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LTTTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. aI7-Iat Gu

LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, NO. 3I7-125 cts.
CONTENTS.
/ Theodore Parker.-British Quarterly Repie,O.
3 The Polynesians; and New Zealand.-Edin-
btugh Revie,o.
g. The Legend of Pompagne. Frasas Maga-
zine.
4. "L'Homme Propose. ''-Nao Monthly Maya
zine.
s. News of the Week-The Church. &c.--Spec-
tator.
PoETRy.--Love in Death-The Swallow and the
Sparrow-November Day--The Portrait.
SHORT ARTIcLEs.--The Great Swimmer bserv-
atory at Brooklyn, New York.
WASHINGTON, Dec. % lS45.
Oh all the Periodical Journals devoted to htera-
ture and science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to TO be the most
useful. 1t contains, indeed, the exposition only of
the current literature of the English language, but
this by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes porraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age.
j. @. ADAMS.
Published Weekly at six dollars year, by
E. LITTELL & CO., Boston.
And sold by JOSEPH SHILLINGToN, corner of A. st.
and Pennsylvania avenue.
June 3-d&trwlw&w
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FORTUNATE PIRATE-Babe, the sailor, who
cut such figure in New York, some years ago, as
pirate condemned and TO he executed, only he
wasn't-has .tuned up" as Pillicoddy says, in
California and is now one of the millionaires of
that country.
Well. such is life. Babe was mysterious fell
low; rumor said, when the President kept respit-
ing and respiting him, that the pirate was making
disclosures which, If they had ever become public
property, would have made New York and Phia-
delphia too hot TO hold certain wealthy men in the
sea faring and commercial line. Another rumor
was, that John Tyler-another mysterious man,
who, by one of the unfathomable freaks of for
tune, got into the Presidential chair one day-had
some interest in the fate of the pirate-knew his
mother intimately toeh! One thing is certain Mrs
Chds, the authorizes, very Instrumental in
getting Babe reprieved and pardoned and we
pleased the fellow has not turned out as bad he
was represented, and no doubt his pile of gold dust
will purchase for him any desirable amount Of
fashionable charity and pious whitewash, whereby
he may have first class car and a through ticket
in the overland route TO Paradise Boston Mail
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Lenox. Weightman

Lenox's majority. 81
So that WALTER LENox, esq, is duly elected
mayor Of Washington city.
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BOARDING..

MRS. THOMSON will have vacant on the lst of
lV1 June two large rooms the second floor
corner OF 9Th and IA streets. May 22-tfs
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.

