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Markets ALBA

Since our last, the receipts have been fLGS SSo
5000 b5ls WHEAT. 400 bushels ooAs, oaeI.
bnshels considerable quantity of FLous pr,me
nc AZ old prices with but few ouyefso.o ,,.heIs
WAR is in fair demand for milling 80. 80 ,noniTy
Genesee sold a, l05c. There Is mousts 10 900
for CoRs, with sales OF damages, a.
bmshels u.xed Western sold az 55s a'oc'
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nrxr.Ln. AnE. Is


~. -, ., hours receipts have been 800
The pal W. Io $500 bushels Corn lo,o "a
western has eeeI e e la Tsere
and tbs maILe, exhibit. e1 no Sa,f BUYERS at
are howsysr Of western mlIed wHr.y are iaIse.
me npiee are heavy 1900 eashs o U1 s,sS" a.
e11c Fcors is IN fax reques' sIcs NV"
a. Coz mixed we-iefa.
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Fatal Disaster,

BosroS, FRIDAY, August ID, Io'I'
Edward Everett, resident Of Washington, ws
and severely injured His situation u stll critical.
William Mccormick was killed last evening. w
being Knocked from the while passing uhoes
the Washlngton-st. bridge
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Axx,vras,Ry oF THE ESTABLISHMENT or

THE REFORMED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, AUGUST H.
l,s0-A sermon on the above viii be delivered on
Sabbath evening, august III at u O'Clock, IN the
Reformed Presbyterian Church, corner OF Ninth ana
North Firs,.sts, Williamsburg, by Rev John b I'm
Law PHI ID
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LoJSViLLg. Thursday, Aug Ia. 1851
It's now asserted lat sufficient returns have bees
received Ia confirm the election OF Lazarus W
Powell Opp A. Governor.
SECOND HfsrArcH.
Archibald Dixon. tac Wax candidate TOT Gov
cinOr = uuQucSior s>ly defeated Powclis mvsu
Il, wi, ru sc from 500 ~ lSla.
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by TELEGRAPH.
Markets .BALTIsol

Markets BALTIMORE. AS. -
Sales were made to-day Of 600 bSls. Howsrd-st
Piorz AZ A.. and 500 City Mills at - 81 krk
FIouR IS Is o. Prime Red Wheat sells al &c:
a-sc and White s0Gs5c. White Coss l. al 'o"
6Ir and Yellow y6d51c.
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Tennessee Eieetisa .
The Wing

NASnVilLE. Friday, Aug. u. 1851.
The Wing triumph Is completc. Three
majority in he House Of Representative, seven ~
Campbell is elected by i.5oo TO 1900 majority
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Cholera at Chicago,

CHICAGO, Thursday, Aug ~. 1861.
No cholera cases have been reported today sne
but two Yesterday. The weather IS cool and
plr4Sant.
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Robbery.

UWEG0, Fnday, Mug. TO ioJI
Last night, the Office OF Bridges Buildings, OF the
New-York and Ere Railroad, and dwelling house
we're broken into and considerable property ,soes
A large amour: Of money Was Sss0wn n ~ N "a
sfice.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SERIOUS OCCURRENCE. An alarm of are
was occaSioued about IL O'Clock yesterday morning
by the burning OF the chimney of No. $50 Wa,er-st
near Hudson-av., originating As follows young
lady named Sarah Carter, daughter of the occupant
ofthe premises .waS engaged IN Niuihus fire lntae
furnace with some shavlngs which She had brought
from the cellar, when explosion took place which
Knocked her down. burning her ShocAnsly about
the neck, arms, and shoulders. II Is supposed that
powder had been mischieyously placed IN the fur
mace or among the shayings. though not With any
dcsign to produce such serious consequences.
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The storm ss the East.

SrRINsTfKIn. Mas, FuisY, Aug. Is
The sasl->icrm on fuiay last vas sety severe W
Warren. y. A. Ua,s'OrcS EEL II ,mmenSe easst-
ties SomO ~ them weighing nearly two reunk
The barn OF Josiah Rob.a>on. At Exeter. y. H.. ~ss
destroyed by lightning on Wednesday.
The house II Tho>. II smith. At Holiness Hole.
Was sir,ick b. lightning o. THURSDAY morning.
The isrge dwelling house Of William Wing. -
South Dartmouth. Vas bgrnCt early Yesterday morn
ing The family lad barely time 20 escape vstA
,hnlr IIa.
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La. of Nineteen Lives by the Ussesstss or a
Boat.

