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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
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Charge ~ Fare1p.--A German ew called CiaAxA~s
Mcycrs. WIS arrested yesterday b. officer sed of
Tcuh ward. charge Of forgcsy II SEE ns lns nr
Hurh lisirnamsn. PRESIDENT of fsc Gcrmaf ~ brew
ci,iy. discovered thAs his had bcet forged a n
ordcrs rgqu, sting ~ payment u OF 50 -
each. Thee frgcrss had bcn ,re-sntei b~he
the cashier IL that society, VIII paid the
t. nesT 500 Tlese fsrgccs said toha,s bos
cutcs ly Meyers. sho azs,st bccsrso aisrnsA srA
sctvow,dged BE- guilt lus7icc Tmpssn c0araltsa The
accsscd 70 prisqn for trial
ChGgee # 81 sling Brass CaSt'nesl man "a ls~d JoAs
Nhity sfrstcd hy tlr police, al ropys@al befor~
justice 1imrspn n charge ~ stealing s..ntity ~
AraFs cnsrs together with tools patterns valued
IN ~ at $3.50, the property II len Holloway. situated
IN Eighty aighth str,,t between Third atn. Fourth
rucs. Tie sccuasd conveyed before tas magistrate,
who detained him fer further sxaminstssn
qirct Ssspcsa of RQi6ins Tess. --Fhe police ~
The Setenth wfrt arrested sunday night cal a
rr Imfcf Jrhn Comrt IT, susTicon ~ stealing ~ ~
In gJld coin from the shin Atlantic. Ehe accused -.
conveyed beioss Justice TPaon wko detained him -
fbthtr hcsripg
.fssaah .7iSsssn-On Sal isri Vi Sf,crnc a. a.
Nduman gsurte,ant n the Third ward pr .,.r,a~
hims II for dinner IN hc wash ~ the ~ A.,.s
HoufC. hc sccossa in very rude a, U.rr :
Ofiswsid lawyer rcspccting suit In VII ca he Al
dcrWhn fad been the opposing counsel s.nst sr,s
uold'e client few words passed between them -.
Gri. we'll committed violcBs assault q a. alcrm.r
The servants present intcrsercd and the rertics .
separated The Alderman. sunday !. I. rnmni.,,,s
before Justice Lothrop, Who issued ,..t for ,l, az
rest g Griswod, and yesterday. officer EAi pslt.rp,
took the accused into custody the ehsare Thc =. !.
viii undergo a hearing before the M aistrate
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ArrfL 2s Cs1sYius N Forrest osaiad Edsin Fs,Tcst--
motion having been made in this cpse the part of
the defendant FIR order dissol,ng the injunction H.
sued therein aad counsel having been heard for tho
pcctyo parties IL declared hy the cn ths the
practice Of this court requires that this action ShoS
froFecutcd BY next iend and thereupon. filing tho
~ Robert Hamanno TO be such frcn and
motion a ovand and Chase attorneys for the plain
tin II II ordered that the sad Robert Baimanna he and
he hereby y appointed next friend the said paiu.iT
10 prosecute this action with and her ~ pich her
next freBd aud that tho complaint IN th9 action he
snd the same hereby H. accordingly amended by insert
ing In the commencement thereof after the III. The
complaint of csthsrine ~ Forrest the plint IN In this
action,n the following words BY Robert bal sanno her
next friend" And delberation hAvinr boen had
upon the said motion, II Is ordt sel that so
much of the ssid injunction iestrans the
said Edwin Forrest from coming into any house or
place where she the said Catherine forrest may reside
tc and from removing taking any measures in
pcrscn by his councillors attori ys or agents IL
the said Catherine NJ Fore from or out of the
state Of New York and as restrass said Edwin For
rest, his councillors, attorneys nd agents from selling
conveying, or In any manner dsposing Of or parting
with, cncumbetiDg tho II ada tenomeuts and real
estate of him the said Edwin forrest situate In the State
a New York. be and the fame IL hereby dissolved
And II " further ordered that the residue Of the said
motion be. and the same hereby u denied.
mir Belmanuo Is scotch gentleman; an old friend
ofMr sinclair Mrs Forrest father and has been long
tame tvsident ct this etyl
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ing for them requested by Mr. Wilkes got them
and give them to Thompson; did not know that they
got by at the suggestion Of likes to be put
to Drury to make evidence against him. they got
understood. to be shown 20 Drury, who was to be
made to beye that the dies had been stolen from Boston,
II was for the purpose Of aecoying DrTy to the hvo
mile stone; believe young Drury finally decoy ed
there Thompson brought back the ends of bills had
borrowed, and returned them to Rawden Wright =
Hatch; found something like them IN Drurys vese
pocket when he arrested at the morning OF Durys
walked with Jenkins and Crassous to C.tharns
ferry; think returned to Rawdon. Wright & Hatch
all the ends OF bills had borrowed; there were asoue
Direct resu,ncd An the explanation have to make
H. that the ends Of bills got make Dfry believe
that Thompson had the dies.
John III. Taylor sworn--I have been the attorney for
the Etna and Protection Fire Insurance companies since
lslS when the fir. complaint made againss Mn
Drui IN lss there was search warrant procured the
search warrant was Brought from Jamaica and
placed in MIR. Matscss hands with a request that Il
might be pheed in NJ. smiths hsnds; Mr. smith was
cut OF the vsy and the variant placed in the hands
Of another officer, and served met Mr. smith inv
days Afterwards and told Mr Smith tst regretted that
he had not got the warraEr and served IT. this may have
been in lSiI have not refreshed my memory By refe
to my boots
To eoi,rt-I saw the property advert sed in an eai-
toria notice in the Herald and that went to tbs
office and sor,e property, to recover which COM
menccd action freleyin IN behalf of both nsur1ncs
compans; that suit is still pending claimed that the
property We saw at the police ofce the same thai
we had naved
Crosse smincd-y-ere you a-are of the seizure s<
shis properly until yon il In the Herald
Al did not justify The seizure. only far aNt might
be covered bJ the former search w8rrant did OF know
tht the former warfars had been returncd the bencA
warrant whica got out brought to New Yoss by
Jamaica officer, and endoved by New York magstra.s
cannct say waether release made 30 Mr..
Drufr by the insurance companies. at lIemp4teaA
At tho. time of the trial; ] Warner and One Eyed
Thompson there
The Trosecutior here rested.
Mr. Clark snd saidNov ifit please the court it
has been here represented that the small house Mr.
Drur, premises il place where counterfcng might
be carried 1t Is a small building, with window
instead o FIVE and not n newspaper curtain has
been up thsre Now propose that the jury writ shs
premises Time will think, be ayei by such view hy
the jury.
The Court said that counsel had better examine wit
in reference to the building, and II any desire
afterwards expressed ,hr pare OF the jury to havS
view Of the mises. the view cotAd then be taken
Counsel tor .he defence gave spccial notice for all wit
nesses sulp"ned by them to be in attendance Tuss
day dhis) moraing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
The Union aud the south--Thc Case of
Simms, Sc.

