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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-09
CesassssHEEectiOss.

The census is now being taken through
out the Territory, and the returns are all
to be made BY the l4th inst We suppose
as matter of course, the election for
members to tie Legislsture, viii Be order
ed very soon afterwards, probably about
the first of March. From what we can
learn, it is the design of the census taker,
of Leavenworth district, to make our pop
ulation fall below the number of votes
given at the election, and thus deprive US
of our due proportionof Of representation in
the Legislature. It can be established by
the best Of testimony, the census taker has
said he was determined to show that there
are not as many souls in this district, as
there were votes given at the election.
This is to be done, doubtless, for the dou-
BILE purpose Of confirming the abolition
presses In their slanderous statements a.
bout the election, and to cut down the
pro-slayery strength in the Legislature
Men who were known to be actual bona
ide residents of this district, have been
passed by and not word said to them a.
bout taking the censas. The census was
taken at a very unfayorable season, when
many of the settlers were absent, but if all
had been taken who are here, we should
not utter word of complaint.
1t behooves the people-the sovereigns
TO be on the alert, and concentrate their
strength upon reliable men in the next
election. There are many in Missouri,
who intend settling ia the TIE rrltory in the
Spring. Come then without delay if you
wish to participate in the coming elections.
We want to see our hills and valleys
dotted over with the cabins of the settlers,
and our rich prairies brought into cultiva-
ton. Our lands are fertile and inviting to
the enterpfising and industrious. Come on
now is the time-Spring and seed time
is upon US, and the election is at hand.
In selecting candidates to represent US,
we should be united and suffer no local
jealousies or prejudices to divide US, but
present bold undivided front. Men
should be taken from different parts of the
district, who are known to be reliable, and
with view to the strength and union of
the ticket. Let this be done, and we can
60 into the contest and achieve signal
and triumphant victory.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-09

E9Hon. J. w. WHITFIELD, has our
papers. He is not unmindful of his con-
stituents, many of them express their thanks
for similar faYors.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-09

The official act graduating and reducing
the public lands, to actual settlers, may be
found on the first page.
{ Also the act declaring the Southern
boundary of New Mexico.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-09

The Hon. NJ. Morris, u. s. Senator
from New Hampshire. died at Washing
ton Cay.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-09

New PAPER.-The Squatter Sovereign,
published at Atchison. in Kansas Te-., by
J. H. Stringfellow, and R. S. Kelly, made
its appearance last Saturday, the first num-
Der of which is now before us. 1t is a
large size sheet, very neatly printed, and
well filled with original, and choice selec-
ted articles. 1t is edited with considera-
bic ability, is pro-slavery in sentiment,
and will be a valuable acquisition to the
true interests of Kansas. We welcome our
neighbours into the field, and bid them
good speed.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-09

CENsUs.-The census taker is now at
work taking the census of this District,
and from what we learn, is doing great in
justice to the settlers. Many persons here
IN town, and through the country have been
passed by and not taken at all. Ifit is the
object to show that there are not as many
souls as there We're voters at the election,
this sort of proceeding will fail to accom-
plish the purpose. For no one at all ac-
quainted with this country, doubts that there
are three hundred actual and bona fide res
idents in this District. Soms,shew of fair
ness at taking the census, hid H3dst Be exhibi-
ted, before any discreet person will ever
believe to the contrary. We learn also
that the census takers, are keeping reg
lister of free soil and pro-slayery meL, ask
ing are you pro or con, and where did you
come frem2 And if told from Missouri,
they want to know where you are from to
that State, SO as probably to trace back
some of these men to free States, and there
by identify them with free soilism. But
the game won't win. One of our citizens
who was asked if he was pro or con, said
he was pro. He was then asked he was
rich or poor. Being told he was poor, he
was informed he was on the wrong side
Whereupon the census taker received his
Just due, a withering rebuke and knock
down, for his impudeLce.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-09

.Ex. Gov. James T. Morehead, Of KY,
recently died in Coyington, inthe 58th year
of his age.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-09

A Southern Commercial Convention was
held in New Orleans La, on the 18th ult.
In the Louisiana Courier, containing the
proceedings, we observe as the represen-
tatiye of Kansas Ter, our friend H. c..
Middleton, Esq. We hope ere long to see
him back in Kansas. $ .9.As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
HONE MARK EFT.

