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WHEELING BRIDGE CASE DECIDED.

WHEELING BRIDGE CASE DECIDED.
WASHINGTON, May %.
First.-Ihat no change viii be allowed in the decree
Of the court unless the bridge will allow safe and
nent passage all times for boats having cbmneys
eighty feet from the water.
Second 1.-The court will not sanction either plan pro-
posed, but, if the defendants make dam, less
than two hundred feet vide under the western bridge
and make channel equally sale and convenient as
the channel before the erection OF the
pension bridge and remove al other distractions from
it, they may try the experiment their risk and
responsibility.
Thir5.-The decree heretofore rendered shall be
corded and unless the obstruction navigation be
moved or remedied before the first of February
next, the bridge shall be abated.
The defendants we're ordered to pay the eoss-aboui
fifteen thousand dollars.
Judges Daniel and TaBey dissened from the judg.
1nent-
WAsHINsToN, May 2S, PM.
SENATE.-The Senate yesterday rejected the Collins
amend nen the deficiency BILL The bill, after several
amendments was ordered 10 be engrossed.
TIE bill to enable the Government to deepen the passes
Of the Mississippi passed.
Ho5sE-Ihe bill appropnating two million acres OF
land for The construction Of railroad from Hannibal 10
ST. Louis and from ST. Louis 10 ST JOsePhs passed
by vote Of l03 TO 10
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
The Assembly elected DR. Beeman moderator in the
absence of DR.. Adams.
Select committee first section Of report Of standing
committee, reported proposing organization Of Yves
Education Society Cincinnati, and enoinng
the churches to take up collections for this cause and
either exPend the funds them pay them
to any Education Society. The report unanimously
adopted
The Cd section was voted on by clauses A few
amendments made and report adopted. This
section prescribes of action for Presbyterians
the subject Of home missions without infringing upon
the functions OF Home Missionary Societies, and takes
for aiding in erection Of edces for feeble
churches. A committee of five was appointed TO con-
fer with the Home Missionary Society, to make
the operations of both harmonious.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, May %, P. NJ
Meagher arrived on Wednesday night in the brig
Acorn from PernambueO having escaped to that place
from Van Deman's Land in an American whaer. He
says he had partial liberty of ticket Of leave at the
time he escaped but did not violate conditions. Hav
ing made arrangements for his fight, feet horse was
sadded in his stable and we'll armed with pistols. He
addressed note 10 the magistrate of Ross, twenty
miles distant, township of the district of which
he was not permitted GO In the lette. he returned
his ticket Of leave and said he would remain at his house
that day until twelve o'clock when his leave expired in
order to give opportunity OF arrcsting him if they
could When the gstrate read the letter he ordered
the chief of police Mea9her but he refused
Meagher waited six hours after the time, in order not to
give the British authorities any excuse for saying he had
violated his pledge. He accompanied by three
and had horses themselves. The momel he police en-
tered the house he passed at another door, mounted
horse round the 'front.' and told them to arrest
him il they could The next moment he put spurs 10 his
horse, and with his friends, out Of sight. He
travelled hundred and eighty miles - the coast,
barked on a whaer and thence 81 o. the name Of
which he keeps secret.
On arrival in New York he proceeded quietly to the
house Of his friend Richard 0Gorman Dean street,
Brooklyn where he is staying. He was last night
welcomed by large number Of Irish citizens. Great
excitement among the Irish population Meagher ad-
dressed the crowd in front of the house and said that
his only regret in leaving Smith o. Brian and John
Mitchell behind him. He il fine military looking
young and fine orator.
NEW York May 90, 8 P. M.
The Atlantic sailed to-day with one hundred and six.
ty-fve passengers and 1892 900 specie Among her
passengers Jenny Lind and husband Grace Green
wood, and Bishops McClosky and Delaney who 90 &c
attend the great Jubilee Of the English church.
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From Baltimore.
Democratic National Convention.
BA1rrnoRr, Nv 30.

