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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-29

CtTATIONERY.-Owen 81 Hubbut's Bfae Laid CONNER
- cia Paper, handsome artice Blue Wote Folio Post
Bronzed Gilt Paper Holders and Letter Clips syo II
and IS mo. Pass Books and Memorandums Emb Noto
Paper and Envelopes Desk Eraser Ivory handled adj
dtona supply of Burs Gold Pens received this morning per
Express and for sale by [July 81 S. w. WHITAKER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-29
WONDERFUL, YET NONE THE LESS BEAUTIFUL

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
| Hidaas w. g. HOWARD.
Con Herald & lsoldsboro' Telegraph copy.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

Nm OFFICE StIKins DIARY Hans Yurkcl,
The New York correspondent Of the New Or
lean, Bulletin. is a graphic delincstor of men
and manners. In his last letter. he thus draws
Il picture CT Washington CRY; Life:
have come in possession of Ms diary OF
an ofice seeker, from which give you somc
extracts: March 3d-Arrycd at Washingtor,
Ten hours from New York Engaged hook OF
which to hang partmanteu, and bought priviI-
eye TO half settee in Willard's bar room.-
Saw the President Mt dinner Pale mau--no
appetite; and evidently all old un Shall 70
ia for Collector. March 4-Surroundcd with
disgusting clamoring crowd, who thinks a
country postmastership the height Of dignity
Rainy day. viii be damper. Scrambled
AND elhowed TO the capitol. Heard address;
well spoken. Reference to Office seekers evi-
IDENTIFY piece Of atfeciation. Think the Naval
Office preferable post. March 5-Dreadful
uncertainty. Called on Marcy. Thanked me
for my attention. Said he was yet private
citizen Ahcm! Wonder if an Inspectors hin
is worth having March G-Weut TO church
to study the Pres-I mean to hear a scrmon.-
Saw Pierce. Looked thoughtful busi.
ness, his less of son--will make great differ.
ence in appointments. Fell asleep during
preaching time-dreamed | was appointed on
the night watch. March 7-Called at White
House-great crowd-no time for private in.
terview. Devil'sh awkward business, this
Must 60 and see Marcy again-hear he is con
hrmed Went. Waggisb clerk asked me if
cart at door had brought my papers. Was told
! might leave my card. Walked around TO
treasury buiidipg-6ns airy rooms for clerks!
Harch e-m"desty i. the recomme I'D dation -
Next door lodgrr on seitea fell aud broke his
arm. Po'v fsl'ow-!iks Wo ..y. he haste. to
MS sahn9 Bad joke. and illustrates my TEN.
Per OF mind. Railroad whistle in tie distance
etc etc, etc
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

Ariascar rayys Breeder.

Tie editor Of The Lyon Bay State has been
bny!ns fancy eggs Of some one in Boston a. q
biz n.urc. which did not turn oat what he ex.
rec,ei and 50 he concludes that Inc hen fever
is great humLug, Served him right; bought
What was said 10 be Cochin China eggs. and
after waiting patiently over four weeks he
found six ducks in his hatShing ccop one morn.
ing. 50 much for III, foresightedncss,
This isn't 50 had rs The case of one of his
neishbors, who paid ronad price for half a
dozen choiSe eggs, qrcer .poekrd eggs--small,
round, outlRudieh eggs, that be felt cer,aia
would produce rare chickens, aud which he
was very cautiuos IN setting under his best
hen. At The end Of fortnight he was star.
tied 70 hear his favoritc hen screaming bloody
murder from the coop! He rushed TO her res
cue, raised the box lid, and founa his hen on
sr's ssssss -Ass0 0<dis isaxnxS,
struggling, yelling and cacklng mos, vocifer.
ous'y. He spoke to her kindly and softly: he
would fain appca<e aud quiet her. for there
was grca' danger, lest in her excitement and
struggles, she should destroy the favorite eggs.
those rnre eggs, which had cost him so much
money and trouble. But soft words were in
vain. His best hen continued TO scream and
he raised her from the nest to look a. the
cause Of her trouble more critically. His as
t"niShmcmt was instantaneous. but immense.
and his surprise found vent IN the brief but
expressive cxclamaliou,--'Turtles by tlundeyr
Such was the fact. The poor innocent
poultry iancicr was the victim of misplaced
confidence. The party who had sold him
the eggs, had sold the buyer shockngly!-
And instead of brood Of pure Cochin Chinas.
he found that his favoriIe hen had hatched
half dozen Of pure mud turtles. all of which
nro" breaking from the shells, seized upon the
flesh of the poor fowl, and had well nigh de-
Sroy"d her life. before they could be choked
oil lie has given up the chicken business,
and has since gone into the dwarf pear BUSH
neas.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04
JAMES d. TEMPLlN,
Attorney at La'r, Solicitor in Chanccry
and N1tGyy Public.


