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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Brooklyn Rocky Mountain Fremont Club hold
their regular weekly meeting tonight at the Rallying
Hail. corner of Fulton and Orange streets. Luther X.
Marsh ESQ.,. will make his maiden political speech on
this occasion, and from Mr.. Marshs reputation as a
scholar and orator brilliant treat may be expected
The Hon. @. N. Holey of Niagara, will also speak
Seats reserved for ladies.
ALBASY.-Two hundred citizens of Albany County,
who last Fall supported the American" ticket, have
united in calling Fremont and Free Territory meet
ing at the capitol this evening" when they hope to be
addressed by George Law, Chancey Shaffer, S. II.
Hammond, and Silas Seymour.
WARREN Goa Fremont meeting was held at
Wauensburg last Wednesday, and addressed by A.
Oakley Hall of this city and the Hon. Charles Hughes
of Washington Co. Fully two thousand Freemen
were present. Warren, last FALL gave the Repub-
lcans but 666 out Of poll Of 5000 votes. This Fall
she will give Fremont at least $50.
OsoSDAcA Cove lately stated that The Onon-
daga Standard, long known as the able and nhuen-
fal Democratic organ in the great central County had
lowered the Buchanan flag and run up that of FIRE.
mont and Dayton, and that Democratic meeting was
fhereupon held at Syracuse to denounce it, The
standard announces that it has since gained 53 SUBJ
scribers, and lost LIZ.
: OTsEGo Co.-George W. Ernst, long an active and
leading Wing, last FAN the American candidate
for Clerk Of Otsego Go. and was elected, though all
his colleagues on the ticket failed. He has recently
declared for Fremont and Dayton. The Hindoos of
Cooperstown thereupon expelled him from their Coun.
Gil, but don't know exactly how to expe him from the
County Clerkshp. 1t will be remembered that the
Hon. WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, now Of Otsego County,
who last year headed the American State ticket as
candidate Cor Judge of Appeals came out for Fremont
some time ago. Various adsces from Otsego concur
in indicating strong Fremont majority in that old
Jackson County
MAISr.-The coalition Of BUCCANEERS and " Straight
Wings" have probably chosen 9ne Senator out OF
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smlar Arguments being used against the Republicans.
AZ Academy Han, where the Fifteenth Ward Rocky
Mountain Club hire the front room the AH<s occupy.
iny The remainder Of the building. the Club are not
pen uitted to put up notice Of their weekly meet
ings; and, on last Thur-day evening. committee Of
brAlcs were sent 10 take down notice tackled up on
the doA- Of a meeting Of the Rocky Mountain Club
up stairs The haf-shect notice formally seized
drawn qh,rtered ard stamped upon amid great cnthu
sasm by these braves. On Tuesday evening during
the Democratic procession they in their element
At early hVr they lined the walk in front Of Acado-
my Hail. and ss the procession passed commenced howl
ing and heapng all sorts Of insults and ophcts upon
the Irish and German Clubs they passed in line.
The Irish were greeted with ephhets of Hod-car.
ricrs,' "Scavengers," &c, the Germans Lager
Beer" "Sour Crout," &c.-the German butchers with
limitations that their sausages were dog and their
Bolognas horse-meat But, with all their taunts they
unable to bring about collision with the Ger
mans and, when the procession had passed they com
menced general howl before the door Of the Repub-
icans Hall, for the avowed purpose Of provoking q
fight but body Of Police soon dispersed them to their
own quarters, where they cheered till midnight fox
Fillmore, Ras Brooks and the Union. Gallant leaders
these for the "Oid-Line Wigs" to follow Noble
fellows to rule America They seem to have fully
imbbed Mr.. Fillmore's doctrine that in the event of
FIemonts election, they should rebel and, taking
such result for granted they are practicing the na
tive. A FIFTEENTH WARD BLACK REPrBLrcAs.
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ING THE yorr is all the rage nowadays, and

TAXING THE voTE is all the rage nowadays, and
30 the Museum managers have, at the request Of many
citizens announced that the vote of the Museum
visitors for President Of the United States will be
taken every day and evening this week, and announced
in the Museum each afternoon and evening, as well as
in the morning papers. The afidavs Of the propne.
tors and tcketrecevers will be furnished in proof OF
the accuracy Of the returns and Of the fact that they
exhibit the votes only of adult visitors who purchase
tickets of admission at the Office Of the Museum.