This has been day OF political excitement, canvass
ING and speculation The FRIENDS OF Cass, Douglas.
and Buchanan hard II work but the Buchananies
exhibit more energy and determination than all others
Several hundred friends Of Buchanan have taken Carroll
Hall-one Of the largest in the city-ior head
quarters aad have arranged for bountiiu supply OF
refreshments TO which several thousand tickets OF adj
mission will be issued.
Pennsylvania and Virginia delegates are called upon
to meet there tomorrow night, when the festival will
be opened and plans adopted 10 further the interests oil
Buchanan The general impression u.s. Cass men on the
second ballot will 90 partly 10 Buchanan and Doug
las giving Buchanan 120 and Douglas ITO; TO the
third ballot attempts to make any guess; but
Cass believed TO be out OF the question, ard that the
New York delegation will hold the balance Of power.
The cars this evening brought in large number Of
delegates and strangers.
BALTIMORE, May 81.
The city is gorged with strangers There is great
excitement among all parties The friends Of Mr.. Bu-
chanan working hard and manifest great determine
ton TO succeed They held caucns this evening with
the Virginia delegates and resolved to stick their IA
vorte to the last.
Gen. Butler has written a letter. declining ia favor Of
Gen. Cass, who he says, is entitled to the nomination,
and calls his friends vote for Cass and TO consider
him out of the field long Csss is in IT, 1t is now
thought that the friends OF Cass win unite Butler,
should they be compelled to desert their favorite
As the Maryland delegation strongly suspected of
an inclination 10 60 for Douglas the grounds Of
pediency lockers disposed to think that Douglas
Butler will be nominated The Georgia difficulty has
not been settled, as was rumored, and Gov. Lincoln
stands firm for Cass, and will their seats. Mis-
Sssppi is amcably arranged and has as delegates who
claim seats on the floor. j. W. Davis Of Indiana, or
Cave Johnson Of Tenn will be President Of the Con-
vention.
The impression seems to be gaining ground that Gen.
Cass and probably Mr. Buchanan will be passed over
The friends Of Gen Houston urging his claims with
great energy.
The New York delegation continues mum.
BALTIMORE, June l. P. NJ
n.
o'clock M, and said that the committee Of arrange
proposed extend the platform still farther for
the accommodation OF oil the delegates
The chairman inquired whether any Of the commit.
tees were a present prepared report
Mr.. Harris Of ILL.,, of the committee Organization,
said they were not ready to report.
Thompson of Mississippi, said the Committee on Gre
dentials' report yet completed in consequence
of msapprehension TO whether The subject Of rules
referred to them. This, however, was not the
case.
On his notion the committee instructed to report
rules Cor adoption.
The immense crowd and extent of the room occasion
great noise and confusion and hinder the progress
Of business.
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From washiB ston.
WASHINGTON, May %, 8 P. NJ
ssi0n to-day

Senate not in session to-day.
HoUsE-Moor, Of Pennsy lvania, from the committee
on public lands made adverse report the memo
rial Of JamesW Marshall, asking for grant OF land
in consideration Of having made the hrs discovery Of
gold in California.
Hail. from the same COMMITTEES! reported bill to en-
able Indiana 10 dispose Of unsold saline lands in that
State, which passed.
Hall also reported Senate bin granting land and right
Of wav to Iowa FOR the construction o railroad from
DubuGue Keokuk aud Davenport 10 some point the
Mississippi river hereafter 20 be designated.
Hall meved the previous question.
Jones moved that the bill be laid on the table, which
was decided in the Affirmative.
After an excnq debate on the motion to take up the
private calendar the House adjourned
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wilmington's Patent Grain Separator.