The late hour at which the returns were re-
received last night precludes our giving more
than the result of the election of mayor, with
the n,gorities in the respective wards. 1t is as
follows:
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CIRcUMNAvIoATINo A PoPE.-Cardinal Maury
did not allow you to advance far. He was fond OF
telling anecdotes but he loved TO select his subject
and TO choose his terms Memory well managed
furnish tolerable share of the wit and spirit of
conversation and he was, in this respect, the most
capital maneuvrer ] ever met with. As he had
been absent from Paris for fourteen years, nc had
great deal To tell. Every one, therefore, listened
TO his stories with pleasure-himsef among the
first. Even at the dinner table he permitted him
self the indulgence Of vast quantity of Spanish
snuff, which he generally shared with his neigh
bors, distributing large portion on their plates,
which rather spoiled the pleasure OF those who had
the good fortune to be seated next to him. il
happened to me at Madame du Roure's. While
singing the praises Of his beautiful villa at Monte
Fiascone, he frequently drew from his pocket an
enormous snuff box, the contents of which were
most literally showered down upon the company
placed near him, and, between two pinches, he in
formed US that he had formerly the pretcnsion OF
taking the very best snuff in France. He prepared
i with his own hands, and spared no pains in the
Rome he carried with him two jars Of the precious
mixture. The future destiny OF the Able Maury
dependent on the Pope, and the Pope was a
great snuf-taker! 81 presented myself several
times III quote bis expressionsl before his holt
ness, and took great never TO omit displaying
my snuf-box, which ] opened and shut several
times during the interview, making as loud noise
as possible. This all dared do,--respect for
bade me making any advances towards his holt
by Offering him directly taste Of the mixture
Of which was so justly proud. AT length my per-
severance met with its reward. One day man
aged sxifully TO push the snuff box beneath his
hand, and, in the heat Of argument, he opened il
mechanically. and took pinch Of snuff therefrom.
II was an awful moment, as you may imagine.
observed him with the greatest attention, and inn
mcdiately remarked the expression of satisfaction
and surprise which overspread his features as lac
stretched forth his fingers TO take second pinch.
'Donde ~ viene questo maravigoso tobacco told
him that alone possessed the mixture, and that
had only two jars left, rather that had more,
as, of course, they belonged to his holiness.
inclined 10 believe that this present agree
able TO him, as it was useful 20 me-" After the
story the cardinal boosted to US Of the extraordi-
nary frankncss of his character. He had shown
of this than he had intended in the tale he had
been telling.-SouUenirs de France ct dItaiie dams
les Anness 1880, 1881, ct 1882.
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d. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
Iiii dence for sale, containing one hundred and
sixty acres, half in fine timber and well watered;
fine two story house, A by 20 feet, with every
convenience, eight miles from Washington city.
fine barn with stone basement, complete for
stock, &c For particulars inquire of Mr. JERE-
MlAH ORME, Georgetown, and Messrs. Middle
ton x Beall, Washington city, ID. c.
Possession given Immediately, and bargain for
cash. May 29--2aw4ws
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Leave Alexandria, I, 81, 81, lOi, - m; and at
u, p, %, 5, 6lp.m.
Leave Washington, In. 81. sh. Sm. llh 23m.,
l2h. s7m., m; and In. slim, and p. IN.
Leave Washington, a, 81, %.
01-Two splendid coaches connects with the above
boat. Through tickets -. cents; boat fare only
~ cents Persons going and returning round
trip, haf-pricc. Passengers will take the Thomas
COllyer coaches 10 connect with the comfortable
and swift boat JOB CoRsON, Capt.
.Iunc Id
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TREASURE TRovE.-Exactlyt twelve months since,
we exclusively announced the fact Of large
amount Of treasure being found in old clipper,
bought by two watcrmcn after being engaged in
the coal trade but which craft had been captured
several years previously when engaged in that
abominable traffic, the slave-trade. II gives US
great pleasure in announcing that the same good
luck has fallen to the share Of her majostys steam
sloop Cormorant, Commander II. Schomberg, one
Of whose prizes empty slave barque Of $50 tons,
arrived al St Helena on the 9th Of March last, in
charge of MIR. G.. &. Smith, masters assistant Of
the above steam. sloop. The barque had had tcdi-
Gus passage of forty-eight days from the Brazils,
but the voyage was somewhat cnlivened by the dis
covery Of between five and six thousand dollars
headed up in a farina cask She was the third
prize made since the Cormorant arrived on the sta
tion but the first sent 10 the Prize Court at St He
lena for condemnation, the others being burnt
unseaworthy - London Nautical Standard.
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A young Scotch lady, Miss Lavinia Downie, has
undergone, with fatal Issue, operation to extract
pin which was lately discovered TO be in her ear.
Downie put pin in her mouth, and presently af-
forwards, as she believed, swallowed IT, Tester
ing in her lately revealed the existence OF for
eign substance, aud after great suffering the lost
pin extracted; il had become much bent in
working lie course through the tissues and bony
structures. The young lady suffered long and in
tensely, and died on the 4th of April
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.