BALTIMORE, April 2S, 1851,
Tho New Orleans mails to the 10Th inst through
Tonight
The Nojiie .9drertcr gives accounts Of enthusiastic
Union meetings In all parts of the state
IL Is rumorcd at Savannah that the Boston Marshal
and assistants received insult and indignty Tho
TtcIlc ~ Beaufort their way hack o. Charleston
The election nf sumner has drawn forth strong Ian
guace IN Charleston. The Mercury of that city says Il
"a evident the people OF Massachusetts are with fsw ex
ctptiCna aboonlrts and that the triumph - law In
snms ease has merely preceded the triumph of Sumnrr
Marshal y. Halliday who stole and circulated larre
rufnlr - treasury notes. yrars since In New
Orleans. has been pardoncd by the President
rang II cuuuterfctcrs has been discovered in New
oricnrn, and arlc number of notes the Union and
state Barks Of Louisiana seized Two Of tho were
arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
Church struck by Lightning-Oneo or the Con-
gregntion Killed, and several Injured.


Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, during the
vice in the Methodist church. and while the congrega
tion prayer before the communion, the church
struck Ly lightning. The fluid passed down the
stccpe and Imp rods into the centre Of the church
midst the sssenblage, instantly killing Mrs George
Pensyl seriously i0juriDg several others in different
parts 4 the house. The stecpe shattered pews de-
stroyed and flooring torn up The church and
has sustained considerable injury
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Talk OF q Cuban Expedition mt New Or
leans, &c.

NV OnLrANs April n 1SII.
There il much talk about Cuban expedition but
thirg certain Is known.
The river has fallen foot from the highest point
and Is falling slowly.
The weather her Is fine and cool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

sU,o IET-THE LARGE FoUR.sToR BASEMENT
House ios Fourth avenue, between Tenth and Twelfth
etreets Size Of lot 2Sxi5; containing over ~ rooms and
pantries every floor finished with
as and brackets hot aud cold
roor water closets cooking range and heated
frpaces vaultin front of house faor highly
M statuary marble manles French ssshcs and psyya
enclosed third story double nsht of stairs House In
perfect order aud desirable tenant lease will be given
Tor term of ye,rs. lngure of Homer Merssa, No |
line street, or Al IA Brssdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
MIR. Webster and the Bostonians, Sc.