THRESHING AND CLEANING MACHINES.
NATE are building The above machines OF the best maler
Wv ais warraning them in every superior hereto
lore eu and Will execute orders with prompt dspach.
Travellers besides eshng in The field be used Station
Tehers by stationary horse power and when thus
used warranted grain better ihaE
10 thTesh HUNDRED A
STATIONARY SEPARATORS are also built by US. which
clean the grain ready for market the that they hresh
IT, Being far simple construction than any
used, tbsy not al all liable gel Of repair.
HORSE POWERS OF extra quality, double driving pniOn.
kept constantly on hand, or made promptly 10 order.
The quality of the woTkmen
long experiences enables do all kinds
the machine business in No style
Travelling ThresheTs. $4,000
Al ihree six and nine months credit approved security
u Tsg per cent. discount for cash dozen.
E. BRIGGS & co,
South Bend, md June g. 1S52-w1m.
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From Baltimore.
.LTIMoRR. Nav %.

May y.
No mail south OF Richmond
The Virginia Senate has rejected the House resolu.
tons relative to the Wheeling bridge and adopted reso
buttons simply requesting their Senators and Represents
tves in Congress to their exertions to secure
enactment Cor regulating the com merce of the Olic
river.
In the Maryland Senate, to-day, unfavorable re
port was made the bill to take the Of the PEG
pie on the law prohibit the sale Of ardent spirits
The second branch OF city council to-day passed or
dinsnce loaning million and half city bonds % thu
Parkersburg Railroad.
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Two LAND owNERsmLsna: wanted in healthy Locations. il

FEyO LAND OWEERS-Lands wanted in healthy locations
Indiana and the adjacent States well adapted farming and
raising caiie &c nayigable Canal Rail
road already completed Owners OF Lands Of such
description in of 900 600 by sending
particulars with abstracts Of tile price 10 the Real
Estate and General Agency Office Indianapolis WILL found
satisfactory hear Of parties disposed treat for the purchase there
of behalf of superior class Of steady industrious, and skiu
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ho,nders and Gemans-who
associations families, under the
OF Individuals character and properly with the object
emigrang this country and establishing Agricultural SCI
dement's and villages in the desirable locations and on The
favorable conditions be found in the States best ad
ma msyI9d&w3w W. Nick SCOTT.
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Approved May %, 1852:
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To prOSde for filling cdtancies IN boards Of county
commissioner until the taking eject Of the general lGO
upon this subject
SECTION Be enacted by S General Assembly Of Tie Stafs
Indiana That whenever a vacancy shall exist from
the boards of county commissioners in the respective counties Of
this State shall lawful for remaining member members
either them with the clerk Of the circuit court OF such
select suitable person fill such vacancy who shall
hold his Olhce until the general election
SEC 3 II hereby declared that emergency exists which
requires the immediate taking this IL shall therefore
take effect and be after passage aid shall
lnue in force unit the general election which time such
vacancy shall be filed by election
WIN H. ENGLISH
Speaker Of the House Of Representative
JAS. H. LANE
President Of the Senate
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LAND OFFICE AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

