commemorative n art
ford (conn) Ts-ss OF the lrth instant sp.at,, ~ .
divorce granted By the Legislature Of that State ON
the 10Th instant says The petitioner vas married at
the age of 20 She vss respectsbls and Intelligent
young lady but ewing 10 some peculiar ercumstances
per mind became affected not TO sbsolute insanity
put she W" distracted state, and IN this coni-
ton came 20 New Haven on q visit 10 her .i..ar AZ,
TINS time she became acqusinted with her husband
VINO coiored man, through the sgency Of oolorrd
vomsn, Who vas employed By her Tn vashinr Uer
u.bsnd mad never proposed the match nor hsd sbe.
but one evening she invited 10 the hous. Of her
ronsn sno there found company asser,b bled
and she was Informed she hsf bees pnblIsbea . ~
thss ,bese present. had come 20 her msrried sss
consented and the ceremony was performed nv a
cotcred Clergyman Her husband then carried her A,
rev iort and placed her among associates that we're
very assreesble TO her lie went to California some
month. sgo, pvt has recently returned she has re-
husband With disgust and horror ne had receivcd
nr rotce cf her spplcstios for divorce bat did not
appear In opposition.
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Superior Court.


Jv,E 1s-Ssif against Ne Corporation the case OF
Lenthilon the Mayor &C Of New York for the de-
structon Of quantity Of checse alleged TO have been
bad and dar gerous to the health Of tho city during
the prevalence of the cholera In 1919, the Jury
dered sealed verdict for the plaintiff for SyTT 81
.ychs L. Franeia and Rsphaet M. Gsuer, Efssrf
Rossanxs.-Ths action q charter party
dated 3ls January, 1876, between plaintiffs and de-
fendant for the charter Of the brig Charc from the
city Of New York to some port In the MedtsrAnsAa,
farther east than i've degrees Of longitude east
from Paris The vessel sailed the lat OF Yebrusry
1sso with cargs Of e25 bushs Of grain In bulk 2rsa
Into Faya in consequences Of injury TO tho vessel
I'd March, 1S46 bottomry and respoa adsntia bo1l
was executed at Psy to meet charges there incurred
Said bond made payable at Gibraltar instead Of
Oran the port Of destination. The bond was paid a.
Gibraltar where the vessel arrived the 1st Of prl
by exec utng another The vessel finally arrived at
Orsn the 10th Of April. The vessel delayed In
dschsrging at Oran In consequence OF the int.srnss
Of the authorities thersthat port being under sort
military government Of the French; and also in
sequence Of want Of lighters, &c. The ehartsrsrs
agreed In the charter party, to exhibit prompt o.
patch In dischsrgng the cargo and for ell unneos~
sary delay agreed TO pay demurrsge A the rate ~ S
per day Plaintiffs claim d~murrage BY reason ofthess
delays, amounting to $122o.
The defence H. that the defendant acted
the agent OF seilliere, Of Paris Who had con-
tract with the government Of France to ssnd the
wheat, put II board the brig from the port Of New
York to the port Of Orss and then deliver 10 to the
fcers agents OF the French government. Plaintid
also contends that the vessel In going into the ports
Of Faysi and Gibraltar, deviated unnecessarily and
improperly from their route, and that squsntiy,
the voyage unjustly procrAstnated to the great
damage and injury OF the plaintiff. Adjourned.
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BvRsrro or Cossrv Poos Housr erd.v
between the hours Of 10 and IL O'Clock the roof of the
flstbush Almshouse discovered to be ON Gre ear
the middle chimney, and before assistance could be
obtained. the whole building vas wrapped In flames
and entirely consumed The nursery building. which
stands abouttventy feet from the main edace was
injured owing Ia the daring aud perseverance, of the
fsteush hremen-ope OF whom, q Mr.. Marteuse, had
his arm severely scorched In his effort 10 save the ont