Will attend to all business entrusted to hi.
care in the United States District Court. and
the Supreme and District Courts of the State OF
iowa He will also give strict attention Il.
Laud Agent, to the purchase and sale Of real
estate, the payment Of taxes, renting Of proper
ty. perfccting titles, the sale and location of
land warrants, the collection of debts, dc, DC
He has prepared himself with 4 full and com
plete double Index, accompanied with correct
plats, of ali the United States, State and coun,
ty records of johnson county, Iowa carefully
compared and corrected, by which he is able to
give, at glance. the true title TO each town lot
and piece of land in Johnson county, without
the tedious aud uncertain process Of ''fumbiug
nusty records" for days, and at last "buying a
pig in a poke There are no less than SEQ i'm.
perfect titles row in this county. Owners of
real estate should look we'll to their titles Per
sons employing him to do their convcyaucng
will be charged nothing for the examination OF
title. Office opposite the Land Office. on cor
ner of Washington and Clinton streets.
REFER lO-Hon G Folsom, Hon :, P Garlic.
ton, Hon Thomas Il Benton, jr., hon john
Clark Iowa City.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04
For the Reporter.
Eo -. On laeinFling u TEauGEeG.
chief.

The murmur of the silver stream,
The perfume laden how'r,
The ruddy hue of morn's first glcam,
Are forgotten in an hoTr!
THov art ne'er forgot
Yet the voice of murmurng streams
Reminds me still of thee
The music Of their waters seems
So ike thy melody;
Tuou art ne'or forgot!
And the flow'r meath the sunny sky
Reminds me still of thee
Within its tender bosom lie
Such grace and purity!
Tuou art ne'er forgot!
Yet more than all, this HASpRERcnIEs
Thine image round me throws,
And shall always think on thee,
HheRe'er 4 bion my nose'
snoa@arre. 'er s'rgas L
n II. s.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

JvDGIYG by APPEARAECEs--A PRIsoy SCENE IN
MUNICH The number of female prisoners IL
very small in comparison with the men. At
one particular wash tub stood four women
Our conductor spoke To one Of them this be.
ing sign to us to notice them. Two looked
up. and their coun cnances fairly beamed with
emile>j one, a tall aud very handsome young
girl. continued to wash away with downcast
eyes felt sort Of de icacy in starin;, at her,
her looks were so modest. A fourth, a fat, i'll
| looking old woman, also never looked at ysi
tors. The two who smiled had remarkably
agrreab faces; one. with good features, and
a very mild expression; the other, small wo-
man, and though with bloom OH her cheeks. a
certain anxious expression about her eyes
aud mouth or which Of these four women
| were We to hear fearful story related! The
only one who ooked evil. was the fat old wo-
man AS soon as we were in the court, our
conductor said.
"Now, what do you say abou: these womcn;
"lhree out Of the four" We remarked, "are
! the only agreeable faces We have seen in the
prison; and Judging from this momentary
! glance at their countenances. We should say
could not be guilty Of much crime; perhaps
the fat old woman may be so; that tail young
girl, however, is not only hand some but gentle
looking"
THAT tall young GIRL replied our guide.
"was one. who year or two ago. murdered
her fellow servant. and cuttin. up tbs body.
buried it in The garden. The little woman
next 10 her. some two years since. murdered
her husband-and the hanas some kind mother
ly looking woman. who stood next destroyed
her child Of seven years old--the fat woman is
only in for slight offence"
SO much for our judgment Of physiosnomy.
Household Words.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