Each lady and gentleman, on purchasing Museum
ticket will be handed separate card, bearing the name
of his or her favorte candidate for the Presidency,
which he or she on entering, will present to the door
keeper The proprietors Of the Museum pledge them
selves that collision deception shall be perm'
ted and that the fair and just expression OF their pay
ing visitors preferences for the Presidential candidates
shall be obtained and the returns daily eertned py
their tcket-recevers, under oath. VISITORS on 'he
free EsAwill not be permitted to vote.
The new play of " Giralda' is complete success
and is given with excellent effect.
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100000 IN GOLD.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF the Vigilance Committee.
JUDGE TERRY RELEASED.
The Vigilance Committee about to Adjourn

The steamer George Law. William L. Werndoo
l.. s. NJ. commanding. arrived at this port yes,erd,
She sailed from Aspnwau Sept 5, at O'Clock n m
with the mails passengers and treasure brought dow,
by steamer John L. Stephens The Purser states that
on the 9Th inst, about o'clock a. No. they hove the
shin 10 of Havana AT sunrise, sent boat on shore
10 obtain permission to land the New-Orleans mails
and passengers without bringing the ship into the bnr
bor giving as the reason that We wished to avoid the
Quarantine at New-York. Permission was refused
and we were informed that we had violated the laws
Of the port by sending boat inside the harbor that
nriyiege only being accorded to Government vessels
There was no attempt made to communicate with the
shore. our boat going direct to the guard-ship. and
there awaiting the visit Of the Port officers Having
desired the agent to order the New-Or.eans steamer
ever to Key West there to take the mails and passen.
gers we got under way for that port at 81 a. m, ar
rived same day at u p. M, cosled and sailed again
for New-York at p. M, 9Th inst all well on board
there not having been case Of sickness among the
messengers since leaving San Francisco.
The Pacific mail-steamshp John l.. Stevens sailed
from San Francisco August 20, at O'Clock D. m.
with the United States mails SO passengers, and
l94974O 23.l00 on freight; arrived at Acapulco at
D. H. 9Th ult., and sailed same day at 80 D. H. for
Panama, arriving at that port Sept. at p. H.
The New.York and New.Orleans packet-shp Isaac
Allerton ran ashore the Florida Reef about twenty
miles to the eastward of Keywest, on the 2sth ns
bilged and sunk part Of her cargo saved in damaged
state. French ship name unknown, with cargo of
sugar from Havana went ashore same time. Several
lives lost Ship and cargo total loss.
The United States fngate Independence, Commodore
Mervine, arrived off Panama, 3lst ult from Callao
officers and crew all well. SloOpsof-war st. Marys, off
Panama, and Saratoga off Aspinwall, when the
George Law sailed. Officers and crew Of both ships
in good health.
We are Indebted to f. W. Hull, Purser of the
George Law. the Pacific Express Company, and the
Express Companies of Wells, Fargo & Co. and Wines
g. Co. for the prompt delivery of California files.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

AT the meeting of this Board Saturday the Health
Officer reported one Of small pox in Park avenue,
but no cases of contagious malignant feves.
PerInisons granted to the following vessels to
land and lighter cargoes Bark Alexna, from Curacao,
with hides and fustc: ship Warwick to land ballast at
Atlantic Dock; brig Grace Worthington, from Buenos
Ayres, to lighter wool.
On motion of Aid. Walsh a vote Of censure was
passed upon AID Huntey for pepetrating one or two
oahs ia debate during the session of the previous day.
The motion passed unanimously.
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BRorGHAM will produce tonight at the bowery'
burlesque On " Metamcra.' 1t viii douo''ess oe Top
full Of fun
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The BROADWAY VARIETIES will reopen tonight with
the W God and Marsh Children in juvenile comedy
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL OF TIE GEORGE LAW.
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THE DEMONSTRATION OF YESTERDAY.

From The Alta California, Dug w.
