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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

Btifsio, May :, ls"l.
W. Vted yesterday ~ gale II greater severity
than hss occurred the lakes since 1S4i It, approach
not indicated by the barometer and hence II caught
shipping outside uppppared and fear, involves
severe los of property IL not cf life The morning wa
cloudy and chilly With light wind from the northeast
About ~ oclock Il chopp I'd round 20 west soutbvcst
blowing With grca, force accompanied with hail
and min II continued with great fury throughout the
day and during the csy part Of last night The sud
dcu change Il wind brought great volume of water into
our harbcr covering tho low lands filing the cellars aud
nearly sutmtrgng the docks The extent of damage to
property in the vicinity Of the habor / quite severe
Tie following diraters ~ shipping have fallen under
notice The brig y. q. Scammon left here yesterday
morning bound vest had made an ofina nj was suar.
ing away before the wini under full canvas when tho
gale struck her. he Immediately put about. bat before
she hal faiIly returned 10 port. her canvass In
sreds ard In coming up the crces, -he foul ~ the
canal boat Blue Belle man, named Hiram Burbank
coming cut u the cabin 1T the time of the collision
and was caught between the fore chains of the br. and
the hull ~ the boat Both his leg r,kcn ant he
Wa otherwise % ireadiuly mang a. that Il l. thought
hc canntt gurvvc
The schooner Mount Vernon Wa f,w mile. out when
hc encountered the gale she back 10 within short
distance of the harbor snd dropped her anchors She
rode II out hrvely un, three O'Clock IN the afternoon
When she dragged aud wen ashore above the pier She
49, ulit, aud viii b. got Of without much damsgr
At about eight o'clock last night large brig attempt
to make the haibor but vent ashore some nf,y rod
leloN tltU north p.r
Captain Nc1inty :. !. ~ having passed mall ves-
- OF Grand Rive. bDH laying - under mainssil aui
iih lie could no; di.cover any person ~ hoard.
The Msynovcr ief, Detroit at noon. ye-icriay, and
met the steamers Ocean and Minnesoa doing well The
MaynOwer arrived In this port M eleven O'clock having
len out ivcny thrrt hours and making the trip Daring
the height ~ the gale
The brig Missouri J. reported sunk ara- Munroe
Tho schooner Dawn, n Milan arrived here this morn
pyi grra distress having sprung slcak sn1 being
he plint ~ sinking when she reached the port
The steamer Queen city driven on the east pier NJ
Cleveland staving In her tmtcFs and otherwise damsg
ing her
Tho brgs Maria lfiiliarl. Montrruma. and Allegheny,
su1 schooners Gazette, :. r. Noble, Free Trader aud
Washington Irving, and propeller saginaw Obliged
70 POT hack, some ~ith considerable damage
lrum the severity and duration Of the gale mp.
rrehcnsivc that hall hear of considerable more
damage to the shipping aoat Lake Erie at the time
off flle Vtgitatfpu
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NV nnYf,Ns, May l--s u, VI,
Cotton remains the same yesterday. ohio -four IL
dun at ~ ll - -. Small Gales If pork Lave
taken place at s1f 6si Sli 70 Ribbed gidcs held
at Ss.c De- and clear al 9ifc. Fair sells nj 10,
5sac, and Rio cohce 1T aNftc he. lard Is III 40
II ic In frcghts cotton u taking f,r Liverpool at
Sd Sterling exchanged has advanced 10 i0st par
SAvANNAIi, April - 1851.
The market Il exceedingly dun. there being neither
sales or change to report
Cit,rirsroS. April -, 1851.
Holders of cotton free sellers irregular dc.
cline previous prices Buycrs in consclucncc. took
near coo bales, ranging from To- g. In quality
Atr,Si, May .. 1s5i.
The receipts since last have tecu follows
Flour, 5000 barrels, wheat none; corn, - go bus usc
The market for -four ha been rather heavy hut without
any material change in prices. 1000 barrels Sold
what l. In fair demand, bat operations checked by
the hImness ~ holders, Corn Is firm aud TN demands
sales 1000 bushcls Rt u0c for round yellow 1000 bash
cls ~ yc were sold ut s2c aud l0ou bushels ur rowsd
barley a lOCc ue steady with saeg o O0j bushels
nt I5c. Prson whirsey u selling 10 =, tc.