TUESDAY, Jan. 800 y. NJ
The stock market opened pretty steady this
morning, but fell on afterwards, and toward. the
close vas very much depressed. Indiana Sc de-
cllDed per cent Erie Bonds, 1876, /: Ilhnoi,
CeLual Bonds, 4; New York Central Bonds, 1; Can
berisnd Coal Company, 4; Eeis Railroad, l; Hadr
Railroad. 1; Hutson River Railroad, /; Psuana
Railroad, l. Readiog Railroad advanced Dor
cent Cumberland Coal opened at 81 pr cso,,
buyer three days, and closed u 3Gt seller
three. Upwards OF to1e thousand sha-es were
sold. A reaction Of this kind 10 70 be exoect,d
after tuih rapid advance. The buyers option
usDssctiobs for some days past have been very
heavy, and must be short 70 sons extent The r..
rorted discovery 81 immense vein Of iron ore "a
ire mpsny isprepefty has been pretty thoroughly
esnvased In Wall street. Ths circular alluded %
yesterday sas In the hsOds u every broker, aud
tie bulls spd hears entered tue market for Z sol
tied csssss'. Nhstcver may be the lnutdiats
effect ca tbe value Of toe stock at the Exc ange y
Des Of % much consequence ~ the ultimate etc,
or he compspy's interest In The Con,eTland re-
eior. II iron ore exists IL tnss region - me
extent reported, iis value viii be iscasn.
liable. For mary ressyns. |, could 10,
be more fsycrsbly situsssd. ssvers mis'eu
d dollars have been invested In iroa workx In Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

CITY TRADE REPORT.

q
tEEIgT Before ID. ns-s Dor Airie. o.. ,s,.,,s
hsr. vAs s99d esnsnd for STATE for srr,r,
aud the msr,st vas fia. rss saIes footed sp about
1000 tts., ipelsdios Common 10 scsi and ehosos
straight state, .tts ~. $50 o 20 % for oomas..
togeod w.,tsrn % % go 70 for .r. obls asd $40
snsD vay s.B a. - - ~ Ia ted, sBd o. % " 10,
duty paid. southern cold a. o. y 40 sor common y,
ana y. aeur .sr, ssehsssss. wlss,~s.i.. 81 s'ss
bsshsl. ososdlsn -bfts, duty paid, Al s2s 1000
DO islf wblu sogih.rn ~ d "a. Crs, bsser. las
hsrs %. sun Tho SALES insIsdsi sbpst Is 90 bah.
sl., - se fos sa1ih.rn ysiio-, ssa We. sss. for
s.d -hiis fsu'hsrn =, see ~. RE- "a. gsist Il
81 ~. "ss we're IN gssd ssnsBa, ., lie. a'tae. fer
jerry, AID tts . DC for cbiesso.
co,pn-sahsd soos 200 bass Rio vsr. nsss ., sge,
sni go mats sf lava az IsJ.e ,tr nsnihs
corIos-Iks nsrlst eoa,isnsa nrs, ana s.lss L.,or-
The Is.s amounted 70 so 90 bales. After ihs ssvs
rstn.-1.ls. % so ter.. ary rsla. -.r, s.s. ;,
w " -, whieb -S loser, ssd 30 D.. ct ary,
soh 81 % 600 kAlf boIas ssn AZ 81 ~ (ary) ana "a
qpsr'.r % ~ t2>.
,.nesi. : s.a.. 81. s,..Ay % rasH.h per.. IN.
stegt co. % borss bAoan ser. tssss a. ~. si
80 tsslssss sI. a. liz. % ooo btas ysss ., ~ -
- u toetos, sssassnsn,. nyti AZ sBehsax~i
isss u Dssrs rates -sss sis.y ., yesterday 4so
lsiies. 10 Essm-a 40 bss, a oan.s -as ssx.s-s >,
l7s ~ There -as ~ sissrsiion 70 neise Ia RATES
tshfsfrt "a 80 A1s,ssIls
hir,-sAls. q go 700 tsls. 80. r.Bsri.s - sos.
iros ssaAII sals. seg,sh "a 'n.aiss a ssi 70.
49, n1Bris
ibev ueo.--saI.s u 10 ens ~ Douisgg or. MA.
aTHt
toIsfftwTLsss bitter Fnrttr, uiils sfns1 sales
~ hsp OTisans Fsoa ssFw mailing 81 IL 70.
fsfet hrosss ne ss'.s tRTsSesi iis hbis sylrt@
igtsauBs ia god stlgpisg efGsr, a. al. go ssl.
Fe,is - 81 u sd 20 d sttl ~ 10 .aes
rRts, fsf 10 IL ssNfef~f
--vea.sts ,..s y ln..~s s.rs pasisy :, sis
vkAls sre sS.rE - 90 rsis. 10 Sbss ~ 90 sA
81 &c s3fh
Ps0rsNss.--rrs nsrts, sisri.y.a f~re.s@s s>.s,,,,
400 a. Is.iy fsl rfisss Abs4t 80 zsao bsls n
gors "a ~ ti4 ~ AL ~. uss.s AL vrs.,.
wsF. a o. "a 80 sis "a ssspsss ssly Th.s. s.s !
isrEs eashsss tses ksoa@ ~ ssss lsr su1aA@s a
gee 4sshy .sis sg~ o ~ sGa sssa, 20 so ~
tHnstg 10 4 snK @icfi~s. anlt - pyi.s,-
t1ms. ~ fst ssp.st-sh@r A~fsms ssA Is hhss
ytt.. ksns ssls II - NAs~stsss .sss ~ "a e.
l+sf vss 10 's~ ssmssS ia $50. q ~ 90 esss sas
uwsss - ss1hssssf Drts@@ f.s4 a.hs ~ go hses
.gs ns<s stloss9 xa4 10 80 asas o. ss.s . lee
An-fn.l ss..s wsts saas. - o. itsa -
sr~n -ssiss n s@e @s. a @sss Al
2As. 70 ear. uH@.
ttetf-- Ne narsss quIss .lih sole. = loo M
fsfs Ns~ ostssns, psrf ~ - a esTro = SO esp,
ssDy<a.
fsus~.-ssiss II 10 cso ih@ -.s. nsAs nf19s
uHpxxv a go bsls ss4s ysi.sa v~fs zs1s ss
t%. cssA. DssAss sss semassi 81 sesss ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