The " reaction" men, the men Who phropntscd
when the Executive Comm II dsChf rSed JUDI ier-
nv from custody that with that act ended inc e nce
and power Of the Vigilance Cominnfee mnss s'em s
selves have experienced reaction yess Snc
been very much Disguised at the nonfumnnen, " Iner
n,o,besics Sucb Demonstration % was mace yoster.
has .vey been seen before in San Fran bco, ana
uay , m' d%bt whether in any city OF the United
so large procession ever marched the streets
S r. Us. nroud sight to look upon proud thought
~ a,bdnob every man Of these Thousands there was
ma' a, ;,I musket and bayonet, and stood in tho
.dhu;coi relation Of insuneetonist," NJ
voa"ses he'd been committed, no outrages pcs
e,ned no deeds Of violence and blood,
srcb as would have attended the efforts OF
an unorganized mob. The character and appear
ance Of tie who marched yesterday in the ranks.
were sufficient all which has been said against
them They are not, has been invidiousiy ,usinu-
ated by the law and order Journal made uR entire
" Of merchants" "speculaors, though these, a.
well es others were joined with them The mass we7e
of the "bcne and snew whom political orators lcs .
to Ha,ter the hsrd-bandel" mechanics, and labonn8
men Of San Francisco. They made up an army ~
large and invineibe as that which Gen. Scou leo
through The valley Of Mexico, and through WHO
proves and daring bravery the Apencsn nag W. -
planted and made to wave in lis starry bcau'! "'''
the blood stained heights Of Cbepultepec.
Thee as moral lrandc,r about the demons''.'
Yesterday surpassing the hyscal one; Ihere ~
| proof exhibited that tbs people erc sas 70 w "'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-08
| BY Larus & shine -
1 q a r NJ mn M.

A SSIGNEEB SALE OF $4,000
n WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at public auction, com.
menctns on SATURDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, 1t
Store No. "a, Main street, the entire stock of
chant declining business amounting to shout &c. 600
worth of Gold English Hunting and open face Lever
Watches, Gold Anckers and Cylinders, Silver De-
tachsd Levers AnekeIs and Cyfindsrs
ALSO, BE Tet sse
An extensive assortment Of Gold Plated and 0lit
Watches suitable for the country trade.
ALSO, Essas3 egs,sa
A large assortment Of Heavy Gold Fob, Breast aud
An extensive variety of God Lockets, fall sizes)
Breastpins suitable for gents and ladies' Cameo and
Gold Stone Sets, Bracelets Ear Rings all styles of
Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens, to-
gether with complete assortment staple and fancy
Goods, of sill kinds both American and English.
Country merchants would do well to attend eur
assortment ofsuch articles which can slone be found
In the city. sss 4 4, 1890 i
Selling for the assignee we are instructed to close
the entire stock ~ soon practicable.
The public respectfully invited u examine the
stock which will be exhibited and sold privately dali
~, until the entire lot II closed. 3 ig#' ~ffF q
q Sale to take place every evening" commencing
ct Z o'clock. LARUS 4 SHINE, Austs.,
se26 W. No. ~ Main stree
Having received Instructions to Close the entire
stock az soon possible and TO facilitate our insruc-
tion we have taken the store Main street. No. $780,
tive doors below the Exchsnge nsnk,1 where we
will sell daily at 10A N. and 7P. ~, Commencing
on next TUESDAY, the 21st Inst. Our regular ev1-
ming sales will also take place ct store ~ Main
oc 20 LARUs SHINE. Aucts.
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" Osb orne,s new NJ O nj @ r.
BROTYPEs and DAGUERREOTYPES are now
taken at this monter sze Skyght Gallery to surpass
anything in this part of the country Come and see
for yourselves We are prepared to put up ILLNESSES
in every known style of Art. Now on baud, Morocco
Velvet, Pearl, She'll Union. Papier Machie and Jewel
Cases of every size and price. ALSO, Gold Frames
Gold Locketts, and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also Ambrotype and Daguerreotype stock and mate
rails at wholesale to country operators at New York
prices. -----..------------.- OSBORNE'S Gallery,
my Is ~ Sign Of the Flag.