BosloN. NPflI ISOI.
Daniel Wsbsters letter not read this afternoon in
consequence Of the sickness Of Alderman Rogers 1t Is
ad to he only two lines long stating that he Is about
leave boston, and intimates thereby that their
tiOn was too late.
IL confidently reported that Mr. Sewall the frecso
candidate for Congress from the second district will
retire from the contest, and leave the d to Messrs
Eantoul and Upham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
Naxnl a.a.Ilau.

inc naval ecnstruc vt the Gosport Navy Yard has
r.',nm'uusu 'hat she fennsylvania should 70 frts
deck In order to 1mne and rcpar her bottom T.s
u'Iu'nen' mas y en write TO ON the subject
~ J. = sur' 'ryng schr William Grahan. Paasd
nlo hipmsn ~. commanding, ~ days fros pensrcsss
arrived AZ sffcik on the 9th inst
INC s,crs shp Relief s ready Tor sea, waiting fw h's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

HciOfr Hon, FuHEt NIIEs
hrRp IS -Ciss. y Danbvsa W. 7Hs tap'rs stn =
This motion for an injunction and the appn'"tsss's
o. receiver TO take the prorvtiy ~ ths g"'r@Ns.
1.-THE rmpirc Mi) and zee that The cisim Of the plauL
o. the crcdi,r Zoe 5000, should b. s3ssSei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

PfrrsruraH April q, 1851.
brick house and stable valued at $1,000, burnt
In the Fifth ward, Sunday morning; Il the work
Of an incondsry.
Tho river six feet In depth II has been rain
ing during the last twenty four hours The thcrmoae-
ter stands ~ 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

EsrraNtn CiuNaaneRa.-we ur lcrs.and that tho pc~
stcsmu ,hrgrrors, formerly nnipg TO Fort IIau,,,s
placing her ON Lake roncha ersin In Iousiana she
nov IN the East river prep ring for the voyage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
BrooL,vn C,,y

forrp DHow >rp-Tbe body of a well dressed nzn>
which had evidently been considerable locgth 1as
In the water noaled shore 81 Red iIool Point nrslI
lyn. last evening guld watch ivory tsbcts bs,cts
~ keyr, and suirry small a1sicrs taken from t&e
pockets. and In th., possession ~ Chris, hsr
Riley at the Point clue g. the bot, may be-
from the following addrc>. taken fr an the ts'as.s
az Twelfth street one G>or from sue IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

Nd uiturs ~ bousc 81 Howard street, BroadwayOn
This days ~ o'clock BY catalogue the being all the
furniture naned In the large pur story house Howard
street consisting of BrD~sels snd other carpets mahogany
pariur Furntrre urrvrs, window Curtains, dining Furn
ture Chfns and Glass Ware, gvcther with large sssor
Sneht Of Bedroom Eniture, AL ~ which 4 IN good order
only being In year, Kitchen furniture, Sc Sale
lin uV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

"ALTER. CREENoUGH. hUCTIOSEER.-FLRGANT
w Household Furniture at Auction. walter Greenough
~ Co. will SOIL this day, at 10 o'clock at No. Myrtle
avenue South Brooklyn without regard weather. ce
giant Tspestry Capng Curtains marble top Table and In
reaus Nashstands chairs Sofas. Mantel Ornaments Glass
Ingram tarpete Oilcioth, French Mahogany Bed
steads, Chairs &c. Also Kitchen Furniture,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

rJNo LIT. IN HoBoKEN, TO A SMALL FAMILY
only the upper part back ha.cmcnt and ha ~ der
cellar Of three brick House fronting tho river
being % the most pleasant locations IN the vsg and
about fvc minutes walk from the ferry The PROMISES
be time during the day BY calling at the
Of Hudeon and Second streets Hohoken where nfsaon
reanrdinE locality &C. will ba given. inquiry BE made
at ~ washineton street, corner " Norris New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

ID e. KEMP. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURSt-
N tire at house ~ Leonard street Il Day TUESDAY
~ p0t 4. y all the furuiture in sail
consisting ~ tie usua assortment a paror dining
a0fN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
HENRY II. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
N $. HouCm. ArcTIoxEgR.-wEpNEsp sru.

y. is oeoek, az 10 fifth street. elegant mahogany
household frruitare. Sofas Dvan Ottomans spring
aud other chairs, thrceply aud ingram Carpets stair d.,
Rods crntrr earl pier dining. aud ether Fables French
plate Glasses. dirandoea Ensraings. Soiar and other
lamps Hattsnd French and other Bedstead washttnds
Feather Ecd, Drrss bureaus Curtain, Blinds Rags oil
Cloth excellent Refrigerator safr attached Aad gne
ral assartmrnt ~ basement and kitchen furnure with
which the sale Will commence. Remember ~ O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