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FORM No. 5.
THE TELEGRAPH.

JACKSON 3 PATENT ANNUNCIATOR. OR HOTEL
Telegraph-An elegant and useful machine substitute
Tor bells formerly Ia This invention has Invariably
ton, having received IN. gold medal st the American ns
tute silver medal at the Boston Fair and diplomas whore
medals have been previous awarded IT, Tor rs superior
class hotels in the United States We prrstnt the following
testimonials of pcrsons he have lad ia bell
hanging tho use of and the putng M of Aenmnciater
NEw loHR, March =. l~i
Dear Sirs-In yours Of lat tnst asking my
opinion 10 the merits % JAcksonp Annunciator s
Telegraph, beg 20 state that have acted them
sscly IL tis citythst tbey have syen all liz safaetoa
that possibly could he rxpectedthnt knew Of marhine
that works correctly in all it, parts and with much
simplicity lts elegant appearance a. well g. s general
and others as tho most perfect hnnsne-lor % Be Iss-
graph nov in use. respectfully. you're,
THOMAS CHALMERS hell naas,f. s Mercer street..
Patent AnnunCater for hotels IN this city ad state also
IN Vermont and II hus proved Of crfect, satlac,sry
the owners A. vol e. myse an Decidedly q eiincn that
snd durability in itser AL other hnnuaea,sr that
BosroS. March s. l-5l. N Dcvoushirc street,
Ccnts-We have nut ycpr Jaclsons Pa,nt Annuneiater
feet satsfation A. N inyu for comhnAtr mochan
ism Durability freedom ~ action sui les liability 50 e
rshEement We uuheststingy gvct our opinion tha u
Il ssurcrior 20 anJthsng IN nss tor Inc purpases.
neGsLUoR uAYsAN, bel iIangsr,.
Utar sirs-Hayinr ru up of your AoaaneiAtars in
sder perfect machine be It,
IL nss ornamental and II put
HuSRY noCHsTgAssER Eeii H.arsr
PruAnFtrf,tA, March Z. isSl ~ segth EirhtA -.
Tho rrtic respectfully cautioned nxtiast naLin-.
endinstcr using infringement Of tais pseat Msnafs-
rany ili William street New York The psteats tvs Eag
land. France aud the Canadas. Tor sale.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Hester street this morring between and soelock fouae
h ana s ss % Il.
the sidewalk; at the time found the pistol discharged
am years ase and reside With my
had been en- an errand for father and return
ssss an ss
myself walking down Chatham street and when
from the direction q ReSsrs. cs.r % sSs.: .
doe hs
ming from Rickerts cellar towards Pearl street, then
a1 s aa:sf s
men and ashed them either Of them hred to they said
Centre street followed after took
stopped him asked him Il lie W. y the man who red the
Ora ana ss
wa told he vas the and wanted him with
TIA ts spTsS a1d WAS raSnias
time The ons nan that saw ' raSnaT mr. so.
& sssd ,ne @ Ie e ta & maere the
i the man that shot ne rs9 pointing 70 the prisOnor
Dr Bishop sworn ssy,-e s PRESENT N the eating cellar
The Prisoner e he the nSVdaa Who Sefs light over sss
when mp'sng with so other mem he a3o saw the assA 4
shot sns to soP The blood 81, ,,.,
sworn said- made eef norton examnation Of the de-
ceased tie wound Vas !. ieed about midway IN the .eos
tumufed with cosgusted tooc the wound bad taken a
waseycred the injury received was sufficient 70 pr.duss
death; wound inflicted y pistol ball . ould say wo.id
proaues The same Appearance AS h one exhibited IN 6s
".
mted to the jury few remarks made by the Coroser
WHO alluded briefly the positive evidence Of ~ tAA
witnesses who swOre that he the prisoner with his
elevated and the fash aud directly from hue
yet he could that the prisoner had pistol
cause he did not observe it, The jury retired and rneA
the follow ing remarkable verdict A. first the Coroner
formed them that he could receive arch verdict, hue
subsequently concluded to take the verdict 1t a.
follows
That the deceased toharles Beckmannl came !. his
death BY pistol shot wound Supposed DO the Of the
prisoner Miehse Mulyey'
On the rendition this verdict singular as IL appeAg
the Coroner deemed the evidence against the prsoae
strong enough TO his oommtta prison fsr trial
On the charge. and accordingly sent him to prison
The deceased German. aud about - Of and
resident IN this country about 4year The prisoner al
tive OF tins country by Irish parents and about . years
age resoins with h mother at No - Cross street He
rsss founder by trade, aud worked last for Payne Co.