he fSssO0 n. ARRANGEMENTS having been
o1aJ-TTA Smade to run line of Omnibuses
in Washington, in connection with
the steamboats, PHOENIX and JO-
SEPH JOHNSON, the public will please take no
tice that they will go into operation on Monday,
the Sd of June, when through tickets will be fur
nished to those desiring them
June l--dtf S. SHINN Agent
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SUPERSTITION IN FRANcE.-Two respectable wo-
men were tried lately by the Correctional Tribu
nal Of Nantes ON charge OF illegal exercise Of
medicine. The circumstances were as follows:
young man, named Doussin, had paid his addresses
to a woman, who refused TO marry him unless he
could get previously cured of large wen with
which he was afflicted. Doussin applied to the
cused, who had great reputation in the country
for the cures which they had effected, and was
commended by them TO use an internal remedy,
and lotion made from herbs. lie did 30, and de-
rived great benefit; the wen decreased rapidly in
size, and bis health continued good. In fit Of in
sanity, however, he put his hands into the fire, and
burned them 80 dreadfully that il necessary
TO amputate at the wrist, and to remove all the
fingers Of the other. In his rawlings he used express
sions which seemed TO indicate that his brain had
been affected by the use OF some poisonous ingre-
dent in the lotion and therefore prosecution
commenced against the women in question. The
history Of the will be found in the evidence Of
the father of Doussn He said:
only son had offered marriage 10 a young woman
Without positively rejecting him, she told him that
she would not marry him until he should have been
cured Of his wen. From that moment he became
sad and always sought solitude. He complained
frequently of pains in the head, but his reason was
not affected, and he applied 10 his work usual.
have learned lately that some time ago he went TO
consult the two women, who ordered him decoc-
ton Of bran in some liquid, Of the nature Of which
am ignorant, and recommended him 10 apply poul-
tees 20 the wen. My son did 30, and derived great
benefit. One night. however, j was awoke by
great light in the fireplace, and saw my son on his
knees before fire praying. l asked him what he
was doing, and he replied, Warming my hands
He then asked me twice to fetch him some wood,
and complied with the request. When returned
the second time ! saw that he had his hands in the
fire. drew them out Immediately, and perceived
that they were horribly burnt. 'Moiher1Irp said
], what have you been doing' He replied, The
Devil is in my beds ! am damned; have no other
means Of salvation than burning myself He then
confessed TO me that he had consulted the accused,
and said, Burn, throw away this remedy, which
has turned my BRAIN" There being no evidence
To show that the prescriptions Of the two accused
women had produced the insanity of Doussin, they
were acquitted. Doussin has recovered his rca-
son, and deeply deplorcs the sad state to which he
has reduced himself
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TOWARDS SUP. COURT REPORTS, vol
IL just published, and this day received. For
sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
June
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AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT
willard's Hotel.

THE splendid and swift new
steamboat THOMAS COLLYER
will depart at the following hours:
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THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
CHAGRES,
Carving the United States Mall

carrying the StAtes MAIL
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, AT O'CLOCK, p. NJ,
From the pier foot of Warren street, N. r.
k The new and elegant double engine
1[1EE. steamship GEORGIA, ID. ID. Pom
u41Eb TER, U. S. Navy, commander will
be despatched as above, with the Government
mails for the West Indies and the Pacific.
The books now open for passage to Charles
ton, Savannah, Havana, New Orleans, and Cha
gres, and for through tickets to San Francisco. To
secure through tickets, carly application must be
made, as only small number remain unengaged.
/, An experienced Surgeon is attached TO the Geor-
gia. The accommodations for passengers of each
class unsurpassed by any steamship afoat.
The passengers for New Orleans transferred
at Havana TO the superior double-engine steam
ship FALCON, and proceed from Havana direct TO
New Orleans.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES.
Standee berth ................-........ 81
Storage, found bed and separate table,. so
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA To
SAN FRANCISCO.
State room BERTH. ............... 300
Storage berths, found bed. and separate table $50
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Havana. To N. Orleans.
State-room berths. $40 S75
Standee BERTH forward cabin 55 90
Storage, found bed and board 25 25
Freight TO Chagres will be taken at 10 cents
per cubic foot. The bills of lading must all be
signed ON board the vessel the day before sailing
For freight or passage, apply TO
M. D. ROBERTS,
June It'd lis West street, New York.
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The Detroit Daily Adprtiser. says The Presi~
dent has already presented, and urged, 30 far as
his constitutional powers might serve, plan not
perhaps perfect in ITSELF inasmuch as Il is Of hui
man origin, but more so than any now claiming
public attention, and sufficiently satisfy all in
whom pride Of opinion does not predominant over
sense of justice, and desire To subserve the best
interests Of their country. II IL we'll known that
the contrarietics OF opinion above alluded 10 do
erist; Il is useless 20 attempt to conciliatc them;
the true course for Congress IL 10 adopt that plan
which has most advocates, fewest opponents, and Is
nearest right
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sEA-BATHING.
Old Point Comfort Hotel.

