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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

From The Missouri Eegnbls an July
Two Young men, brothers by the name OF kNan hal c
their bloiher n.law james Moore OF tbs city aud were
LoariS at the house Of Mr. Casey, about sN ues from
the town Of Franklin MoOrcs farm stjIns the farm o.
Daniel Morgan e uaa of Il very bad and desperate char
acer Last Wednesday evening, about o'clock, as the
two Ryans were their way TO supper and passing along
narrow path, the younger one was about ten PAGES IN
front of he deceased when gun fired off behind hun;
he turned around and his brother fall lie hsstened
back 10 ascertain the cause and he had reached
e ptostrate man, he saw Daniel Morgan jump from be-
hind a tree in encecofner neag by, ana run GOWN the
patl in the direction Of his own house.
Ills Morgan the day attempted to shoot is wife,
hut She knowing his regard for their child raised Il up IN
her arms and held it between herself and hun unti she
reached the woods and escaped TO the house Of noghoo
He remarked 10 her that he inendef to ki james hys
the de, eased -. 3. -.
Officers Tedorl and Lsnergan, of this city went out
for the purpose of arrestng Morgan the people IN ihas
neig ghboThood not daring to attempt themselves oal
af,sr dgent search OF two days were comeei 10 re'ur
without him. not being able to discover his place OF
conc oalment.
tn, following is description of the murderer SANDY
compe xon very light curly hair aud cut round one OF MS
front teeth ont stont built pock marked several large
scars ON his head one scar on his right side above the hip
bone I'd has lame leg. He has also scar on s rsh'
knee caused by cut which occasions nus ai.ness
Not the slightest clue be obtained a. 10 the poppe
cause of the murder the deceased and Morgan were,
To all appearances intimate friends; much go IN iac
that RYAN frequently loaned him clothing TO wear when
he wished TO come to the city AZ the ne oi 'he uuTer
Morgan drrled his hat and in it handkerchief be-
longing To tie deceased. Had Ryan been IN the habit OF
visiting the residence his action toward his wife mgdt
give rse 10 suspicious of Jealousy but this was not the
casc K, hardly went there and never unless III
company with his murderer.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

MAisE.-The Hon. Isaac Reed has accepted the Wing
nomination for Governor, and endorses fully the platform
adopted at the State Convention. lie says
am opposed the extension OF slavery under any and
all circumstances and conditions and 10 any and all com
promises by which human liberty and the rights OF man
are violated.
am not of tle number Of those who believe that this
Government instituted to foster extend and perpe.u-
ate slavery - .
opposed to the repeal or essential m9ililcaton
and am n favor OF s udieous enforcement until expe-
renee shall that it Intellectual or unwise
A State Convention of the friends Of the Maine law
tas beer IN session at Portland.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

LEwisfrRG, UsroS CousrY, PA large meeting was
held the 9Th Of July to consider tho course to be pu-
sued in present national crisis 1t was composed oi
members OF both the great political parties Francis WI.
SOD Esq Democrat was chosen President the Hon. Eli
s,ifec Messrs Geo. F. Miller Thos Hayes, Peter Beaver
William Wron andJ. Kelly, ViccPresidents, aud MeSsrs.
C. L. Weeh and S. y. Lyndal Secretaries. series OF
rrcnc resolutions passed. They all tend to ono
pont-,he repeal Of shs, portion of tho Kansas and Ne
brsska b which arogaies the eighth section Of the Mis-
sour Compromise Ac No candidate for Congress can
secure tie suf1rages Of this meeting unless distinctly
pledged TO forward by every constitutional means such re-
peel. Spirited and able addresses were mado BY both
Whcs and Democrats.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
EDUCATIONAL.