u The Oldest son of Queen Victoria begins
to exhibit military talent, and la, received an
appointment as General or Major General, with
an addition OF some half million Of 60 lars
attached to his salaries. He has Already
-tornlrd one tea pot and two coffee pots.-Ex
change Paper.
That is not hundrcdth part Of the "storm
ing his royal mamma has performed, if hall
The storie- are true that are told of her bellig.
erent propcnsitcs. She storms the sleeping
apa trLent> OF all her household every morn,
ing at day break. be,ides divers miscellaneous
thunder squalls at "the Royal consort" during
The day.
The item We have quoted coatains n ate,
sufficient for deep reflection. Here is hall
idiot boy, who has scarce reached his teens. an
pointe d to high military rank, with half a
million Of dollars added to his already esor
nous salary as Prince OF Wales. All this
mammoth appropriation wrung from the over
ra,ked aud over burdened toilers of that nm.
happy Kingdom. These are few of the revolt.
ing features of monarchy, but there others ia,
more hdeous still.
1t is a fact notorious as day light, that this
heir apparent to the British throne, Is sadly
deficient in his mental development-in othe.
words, that there is something wanting IN the
upper story; that tAe:e are upper apartments to
let,unfni,hed d unfurnishea Yet, be he block.
head, knaye or foo, If his lie Is spared. he
must be King OF Great Britain, the head of the
Church, the Defender Of the Faith Such i.
the law.-PeuU,y y.Tanian.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04
Deaii of President King.

81 Our telegraphc de>pa'chcs this morning
contain the sad annouaeeme 1T of the death of
/ the Hon. WM, r. KING, Vice President of the
4 United States, who expired at his residence in
/. Dallas county, Alabama, on the 18th inst
4 This event, although it was not unexpected
will cause the most melancholy sensations
4 throughout the Union, and it's intelligence will
fall like leaden weight upon the people who
had so recently chosen him by an unprecedcn.
3 ted majority to the highly responsible position
z Of Vice President of the Republic
8 He had but just reached home from the West
]. Indies, whittier he had been, in the hopes that
the milduess and salubrity Of its climate would
& afford him some relief when he was stricken
( by that Unsuitable archer death, which has
3 been SO busy. among our distinguished states
ssrf s.sss sesFs Az. tras 81.
!. of the oldest and best known Of the pubhc men
..of the country, and his decea.e wlll create a
1 great void in the national councils, with which
/. bodies lac has SO long been honorably connected
S and associated. Nearly half century has
passed away since Mr.. KING first took his seat
I MS member Of Congress from North Caro- ina.
y and during that long space Of time crowded
4 as it has been with events SO important anG
|. 80 momentous, he has been actively engaged
/ in political life.
3 He removed carly into the Territory Of Ala
bama-was one Of the delegates that formed
its State conslitution-was chosen it's first
. United States Senator, which position he held
I annterruptedly for twenty five years. until he
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

~ The Paris correspondent of the Daily
News writes as follows:
Il am informed. from source which does moi
leave me liberty to doubt of its authenticity
THAT treaty-the details of which have not
.tronsPired-has actually been signed by En-
gland aud France, with view to concentrated
action in the affairs of Turkey in given circum
stances The England aud French ambassa
dors to the Porte will now lose no time in hur
,ryiugt to the post where their presence is SC
much required"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

AsTon LIBRARY The funds and property Of
The institution are valued at $3.50 900, the cost
Of the building and size $40 600. and the ex.
penditure for books thus far s75 3G4 More
than 80 600 volumes have been collected. aud
DR. 'osswe'l is now in Europe, authorized. to
rxpend s25 600 in the purchase of additional
works. Commencing with 10000 volumes, free
from deb. aud having vested fund of SiS0
600. the interest of which is to bs steadily an
ped to enlarging the collection. this must ul
The snlI.s word. Scientific American. ta7f
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

a Brace or BonEs- every society you
will find person who will talk, and person
aho will interrupt The worst is, the one is
not corrective Of III" other; for the talkativs
Bore invariably talks Wien he is no. wanted
to talk. and the intcrrup'ative, Bore will inter.
ruPt at the very Perio1 when he is least wanted
TO rupt.--PumCh.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04
w PENN CLARK

a TTORNEY ATLAW, AND SOLICITOR
IA in Chancery, Iowa City Iowa, willattcnc
t., all business entrusted to his care in the u
i. District court, and the Supreme and Distric
r,urts THE State of Iowa, and also act IA
LAND AGENT. Office over the storcoccupiec
hv George Andrews.
MAY 1857.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

4 u A Yankee Justice out in the back settle
ments pronounced the following impressive
sentence.
4 John Smith, stand up, you have had fan
and lmpartia! rial by a jury of your country
and have been found indebted to the plaintiff
! This court, therefore pronouuces judgment
against you of eighteen and three fourth cents
and and may God A!mighty hare mercy on your
soul"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

Il The WORLDS FAR-lt has been suggested
that the Governors Of all the States be hvied
. to the Worlds Far at New York. A cotem
porary says it would be novel and at the same
. time imposing spectacle to the chief magis
trates in body, and headed and presided
over by the President"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04
GILMAN FOLSOM.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, IOWA CITY
"A Iowa, will practice in Johnson and th'
adjoining counties, in the Supreme Court o
Iowa and in the District Court ofthc UnitcC
States,
MAY, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