Canal street
This makes the third crime of murder perpctratcA
the Sixth ward within the Of little month
James Wa killed the 9th OF March, Aarea
Stookey, KILLED the 18th of April, and ~
ehael Muyey is alleged have shot Charles Beckmaun
The two ormer named have bcen tried and found guilty
Of murder and eenterced TO be executed the 18th dag
June next
sabbng and shooting appear he the increase in iS
community.
DrArH or AZ ASSISTANT C.PrAIv poiicE.-AssistAne
CsI tain Bant Of the Sixth ward police died yesterday
morning, at one O'Clock.
AnMrR.BLr Cospvcr or Boy ~ REscriSo Man Tssa1
DrArH-At o'clock. on Thursday evening, man nams4
Hugh mclaughlin walked of the dock at the foot a
Pike street lie was rescued from drowning by a bog
about fourteen years Of age. named Wilam H. Moshsr.
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SEN ENCES OF DEATH.
Conrt nf Oycr anh Terminar.

Chief Ius.,~e Earunuds and AIderrnrn rinn aod a
prr.iasr Hon Judtes rd..ris ami Ring Ncrr aIs,
IN the I,.nch
srN1t.Ncr an r,r,Tu a.. .,y.tf .vn sTo,nrv
NJ, .T1,c count -, ,.,s.ly .r,.l, tbf. ,,,rrt,,
.t,g t-fre 10 o'rcnk bx v.sf co,c,,trea ~ rer N,
auscrs 10 witness The sois,an s.sua tst wa Ann a. H.
snagtsa srar,., ,hs ',,,.,, =, a.. ,,i,c,x ve
a." 49,, -, - P.elHN. a., - ..-,-, =,
murder ~ Miehnn casev snl Aaron n so,sey ~ N.
p,ur,l,r ~ Tdvatd Nsar, 49,, Ma, 4 Al r la 10 n.
reivr the seu,erre ~ tbc law
Tha District Atorncv motel f,r the ind snent uf the
Court In The ease ~ Io1urs Nt.u
Tho pri.ons = vss then directed Ia tic
Mir H. L. Clinton eou..,l for the pri.oner gaid thst
- i,a,a,,.s ."t,, 49, ~ M st,.,a, =
framed al cortrpoi, Law Tho ,r,ainr Ind - fEipnn.i
Ia the case Of the peote ,esirst Ain a. rtrortrl IL
the New York IsFui Dsssyy,, :, lIs decided that The
e. nmun Law respecting murder Wa a,roratcd by cur
tatute Tho same doctrine uas held hy the Court on
he tralof wau Ifths dctrlnn lsd down ~ the Cotft
be law the iudift ufpt 4 fatally tsfartve an fndrt
urnt for IN uctcc under the statute must Be pubsan-
,lslly In The word a. tbr st.tute
The Court 5ad r. uu-el pce not eic anv authority d.
establish that fact
MIR tlntpa-Tnc vorsts s.prcngdtated design" a.
appear In the indftm ani Il therefore clearly
lad. " heing framed on the common Law which accord
ing the doctrine conccdrd ~ the Court has hecn
.brr gated by eur statute within the meaning of tis
common law the re stabbng in the hest Of passion u
manssushier; within tho ruling u his honor Judge III
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RrMoEs or THE MOVEMENTS or TIL: INvApERs-oF
FlcIAL PREPARATIONS TO INTERCEPT THEM, ETC.
WAsaSGTor, May 2. lS51
The Government il daily receiving intelligence of
in different parts Of the South, which 1t L.
supposed connected with the Cuban invasion plot
although nothing definite is known. The Collector Of
Savannah acted upon his responsibility that is
without being instructed by the department
in chartcrng the steamboat which went in pursuit Of
supposed cargo Of patriots The Taney' cut
ter was ordered to Savannah some days ago.