M Office hereby given FROM and after Tuesday the Isl
day of June 1859 hour Of O'Clock A. NJ, OF said
day applications will be received this eee for the purchase
any public lands remaining unsod and unappropraed
by law and subject private entry lying within the limits of the
District subject sale Land Once at
Fort Wayne, Indiana
BY order Of the Com. General Land Office
ArTEsr: WIN II. l.. NOBLE, Register.
mavIdit-rnay6w4w JNO. III THOMPSON Receiver.
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ao for any liability incurred by any company corporate
capacity, or by the directors by The individual stockholders
thereof such change the
might be commenced aud prosecuted change had made
Contemplated IN this
SEC 9 The officers OF any such company who may
the time such change shall take effect shall
unit their shall be elected and qualified
SIC. TO- The President and directors such
open books and receive subscriptions Of stock the purpose
constructing railroad places
direct Bn said company shall NOT have under the
ions Of this act of which have reference
construct or take measures construct any railroad under By
virtue OF law authorizing the formation Of company
panes for the building plank turnpike gravel cAdaize
coal roads.
SEC IL In much Euch plank turnpike gravel Nc
Adamzed coal road companies Gesrons OF making the
change herein contemplated immediately emergency for
The taking elect Of this from and after II is there
fore declared that this shall lake effect and from
after s publication in the Indiana state Sentinel Indiana
Journal, and Indiana Statesman.
WIN II. ENGLISH,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES II LANE,
President Of The Senate
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railways Ready Relef
N TaE NEDcAL history OF THE WoRI;p THAI
HAS sFoPf rs TIE FEN NS SsGo SI5EENr PAINS
l. viii stop the most severe pains in Eve minutes less and
vii cure The ost obstinate and pain Rheumatic Nervous
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
never fails in giving Instant The tOTmsnng and
ITrHAs CURED
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED,
SHEFAtGis II II 6 6STh n noHhs
DiARRHEA IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
TOoTHACHR IN ONE SECOND
sPAsM q FIVE MINuTEs.
SICK HEADACHE ri Fifteen MINUTES
CHILL FEVER IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
SORE T PIif IL F FOUR h MINUTE.
INFLUENZA IN ONE HOUR.
Frost Bites cholera Morbus, Dy-enery, Tic DOoreaI, and
oLer complaints where there severe pains Railways Ready
'.''' 'e'"' SICK f aEADAeHE ' cur
few minutes and preTe1 Taeed sacS h vii eie and
sweeten the stomach and reuraze the Ponous scds OF The
PREVENTION
6y 5nsmg ihs pleasant and sgreeste perfume Q, K 4 K II
feelings Of torpor and fatigue.
Mix tablespoonful Of R RAT r WITH Bowl of a,er and
behe the Read Neck and Temples the Face, Hands
pure sweet and healthy disease and sickness hesdache
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
Dahssa Dysenery, Bloody Fiux, Cholera Morhus, Painful
checks the Distressing discharge specially remove The
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
Railways Ready Relief possesses miraculous nan-
the sharp darling pang rain int
In few minutes the pasrcken sufferer experiences the
ghtfu sensations departing
IN the city Of New York. where many Of them had been brought
almost deaths door The effects Of the Ready Relief 10 stop
the pain Immediately strengthen supply
the nerves with energy vitality,
The cause Of the nervous pains.
RHEUMATISM
PAINS RRLIETED IN FIVE MINUTES.
Railways Ready Relief viii sop te and excracalig
pans Of Rheumatism almost Instantly Persons living this
city who, for months confined beds by Rheumatic
Pains whose bones unsoond top whose joints
were distorted with painful sVvengs that relieved all
the tuh aud thousands the city Of New York. and hundreds
Of thousands in the United
need certificates Of publish
list OF names 10 prove The efficacy cf Redvays Resdy Relief for
the citizens Of almost every in tie Union for The last four
years, tested Iher>selvez.
CHILL FEVER
CHILLS STOPPED IN A FEW BfTNUTES-PzIN RE-
LIEVED INSTANTLY
Railways Ready Relief like rhis
and Fever 1t breaks the Chis
vgoaies with health and strength every aud secretion the
system.
PAINS OF ALI. KINDS.
whenever You feel pain apply Railways Ready ReeG is
TO relieve you few you have pans
stomach nestle in the Liver Kidneys Bowels, Joints Bones
Radays Ready Relief taken either internally applied
nay, viii in few minutes stop and quickly
RADWAY & Co. 162 Fulton street, New York
AGENTS FOR r. p. r.
w Woods, knlgktStown; Raymond s. Co., Cambridge City;
Reed, Rehmond McCharhy Applegste, Delphi E. J. NJ.
I'm; l. B. BachoFs * Co. Cumberland; s. Hnsavy Greensboro;
Jos HOunt, Mdeown l. Edwards Greenfield Aichi-
ganiewn Shyock Co, Rochester J. Tpton Son, North
6elL
Wholesale Agents, CRAIGHsAD & BROWNING
w. W. ROBERTS.
may3d-may6winlycb4t indianapolis
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From Boston.
BosroN, MaY ID. s P. M.