IjA wife in Du,ton. New Hampshire re
Gently gave her loving lord five kicking boy.
at single birth. AZ the latest advices, says
our exchange, the whole crowd were doing not
not as well as could Be expected" but rssh.
or better.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04
r. b. GROFF

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Marengo, Iowa co
n Iowa. Will attend to all business entrus
cd TO him in the line of his profession
Bland Warrants loaned in any part OF
the State on the following terms, viz / 60 acres
$40; 50, 81; 40. s..
April 2l lS52.y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04
DONALD NJ. MCINTOSH,

A TTORNEY AT LAW CEDAR RAPIDS
n Linnconoty Iowa, viii inpraeticcinth the dir
ferent coarts of law and equity in this State
will promptly attend to all business entrusted
to him; willdevote particular attention to con
seyancing; and would respectfully solicit q
chare ofpublic patronage.
My. 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

TUE UNITED STATES MINT The New York
kCourier states that the whole force Of the mint
/. at Philadelphia is engaged On quarter dollar,
sonly, as they are deemed the most useful of
sthe silver coins, and the amount Of new coin.
.age at this time amounts to SlJ0.OO0. They
sare coming at the rate of $4,000 day. so as
Ito be ready for general distribution on the
I5th
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

D'You've destroyed my peace of mind,
Betsy.s aid despairing lover to a truant lass.
1t can't do you much harm John, for twas
an amazing small piece You had, any way.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

COMPLIMENT To PREsIDENr PIEEcE-Thc leg
,islature OF. Wisconsin have created new coun
;ty IN that State. from St. Croix, which ha
been called Pierce county.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

" Died. at Kingston. april 5, Of Isshpus
fever. VIM. Embler. Of Libertyv,lle. Je6sr.
son Gounty, Iowa. AL Sea. Aprd 6. Of the
same. fever, James McClasky. Methodist
Episcopal Clergyman, aged 50 years, from
Washington County Pa. Same day of exhaus.
ton produced by fever r. N, johnson. of Hart.
ford; Conn
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04
MORGAN RENO.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At
n Law, Iowa City, Iowa, will practice il
the courts of this State, and attend promptly
to business entrusted to him.
MAY 1851
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

DRS. MORSMAN & SANDERS
IL AV & associated themselves together in In
IL Practice of Medicine and Surgery The,
will attend promptly to all calls at all times
Night calls made at their residences on tn
Avenue, opposite each other.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

Ij-It were worse than folly to attempt It
disguise from ourselves that Europe is on tn
eve Of terrible convulsion.-London Morniu.
advertiser, April End,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

u We see itreportcd in some of the western
papers that Col. Schoulcr, Of the Boston At
las, is about to become connected with tn,
Chicago Tribunc.-Aldany Evening Journal
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

GEORGE S. HAMPTON,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
n Law, Iowa City, Iowa will practice il
he various courts in this State.
Nav 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

" II. E. LEFfINEW J. Il.
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
"A Law, De Witt Clinton county Iowa, viii
pra tice in the Supreme and District courts
Of his State.
May, 1851
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04

S. A. BISSELL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
n Law, Upton, Cedar county, Iowa.
NV 1851
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04
l.. b. PATTERSON.

y. d II IaIN'IO-N-
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
~ Law, Iowa City, Iowa, will attend to al
businessentrusted to himi in theline ofhis pro
fessIon.
Nav. 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-04
DEN TISTRY.
Gold Y Silver lever Watches,

NYLINDERandV Verge Escap pement " atche'
" guard fob and vest chains, for sale here
c. A, ROBBINS.
May 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-06
SAFES

5 renew ny al; and impartial ehsiisess might SAY
sss
ieso, patent BE- them by u.s. should yoa do
ever in regard 20 testing And should you
time hereafter challenge or in way propose TO
Way You have deceived me an led me ase long en
% By a some
yOrr sly smooth sleek slvery sweet soft sounding
m
ant ssd that ySs hsS made no .ss
ling tet single against patent single safe
with double hsns thus messing that safe you make
fore pleading guilty rather than stand trial The ol.sss
aags safe for you 70 make and h the same
Ss
other further propose 70 make for %y:olf precisely
position IS applied Herrns Patent Fra proof Cham Dion
sae and foreman to make oath that contains the
na Should pattern
s TO- M dsg y Is % sSS %.y 'Sss
to I'LL the other under the conditions above stated
ses
i be selected to superinend the filling Of the safes We
siod in sesordsncs herswth OF the committees three
pn S tho oo%mss
appointed BY equally AM for that purpose the suo
party pay The expenses attending the trial BY fire. Now
e. tns % .
ground You have all along protested TO desire
e
else You have talked my putting double aanss against
have oorncred at last Curses they homo
win YOU accept it reotir Let have b.ck
tn e % d Or
the rest Of your lives sILAS G. HERRING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-06