buildings Tho bakery IRE several times; but
the flames we're quickly extinguished The furniture
was All saved with the exception Of . number OF iron
oedsteads The building aud contents we're insured -
There are, at present, about t~o hundred and ffty
paupers In the buildings Who viii all be mporary
placed In the adjoining ones We understand TO be
the intention OF the Board OF Supernteudents TO no.
tfy the supervisors OF the casualty In order that
special meeting may be called aud measures devised
for the erection Of another building The hre IL sun
posed TO have originated from defect In the chnney
Ns.nLr Dsowsyp.-A little boy, name unknown
vas nearly drowned yester 1sy In the pond Of muddy
water At the foot of Cum berisnd street penes
ofgetting beyond his depth. lie taken out n the
water insens.ble but resuscitsted BIZ the erer.
tions of DR. Detts and sthers
Orr Covrr-Before Judge Greenwood and t~o AL
de~men -THs People Eugene Ssinor, indicted for
assault and battery on Henry Gran No evidence
In favor of prosecution, aud defendant discharged
srs.Liro JswxLsr.-Oficer squires. yesterday ar.
rested girl named Mary King, charge OF having
stolen quantity ofjevelry and clothing from the
house No. l3p Atlantic street, valued at about 500
The property found In her possession and aha vas
locked up for examination.
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Arrnrr AT MusDrs ~ PmLapsLysta -y.ss.rd.v
afternoon, at about o'clock. man named NichoiaS
GILES stepped into the once Of Jonas y. Faramb Is
ksnsom street above Sixth, and called him into ths
Ont part OF the ofce from several I.nd. With vbo N
he was conversisg In the front OF the hou.. n.
70 lend him 81 BOO note, this the latter refused
TO 90 The man. who stood sir feet tro inches 10
height raised himself mp, and exclaimed, " Sir, yot
are doomed man, you are spotted" Mr.. Fsirism,
then ordered the Intruder cut o the house and gen
led him tosuds the door The feilov While 90 IN
mained In the door isoking st him Ths msu spa
one bairelh dd not 20 on lie then took his dsp.r
ture. aud Mr. ~ with friend fDllo-ed arrested anA
took him 10 the Mayors once Here he vas searched
BY Mr. Bulkiey and the SIX barrelled pistol, fully
loaded and large knife we're fousd In his pockets
Giles was locked and he sttem pied TO hang himself
in bis cell all of which will be set down insanity Of
course on the day of trial lie was subsequenuy re-
moved TO the Station House and he begged sf tbs
onser 20 procure him shilIsx worth Of poison n -
v,hed t. bcfriend him. The whole Of the above mav
seem strange but the following perfectly
of the subject Giles In the year 1sse issued severca
thousand tickets printed In red ink which bore on ths,v
hce that he intended TO Issue directory The
reads ss follows This ticket. No - vni eptitls tie
holder TO one copy Of the Pennsylvsnis Directory fer
1850 containing the name, location and business q
every mercsntils trm, manufacturing establishmsst
and professional man In the State" This signed ~
0iles Brothers proprietors No 1a1 Ohe-nuI str.sS
Who sold them 70 order Of the above firm and pocks~d
the proceeds. Nichols Giles had them arrested but
alter due Investigation the parties dismissed asa
oles was arrested at the instance Of person who hsA
purchased one OF the tickets. Jonas ?. fsirams vss
counsel in defence ofthetv and afer they vers
discharged became counsel against Giles In prcsecu
ton AMER ful Investigation, Giles va. oenmistsl
prson and In spirit Of revenge proceeded 10 the once
of the lawyer and scted ss We have already stated
THIS IL probably the motive which induced him 10 de-
prive honcrabls and efficient lawyer, aud worthy
member Of society Of his life Giles will have hsarnx
this morning .-Fh,iedeirAas Ledger, Js~< 1s
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The Terrible Steamboat Disaster.