HENRY " LEEDS, ,AUCTI0NEER-GENTEEL FL HOUSE
heid furniture-Iienry H. Leeds Go. wilt sell
tion. Tuesday, Mt ten o'clock, at No. l6l Twelfth
consisting cf mahogany Conehes Dvans Chairs Sofas
Mantel Ornaments Looking Glasses Brussels and grain
Carpets mahogany bedroom Furniture, Lamps Venetian
star Carpets OIL Cloth Centre Tables, and Pier do.
Feather Beds. Mattre &c. Also kitch
Furniture with which the sale will commence.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTIoN N0TICE..HousEHoLD FURNITURE -AT
III o'clock, at IT'S Cherry street. Tuesday, April 10Th
Of rush Chairs
Gard Tables Bedsteads three ply and ingram Carpets
stair ditto Tables Washsand and Crookery Hall
&C, &c. w. A. CARTER, Auctioneer. New street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

A UCTfON NOTiCE-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
by T. This day at 10 O'clock in the Auction
ahs VARIETY 9 superior Household Furniture Looking
Siasses Beds Mattresses &c; Also Two Cases Of Dry
Goods and Clothing Ladies' Hats Riding Habits and Fancy
hrces Also, this day at l2a O'clock variety Of
hoiu FURNITURE at 2z w Ooster street. Bleecker
TUOS.
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"A UCTI0N NNoTICE.-FURNITURE SALE, THIS DAY
"A at o'clock at " Fulton street.-the entire Furniture
OF the house. comprising variety Of Paror
room Furniture twenty Beds and Bedding Plated aud Glass
WARE Tea ana Dnner SETS ktohan Furniture Stoves
JNO. SNIfFEN. Auctionaer.
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r {. krNr. ArCIIoNErga;-ELEGANT ruRyII:

HI. ture, arprts. Mirrors oil Pantisgs, &c., At -
broadway, fraukn street tomorrow. tWednesdtyl
sale peTcmparv. the house N 60 hc taken down imue
datey. kemp viii sell AZ auction, above. largs
splendid mahogany paror
duinr aud amber Furniture ~ the very best aua
~ Tapstry Bruas s threeply ingram snd 81 cloth Car
pts star 1arut, large lrcach plate ftrr tiasss uvsl
Mirrors OF faintnss eNt non Dining Table Etescrp Sle
board raror fWrnture suite covered n rich
satin hrocatHv ant maroon elk velvet piah. mahogany
Snias Tctea easy and srnE CAsir
w0odtt tntre lAle rosewood, black walnut mahogany an
painted CHAMBER Furniture. IN % matoh best oursd
Hair Matreas auh arcat variety Of other articles all
which we'll worthy the attention
he sale positive aud 70 prevent any article being le
deposit w " required % every purchaser Catalogues
abe m0rning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
HESEym. LEEDS. ArcTIoyEER,GKsrEEL HOUSE

~ TIUNEEN-IENTEET IUUSF-
hold furniture.-enry H. LcelsE Co. will sell
tion. Tuesday. April o'clock
rem street boarding House PurntureA large assortment
OF Brussels aud Ingram Carpets Venetian Stair Carpet
Window Curtains AMI shades mahogany sofas. Chairs and
Dyans covered in harcloth; marble top Centre Tables
Iamrs, hantel Ornaments black walnut and mahogany
Bedstsads Bureaus and Wsshstands Croekery, Aaress
Hair Brush and Mop. An assortment ~ China CrockerY
and Glass Beds and Bedding, and Kitchen Furniture
with which tho ale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

VUHN d VAN UEWATEK, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE
Sale Of Household Furniture Pier Mantel Glasses
Millinery. Fixtures ScF &. Lawrence co. will sell
auction tlis day at 10 o'clock at No ~ Park
large assortment Of household furniture consisting Pier
and Mantel Glasses Bureaus Sofas Chairs Rockers Bed
steads, Bedding. &c Also all the business o mil
linery establishment, Counters Tables Drawers Racks
Boxes &c. To be sold without reserve consequences
removal to the Of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

rrERrNCE nOyLH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tis day. (Tuosday,) 10Th inst, A. 10 o'clock, AZ ~
Catherine tree' of Hamilton large and valuable
stock o Groceries Teas Coffee Flour Rice Barley
Spices Butter Cheese Hams Shouldsrs Sc, The stock y
and wotv the attention OF the trade in general
hlso, "Wednesday rext, at No. bI Broadway, at 10
o'clock the furniture n saloonlables Arm Chairs aud
Cushions Oil Cloths. Canisters Decanter Glasses Mir
ror Plate Class Croesry and All the Furniture Necessary
Oh water street Wednesday at ocloek the stock and
hxtures of Grocery store comprising stand Casks kees
Nahsers snd everythin arpertanng 70 grocery store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