ToRosTo, Friday, August Is, 1851.
AZ Kingston, yesterday, boat, containing ps.-
nc party OF thirty 1--WE persons, was upset AMI NJ
teen females and four men we're drowned
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SPECIAL MrErlNG.-A Special Session

SPECIAL MEETlNG.-A Special session
of the State Council Of New-Nork, Order Of United
American Mechanics, Will be held at the rooms OF
BENJAMIN Franklin Council. NO. 1, corner Of Fulton
and Orange SIS IN The city of Brooklyn. on Monday
Aug Is at l2 O'Clock VI. general aai punctua'
attendance Of representatives. IS requested
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From the Isl to the 18th OF August last year, $500
arrived for the same period this month, l6'6es
making the whole number from Jan. 10 Aug. b.,
1850, 1850, from Jan. TO Aug 10, ISL, E92l3-
increase this year. i5i03.
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>SsfAsrs Ts'sF-sr. o., ao-r<- H,asr- al Hs.- q.
70 fvT's'r TS'sg-snA DaspsicAs. 80 villa P,e,
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Total. l2j6i0 Total le2. 592
From the Isl to the 18th OF August last year $500
arrived for the same period this month, hoops
making the whole number from Jan TO Aug 10,
1850, 1850 from Jan. TO Aug. -, ISL, i9,2l3-
increase this year, ,403.
- 4 welcome discovery 10 the people
of Burlington County, \. j., made last week.
Jos X Hume, Esq, IN running the line between
Ocean and Burlington Counties found that Joseph
Johnson, II the County prison charged with the
murder Of his wife by stranguaion, resided N Ocean
County about 400 yards over the Burlington line.
The knowledge OF this fact viii save the people of
the latter county the trouble and of his trial
which IS a source of congra1ghslou TO them, they
have already two other persons IN their Jail, charged
With capital offences.
4 PERILous SIruArIoN.-Daniel Buriew,
an old gentleman residing IN Sou.h-Amboy, while
moving last week IN his helds, struck with par
alyss, and beng unable TO move or make known his
situation renamed for two days ard TWO nights IN
the open air without food or wate-. Siligent
search was made for MN by his friends and relatives
but without avail until the lapse OF the time stated
REPAIRING steamer Commodore IS
undergoing repairs, rendered necessary BY her late
collision With the Connecticut, at the Alsire Works
She MAS badly cut up. but Is nearly ready for service
portion Of her deek VAS carried away and thus
allowed the water. which escaped from perforaton
N her boiler 10 flow into the sea- instead of flooding
the saloons otherwise, The consequences might
have been serious.
e 4 new German Church has lately
been organized IN New-Brmsw,ck, n. J., BY the
Classes OF that city.
PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SENINARY.-
The mex, session Of this Institution will commence
OF the last Thursday IT August.
DEATH OF Rev. JACOB SRELEY. -Rev.
Jacob Seeley. highly esteemed Congregatonal
Minister formerly an Agent of the Newly OK boie
Society. and subsequently, Financial Agent OIL the
Oberin Collegiate Institute, died on TUESDAY morn
Ing last, at his residence n ogdelsburg HIS des'H
was caused by cancer IN the face, from which ne
suffered acutoiy for nearly two years He exnloHeu
the sublime patience and herolsm OF CnristlAa .
the latest moment. Few men have been more aesPp
.o,ei-fes d.s more liraSafed.
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Alabama Ri~S,ien

Mo>rooAExY. Thursday, Aus. IA 1874
1he Congressional resa.g IN tAls State s.a,sstw.
Sect >siO.is,s ard ave Union Candidates Aecsssi ~
follows
Isl District. joan Bragg. Secsssossss
ia James AoeTcrozlb.c, unise
hid SAmaS'a W Harr.s. ScceSSoals
ly,h ham x Smith. Ualsr
Nh George Houston.
Win W X " COBB.
yirL Alexander Waite.
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SOCIETY. BgooKLYy