sr-uyARY IT fonr Euw,RD.-rhe rensmoHy u lnyio5
con .rs,one Of q seminary institute at fo-' i
ward ic.t place the 22l u. The Buildings lrr 20 be
Of brick SO feet long, 10 wde aud fonr stories hsn WITH
ear wing 100 feet By 49, three stores high. The loea
ton h dee h.fs and it tho purpose of the trustees to
establish 6rstctss boarding school, capable Of accom-
odeipg 500 boorers sal 600 day scholars. expect
ed that II VIII be under the charge OF the Rev. Joseph E.
King now the principal OF the For, Plain Seminar. l.
viii 20 into operation about the first sDecember aeN'
FEsALE COLLEGE At EruIRt.-rhe corner--tone of =
Female Educational Institution laid At Elmra on the
9Th ns- which occasion interesting addresses were
made By the Rev. Drs. Murdock and Goodwin OF Emra
The Institution ia located beautiful plo, OF grounl
called Pospec, I the vest anil south Of the Railroad
d.p6t in the midst Of six and h,lf OF very fine
grounds The buildings and wings embrace front Of 2s
feet, three and four stories high with wing three
stories high and 1s fee, long, II is expected that $1,000
win be consaped In the completion Of the Institution, in
euing the OF The grounds. The plan Of the College
will be similar that IN operation ut the Mount HoiyoAo
Seminary with such improvements as results have shown
TO be necessary and proper The citizens ri E'mra are
tboue y aroused to the Importance OF the work and are
determined thu, Il shall succeed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
THE MURDER IT FRINKLIN.

FIom The Nj soar Deu.crat iuly
Two brothers named ~ waiki- hons one 9. en-
iny Of ast week. the distance IL adv OF the
other in the paihv ay whea the hnlmos: slot through
the heart with three bullets from gun ia the hands oil
one Daniel Morgan, wl.o ives the ana adjoining that
occupied by the Ryans.
IL Is difficult conceive the Tor the cod-blocded
MURDER yet Is supposed that The occupation OF he land
adjoining Morgsns by the Ryans, upon which Morgan
VA. before the occupation, in the hab; of cutting timber
had induced spirit Of jealousy spite in the bre .s OK
tie villain which resulted in his taking the M of h ui-
mediate neighbor.
Soon afier the MURDER word rent TO police, and
two of them Officers Tedfor and Laner,anstarted cut
IN rursui. Of Morgan, but after two days search, re-
turned without him. ,
The body OF Ryan found near the spot where he fell
The place of Morgans concealment from whence he
tifsd the fatal shot also discovered
As Morran ran after dischsrgng his gln The surviving
RYAN snached gun from the hands OF h. dead brother
and fred il a; the at murderer but to DO eee the
distance being too great Norgen represented a, oes
most daring desperate character having attempted 10 shoot
his wife the day before he shot Ryan and Keeping the
whole nsioLbohood in fear of him by his constant threats
against all who dared 10 him in any OF hs purposes.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
Personal.

4 correspondent at Cleveland writes rs respecting
Henry Ward Beechers late visit to that city, as folio VS.
Henry Ward Becchcr has made US visit ami Pfeaened
twice on lait sunday in the Plymouth Church. me
church Was crowded and hundreds We're compelled to
I.ay. for want of sess. Mr. Beecher wert from Cleye-
lsnd 10 Pairesyic TO deliver address the Fourth
" in which, If mistake not Nebraska will be handed
without gloves. lie will have immense coucourse TO
" hear HIM"
Tie Hon Samuel G.. Huntington expired az his rest
denee in Troy OH the 5th inst aged II years. Judge H.
was native OF Mddlctown Conn, the OF spectei
clergyman If that About As ago ne took up
hs residence in Waterford, Saratoga County entering into
q Law partnership with John Cramer and James Van
schoouhoven. Subsequently he removed TO Troy, and
was appointed Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas, BY
Gov Clinton. He welresd lawyer, and II man OF
decided ability
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
TIE AAyCRE STER y. H. NOE.