THIS magnificent establishment is now open for
Il the reception of visiters. Surrounded entirely
by salt water il affords every facility for Sea- Bath
ing There are very capacious and we'll arranged
Bath Houses, with Hot Baths and Shower Baths,
and a fine Surf and splendid Beach for those who
prefer the open
The Hotel situated directly the Bay, and in
view OF the Atlantic, presents beautiful prospect;
while Fortress Monroe, the largest military work
in the Union, offers TO the visiter splendid prone
nades, daily military parades, and fine music. No
place can be more healthy, possess a finer eli
mate than this does through the entire summer
and fall months; proverbally healthy, having had
no cholera here last summer; nor have ever ep-
idemc diseases of any kind. or fever and ague, or
bilious fever
With drinking water unsurpassed in excellence,
we offer the attractions of fine Band of Music and
the most beautiful Ball Room in the Union.
JAMES s. FRENCH.
MAY 20, 1850.
TERMS.
DodIu per ia % w
BY the week at the rate of (per day)... | so
BY the month, at the rate of (per day.. l 90
Children under II years Of age, and servants
half price. Nav l6-TTh& Som
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SroNE CAvALRy-Four pctrifed horses and their
riders said 10 haze been discovered at the bottom
Of Crow Wing river, one hundred and twenty eight
miles above st. Paul, Minnesota. The St. Paul
Pioneer, which seems 70 be slightly sceptical on the
subject, offers TO pay fifty dollars for each sound
petrifed horse, mare, gelding, and the same for
each perfect petriied man woman which may
hereafter be found, and half price for ponies and
children. st. Louis Barnurn who is about 10 cs-
tabish museum in that city, writes TO the editor
OF the Pioneer for particulars in relation TO the stone
cavalry, and offers 20 pay literally for these hard
customers If they can be delivered there in good
condition." few antediluvians, embalmed by
nature, would rather take the shine out Of the swsd
died corpscs brought from the pyramids
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RESIDENCE WANTED.

WANTED Ia rent commodious house, with
w requisite out houses, within less than an
hours ride Of the Treasury Department.
Address room No. 10, General Land Office.
April 29-tf
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On Saturday night, June lst, the Lord Bishop Of
Jamaica arrived in this city and took lodgings at
the National Hotel We also observed, yesterday,
on the books Of this hotel, the name Of Horace
Greeley, esq. Of the New York Tffbtms.
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- PART OF HOUSE TO RENT-On
Usss Sth street, three doors from G.. None but /
small. genteel family need apply. References
required. juno
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FoR ChLUoRsIA.-A company Of nine persons
from Nashville, Tennessee, route for California,
have been in our city for several days. and will to-
day depart for New York, whence they will sail on
the 18th for Chagrcs. Dr. p. w Martin is the
perintendcnt, and DR.. J. w. King treasurer. They
will take with them good machinery for grinding
quartz, are well equipped, and have ample capital.
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DAN RICE yesterday pitched his tent ON the
triangle, near the Union Office, and last night en-
tertained large congregation of such folks as
have taste for good equcstrianism and good jokes.
Il will be perceived by the advertisement that Dan
will try il over again tonight.
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sinie of Mnlnc.