Aug. Is, at 70 o'clock VI. general AMI punctua'
attendance Of representatives, IS requested
SECOND UNITARIAN SOCIETY, BROOKLYN.
-Femae Acadomy-SeatS frce.-Rcv Dr.. Putnam,
one OF the most eloquent preachers OF the donomna-
tion, VIII preach tomorrow tSee ADVERTISEMENTS
SrsPFNDFD.-lt was reported yesterday
morning ha. one of the Assistant Captains andthrec
Policemen of the Third District have been suspend
ed from duty untd an Investigation has been maze
relative to charge preferred against them ior en-,
gapng IN other business besides that OF their ohcldl
duties.
ty On Thursday, two drivers of VIII
lamsburg stages named X. Mink and CnaS baIkeI'
were arrested by Horace ctTang, Inspector OF iiNAs,
&c for driving their omnibuSeS IN Brooklyn, their
license not authorizing them to drive anywhere De
yond the limits Of the village of Williamsburg. u
seems that the Grocnpont line, TO whch these stages
belor = are IN the habit Of running through portion
of Broohlyn thus interfering with the Brooklyn stage
routes They were fined $40 each
FIny ALARM.-The alarm of fire at III
O'clock YESTERDAY was caused by the Ignition OF
quantity of straw and other combuStbles IN the SUB
cellar Of the house. No. So stanton-st The alarm
was promptly given by the Hall bell ana hulhDct
of engines were on the spot, but thef SER ICES
were not required. as the flames were eXunguiShci
| by few pals of water The cause OF the hrc s not
| known.
f-ES' On Thursday morning, man named
Thomas DAVIS, VINO MD been sers ing I'll. county &C
the county's good was discharged from the fchnel'
tiary and oyerloyed at once more being free, he eel
ebratcd his discharge by getting intoxicated In the
evening he called at the county lu To visit some OF
the bird, ENGAGED there but was refused ambulance
by the sheriff The fellow then without thinking
Of his propnquity to the nicely ~hte-~ashed CEN
ard iron doors on the building assaulted tlat OI,e
ard was Immediately taken into custody: ms
morning OF being brought before Justice hng, ne
was sentenced to six months imprisonment ana as
he Is a strong able looking fellow. his services WILL
no doubt be OF some value the tone-work Tor the
new PenItenuaTy.
SUDDEN DEATH-About IL o'clock yes
| to-day a csrpeuter named John Downing suddenly
expired while eating his dinner. He had been en-
gagged al his ayocaton IN his shop IN fulton-ay our
ing the morning. and was IN apparent good heath up
TO the moment Of his death HIS family resides IN
IIudson-av, near Myrtle, whittier his body was con.
veyed An inquest was held by the tofohcI anu 'ne
the brain.
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II We o