Ts. Tnnuyr Of the 9Th contained BRET notice fur
n,b.d BY telegraph, OF serious disturbance a; Man
chester y. H. on the evening Of the ID. We hnd the
following particulars OF the outbreak in The AaAessisT
Mirror OF the 9Th met:
One of tie most d-grseefu things thai ever happened
IN this city occurred the night previous 10 the tth
some Ir,h ads kndled bonfire at the lower end oi Eltn-
s. where meet Of the Irish reside The fire was put OUT
twice by the city au,hoiies Before midnight several
Americans bad occasion psss in the neghborhood ana
yero grossly iusued and saluted with brickbas and ms
ses some getting bad The crowd oi lrsh there
was abou ioc most Of them the very refuse o the sh
populaton-te mass being q. home not thinking 1 aay
disturbance. About midnigh: fse briekoa' men sroke
In The windows es Marshal and Cheney buiing'
About O'clock without the least Proyccahoa thsy
knoeksd down Charles Lee with some misslle whicn HI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

F.IAL CASE OF HYDRoPBoBIA.-some seven weeks
tlnce Mr. Stephen Hoag respectable farmer, who re
sides Po;ers Corners while working his residence
ssddeny attacked by 20 ratid dog, which threw him
tearing the fesh in a shocking manner His wife and
daughters who witnessed the attack proceeded with .lcn
weapons they could fnd 20 his rescue, and finally nf
iny fhr the animal would release its hold split It's head
oren with an az I'm due time Mr. Hoae wounds healed
and hoped lie would recover, but Sunday last he
vac seized with spasIns which resulted in his death on
Tuesdav The dog was p strange and could not be
identified Mr. Hoag mad lived the Corners for many
years lie was years Of age and leaves family, as
well nsa great number Of relatives and friends IN deep
afiicton Bufalo Express, d.h.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

Tie following Nncs against the Maine Liquor Law
signed b. William North, going about the papers as
model of laconc force and conciseness
1T il ny opinion, that liberty is more sacred thnS
the suppression of vice. Compulsory virtue leads to
no tue moral progress. would rather see all nsilkhd
drunk by choice. than sober on compulsion
OF course Mr. North is against depriying Of his
liberty for stealing burglary any other vicious prac-
tice Whether he is himself the whom he dis
likes 20 sober compuson preferng that the whole
race should get booty alternative, does not appear
frc m hs statement
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
TERRIBLE AND Fatal ACCIDENT.

Christopher Gibson engineer in he brewery Of NJ
Recd, No. 2l7 Ess: TLr:eenthst, On TLuss',ay night,
while engaged oiling The machinery ol the cnsiue,
mssel biz footing and iel within The aywhcI, which
instantly crushcd ancsr every bone in be bo!y and
caused irs.sn. death. TIE engine, which Of es.
horte power stopped BY the body OF the unfortunate
nan. lie native Of ireland thirty year- Of age, AMI
hss Jeff wife end child residing a. No. 200 East -Four
ieeLih-st. Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held inqles;
upon the body, and The a-y rendered veTdie' "i aas
den.sl Geath.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
CuPREME COURT-In the matter of laying out a

- IT. Ia
public Sch and 6thsls aud the 9Th and sb
avs in the city SewYorsCE SrRAL PARK-ro all
ssee eesrsns ard ,;hs psI.on. "a sy manu-" & %
lad above mentioned thereof Notice
hereby sn a; required TO appear before the COMMIT
srs Rmee and Ae In the above entitled proceeding
at Il Office No ITO Broadway. the Metropolitan bsnf IL
0co n Sundays excepted PRIOR 70 the lh
t.. therein IL default and the persons entitled
shall be sscersref W of oe kno~ or
full will be reported the Supreme Court a. be-
longing 10 unknown being the desire 70 eonana,s
this Improvement and TO preent ts report ~ asy
eSs'sn WIN pS, es..11 ,ssaS ssa nat al pares note
ard eory with the preceding notice " no ''he' OF '
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counsel to the Corporation
pspes published the city Of New YORK requested
iu e ue a. 70 their bJ with ahdHvis ot pnba,oul
10 H. Counsel 70 he Corporation 70 be paid on the ss
ts1sti,r u the PROCEEDINGS je' e"Vyie'-
CIPREME COUKT.-In the matter Of the applica-
= Ss G % MsS ssI oPEsIsS s1
from Eshhzyenue the Hudsoa River In the CITY q Nev
:" .us 1 Of he City
rive kst they in~nd apply 70 the supems Court VI ns
sists Of New York Special ern q .sd Cg,r 70 De s @
City If New York Saturday the 9Th day ofJuy ,s
opening OF the Court that day coon thefesrs c.s
heard for the appointment Of OF ~
aud Ase,sHer'i IN the above entitled nssi ma OPENING
EGHTY from The Eighth syenas 70 sns sIsn q
RrtT the City Of NewfcIk laid out on tne ~ sSs Peo
ne he Stat. ofsew Yors entitled An Act ssvs % a s Sy f
sps touching the laying ou Of srss na a,I M And thss
and III f S. S,nss "a .nsaS q; rule ~ s: 10
oiore entered the ~ CITY York
k.yer Idsass .ad cSs,,aS.sy S.; is% .:
70 East svs s e. % Tia: sSs sas required iSs
and dsss d street The Eighth s,sass e The
s py be- iscudea oee proessd1g unssf ne - .ou
isIy,9'isd y; 4 'e' Counsel 70 the cosposstio.-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