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~ Notice to the Pu5iie,.-Do not put too
much condolences in the seif-puihug so common with
ssuereotypists but rest assured that any real (not
asiuaryI provenent in the beautiful art of Pho
= srsphy will be introduced By GIBBS soon a. 1t
skes its appearance; but for the present, he conf
uty asserts that there is nothing in this city
Tsble for beauty or durability with the Anabrotype,
aslson Picture" as called by cone. as made by
slbbs which fact is the reason OF many professed
improvements which have appeared in sundry cards
late We can furnish any style Picture III the art.
j we ask is CALI and examine specimens, to con-
ace any enc of the truth of assertion. Gallery,
. oriathian Hall, Msin, between sth and 10th SITS.
acI5 P. q. GIBBS.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, SIS .ss4
[Ofice with George Sumner. Ne. 90 Pearl Street. I
TRUsTEA,S SALE OF HANDSOME

L MAHOGANY FURNITURE, CARPETING.
By virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscr-
Der on the 24th day of October, 1856, and duly re
corded in the Office of the Clerk OF the Hustings
Court of the city of Richmond the request of the
parties interested in said deed of trust shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on TUESDAY next,
the 18th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, to the high
door below the Exchange Bank, the following proper
ty. to wit: Wardrobes, Lounge, ? Cabinets sevs-
raj Bedsteads, Bedding, &c, Mattresses, Pillows,
Washstsnds Chairs, Rich Dsmask Curtains, Silver
Ware, Mating, Carpet, one Writing Desk, one Gold
Watch. =
Most of the above Furniture il nearly new and in
good order, and IL well worthy the attention of
housekeeper. Terms cash. eTl
81. w. WALKING, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct- =
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By Goddin dk.Appcrson.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L SLAVE-As Trustee in a certain deed, dated
MAY 1, 1896, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court in d.sd book No. 70, B, page 49, shall, In
part execution Of said trust Decd proceed to SELL
public auction in front of the State Court House. on
FRIDAY the I4th Nov, 1885, ct IL O'Clock, q most
valuable Woman, named Dicey, who ID said to be q
6rutr rate cock. Terms cash.
P.S-At the same time and place. and by virtue
of another trust deed shall sell at public auction
q female slave, named Emma, daughter Of the above
named Dicey, aged about years Terms cash.
NOT ia HiW. WATKINS, Trustee.
TRUsTEK's s A LIZ or VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE, AT THE CORNER OF 18TH
AND CARY STGEET6 IN THE CITY OF RICH
MONb.-As trustee In Q certain deed, executed BY
A. Hughes, Esq > dated the 10th April, 1854, duly
recorded in Richmond Hsstinss Court, shall, ct the
request of the holder of the bond secured thereby
proceed sell ct public suction the preises for
cash, on TUESDAY, the 18ih day of November, at IL
o'clock NJ If fair II not the next fair day, the fol-
lowing very yalusbls real estate, All the certain
lot on the North side of Cary and East line Of 18th
streets fronting 66 feet said Cary street. running
back $50 feet to an alley which said lot there are
several framed stores and dwellings occupied by vari-
Gus tenants at fair rents The title 10 believed to be
perfect but the trustee will convey with the usual
special warranty. w. 6oDDiN,
no 4---tds trustee.
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- Preserve your Teeth..-Arrest De.
cay Sound and hssthy Guns, Teeth white ss Ala
lster and pefnrned breath can be obtained by the
lss of DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID. 1t prevents
10 formation of tartar, aers the teeth waite, and
. uparts delightful and permanent aromatic fra
!; rance to the breath Recommended as superior to
10y preparation known, by Ors peasants, Hudson,
t:Hcock, &c, &c, of this city, ana by Dentists and
!. lysieisnt everywhere.
For sale by sll Druggists. wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE DOWDEN,
Chemist ard Druggist,
CO 23-3m 9Th and Broad sts.
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u Hair Dye, Hair Dye...J ohnsOn, Bar.
ber has Hair Dye which is instantaneous and never
washes off We will advise all who dye to give John
son CALL as he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
ne charge.