Since the report Of last year It appears tina. ,hir
teen new banks have gone into operation, sddiog
1887 ,252 to the banking capital Of the Ssase-and
twenty enc old banks have increased their capital
$780, thus Ausmsnting, in Tho whole. the State
capital 81 097 and which will be further iucreas
ed by about 5000 600 whom she chartered capital
Of the new banks Ii oil paid in.
Since October. l849. there has b.en an increase
In the circulation Of o. 439 05l and increase Of
1856 OCT in specie Ia October, 1854, ths ou,stand
ing circulation 70 specie on hand vas ~ five and
bslf 10 one. The paper currency Of Maine and Il
the other New England States Ia based upon . do
gree Of public confidence greater than that OF any
other section Of the world, aud II IA entirely that
confidence which sustans and preserves IT, II has
no o'her basis, and II bill holders should DO seized
with panic, there Ia not bank in the six New
England States in city or country, that would stand
run one hour. Notwithstanding tails, tho Con-
mssionsn Of Maine, In speaking Of the bank, q
thst State, say
"Our banks were never more deserving Of the coz
Gdence Of the public than at the prescat time While
q panic In money matters prevails 70 q considerable
extent In many places, our banks go steadily a,
hardly feeling any pressure interruption of their
ordinary business and though their loaas aud circu-
Ltion sre large. their paper Is well secured, and
they have provided literally for tho redemption OF
their bills In Boston, besides holding la'ge amount
Of specie In their vaults"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

tered $40 900 ball Elijah Hard, another Of tbs numbsrs
and an sngrsver, ONE Of tbs most dangerous msn N
this department Of coun erfsting this oontinsot
and had for years thwartsd all sndeavors 70 reach him.
Tho operations Of the Association have been most
cessfui n Canada which has long been the 'fouatAA
head OF the ev Of countsrfsihng; and partcaiar nea
ton 10 made In the report OF the SEAL energy and des
IMITATION OF the Cana fan authorities In aiding tho Assoc
citation rretpg out arcsting and bringing 70 trial and
the old and well organised band Of countsr
letters who have for years flooded tbs United states WIZ
their forged notes.
The operations OF the year have bean most sucesss-
fui. The Executive Committee have held forty tvs
ineetngs during the year and have given specsi dcc
ton and authority In operating extensively agaAoss
coanterfesrr Tie Asso 'iaton IL In most pros.
porous condition and the report closes With an earnest
appeal 10 the banks In New England not yet consectsd
with to forward. and by the contribution Of tss
small nua tax demanded and their hearty coopers-
ton help along the good work which the Associates 10
opdehy orDg TO accomplish.
The Bank q immi<ioRen Of Maine have juse
make Q repott to the Legislature. in which the
banking movement OF the State Ia given in the ~
qregate. A comparison bet ween October. lsA9, and
1854, preaenss the annexed results.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31
With regard to the necessity for an incressc Of
chs,gs, We report says:--