him near tho eye and wounded him 80 badly that tse
rer.rt tared that he killed, and sio that another
man was killed The cry II vengeance was raised. and
q, cut break an nuriatci mob of about i'e hanirsd
Aunssns ,ushed ior the Ir.h settlements nod mafe al
u u. erlnra,e sr>anlt u,"r ihtir ho-- a~i eontea<
l,.lr. in n. windows ami doors @; l. houses. The
"a. ~ s,ar;ei ca'holr Churc, "tehn 'ssals-
With res ani ,luts ard h-Se in ali o: s windows:
which very nh and beautiful, ct sal"eI glass; aao
c..t ALA.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
ExEcUyfox or A arRDERER DEFERRED.

IN the OF Andrew Williams. convicted OF the
de- OF bic wife by poison, and under sentence Of
deaib, 20 te carried into efec: Friday pezs, -t OF
error has been allowed by Judge Mitchell, ile Supreme
Court on he orglmen; upon exception. taken by Chas
S Spencer, Esq counsel FOR the prisoner. The she-f
Immediately notified Of The order for stay OF pro-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

FxsssyLyssrA-The Hon. John Allison has been nomi-
rated by the Wing Conventions of Beaver and Lawrence
Counties In the Twentyhird District for Congress- lie
had previously been nominated as the Free Democratic
candidate in Lawrence County. Mercer County has not
spoken. The people OF the Tweny-third District are
indignant &. The aggresons Of the South upon the
Compromises for the protection of Freedom es'aolishe
Ly IN. founders of the Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
CONMENCEaENT OF THE BROOKLYN FE-
MALE ACADEMIC

The Eighth Annual Commencement OF the Brooklyn
Femolo Academy held last evening az the Atheneu.
The exercfes were opened with prayer BY the Rev.
Mr. MARsB when, after cir by the 5and the President
introduced he readers Of the compositions by the pupils,
which he sod were not presented The best, but as
specimens OF what had been accomplished They were
entitled Ancient and Modem Hercules" " Silent Ex-
"rressiODs;" /" Is there Genius among US = aud a
somewhat sotircal on the male more than the rest.
The report on the Collegiate Department then read
IN following
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
DELEGATES TO HARD SHELL STATE
CONVENTION.

WAYsI Col. Andrew Shelton.
ClrT.RAuOus Col. w liam II. Wood.
FnASKLTy Coz. X. Flanders.
SARATOGA Coz. Samuel Chapman.
YArEs Co-John l.. Lewis.
DvTcREss co... George p. Peiton. B. ia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

OFFER TO SELL ANTHONY BURSs.-We are informed
that Col suttle has written gentleman in this city that
he will se Burns for e. 800 and that measures have
be-. taken TO raise the money Boston Commonwealth
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
TNivERsITYsFAMILY MEDIcINEs.-FEyER

he '"r TSiiE 81 ERsiTY Of FREE MEDICINE and POPULAR
KSOWLFDGE Chartered the state Of PennsylFana Apni g.
ss any 70 evils spurious nossrlns a 70 supply
he tubhc reliable renecs where the beet nees asl1s!s
be employed having pcassed the Invaluable
remedy. ROWASDS IOHir % - .... r.,
twenty years a. ths certain cure for
P,ysr ara Asge kindred copan eonaaenty recommend
II 10 the rstropsge of the afflicted.
or Cho'sIs. ..- -,n,-a m mr. ,cpgp,pv Noon
J. line will furnish s remedy ioT every ds-ss- that
eap b. raf.iy uest.d IN this way - - -
D. ID, y tbe TTusfee. JOHN K ROWLAND " d.
P..d.nr he University, and head Of the Phsmaces'eai De-
Hone D,r.rsaT Oee No. II South Second Ph.ds!phA
Sod by CAs II RING General Agent No 1872 Broadway " l.
a q. n. aI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