If party Of inyasionsts to succeed in getting
of and chose to resist the overhaulng any
sells II is extremely doubtful whether the authorities of
the United States would feel justified in using force II
is therefore deemed Of the greatest importance ths their
embarkation should be prcyrned
Burnsr LILY J, 1851
The Savannah ks,cs. of Monday, say. lat Cuban
have been rife there days and the govern
ment official, have exhibited great Of 7eal in
their efforts 20 ferret out the aud preserve the
tionsl neutrality The steamer Wclaka" chartered
and sailed Sunday night for the South with the Mar
sha and deputies board in pursuit Of the expedition
which 1t Is reported Is concentrating the coast
The saronnsh Georgian Of the 2sth says =" As go
to press which Is after twelve o'clock Sunday night
there little noise and confusion In the Office Of the
United States District Attorney which happens TO ad-
join our sarctum. Look out, ye Fillisusters This
hustle coming and going passing TO and fro and down
you may depend H. Rumor says that three hundred
q TO be arrested to-day We advise the srresters
to take that the, do not become the arreec and
thus themselves swell the number OF the invaders OF
Cuba IL would lock bad to the United States Mar
shsl marching through the Island, under Lopcz"
The Sdrdnr-h RsppltcGa has int gence from Havana
to the 10th ut to the effect that the excite mcn
tinucd abou, the expected Invasion, but that nothing
further had trsnspircd.
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Very Interesting from Washington.

MEASURES FOR CARRYING OUT OUR TREATY sTIPULA-
TIoNs WITH MExICo-LEAvE-TAKING OF THE
FRENCH MINIsTER-NoN-coMPLETIoN OF THE CEN
SITS woRK-prEL ANTICIPATED BETWEEN rwo
OFFICERS, ETC.
wAsHrNoros May 2 1851.
Orders have been despatched by the War Department
to the officers the frontier urging them exercise in
creased vigilance and activity in the suppression of In
dian ourages in compliance with the stipulation of
treaty with Mexico
The opinion Of the Attorney General has been given,
conrmatory Of the right Of the President to transfer
he may deem proper any appropriations for a specific
purpose to general object of the nature 1t is,
therefore probable that much of the appropriations
for the Qusrtermasters and Paymascrs Departments
can he directed to the support OF troops the Mexican
frontier will be transferred for that duty and it is hoped
that, by the extraordinary exerions of gallant o
GERS, our treaty stpulatons will b. honoraby carried
out, Notwithstanding the criminal neglect Of Congress
AT the dinner table of the National Hotel. yesterdays
misunderstanding between Lieut. Hunter of Aya
rado celebrity and Capt Chamboury formerly of the
Navy which led to contradiction between Capt c ani
Passed Midsbipman Somerville Nicholson of the Navy
and subsequently, cane and fist fight in which Nicho
came of the victor duel l. stated to be arrange
between them to day TO heal their woua jed honors.
M Bosle Compte, the French Minister, took leave Of
the President to-day. 1t will be remembered he has
been recalled.
ti,not true, as has been stated, tha. the censu.
Office has completed its work The vacancies caused by
removals of clerks TO be filed
The SusquehaEDa Capt Aulick, will leave Norfolk for
the East Indies. about the 18th
Samuel King, Surveyor General Of California, will
leave for that State Monday.
There cabinet meeting to-day for the purpose Of
considering the plans for the enlargement of the Capitol
The fntgae,r has information from Georgia that on
Alexander IL. Stephens whig declines being a candi-
date for Governor and urges the Union party to rally
around Howell Cobb, ex-Speaer OF the House Of Repre-
sentntives.
Lieut. J. j. Amy has been ordered to the command of
the coast survey in the steamer egare with the hydro
graphical party No lately commenced by Lieut.. !. r.
Lee.
Lewis Poulke Thomas of Missouri. appointed fort
night ngo. to thousand dollar cerk.hp in the
has been promoted to q 81 200 desk.
paper to be started here devoted to Iriah in
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EINtIINNfUN, MY Z, It1I
The long tending and importsnt whitney viii suit
tttwrtn the hers "a General joshua whitney which has
Ion on trial In the Circuit Court of Rrconc county FOR
four DAYS this morning submitted to the jury. The
defendants In the present record sought overthrow the
last will and testament q Gcnsral Wbitney made Pebru
arr u lsIl The counsel for the plaintiffs Mcs-rs
Y. u. Waterman, Crsell and Buid, of Bngha mt0n and
u y Nixon, n Ss rstuse ,for the dfsice the Hon
Eirdsall John A. Culycr and Joshua A. Spencer Of Uu
and J. NJ Parker. TAe the part q the de-
I, ndants summed up ty Ieehua A. Spencer. in q
speech o sr three hours aud the part of the plain
tbs by ~ A. Nixon In speech of three hours and half
Judge Mssou delivered his charge and the Jury out
but fw minutes when they returned With verdict In
favor of The pain,ih sustaining the Will IL Is rumoied
that l. sill be appealed.