tYWe omitted to state Yesterday that a
bow was run over and badly injured by a Dry Dock
or Bowery stage while fleet Of those heavy yehI-
cles was suIging through Cener-st, near Chambers.
II IS believed tha; the drivers were much 10 blame
ard that IS probably the end Of It.
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DARING hObBtkf. -LdSl utouaf, Al thO
middle OF the day. he house Of James b. Van BUS
LITk on the PLANK road, Grand-st jersey City, was
entered BY two scounores, who completely ran
sacked the house. opening every drawer and closet
that could be found OIL tie premises, as was clearly
seen BY the dsor5erec sta.e IN which the house Was
found on the return Of the family from the country
IL very evident that the rogues we've IN sedfcn
of money, IN which, however they were disappoin.-
ed but hey stripped the house Of the silver ware
jewelry, and quantity Of clothing IL appears mar
they entered The house BY the outside cellar door,
which had not been fastened, and having got thus
far they broke open all tie doors OF the inner apart
men.s, having everything their own way until taey
were satisfied with their plurter. when they sue
ceeded IN escaping without Inoestati0n
SuPREME CoURT.-I Cham6ers.-Be-
tort Judge hing ,-hgsrss fuYwF.-iu the matter OF
Mixes 4. Bradley, charged With false Pre;enses,-A
WI, having been issued directed 10 JACKSON Bum
stead. the officer serving the process, Mr.. Sra1ey
was brought up, pursuant 70 the Wit, personally
appearing The officer made return that ne holus
defe ndsnt by virtue Of warran: issued by JuS1lce
MountfoTt.
After some little formalites, M B. was admitted
to bail IN tie suIn If 5000, Mr.. Aaron Flower be-
coming his surety, and he was discharged
DECISION. The Mutual late hnlckTbock<Tj ins~-
aace Co. ae, HaEalf0n DECENTRALIZATION TO set ASIDE
the sale under both executions denied and the order
for stay OF proceedings vacated
BoARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERaEN-StItsd
Sesnoa-TKURsD.Y,A Angus "A, 1881.
Ir.senf-A = Aiyora. Esq, President, IN the char
Assistant AID. Moore, Haley, Maobatt, Boyce, Ban
J b. Web. James Webb, Crane, Miller, Smith
Tiensn Pearssu. sands, WaTd, Bolster, Ely Ed
wards
From the Nsnutss-conciuded from the Board o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t-om the street Com
missioner, enclosing the following estimates, VIZ
For regulating and payirg 2oth-st, from Broatwa,
10 7th-iv. 4sh-st. between sth and Sth-av. 22ts
from 5th-av II Bro sdway Madison av.. from 23d t'
s6,h-sts 3Ist-st from ,th To gh-ay 30;h-st., frou
! Nay. 10 brosdway ssh-st., from III 10 Sh-i'
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inc MittIN at pp>A- ms w 'NNN'N,
is generally known-at least by every one who has
visited Wcst-Pont
PoLIrICAL MovEMENrs.--Pre parauons
are being made for the Ward Elections. and We per
ceiyc that the Whig General Committee has ordered
an election on the 18th Of Aug IN the new Twenil-
eth Ward, for Delegates TO the Old and Young Mems
General and Ward Committees, 10 take place at the
house of Charles Ross, Eghth-avenue, between
Twen,y.eighih and Twen,y-ninth-sis
The Wing JOINT Executive Committee, June 30
ordered 10 be printed. for the consideration OF the
Wing General Committees IN September, projec,
for reform n tie system of Primary Elections.
The plan recommends thai but one Primary Election
he held each year IA, The same time with The Nomis
Ing ConvenuonSl for The choice OF Committeeman
,ha, but poll Re held II each Ward, on uniform
dan 10 be named each year by the JOINT Committee
from sunrise 70 O'Clock the elections 10 be con-
Quoted BY 1--WE inspectors, embracing from each
of the General and Ward Committees. and the
naming two by ire three thus chosen who hall
designate the polls and report The 10 the JOINT
Executive Committee, IN time for them 10 publish
the same At eas, three DAYS previous 10 the election.
majority OF ,hc Inspectors thus appointed shall BE
competent 10 az, ard he return OF the poll rs, nom
any Ward with the nSnles and residences OF all per-
having vo.sd a, such e!eci!o1, accompanied Win
the affidavit of majority Of The Inspectors that no
person WAS allowed 20 vote a, such election other
than those believed BY majority OF the Inspectors,
al such time OF voting, 20 - Wings, shall be deemed
and taken pruiS fac!C evidence IN favor OF such
persons being elected 10 the General Committees as,
upon the face OF such returns, have received Plu-
raliiy OF the votes cast.
many plans and suggestions have hcen
made 10 preserve he purity OF The primary meetings
OF the people, We presen. summary Of the scheme
proposed by a special committee OF the JOINT Wing
Executive Which, Viii re recollected. has not yet
he, n adopted That radical reform is demanded by
ALI PARTIES IN the management OF primary elections,
Is no new discovery. The "popular-yo,e system"
IN the nomination OF local candidates, delegates
committeeman. &c. has many friends, as, under II,
= BOARD OF Canvassers could announce who were
chosen and nominated, and he real choice of the
,eoD,e be sooner sscersnet a. 10 candidates, Sc.
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IMMENSE IMMIGRATION From the rec
ords in the Office OF the Commissioners of Emil
grafton we find that the ar ais for the first seven
months of 1850 and 1851, were as follows
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ATTEMPT 70 COMMIT GRAND LARcESY.-
Frederick Ben young German. was yesterday
arrested by the First Ward Police, charged with
breaking open an inner door OF the house, No 81
Greenwich street, and attempting To steal $500 IN
gold com which was deposited IN a bureau drawer
IN The room. The money belonged to Henry Rover
Re taken before Justice Lathrop aud com.
mitted 10 prison for trial
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In ChancerY.