bO1IUNJ My 10 . r vi
The fiaal report Of the Methodist conference book
COMMITTEES presents resolutions containing therein ap
proyal Of the doings Of the New York book agents
which were adopted.
e report in favor Of an independent organzatOn Of
the tract society OF the N E. Church has been adopted
Abel Stephens Of Boston, has been elected editor oil
tracts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

yzSE undersigned have hand and constantly manuac
turing Steam Engines OF all kinds, Castings and Wrought
Machinery Cor Saw Mills FIGURING Mdi-, Water Mills Dis
tilerys, &c.
Axe Plough Points Mould Boards of various pat
terms Crate bars Wagon boxes Iron Kettles and Dog Irons
Of which viii sell for cash fifteen cent below the usual
MULEY ENGINES. Our Saw Mill Engine Is considered by all
who have tried superior article and Muey OF the latest
those commonly used
consideration from fifty hundred
dollars cheaper than any other shop in the State.
MERCHANTS MILL WRlGHTS and persons engaged n the
Milling business will find greatly Their advantage 10 give
before We confident OF the
and viii sell lower than any other shop in
the NeSL j. ;. & r. NEAL.
jefferson Foundry fronting Vine High and Second streets
back from River Immediately north r. Depot Mad
son, Ind. 25-v3n
nCowier, La Fayee Journal Tee Hauie and acksonian
Rushvie win fer months ana send accounts this Office fo
adjustment.
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No. WE ARE HAPPY TO LEARN that Dr. s. A. wes
vers Cker and Salt Rbeum Syrup susians its reputa-
ton well We hear well spoken Of by all vino have madea
trial its many worthless articles
bearing The OF medicine thai have but ie confidence
any, still glad the Of this which we believe
to be- truly vaua medicine
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$500 REWARD

~ Mare, and Colt years old, srayed away from
~ subscriber living in Henry county, Liberty township six miles
h OF Cambridge aud three miles of agers,own, the
9Th day Of April. The dark bay Mare four FIVE old
rather good FORM about fifteen hands high with splendid
cling ga of her fore legs the pasen joint there
wh which caused by bruise and considerable
larger Than the other and very much saddle mardd Also Bay
C0lt, two years Old, not altered
Any bringing the above named srsy and delivering them
up billing Heaos Store will receive the
JOHN HEASTON,
Cambridge City. Mzy s. 1859 juu3-v3y
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PUGH, NEwLAND, & co.

fOGa, NEW LAND 81
VTTOULD invite country merchants generally
w their large AID carefully selected OF Groceries
Bacon Lard, Feathers, fiaseed Ginseng, The aoT. arc
The leading ;ruees, viz:
80 bags Prime green Rio Coffee
$50 hhds fem fair 10 priHe New Orleans Sugar
100 Barrels Crushed Sugar, assorted numbers
10 do Powdered do do do;
s Cases o@ Do SaSf.n Ress ned Loaf Sugar,
$50 Barrels Psni.ion sIossses, Cypress cOoperase
20 do. Golden Syrup, ST. Louis Re6aery;
50 sO do, DO DO DO DO DO DO do dc:
a5o Bag. Maysyfle Cotton Yarns, assorted sizes.
&c e g f fssns'ssn & /: g / ]:
300 Bales Ccuoa Batting. Pure
25 Bags Carpet Chain
25 Bales Candle Wick;
100 do Panied I and Fancy Do.
90 Nests Painted Tubs
so Doz Zinc washboards
1000 lbs Rolled Bar Lead;
800 Bags Shot, assorted sizes;
$50 doz long and short BedcoIds
IS coils BEDFORD Rope;
so doz cotton Trout Lines
30 hhds strictly prime New Orleans Sugar,
50 boxes Msso1I and Kentucky 'robacso
81 DO c cass h Ky f0ea o v yeTo i
100 DO pressed Candies
i 90 80 90 sIsI 90 30 assorted sizes
geo do Rosin Soap;
100 DO Fancy do,
300 resms heavy Wrapping Paper assorted size.
100 packages fresh GnnpoveT Tea direct rom Inpo tes
IS half chests Black Tea
10 do do Young Hyson Tea
Is sacks Liverpool fine Salt, factory flsa;
E4o barrels pure Cider V1TgaFi
10 casks new crop RiceS-
90 gross Buffers Hacking;
80 boxes Ceba Six Cigars;
Also, fadso. SIsdde Spec Pepper saeratus soda Aium
Birthstone copperas, Flour :, suPhe. Cloves Nuimegs Gina
mon CamphOr Mustard Ground Sp.crs Inses Oh
rnsni Fahnesi5cks and McT.sne's vermuge G. D. and
Caps and general assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Wines
Louisville, May l, 1852. maylOdIt-waw
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From New York.