soUTHTRs LINE cY SrIiyERs.-A meeting OF the Com
,.o APPOINTED b. the Southern Commercial Convention
a, il lee. meeting in Charleston called at Old Point
or he 4,h majority of the members were not present
t TIC eerg tu, those who erc in ai,e ndance directed
he Chairman OF tho Committee, Mr. Myers Of Norfolk,
TO summon the Committee together in Richmond, Vs. n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

ISplAgA-Pars c. Dunning, formerly acting Gov
eIpor has declined the NebraA nomination for Congress
in the Hid lDunbems District. As Durham voted for
the Ncbreska bill aud defeated for the Democratic
nomination, Nebraikaism must be at a discount IN the
lTId n,,tre.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
Amer song by ths grsdusies, the eafre School then
sung in chorus the following parting hymn:

Tk.1hs = Thee. e1r Hesysriy fAfhes.
Yer tia; hind rr.tettss ctfs
" kich hes home al -sJ
Ara vita blsssinss crv-rei he Jrar
u, Ihy ts1db>s hsv- r.fhsre1
LL~son.s reh fro'a Lss-s.ns- tirt
md Tor bi-ss.Bss srt.iss
We vssi Weld L~.sf. 20 ii~-
Va tb. tgtare fuis
IS Ger Ef-'s dsrh "a;
Ard when clouds encompass.
MAY s.easfss: ia Thee
n interesting exercises closed with y ns'ct'on
L. tie ple-is,sht.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

An address was made by the President, when, after
music ard benediction the assembly separated.
The Trustees in circ lar 10 the public, give come IN.
future prospects, of the Academy which be merged
into the Packer Collegiate Institute soon a. the new
binding il finished.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

NOTICE for APPLICATION for the DlSCHARGE
IN ole NsOLSEkT from his DEBTS the provisions
o title Of the hh chaysr o tho second
rsrt Of The Reward stauesWARREN d. BUDLOSG, Of tho
Tow schuyler HeTner C0untyNotce first published June
1854 CrdfoIs appear Hon Ezra Gssves County
Jsase County hi Office ia the Village VI Hersme
On 18th Of August 1884, 70 o'clock In the FORENOON 70 show
cause should be made VI
~ .stsie be discharged his debs
J.. BENEDICT, Attorney, Utica.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

LTIC-TLe sabscribsr having engaged in the attempt to
which would be- certain In operation bene
scs in effect powerful 10 eradicate dss AL wtha .bs
to hns length succeeded DE'iSESS CAIhAR
TIC 10 such medicine In form IL Is beautiful and ir
ta highly agreeable confeeousfy supersedns the neees'
" Of uauseos % IL Is applicable In all cass. waere ca
thsrc needed the shtest eos.vehe;s he worst ior ma
lslnis II eTadcaies pmp and botehes from the
serofous affections without parallel should you
make trial Of H. and It should fail 20 effect al .aY OF
shall refunded application WILLIAM
IEyISFs. CHARLES H. RING, Agent, No. 1872 Brosdwiy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

BOARDING at No III East BroadwayA suis1 sa,se y,
~ ROOMS for Gsptsnas ard he "''s' 'A
sirsi. feut!s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

1yl hair dye and contains no deesf9u. inssden
the Hair however 20 ~ orgns eoo
snd AZ lie same time and the sight however
erp'ied sccording directions the hair v etsln Us
during life. IL by inygorsfnx the sA mus
cles blood vessels and roots Of the hair ae
badness and prevents oHkee
ache persraon the head dsndruf sd hec o. aay eIPn
OF the head REsTORER, al 50 per bottle one y tens..y
rsh for year BALsAM 81. boe os sal. se
PINCH Der6 No. 355 Broomesi, corner ~, Is
Bowey, NOs ls5 1872 z,S and oil Broadway "'' ' ''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