CORPORATION NoTIcE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH A
resolution the Common Council Of the city Of New
parties contract removal right
soil from the piers places used
Of the the Hudson rivers; the
= = ed Ss.,.ss icy sAsss snS tie :. ,. Of
strueted allow the reception Of the night soil BY
vered slide shoot inclined ane and in such
East Hudson rivers-w be used the purpose
the DO ats barses Of the party parties
s G ~ tho ram 70 so ~ a
evening till four O'Clock in tn morning from the first day
May the last day Of september and from ten
Proposals be made in strict crordanOo with
ons No 4 9s and 4s9 Of Title of the ordinances ire
removing night soil from the city Of New
spectors office, City as proposals
city pecuiarty
the for which they be usedof the boats
amount or sum- payable monthly for which the said work
the Of ave thousand ars The provisions OF Title s.
also IS amended October Is 1919 viii b Observed and
s and ali mott Conformity With the same will be-
Estimates proposals will be received at the Office Of the
1855 IL O'clock NJ at which time and place the will
publicly opened In accordance with the requirements Of
the aid contract may awarded with whom the
sha be directed to be made fail to attend with his or their
notified contract ready be they
siderod having abandoned it, Tho right hereby
SERVED any OF an Sids OF
forms and copies above mentioned ordnsnces be
obtained At the oss Of the City inspe
City Inspectors Department, New York, Nov 80 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-06
AGENCY.

A USTRALfA-hGNEW CO., COMMISSION MFR
IN ohRnto and importers Melbourne Port Philip, Austria
liza Refer to Chaplin Sawyer, Bos on; Agnew Co, Phi.
ladeiphia; Biariag Mexico, Baltimore; haunsol VIII
Co. New Orleans Fisher Agnew, Columbia. 5 g.; John
W Quiosy, New York.
THE NATIoNAL AMP GENERAL AGENCY INTELLI-
ger and RAJ Relate ONCE, $50 Broadway, will pea
"Wednesday, the 18th inst most sdvantageous bss,
for the OF the public and the undrsigned
hstes hnse that tho Intelligent inhabitants OF New YORK;
YEA vicinity and the Union at large, will be able tuy to ap
rret tho heDets They soud derive by paron'zing
TIE eeh hmtnt whore every eSertion ehsl be made TO
meet tlcr wcptf Fu taf rmtton furnished at the office.
NsiIcrees rernieeiculIsceb A W'stevolt mayor Of
ksv AtEk ~ Eset Dre.dv4y; Gseh Baston Eaq Is Pine
svett ibmts Stuar kr, IS tbe hrm Of stuart Co.
= q n2lbrook, Rsl. hasl0oh Insurance Oihco q Wau
strcat W. r. ChkPBEIL.
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RATION NoTicE.-PUs nc NOTICE

CORPORATION NoTiCE-PuB nc NOTICE rs
~ hereby siven 10 the owner OF owners occupant
oupants houses aud Lots, Improved
thereby that tho follp
been by the Assessors and lodggd IN tao Of
Zoe bureau sns for crstustioh. ~ all
porsoAs interested For regulating and paving Liberty
street from broadway Greenwich stae, The iints
brsced by such include all several hous-s
snd lots q opn vacant let's pieces and parcel. q iaid
situated both aides Of cvty street rom BrOAdsay
xioh side u street lD
feet nth, ana 81 feet south from Liberty rest tae
side Of sroafwhy m north rs Zoe, sauk from LIB
cry street Al p"Teons whose nterest afe nnea ~ III
above rtnca aeoitmee aud urFos 70 the
e ~ 81 th.n requested 70 thfir 9ertgas
~ Writing g. che ua.srs ru~d, thrr oh.e HNl Of
Records, within tArty aay 'fev tht date q th at.es
NttAlAN GAtM
CAAFIfs 4. nnnlR. AwsFsirs.
tHh tiIs ABNtttsL. y
Once Buroas Of A. uFuts, Elryst DsYsgtusns Dee
0, 1862