Among the lessona laugh, by he increased cost u
Nofhng road Il the necessity Of advanced charges for
transportation. There be doabt that higher rate,
Are due is justice 10 the ocsholdsr. W. haso mads
advance Of fares during the year and reahss
effects 10 Increased receipts. 10 .ous part. Of the bus
nsss further advance ought TO be made. II shoaf -
dne In concert with other rads similarly situated ani
Their. IL now general disposition snosg the rad. In
this State In g. that end Particularly
n desirable apd just 70 advance tho rate. ~ tcs
.ts for short distances
sri stronger ease of nsessy Tot inereAssd charges
IL found IN ffssh;s We have twce within the year
ys.d and Increased rsisb, charges. Tb'fs stu
two el.sss o. freight requiring farihsr aiYaness The
several lines competitions ffr tho West have reduced
ia. charges 10 point in msny bei1- the ae,us
III. effect has sho-n it-f unnistat eat such
Ines BY increased dsbt and eastso uaeA aud syaif
msnt In son,s css~r almost utter f'"fapupn 81 tue
road b. debility.
Another elias 81 spprosabk buil-ss 4 ID. ,bor,
transporfauon 81 fr~ghs u mas been foaDd hat high
rate. Tor short distances saDno, b. M. nips ax1sst
wsgons much ~ the cost u hAnalrx ana ruSsase
'ash end Of the t,an.it b sA,sd y ~. AFTER gat raj.
10 Ads mast learn 10 dtspsDe~ sith ssnsss that n
not ray proht asf uii - foana agsoiaisy b~rsssa
~ To mshs material a5,sss.s In NJ rates 81 shs, sl.ss
o. bu,insss.
The Bston Trarti,r OF the l9ts mt .ss--
Tie BOARD of Nsnagerr u the bs.Asehu.t,s Assnls.
ton for The sopprcssn ~ CouBis''sliing have as w.
sosd their aLnsAj report, from shsa is@rn th.i
there noe 92t bsnis bsloty - The ss'o,a,lDs
incr.ae ~ I'll since tire is.f snsaai nsa-ting ~
th.~e ~ are In Nssacbussfts o. tbs NsS gGx.
shd rta'ss ue IN k@r fOrs sr1 y tks tAnf u o.
he, 70 sanasa rs f.peri a-~rs spnr The issgvtsss
II .,h naurc hestJ union among iEs bsnss Ani sas
gss's that a.-aessiioa - forrest IN Ssv Yort %
sct 10 concert viih a.. Ns.sseh Ississ ss-
ten 10 emil sygrss - sAsss cguntsrfsitns A ".
forss ofvariratos has bsss 10 srssn-s 10 f1Asiyha
10 srbtssn psrtbs aDf h.s sNss I'D tuaeh rod II
:" ,. rascs 'Pe'sL atfmni mfsstirAtss sol sahrAes
~ the btEss = fssns,ivAaa, sss Jsrfsy al f.
wurs.
Ths rvpsrt yrosss. D. .pssk ., the suos-s s,vsasg
~ orsrlss ~ reuare a 600 ~ ths iagssiNss ~
tsp~r is thtt ~tad tgsvsnt tn arsratlsa ~ -
rans ID. Amortization ~ bsat bls anA 100 fsr 80
Ut y ,ss's |" .ssi I. t't-r 'nemtsa setefs -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