New YoRK, June /.
Flour-brsk demand, sales of $500 bbIs. at s4.o6a
"a and State and Indiana at S431a4.56 southern
wheat unchanged rye steady sales $500 bushels at
76c; corn improvng-sales 20, 900 bus. at 72c, and
western at 5Ta61ic; pork dull-prices drooping-sma
sales prime a. SI6.25 and mess at SIS 90.
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From New York.
New York, May 81.

New York, May 81.
The new steamer Eastern City, while preparing for
trial trip yesterday, burst Of her boilers, fatally
oundng several Of the steamers hands, and the Cap
tain and the Engineer Two have suce died. and three
Of the hands, who were seriously injured cannot
we
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49, POPE SAYS
w. Like mighty rivers with resisless force
The passions rage, Distracted in their course
Swell to new heights forbidden paths explore
And drown hose virtues which they fed before
In order keep the passions under due necessary
10 have the body free Of all PAIN There nothing invented
so potent to remove all manner OF pain Davis Pain Killer
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&sHERIFFS SALE-By virtue Of execution and
- bill issued by the Clerk of the Johnson county Circuit
directed TO and now hands will expose sale pub
lie auction The door Of The Court House. in the county Of Ma
the State Of Indiana, the OF A
NJ and O'Clock NJ Tuesday, the slh day Juns 1852
and profits for the term Of years the following
scTibed properly, to-wir
Being lot suInber one IN square number forY.ne 49l in
the OF indianapolis, Marion Indiana
And such ard profits will not sci for sufficient
satisfy The amount demanded by said wril will lime
and place for sale like manne the said
pery Levied uron and taken the property OF Charles Michael
al the suit OF Henry Bradley, and the fee bin ia favor
and witnesses therein named. Terms cash.
c. c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff Marion Co.
BY w. ROBSON Deputy,
Ind an1lis MavI
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Indianapolis, May Ii, 1852 ''''''i m1 ryi-5

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By
virtue of order Of The Probate Court of Randolph county
Ind made at the May Term thereof A d. 1882 will expose
public sale the Court House door, in the of Indianapolis
Saturday, the 18th day OF July the following
VIZ The east half of the northeast Of section number 49,
Of township number n poh of number of the
ond meran containing so the Of Marion
and State Of Indiana being part Of the real estate Of which David
Z. TeeeT, late Of Randolph county Ind. died seized.
Terms follows vz Oneihd Of the purchase money be
paid down. onehd nine and oneihTd in eighteen months by
the purchaser giving his with approved security for the
waving all relief from uaion and appraemeni
laws e title 10 be held collateral security until all the purchase
money be paid.
ROBERT AICRPHEY,
Administrator Of the Estate Of David p Teeter deceased.
May 25, 1852 may27-w4w