oNronD, -;
To the shcria. 81 our Couuiiss II Cumberland.
- Yo,k, Oxinrd. Lincoln Kcnnrlcc, Re.
SI.s nabscot. Hancock, Washiur,on. Walda.
t.> >Fnnkhn, Somerset, Piscalaquis, aud
Arcos,ok. 80 rithsr Il their Drruiics f:
or a. the Constable u an, ~ the toWus
in aid Counties, GBTtrING;
WE CoNN,Np You n attach the gnad. ~ e..
w tate oCCHsEt - foRD aud TyRA ]. Foam.
trth Il kingston iu the County II rkuuuih anil
CcmnouW cath q Massachusciis. lcuncn, Gmctl,
ra,tnet. under the 6un Il &. 4 D. J. Ford. a. the
,alnr ~ one hunrci dollars; aui summon the aid
nlenlant-. or ihsy maN H. found p YOUR prrrinCt }
tu aptsar lsfufc ow Justice of our District Court
fr the Western District. neat tul- hnli,n nj Paris,
within anl Sc om sail Count, II uNioul, ou the
.,rHHl Turs.r, Al November. 4 -. 1854. then
HrI th.rv en- coo sai4 tuuft o. answer uu. Nathan
90 e. Food, ,i ~ruH.r .' ihH C.uHtS 81 ONHd.
N,niHar. Boz r'.s .f ihr case. &C. that tlr .ai4 D..
FHIluis, 1t ~Hwre, fp vit. 10 plJH. 600 che ia, %
fFH Tu,h1.r 81 th.- W.T.. lri.r God lf.I fH ihe
rh.HuH Boo ih. iuu,l ihiff,.IuH dollars, 1r bslarrr
n 3U,.Hu 1,-alU."T o. OH. account rur.N.,', nh .u
1rI thrr i ,u"s 'r.Hf..r f..r.1f Trr.'slI itr
IhiHuI ~ De-, him ihH 5000. sHY Hu r.f.IHI lrt
Ih..-h .0euI cIn..f fHr .HHI PEI r'H.is '.EC rHi
Tr,. .tiI .uu. 'Ht r... ..fa". CLOSE sI In dr. r.
'r. damage n on. srIH I.r o.. b. #,sl Che
.H.I .i .rr l"r..r. |.|.., t'.i tH.' I'.H Hui
I..t IF uIa. rHrv|.r. vrH .fH.r au. ."..rrs
So b.1. 500 CO.. H. VII. N.t ,.u i..H.'
fI.FUfH.
Wr,ts.. Ja>ru1 O.. c.Ir. r..rrr.r '
FHH.. fHf. Ia.".....t DIS .. ..arf.. Is.. iI
o.. .r.t ..f I'D .-. d..ra.I .sit bans.
WI Is. LWutll. CrtEs.
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.IlLnIIl,. sNLI.

ulnru. ts. N.t.ul,. = E.t. 1850 Take .r
I...rfirr a.I riI %. -.l 90 rraHr Nrr,.n, .H
~.... H. fmrl H.f .i JaHstN r,>l ~ u".
'.i o. On ihe AFTERNOONS. 70 th- snf, 10 ~rir,'lrI
sI ....u .r t.l....r.. b. .aiI ,.I.f, ~ uNur'.
..r.r..hf iH oir.'k DO i.".s .ifI.ri.hr ni .'ii
I..,..rr.r, o.. u. bad 10 ihr t.H'H 81 tbr attach
.D-rt ua th. Uuairal W.T.. ~ i,t.cIi'- ib. i.iUv-
i4r t...f.lsi l;rd Esnfc situated % l.rrrmDr'
..f.r.,iI. lrir- the h1nc.tad iim M which ODE
.,ii Tm.l.rakr n.u live, including The two t.r,s
Orrh1rIir- lv M. buvi7, gigu'i, n'aluin- be-
the ah.r ilft, lrurs h. che zane NOE 90 ''ss-l''
ir. ihr lm. rienfsr. which the s1iI Ilrlst i-sr
r.-ff----i IN Na'mriI lciIcl j. hy 'c,d dated
tl.tr.rt, -fat do, oi Ori.lyr, \. ~. lSl' 'n' r-.
,,,,l.l il the Ro-i.t, ,fDc,i- ~ tNiuii County,
n..I 55.r1s. 30, Z, Secure ihr rbn.ui ~ 'iN
bundled a7I Of -ht lairs DO f,ur equal 'p"4i ~,
rr.ut. with interest ,0rul, ihc .ar.. r'.l..c' hc'
ir, rrler nHtstg. {, Uurr pc.'ryt s'it Wv RI.
mae ir.r, ihs ,lii Enr. Tiululkr. lyd'ri lated
The eighth dIy II NAV. \, -. lsi,, 40 lrr.u.oI
ia the Registry Il bed. CO said County, i,'N -,
rage i5g, u secure ihs Ta,mcni i one ha'li'd
nfi, dollars and eighty cents Boo Oh" A,1r l."m dAe
With interest the balance due ON aid mortgages
q, 4, Az. > kroWn 81 The time aui place q sA'e.
CYRUS wOEMWElL, npu'y sheriff.
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Notice vt Foreclosure.