The burning OF the Griath has been attended with
most serious loss Of life IL is supposed that more
than 200 have either been burned to death found
watery grave the greater portion Of when emil
grants Mr. franklin Heath his wife and four children
numbered among the lost. Mr. Heath was formerly
resident in this city whence he removed to New York
His brother James still here gentleman named Pal
mer operator In Speeds telegraph Office Toledo Is also
among the lost The @. left here yesterday morning
for sandusky and Toledo, with than two hundred
passengers when within about twenty miles Of Ceve
land she took nre, and the flames spread with such
rapidity and fury asto defy every effort to oxnguish
them. The most strenuous efforts made to stop
their progress but they only subdued when the
unfortunate vessel Was burned to the waters edge
The mate, after It found impssble to save the
vessel threw himself into tho lake and sawm ashore
lie proceeded immediately TO Cleveland. Ho says that
only thirty Of the multitude board escaped aud that
two hundred lives last
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Common Pleas.

Jssr ls.-I~poriani % Csrtrs-EHe, Hr>.sa. a. "a.
Csni, " hr nszi rerd, ysmss FsAer-rhis vas ..
action foi injury done tho plaintiff BY horse the pro-
perty Of defendant, running over her. IL appeared
that MT. Pisher owns number Of charcoal csrts uesg
locality called the Hook Three horses h,,ux,p. -
him broke cut Of thel stale without any sstcndsnt
ana ssn' 70 unr at the place where they vere aceus
'o"'S 20 be wstered. While rusning through the
streets, one OF the animals over Ellen uAnnan .
little gifl six years old, and broks her thigh. from
which she suffered great injury. The defence wss
that he fisher) hired out tnese horses and
the who drove them aud At the time Of the acci-
dep they not under his control The jury how-
ever, thought other~ise and brought In verdict fss
the plaintiff Of $40 damages
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fosr MARrfy scorr, TtxAs, Nay H. leso
Yor the mutual interest Of your numerous readers,
beth In civil military life enclose herewith list
Of some Of the posts on this frontier with the omesf
EIGHTH MILITARY DEPARTMENT, rxxAs.
IrrEnIoR
commssdins depsssmen,, Brs, MAJ Dsss. A. A. O (;
Lieut. Gsrnett, A. ID. O.; Brew Col Johnson Topogrs
phieI Engineers; Engineer; MAJ muttey Py;mas.er; B,sv. rev
Surgeon Wright; Lieut. Benton Ordinance partnent;
Lieut.. Dryon, Typographical Engineers; Lieut.. Mich
Ter, Typographical Engineers; Brew. Brig. Gen Oar
| land' commanding post, aud stb Regiment Infantryj
Brew. Lieut. Col. Reeve sth Infantry; Brew. Maj.
smith ssh Infantryi nrey Maj LOpg..rsst' s'h In
Croyet, n q. NJ; Lieut.. Pitcher, Adjutsnt; Lieut..
Street; Lieut.. Roy, sth Infantry.
.7usffn Ctfp Colorado Rirr D,rartme"f.-Lieut Col
Fauntleroy,. comm anding pest and "a Regiment ORA
goons; Brew. Capt Steele, 2d Dragons; Brew Capt
Weed Adju'sns Regiment Brew LIST Lieut. Tree
srrKsros Itss % ro.r Aussrso fnos fonr w.ssrra
nsp svxs, sourHwrr 10 roar Dyscay, ssoLs
rass, OF rHs sio ss.spr, oosnEsc'yo os rms
F~f Werti, Trinity R.-,r. .--Drsv. Maj Arnold "a
prsgoons, commanding post Capt. Msolsy, sth In.
isntryi Lieut. Bold sth Infantry Lieut. Starr "a
Drsgoons Assistant Surgeon williams:
Port Grehsn Brases Rcer.-Drev IL. Col Bomford
sth Infantry commanding post; Capt Hamilton I'd
prssoons Lieut. Steward, "a Dragons Assistant
Fort Gafes, LEON Rsrer-Brev 1t Col Montgomery sch
,nsntay, commanding post; Brew Capt Smelling sth
Alvord, sth Infantry; Assistant Surgeon, Johns.
Fart Crerhsr Hamtons Valiey, Colorado River -Brev
Maj. Blake, I'd Dragons. commanding post; Capt
Lee sth Infantry Lieut. Fink stb Infsntry Assistant
Surgeon harness
Fert M~fi- Scott, FresesIcksbwr IL. Col stsnui-