Mary Bright and Fleming Bright her husband,
Jane FraiI. James Frail, Nancy Bell aud William
Bell her husband, Mary Bright, Martha J. Bright,
William H. Bright aud John G. Bright children
of Catharne and Henry Bright, decd and the
unknown heirs of Robert Frail deceased:
You are hereby notified that on the nth day of
May, A D. 1851, John Frail of the State Of Vir-
ginia, filed in the Court of Common Pleas Of
the county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, Bill in
Chancery against the above named persons. the
object and prayer of which Bill is to be quieted in
his title and possession TO two hundred acres Of
lsnd, situate in section No. %, in township l.,
of Range 8, in said county Of Monroe; and the
said persons and parties above mentioned are
further notified that unless they appear and plead
answer or demur to the said Bill within sixty days
after the next term Of said Court, the said John
Frail at the term next after the expiration of said
sixty days. will apply to said Court to take the
matters Of the Bill confessed, and decree there
OIL accordingly. JOHN FRAlL.
NAV II, 1851.
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s. StHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
- Vepdilioni Exponas issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and to me
directed, will offer for sale, at public outcry, at
the front door Of the court house in the town Of
WOodsfield, in said county, on
Tuesday, the 29th day of July. 1851.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m, and O'Clock
m. of said Gay, the following described lands aud
tenements lying and being in said county, to wit:
Tie north half the south west quarter OF the
north east quarter of section %. township q, and
range s, containing "a acres more or less, (appras-
ed al $4,000 the south east quarter OF the north
east quarter of section 81, townships 8, OF range
g. containing 40 acres more or less, (appralsed at
$l40;) the north east quarter of the north east
quarter of section 81, township g. of range s. con-
tanning 40 acres more or less, appraised at Sl5o;)
the south east quarter Of the north east quarter and
the north east quarter Of the south east quarter OF
section 20, township Z. Of range 8, containing 80
acres more or less (appraised at 5OO)and the north
west quarter of tae north east quarter OF section
80, township 7, of range 8. containing Al acres
more or less, appraised at Ss24O)
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper.
ty OF James w, Sbanklaud, at the suits of Wat
kins. DUNCAN and Rush. !,
June 25 SO IS M MORROW, Sh'f.
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&tHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
- Venditioni Exponas issued from the Court cf
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. aud to
directed, will offer for sale, at public outcry,
at the front door of the court house in the town
of Woodstield in said county, on
Tuesday, the 29th day of July, 1851,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m, aud O'Clock
IN, OF said day, the following described lands and
tenemens lying and being in said county. to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter Of sec.
tipn 9, township 8, and range 4, containing 30
acres, also two undivided ninlhs Of two tracts Of
land formerly owned by Christian Crabb, deceased,
in fractional section No. IL, township and range
3, one tract containing l2l acres, the other 81
acres, all in Monroe county, Ohio.
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper
ty Of Christian Cranb, and others, at he suit Of
Jacob Bowen, for use.
June rs $2 62 M. MORROW, Sh'f.
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&HERIfF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of
- Fl Fa. ct Lev. Fa. issued from The Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcry
at the front door OF the court house in the town Of
Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Tuesday, the 29th day of July, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 oclock m, and o'clock
m, of said day, the following described lands and
tenements lying and being in said county. to wit:
The north east quarter of the south west quar-
ter of section 25, township 5, of range Z; also 30
acres off from the south west quarter Of the south
east quarter of section 81, township 5, and range
L also 10 acres off from the south east quarter of
the north west quarter of the same section, town.
ship and range.
Taken IN execution and levied on as the proper
ty Of William Spraut, at the suits of Hampton
Smith s. Co.
June 25 az 62 NJ. MORROW, Shift.
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Administrators 4 Sale.

Notice is hereby given that there will he nif,r
ed Tor sale on the 26th day Of July, A. ID 1851, +,
on the premises, the following described real :
tate, lying and being ia Green Township, Monroe
county, Ohio; the same being the south east quar-.
ter of section /, township 4, and range 5. (wIth
the exception Of 20 acres of Of the west side of
said quarter,) belonging TO the estate Of John
Beckett, deceased, containing about 1913 acres
Said farm is well improved. Terms--One half n
hand, the balance in two years. with interest,
secured to the satisfaction of the subscribers.
Sale to commence at ~ O'clock Oh said day.
WILLIAM BECKETT,
GEORGE w. BECKETT.
June 25, 1851. Adm'rs.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY


N virtue of mandate 10 me directed from the
court of Common Pleas within and Tor the ccun-
ty of Monroe and State of Ohio, in the case of
Robert Dalzell & Co, VS.. James w. Shankland
ct al will be offered for sale at public auction, at
the door Of the court house IN said county, on
Saturday, the 5th day Of July,
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock m and
o'clock p IN, on said day, the following described
tracts of land, situate in said county, to wit:
Commencing for the first described tract at the
south east corner of the south west quarter Of the
north east quarter Of section %, township 6, and
range 8, thence south 81 rods, thence west IL de.
grees and 55 minutes south S5 rods, thence north
so rods thence east 80 rods to the place Of begun
ming, Containing "a acres, more or less. Apprais-
ed at 1890
Also Lot No 10, 80 feet wide and 100 feet long,
and lot No. l3, 60 feet wide and l2o long in Chris.
tan Wneke's Addition to the town of Miltdns
burgh. All the above described property TO be
sold on the following terms: One third In hand.
one third in six months, and the residue in twelve
months. WIN. OKEf, Mas. Com.
June A, 1851. So 81 Mon. Com. Pleas.