The cxperd 90 for miintenalcs OF way have
been slG2, 92l. The total cost u the road and
equipment is a. $50, $40 81. The length Of the road
Is 44t miles, and IL bas double usck throughout.
The total miles run during the year i-5jl si7. Tae
number Of passengers carded was COS Go2, and the
number Of tons Ct merchandise, 1921 0Sg.G5, TIL,
average rate Of speed a.tane BY press trains
30 mile "a hour; by comm odation irsus % miles
al Eour.
TIE total amount Of funded debt Il si25 900;
amount Ct doating debt 1929 ~. Tue funded
debt consist u bonds Issued undes A. act 81 the
I<gisature r. 1850 authoriz ing the Increase u the
capital stock 600 shares. payable in cash or In
bonds, and r1aking the capital nve m,DIs 800 900
issued u yabic In 1851 and 1926 900 is-nsd cJnyert
be into taocl n par, a, the pleasure 81 tbs holder
TbcIs arc no mortgages on the road, or any proper
~ o. the corporation Tbs average rate 0, iatersst
paid during the year IL ak per cent. the floating
d.bt includes sl0l PSI SO for unpaid dyidends, the
monthly bills, balances With connecting roads, ani
pay rolls As compared with prev'ols years, tae
earnings show an Increase 81 tG5 gJ5 III. The cor.
poration has excess II means the amount
required To pay the fun led and ang dso, u
t77 1856 IS, consisting II cssh, notes aud bills
ceiyable, ana stock /. also, working stock
OF the road slGG 63I 6s and land not ,ed for rail-
road purDOsss f24s 52i IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31
From the Rio Crande--rhe Revelation In
Mcxico.

The Brownsville (Texas) Flag, OF the 18th inst, has
tie followiog:-
During the past fev days have heard many stirring
rrmors Of Affairs transpripg with neshbors which
news 10 said 80 he reliable, aud which give II
reaches us. merely stating tnst, not "seen
the documents, we Dier that they NEED confirmation.
II Ia stated then, 10 BE- well kno~ In MAtau, ,ras that
the city OF Victoria, IN the adjoining state raman
pas has again pronounced In favor 81 Avsr plan and
that this time the garrison stationed there bad
the movement The major part OF the force Mstamo.
Ias, 10 said, under marchog orders for the
scene Of excitement.
Another has thai the cities Of Vera Cruz and
JalaIa bad rebeed and raised the Alvarez standard:
that Central Perez. the oomman tant Of The
OF Vera Cruz had been assAssDat.d In his room. And
yet further accounts state that santa Anna had retired
from the Presidency into the shades Of private life and
new rusticating on one ~ hts hacsnias, having
left Cen vezs in the.ttmpoEary management Of the ar
fairs of government.
From the unsettled state or that country IL 10 quite
probable that all these reports may turn gu, TO he
H. np.ne, utterly impos,bIe for Santa Anna sith
his known chicanery ana artfuinsss, 10 MAINTAIN him
srif much longer against the heavy tde OF dscon
cent setting In against him. His fall IL indsl-
by written the tablets OF fate. whoa that fall will
come ID a matter OF time only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

FIRE IN THE SoUTH CAROLINA CoLLRaE.-The
old chapel building Of the South Carolina College aud
the adjoining east wing totally destroyed by Ore
ON the 26th Inst The fire originated In the roof
the cupolA, and was caused BY Q defective hus The
wind blowing gal. from the northwest, rendered all
Efforts 10 save ths buildings frntles The loss Ia est.
mated at 900. The furniture Of the students
mostly saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

MgAsLEs m xAssAcBUsxrrs--This disease 10 pre-
vsng eytensvey at Salem among school children In
one primary school at South salem the lance
Of which 10 forty sl but sevenseeo have bod
sick With the disorer Ia prevails In light form b,
very few cases proving fatal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31
MAINE RACES.

TRorTISo ON TIN RoAD.A five mile race came OF las
week between the searspor Rscker aud trottng horr
belonging TO J. II. Thaxter, of Bangor. The dstanc
was from SearsDort 10 Belfast bridge and the stakes
on side, which was won By the racker. Tme--l5 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