ford. sth Infantry commanding post; Brev Maj Mer-
rill, I'd Dragons; Capt Besrdsley' sth Infantry 1t
Blake, sth Infantry; Assistant Surgeon swift
fsvf Lfncsin, Ssco C.-Maj. Morrson' sth Infantry,
commanding post; Brew. Capt Oakes, 21 Dragons;
IL Dodge, ah Infantry; II cumminss, sth Infantry.
fcrf frse, Lscra Rper-Brev. Ia Col Nlfsrdee', "a
Dragons, commanding post; Brew. MAJ sprsgue', sth
Infsntryi Brew. Capt Merchant, sth Infantry; 1t.
Tyler, I'd Dragons; Assistant surgeon Getty
Ferf Dunosn, Esrk Pass, Preside, Rio 0rsndS.
Brew. Maj Scott, LIST Infantry, commanding post; As
sistsnt Surgeon Cooper; other officers not known
The omcers stationed at the several posts along the
Rio 0rande Fort Duncan, Laredo Ringrod Barracks,
and Port Brown also those at Fort Merrill the
Nuecus sre not known. There are generally too com
psnies At Zach post-one mounted, the other dis
msunted 1he fndisns along the frontier are gene
rally pescesbis and quiet The troops occupy heslth
ful positions and blessed with the most besutul
country and climate IN the world Indeed everything
here seems moving on In the smooth tenor Of vsy
rhsse officers have their families with them.
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a sspgssr md Suspicious Ro5sery Mr. Charles stop
psn, proprietor OF the bath corner Of broadway aud
walker street, opening his Iron safe situated be-
hind the counter In his bar room yesterday morning
discovered the loas Of the following property In bonds
five per cent bonds, State Of Kentucky OF 81 600
&, each with coupons attached Nos ~, 2S1 32l 1888
and 1919; tvo7 per cent bends Of the New York aud
Erie Railroad Co, OF $1,000 each, due In 1893 With
coupons attached, Nos ss1 aud so2 one per cent
bond 81 the New York and Eric Railroad Company Of
$1,000 due In ls5e with coupons attached, No. 236T;
1900 In the Of Charles O. stoppsni; one oerta
este Of ~ 600 Of u per cent stock Of 1857 In the
Of Charles q stoppani-in all valued at S135O
The above named stock and bonds have been extracted
from the IRON safe within the last few days past aud
by whom u is yet TO be known No one, the know
ledge c< mr sscppsni has any TO the safe er
cept himsef and how, and In What manner the thief
as obtained the property from the safe which he found
1oeked, ssususi appears 10 be very mysterious re-
Of st00 for the recovery OF the property IL offered
ny Mr. atoppani n believed that fthe rogue has not
already negotiated the bonds and certificates ke win
nov, the publicity of the robbery be detected and
t~cusht 70 justice, on attempting 70 asss.
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Affairs In Washin0ton.

WAsHINGToy, June 18, 1850.
caucus Of Senators friendly to the Compromise
BILL was held here last evening, and 1t agreed to
refrain from all debate to get final vote
as possible.
Jesse 4. Dow has been attacked by stroke Of para
lysis.
The following appointments have been confirmed
n. q. Cofey, Receiver at Kaskaskia, Illinois.
VIM. Halstead, District Attorney for New Jersey
Chas. ii. Merritt, Census Agent for New Mexico
Brigham Young for Deseret; J. N. johnson, for Cali
fornia
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There sevesty-ss deaths In Boston, auriss Ne
week ending the 18th instant
Thirtysis houses destroyed BY Gre In the tsv~
Of " hfvorth. Ca, on the sth instant
The whole amount Of lumber exported from Savannah
and Dsrien, In Georgia, during the present year, 10
15,seooTs feet.
Ther. we're 100 deaths In Philsdeiphia, durins the
week ending the 18th instant
The Consu,utionsi corvsstion Of ohlo has agreed
upon biennial sessions Of the stats Legiastera
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Intelligence from Yucatsn-The Lopez Case
dke.. &c.
New OaLyAss, June IL, 1850.