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Rather Important from Mexico.

BAIfIMbkI, way =,
The New Orleans mail due to night has arrived
Accounts from Mexico to the 9th ut. represent the
continuance Of the Indian in ferocious
manner ever.
The Piooane says that several large and influential
parties in Mexico plotting for change in the go.
vcinment One party wishes to join Mexico
to Spain and counts upon Spanish troops and suthori
tia In Cuba for assistance, Another party that Of the
manufacturing interests is trying quietly and slowly
get feeling i'll favor d the return Of Santa Anna TO
power. There Is still another party and but feeble
States
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CLOTHING.

CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
N-adies gentle leaving che city. brcakinN
louseteeTnE obtain he hies cah price f,r Catbng
Furniture BY sending through the Post his
dence d. NJ DUSSELDORF ~ Eim street.
n. .B.-T.adies attended By Mrs. Dusseldorf.
CLoTnfNG.-J. FLANDERS. 2o3 BROADWAY, NEW
" York, dealer IN Young Gents. Boys. al Cbhdrcns
clUthingsils Is the single suit kaeC. This esaAsh
ment h constantly IN receipt o. all that in tt- nel
and Acknowledged 70 be the leading house ot iss,a IN
this country.
(,AsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" The highest price he obtained hy ais ani gcn-
teuen Who have left % Clothing Furniture and Jewel
90 dispose ~ ty srrdinn thrUua otherwise
for j. LEyrNsTr n, tGs Broadway, W stairs.
Ladies attended 70 by Mrs. Ievenstyn
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Democratic Convention nj Utica.

UTICA, May ?, 1881.
meeting of the Democratic County Convention was
held in this city TO day memorial numerously signed
ly leading bunker democrats requesting the committee
not t. call convention to nominate n senator but to
let Charlos Mann he thought he had done right,
his and not the psTtys popularity,
laid ON the table, when Of the committee
signed and left the convention without quorum. The
members Who resigned were hunktrs, among whom there
great rejoicing. county convention has since been
rnll I'D llrI HI in.I
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Inspector General Of the Militia-Nsn Aoci-
dentally Killed.

hLHANA' my
II i .tsted that Governor Hunt has appointed Benz
Bruce 10 OIL the Office Of Inspector General Of
Militia c h state created during the recent session Of
the Legislature General Fullerton, of Livingston Co.,
Col. De Peyster of Columbia. also applicants.
man ramed Patrick Conway accidentally killed
az Tiyol Hollow the north bounds of this city by
the careless freng Of pistol in the hands Of Robert
Nixon Conway a blacksmith, and stood at his bel
lows when the contents Of the pistol entered his heart
lie leaves n wife aud ten children.
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TRAYELLERs, GUIDE.

SUNDAY MORNING BOAT ron SEwRt RCn, POUCH.
~ keepsic and kingsten landing 81 taldwels terens
IOtk New liamt turgh Milton. Hyde rark aud nhncbeek
touching At foot ~ Hammond street The fact silng steam
SANTA CLAUS Cart Elmsndorf w leave the pier foot
o Chambers street sunday morning at half rst
ceock' returning will leave Rondout at1', o'clock Y "
NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA - NEW YORK
~ and Philadelphia direct-United States Mail Line
IhrorEh in ~ horrs Wis New Jersey Railroad Fare rs
aueed TO 50 for and ~ 80 for second lss Leave
New York At GA. NJ from foot Of Courtand streets and At
"a and M from foot Of Liberty street Leave Phiis
iephis st6 and "a NJ and r. NJ from the foot of wal
aut street.
CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE IRON
" New York TO rhliadelphs-Ieaves pier No. NORTH
river, By steamboat JOHN POTTER: Mornine Lao, at
o'clock, A. M Afternoon Line at o'clock, Y. NJ yare b.
.thsr line forward deck. ~ Emigrant Inest o'clock
P. NJ, faro, 81 90. 1. BLISS, Agent.
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SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NNe4~ON~NNrso/NNS>ocn(~ooN
Ar RIVAL
OF
STEAMER ALABAMA AT NEW ORLEANS.
N~N>r.<.>Nor>e~~N<~oe-orNN
Large Amount Of Gold Dust Coming.
oo>~~O~oOn>>>N~~ol~coOo<
Decision Relative TO Sacramento Land Titles.
<S~o.~a<~-e-rfs<ree-~-yr
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
~o>0e---@~-,~oeeo---J.-,r0
Movements Of the Cuban Invaders.
.---.4~-~No+y~.-~s~ol~~01~~,
Our Treaty StipulatiOns with
Mexico to be Carried Out.
~S--~.,r~~>>~N>~<--e<~o~-o<~
SEVERE GALE ON LAKE ERIE.
,.-.--s,|y>><~eeo>lS(r~eS
Duel between Naval Ofncers Anticipated,
&c., &c, &c.
of the Cuban Invaders.
Our Treaty StipulatiOns with
Mexico to be Carried Out.
SEVERE GALE ON LAKE ERIE.
Duel between Naval Offieers Anticipated,
&c., &C., SC.

Nrw ORLEANS, May 2, 1851.
The steamship Alabama has arrived here, in six days
from Chsgres with 10 passengers and large amount Of
gold dust.
The Crescent City North America, and Geor
gia had arrived at Chagres
The dates from San Francisco to the LIST Of April
The news generally is unimportant.
From the mines and dry diggins the reports very
favorable and discoveries constantly being made
in fact the prospects from all quarters appear to be
couragng.
Decision given in the District Court Of Sacramento
sustaining settlers claims to lands which the city is
located No further attempts have been made to dis
lodge them, nor is il likely there will be.
The steamers Tennessee and Columbia had arrived at
Panama, with million and half OF gold dust
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LAND WARRANTS.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, APRIL 9TH. isII-NU-
mcrgu. applications hasng been made 70 ,hs os,s fer
rants under the so Of 18th September 1850 should be To-
Gated the following thereto have been prepared
There three mode, by which these location, may be
Ist BY the warran.ec in person
"a BY the Variance through the agency Of this ofce
or second mode Is adopted the application mus.
ion OF country in which tho location desired and be ac-
S.Aa ~ " :. A~rl' .''',1as 'ns ''''sas '''"'
he produced executed by the in tn. presence
Of witness, according the following form No 3 which
BE- before oGesr authorized Z, at. tn.
In all cases the Patents viii be transmitted to the Land
CONTRARY shss he ss:a made un.
Commissioned.
Sa.TT9o, saaTs9r
"a Justice Of the Peace other officer author
ned to take sdavit. personally appeared hero nser.
says that th. thcc warrsptee
to whom variant Nc-for- aeres under th' aetof Sep
whs now applies to locate the same.
Sworn to u,scrbed before me this~day sf~w,iss
'oh''e'' signature ifoRM ys.s
Know all BY thess presents that thcre insert III.
, do hereby cSnstu;s and sppoint -. os my
true an lawful Atorney for me and iu ns@s I, locate
undir q. ass q q sssis%ss @
Signed in presence w''r'n'''' ''saA'a'''
SrATEov
COUNTY
On this day of -, In the year -, personally sr.
Pearrd there scr of warrsnec aud arknowledyrd
the within Power Attorney to T. lis act aud decd asd
certify, that well know the said there inert the of
and that he the person who described
In the within Power, and " no executed the same
t0aeers sigastuss.l
FORM No. l.
STArvov
Cou.rv
hereby certify that on this - DAY Of. In IN. year
personally before there Insert the II the
w,nel and there user, the name o wasrante and tia
said there insert the Of witness being we'll known 70
duly by and his oath declared and said
that he well knew the said there insert the u
tee and that he the described ia and whs
executed the within Power ~ Attorney and his tetmcny
sfacory evidence Of that and the said
there nscrt the earantee thercupoa
ed tho said Power to be his act and deed.
(Onhser's ,naturs1