odth. :6ni DAY of MAY IN tn year eighteen hun
" del and hriy seven, Edward \. kiuredgc,
Thea Il ynn, IN the C8uniy ofEs.eN aud Common.
wealth. II uasarhu. tts, 1h,si. ian, and Calvin
Tarmr Il N1trifTi in me County ufONard, and
SEAT, ofNllinr, conveyed 70 me, ia un 'csig0,d ly
sd ~ h1,trage Il that date tI'y recorded IN ths
Rrgisiri II deeds Of Paris, ia sail Couniy of Ok
'ud, Ri!0k IS Page 3lJ, a certain messnage sitnh-
I'd IN hid Wateri1h UpT"r Nilhgc, c'a,,,.uns
then n; Tavern house, stable and other uuldlrs'
ind Ian: connectci with the SAM, when premise premises
arc p,r.cularlv described IN ,aid deed and record
10 whi,a rffrcnce /. had, which mortgage vas coz
Ii,iorai Gr the payment ofoettain sum Of money
,b-,.io mentioned. The coalition q said moitsar
de.,l hi. been broken, by reason whereof claim a
/ foreclosure. DANiLL pNO"N
waisrford, Nov. 10, 1850 3wril
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sIIrHIrr,s SALE.

O,ronp. -. Drcsmler ?, lsO.-Tahcn on
r,er.,ion aud vii b. sold Il Pebble Auction, on
T,il,, the isnth day 4 Jau,nf,, \. ID. 1901, nj
,,yrno'clock IN the f,rcnoon, At lhc dHclug-hou.c
4 Chari,. IIsle IN the toUn e Waiuiu'd, IN ''id
Cspr,,. M The right in equity that Ivory VI. lam
mn, bas "a had On the ninth d1y Il January, \. u.
isjO. the dsy the same was atarhed "u hc,nr no
Cos. e redecmiuga certain m'itgago Real l.snle
.ity,t,I An p,iis, ard T. the same conveyed 90 said
II,mhin by Josiah Dudiey ll d'cf dalsd :. icn.
6,r D. 4. n. 1880. and recorded IN oN'h Ne -
m, al Deeds f,r the Eastern District booN ~
r5gs as. AMI lu,rded ~ follow, o. VII He-n.
r,ng st South Easi corrcr or Oh" pyrhle W. No u
AMI II. ~ az, icmth range II lis il 'a.d l."'--
thsrrr We.ir., ol ths S1uih lne oi s''l " .'D.'
ltto tb. huls Anlfps~oEgia HNef-ihen,' W ''l'
cr, b, thr snuse of slI river anil li '''d i',' ~
In.I .wosI by i.inculn Cuumings-i il't,'
A., a.. line IL sliL Cumuiugs' L'd 10 ih' 'unN
,c,J-thrncr S,uthcfN 10 the 6rrt mentioned ooun'
%, tbr IL line. the same containing N'c,hn''''"''
o,s inodrci ACRES. with The buildings hsi'on'-I
IN. above described and bring noflgased u' sa'n
uaul'io 10 laid Dullsytu secure the raNncni OF
In hundred and ca, dollars nod annual interest
ma mortgage deed dated September p, 1876.
Farther particulars given at time and place d
a RICHARD GAGE. Deputy sheriff.