IfOR SALE OR TO LET-THE CENTRE HOUSE OF
the block OF nine brown stone front three story and
basement houses situated in Lexington avenue between
rirtich and Thirty repote with every
nitnoe. Inquire m he premises.
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rI'o LTT-A VERY NEAT THREE-sTORf HOUSE,
No l@ Macdougal near washinston square. usntain-
n twelve including paror basement ktshen store
room Ne, we'll hnished throughout Rent $500. smat
family preferred part % the furniture in tho house vii
be sold low IN wanted Can be AZ any time through the
day Apply Y. H. Kinshimer, $40 Fourth 70
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u A. Chiffon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR

VOHN L, VAN ANTWERP WILL SELL, THIS DAY.
AZ II o'clock, at No ii Varck Place splendid French
pattern Rosewood Secretary and Book lined
wood and With several drawers and hinr
made from an original that 500 The
gentlemen wishing recherche article directed to the
up horse. keeping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

IfOR SALE OR TO LET-A HOUSE AND FARM OF
about - acres at harmaroneck, the New Haven Rail
road, y miies from this city. The house is suitable
gentee family and with garden will he let
Is within 10 rods of the depot. Apply to
DANIEL T.. SMITH. Fulton street.
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a u11iioN SALE OF FURNITURE. AT NO. IL vARICK
= fiaee this day at 10 o'clock, by John E. Van Ant
"erpfnrniture Sale at II Yarick PlaceGentee
,ohaoe Furniture belonging to n family breaking house.
Heepng Consisting Two large English London plato pier
LOOKING and other Looking Glasses; French
Tern ELEGANT rosewood Secretary and Book Case spen
piece o. ornamental well useful furniture
eret doors drawers and boxes made
ae the original that cost S5Oo Brussels Carp
nesr new, ~ rich fancy pattern Degravs patent
SOFA Bedstead cost $50 and two other Sofas Din
sahd Other Tables mahogany aud other Chairs Bureaus
latandi handsome Hall Lamp and Fixtures; Oil Cloth
nearly new one bronze Clock, with hne movements; Man
Sci ornaments Looking Glasses; rich and costly high
post lIedStead cost S5 other Bedeads with kitchen
other furn all Of which will be sold for cash.
noney and II will be condition the sale
ftcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

EoR SALE-A NEW THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE.
with brick front and Lot situate the north side
rtyhth street between Seventh and Eighth
about so hundred feet from Eighth Inquire
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WM. MCoRMIcK AucrIoNEER.-Goon ruRNI.

R A. Chiffon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
-. pituro At anc hon.-Cole Chiffon will sell, on
Mcdnesdsy April 9th at No q Greene street the urni-
IN the above house consisting Of the usual
assortment o. Carpets GHcoths, Chairs Sofas bureaus
looking Glasses. Curtains, room Furniture Ne Ec
H., in alb
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-29
Mortgage Sale.

DEFAULT having been made in the payment
- of certain sum of money, secured to be paid
by indenture of Mortgage bearing date the six
teenth day of October A. ID. eighteen hundred and
forty-eight, executed by Sherry Hammond, of OF
tawa County State of Michigan, to Francis b. Gil
bert of the same County. On which Mortgage
there is claimed to be due at the date of this no.
tice, the sum of one hundred fifty-twO ninety-six
hundredths dollars, for the collection of which,
any part thereof, no suit at law in equity has
been commenced. Notice is therefore hereby CIV
en-, that by virtue of power of sale, i'm said Mort
gage contained, and in pursuance of the statute in
such case made and provided the premises there
i'm described to wit: The southeast fraction of the
southeast quarter of section eleven, and lots num-
bered one and two, and the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section fourteen, all
i'm township eight north, of range sixteen west,
containing in all one hundred sixteen and thirty
one hundredths acres, according to government
survey, will be sold at public venduc, to the high
est bidder, at the Court House, in the village of
Grand Haven, in said county of Ottawa on the
twenty-eighth day of October, A. ID. eighteen hun
dred and fifty-o at two o'clock in the afternoon
of said day. FRANCIS b. GILBERT, Mortgage.
Grand Haven, July Is, 1851. T13w4I