New 0RLgAss, june IL, 1850.
The Pioayne learns that several men, deserers from
the Lopes expedition, have arrived at Campssohy.
Also that the cholera prevailed extensively at Ta
basco and Psliz Ada, In Yucstan.
The examination Of General Lopes shows nothing
new IL is doubtful N any testimony csn be had, cr-
ninsting him.
The prosecuting attorney was compelled TO appeal
70 the Court TO prevent the crowd from applsudins
General Lopez In the Court
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Nsw OsLEa-s, June II, 1850.
The Texas Cisfsr Of the 14th, contains proslama-
ton by Col Monroe, directing the election of delegates
TO the convention for forming State Tor
New Mexico The convestion was 10 be held at Santa
Fe, on the 18th May.
Major Neighbours has returned TO Austin after inef
fectus efforts to organize the county Of santa Pc in
consequence Of opposition from the military suthor
ties stationed there
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IOt0NfO, June I3JU.
Last night, In the Legislative Assembly, Mr.. Boal-
ton introduced resolutions for ending the consu
ion by separating the Legislative and powers
extending the elective principle and assmilsting the
whole system OF government TO the American model.
The House vas counted out for want Of q QUORUM
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Decision OF the supremo Court, In Professor
Webster's Case,

BOSTON, juno IS, 1850.
The Supreme Court delivered its opinion this morn
Ing On the petition Of Professor Webster for writ of
error. They were unanimous In dismissing the no.
thion being OF opinion that every form necessary to
constitute a legal trial had been complied with The
Governor and Council In session; but II IL not
known whether they will consider the Immediate
ly, or at the session 10 be held In July.
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The Case OF Gen. Lopez,

New ORLEANS, June IL, 1850.
The examination Of General Lopez was stopped to-
day and the is sent before the u g. Circuit
Court. Tho bail Is $1,000
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Supreme Court--Circuis Court.
Before Judge Mitchell.

Jrrr 1s-Dir0ee Cse-.arnsA .4rroH - Some
few Wit examined to-day with view to
tablish the veracity and re-pestsby Of the paints
principal vitnesses-the Beoks; aud the Court thea
sdjourDed to this morning, when the will ~
summed up and in all probability submistsd 70 tbs
Jury this afternoon
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scrEsnorADv, June is, 1880.
Isass Riggs, Canal Collector Of this city died yorv
suddenly At Fonda this morning He le here in this
mornings Express train, In good health and seon
after reaching there. lie one Of the Oldest and
most respected Of our citizens.
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Nav 0nLrsrs, June ~, 1850
The steamer Fashion has arrived from Tam pa Bsy
with eve companies Of troops
Its reported that General Twiggs ie, for washing
ton, via Savannah
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TELECkAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
>o~~~~~~v~~~~N~~N~~OooN~
THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
YIRSr SESSION.
Senate,
By MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Senate
By MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, June 1s. 1850
The Deficiency Bin from the House, was considered
and passed.
A communication received from tho Secretary
Of State, answering resolution of the l2th inst.
Mr. Jones' Bill, for granting land in Ohio for rail-
road debated, amended and ordered for engross-
ment
After the transaction Of the morning business and
the consideration of various bills Of general nts
rest,
was taken up, the question pending being upon Mr.
HALE amendment ef yesterday relative to the future
formation Of two States from the territory Of
California.
Mr.. YoorE moved to amend the amendment by in
sertipg provision that said State shall be admitted
with without slavery as her people may elect which,
after some debate, was adopted-33 to 5.
The question then reverted upon Mr.. Hales amend
Dent as amended.
In the course of debate which followed, Mr. KIrs
signihed his intention to move amendment limiting
the boundaries Of California.
After debate, the amendment Withdrawn by
unanimous consent upon an appeal by Mr.. FoorE.
Mr. DAVIS, OF Mississippi moved to amend the twen-
ty first section by adding provision repeating all laws
preexistng in the territories, restricting abridgng,
obstructng rights of property Of every kind ex-
istng under the laws and constitution of the United
States.
Mr.. Hale moved to amend the amendment, by
adding proviso excepting from the repeating clause
the laws abolshng slavery
Mr. CLAY against both the proviso and the amend
ment, He had supposed that there was under
standing in the Senate that the les loci be
interfered with on the question Of slavery.
Mr.. DAVIS defended, explained, and advocated his
am endment
long debate ensued upon the propriety of the
amendment being. in effect, re-hash of the views
pressed upon a similar amendment offered by Mr. DA-
Wis several weeks ago, objecting to the amendment,
contending that it invaded the ground Of inter-
ventionits supporters denying the assertion and
suming that it necessary in order to
STAKEHOLDER his constitutional right.
without coming to vote, the Senate adjourned.
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II. n. Williams has arrived al New oresus, from Cali
fornis, With lump of eold embedded IN quarts weigh
ing my pounds It u said 20 be worth $4,000, snd
vas found near the Marsposs river.
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Call for q Meeting I'm favor OF Mr.. Clay's
Compromise.