The number Of passengers during the year, ex-
elusive Of commuters ard fee, was 2,i3s ,7l5a, OF
whom ESQ 327h psssei over the whole line Of the
road. There we're between Jersey City and Newark
1902 ,329; Elzabethtown, 100 794k; Railway, ~,
69sl Union and Metuchin, 9.557s New Bruins
wick, 81, ll7a intermediate places, 5s5.s9l.
The freight carried amounted TO 56.9l9l tons, Of
which ,s7l tons passed over the whole line. Be
tween Jerey City and Newask there were 5000
tons Eizsbetbtowu, 8,4l9; Railway, Sab; New
BfuDs~iek, IL Jas intermediate places, 1876 The
number OF miles run by passenger, fraght and other
trans was 355 G56.
The gross earnings Of the Vermont and Massachu
sets Railroad Company during the past year, have
been SAT-, sl4 OIL. The total expenses Of the road
were tl4S 09l 90, showing an increase over the ex
penses Of $l25,72 05, which is neaty Al per cent
on the capital stock and more than three per cent
on the capital stock and the whole debt. bonded aud
floating. The entire Indebtedness OF this company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

NEW ORLEANS RACES.
MrTAmU CoURsr. January 22.-Proprietor's purse $50
free TO all trottrs 10 harness. that have never shown
2.65 IN public.
y. Ljnesr's b. m. Lady Lancaster. .............1
- .nhh " o'u stone s........................
o. W. Dimck's b. & Quaker. Observation-Disclosures 3
Tt.ua- a Az
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-19
Prom he New Yoik Day Bsok.
IS A NEGRO A WHITE MANI

The View York Times may al d.. Ysn Errle ~
assuming 10 prove that the negro is not white man, sud
pretend beeEs Isl nevertheless the whole
political doctrines q the Times founded The pgesau
ton that The negro i everything bat the color Of his skin
i white Tie abotcnists have asserted i over
and again and the Times and i party have always
represented 70 their readers and the Vuc al large thai
The negro held il slavery because o. the color Of his skn
he Is the you endowed with tie same lnAens-
BE rights says tie Times and the South oPPrezs him
stmpy because be Is bTaeaT
Doctor Van Eye proves that The negro Is ao ne same
the white man Caucasian in any respect and that
ne color Il bis skin has nothing % DO with bis position
II he white snos and possessed The same other
marks Of distinction and inreTtyr he would he he'd in
seryiiude He Is not only not white nan Tut be Is not
enough like white sniagamgte with him, or ever
be raised 10 equality with h and therefore BIS pres
e position s. Of The Caucasian il the very best
be has found and when the people brought 10
look upon The negro he is and has been and to
knox how be Is treated in different cogatres and what
has been The effect upon him q the various treatments
they win ne sasaed that the souhern people have and
doing the best BY him o. any people in the world Il
Is tie object Of Dr. Van EvTie o show all the facts and he
i doing i. il 2 most mastery manner.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-19
Trustees Sale Valuable Estate in MonfruE1-
Maryland.

% ceunT,
snE eou1 Of equity in The Vi Charles r. hsacrsfn
dom, Rockville
Tuesday, 1sth hpBr 81 III ocotk,
fsiawis real Of shieh Richard s. nderzo late
The rrss~ut Gharges H. AnserEon,
Raiinese road Rock Cresk, gcs Sa
Rockville ne the brogkxlle AMI Washington
turnpike heaily Tts
$40 Lend fair proportion q winch E IN
wood and quantity Of meadow aae AcTF Gees
and ts tributaries rorIso1 The fam tr1hr- aaapird
Improvement: apple peleb ochad ecnyrneHt
10 earches scsso mills hr The society Of tbs Eegteofood
8 ceysoasbc.
The improvements dwelling
kchcn, stable, other
The aoye properly via be dvcsa into Two farms i purchasers
sSGat desire.
on lhe sar day will be offered lot nsf ~
Rockville, ell uG1beEed vttn OAK ana
ch-stnnr, with right Of ay The puhife rosd.
cleared land, about 200 yards cert
NashGranh turnpike
adjoining OF John A. and Ioat
w. springs in is lot which ms
nsh sufcrncy There several be1u-
~ banding ios tisrton II viii be sold IN parpas % lif pun
eas.eTs~
sale prescribed fplows. One
the dns sale. r&
install
Of be pd
aanray be c sGgl- ts q LIRE
he
and on the ranhcsuon OF the sale or seE ~ r enf
equity, c5d tsa
aud before, rusiEe
good erseufed
ATTY law ~ti tie purchaser or purchasers q Ed s
OF all cass n the parties 10 his
and persons claiming By, oa Or unser
Persons wishing purchase he the sovs property by
ute uuee Charles III. Anderson who resides fheT~on
THOMAS q. SMITH, Trustee
Angus, j. 1855