Crs.us or CHIo.eo-A Of this enterprisins and
fourshDs city has jus: been completed and exhibits the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

" eurs Pimp Freckles Tan. Sunburn Efupton.
&c being he very best Shaving Soap ever Invented IIn pDu
DIRE SUBTLE uprots Hair from part Of the BODY LV0hU
R0I;GE ir Pale liz and faces HAIR DYE, LILY WHITE
and HAIR RESTORATIVE at the old deP9t % a Mats.s' s
Broadway; Calender 30 South "a - fh- b
Is Wsshnston-.t Boston; Biz, spnnsted MeNay nuek
Shelf0u Troy; NOrcel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

NEW-lORk SUPREME RI.-MARI NEIL
~ LY by HIRAM WILDER her friend sgsns, JOHN g.
kELLY-summons reliefTo JOHN KELLY the d1f,n
ant and required The complaint
this which will be filed In the office OF the Cerh OF the
New YORK the City Hall said CITY aud 10
copy your the said complaint the nbenber.
Lis oce No 67 Broadway In the City OF New York wfh
service of this exclusive OF
service and fail 10 the said npant
aforesaid the pantir In this action will apply 70 the
Cour demanded Ia The plsintDaed June 1851
u. w. fENT0S, Plaintiffs Attsfney,
ienisvsvsst No. fs7 Broadway, N. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
Z. SuPREME COURT-City and County

NJ Y. SUPREME COUKT-Cty and County OF
~, N.w-York-ALBERT q. TfiORP against GEORGE d. IN
GRRsOLL and othe-sumnous for Rse-com not Ser Ito
GEORGE NGERsOLL Yous hereby and qred
complaint In this seton, which hrf In tho ONCE
City and County Of New York May ' ls, at tbs
in and
swcr complaint the Subscriber ode No l92
Johns said city, within days alter
this exclusive Of the day Of such SER
ycs; you fail The said complaint within the time
plaintiff this will apply the Cou, for the
eHded compaintDsted Newyork May 25 1854
I'll f.ufu N B.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

Tie infeTffnrg &
Is the President.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

NwYosk notice IA heTts given 20 all persons having claims
spnst JAMES FITZPATRICK late Of the Cay OF New of ac'
=, I,r the City Of New YORK on or
Iore III. Octol Dated Sew-fofk the sew
erti day oi Aprl is5+ ,,s,,,.r,,cv ,,,,.,.,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-22
Ec9al, Mr,
SIleriH's Sale.

Washington Gray. In Jackson
Cyrus Gray and others, In Partition
in Pun iancc of an orderof sale, made in the
above cause, at the May term of said court,
A. D. 1854, will expose TO sale at public auc.
tion, at the door Of the Court House, in jackson
County, Ohio on
Saturday god, day of July, A. D. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ of said day, the following de-
scribed rea! estate situate in said county, to wit:
All the land that lies on the east side Of the big
road that leads from Jackson town TO the Baker
Bridge, that is in the north cast quarter of the
south west quarter Of section No 2S township
No G, of range No. I9 Also, a small lot on the
west side of said road las follows, to.wit TO COM
mence at the south east corner of said half quar-.
ter thence norh.ward course along the line
of Hannah Grays lot, that she bought of Jo-
seph Sprigs, to the north west corner Of SAID
lot thence to the south cast corner of Joseph S.
Sprigs' lot that he bought Of Joseph Spsigs !;
thence north-ward course IL rods and Ii links
to a corner thence a westward course IL rods
and l6 links 10 u corner thence a south-ward
course to the north west corner of Robert Hen
ry's lot, that he bought Of Peter Mccain thence
an eastward course to the place of beginning;
containing in all between twenty-five and thirty
acres more or less, Appraised at $390,00-
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand, one third
in one year aud the residue in two years from
the day of sale, with interest on the deferred
and deed to be made upon full pay
ment Of the purchase money.
Y1NTON POWERS, Shf. J.C.
June 8, '5l. ll-Gw