BALTIMORE, June lS 1850.
There has been . town meeting called at Monument
square'to come of Saturday evening In this city
The meeting represented to be In faver of Csys
Compromise The call has been signed BY all our
leading merchants
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Broo kIyn city IseIis..,e

Ngw OsLsAss, June g. 1850
reach nine -e ~ ~
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Army Intelligence.

Rosr MARrIs scorr, rrxAs, May IL, 1850.
Epfros THH HrRALp.
Por the mutual interest Of your numcrous readers,
beth In civil and military life enclose herewith list
Of OF the posts ON this frontier with the officers
names.
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UBylRElU 0s

TINIrED STATES NAILS FOR EUROPE.-Posr oY-
-. ~ see New York June rs lsso The regular Mail per
this Once Thursday the 2o instant closing at r. n
WA. v. BRADY, Postmaster
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@rPrRlOR COZ Rr.-BARIHOLOnEw o'cONs0R against
bDJkCOB WAND kPOOL ard oaerL Pursuance ct t-,ee
or pcror ofte nfN- fsrk Tvl rrpoc Tor sa-e
te fi DAY oJul@. iSQ ~ ~ ibe Mer rls-
the New ora. An thoE -rola tuse
bu sua beng the Fourth H.rl o cy o. N- oa ts
Hoh a Of Cher street .he lggrrs inea-
eight sni thirty. ionncec snd ccuiuilh- llno7ss
To va, Hesrlg ou On the uoerJ @r 81 cherry srr;.
ite southwest corner Of tor p4s raa- eucr arrry
aoe land tse - TIE heirs Mary Hrker d-crtef tao
hBned and nsieen feet c tncs eary ae,
onug Cicsi Jack-Oa DE- seed. ad gllf oclpl a.
pubs sthoo' Norters esi.en Nae.
es.irS twenty three acs or al.
Randall ece soof-g sad its- mentioned snt n
strash ase. tive hundred AM thrc- ach-s
rrErry Cherry and thence westerly aouz Cherry f
lory feet nche. place IL snnr a. by sssr
cnse a saf.ey thereof made ~ Thoss l. Laduu Cy surrr,r
februarv Thousand es-ht hund
en ir oce Of The Register Of The cy aEi county Of New
Yori VII more riry sppcsr. -NtT Yars My H. isao
fMsC.s1Hr. ArouHy. TtohAs CAtNLkY, Sacs 4
risss .awsrN