Also to Be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, aninf al.
ibe remedy for ell the ills thst the human hair is
heir to- -- -.-
10TH STREET RETWEEN MAIN CARY STREETS
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By Kent, Paine 6. Go,


1 ARGE AND PEREAIPTORY SALEOF
~ DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES
DAY, the 18th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock we
will sell, at our Warehouse, No. l63 and 1865 Main
street, several invoices Of entirely fresh
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety of very choice and desirs-
BILE goods, suited to the season. "a
We will also sell an invoice of out goods, being the
stock of q retailer making change in busin ess
among which ia handsome assortment of Silks
Dress Goods, Shaws, Splendid Cloaks, Nantes,
&c, 10. y, 80 . =
Also an invoice of Ready Made Clothing, Linen
Bosom Shirts, Merino Shirts and Drawers We, &c
The particular attention of the trade 10 invited to
this SALE as large amount of goods will be Sold EN-.
bracng some OF the choicest and desirable styles
we have ever offered at auction.
TERMs-All sums under 100 dollars cash; over that
amount months credit for approved paper .
NOS KENT, PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
GOOD q X o G L n AND DRO.
A vERs' STAND FOR SALE At AUCTION.
20 miles above Richmond, Immediately ON
the Three Chopped Road, leading to Chariottes-
ville will be sold at public suction on the 18th No
veber, if fair, not the fair day at 10 O'clock
the above stand for business, containing SIS acre g.
more or less good Dwelling house, with Eve rooms,
and all necessary out houses good store house, well
of excellent water in the yard, and good orchard.
no 4-dtd MILTON 8. COTTRELL.
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~ Leeches, sLeeclaes, Leeches.-I have
just received by AdamS Express, fresh lot Of
Swedish Leechss, which willtbe applied upon the
most reasonable terms. g.. 5lllg4 y.J 1at s.Ef
P. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- can be found at all hours, at the Hair Dressing
Room under the American Hotel.
3 RuS0 r C. HOB SON
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ry- Board Of Trade Of RicLsuend.--
uosAcs L. KENT, Pres't. L b. BENTLEY, 3reasE
WILLIAM 3. IsAAes, Secretary.
Commites of Arbitration.
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN, Chairman.
LAakIk w. GLAzEBRoox, JAMES B. DuruY,
DAVID CUkaIE, L. ID. CRENsHAw.
nv 27-a -..
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ryCurtain Goods. large and beautifui
iortment Of Broca.ellss, Satin DeLsines Danssks
noreena Chintz Lace and Muslin Curtains: Also
q .iloons Cords, Tassels Cornice, Bands and Orns-
! ents, just received Curtains and Drsperies made
Gti hung in the last style. BY r.um
nc Sim 1872 Main street.
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~ Tnylsr 4. WiIliaas.

- AAylef ~ Wlll1nDDs tssss
1kIEzzEE1ES sfsIssAATLslE , S1 1 xgAALgAnLE
AT AUCTION. -Ia sxssution 81 s desd d tr.sf
sxecut.s y = = Ill Barnea I'd fSsir vivss. 70
~, ~ s e secure the payment Of
Ted z7th March 1873 asd dsy r.eos1ss ~ ~
Hustinss Court Ohes, BY erdss 81 ID nosrS 81 ~.
Is sss S.e q y ss .a, -
the premees sell e suetisn the mos n - 5S
conveyed being lot Of ground stu.tei IS ~ ss ~
az nmona g tss Nonhrest sensrof o. Cary and
running back on 9Th arsst aa1 Ssx-sss psr.isss 3ss
100 feet and bounded the wsst 81 ~ press,t "a
Abraham wsrwick, and being The .sne property ID
the Messrs. Bsrnss The properly 4 90 ven knos -
that further description d deemed snnseeaarv.
Tns terms Of the deed require cash sals but it IL
dat upon the grsatsr portion Of the pulshsss monsy
LEWIS D. CRENsHAW.
Execgtor Of James Boshsr. deed, Tmkss.
L TAYLOR WMLIxMs. Auctss % ll--2swg
rHuSTkk,s sALk OF FOUNDRY MA.
ChlNERY, ENGINE, &c, &C..--In execution
o. deed Of trust, executed By p L. L. Barnes
md their wives e the subserber. dated 7th day Of
Covenber, 1854, and recorded IN Richmond Husfifss
MONDAY, 10th November, 1855, conner cinr imme-
Gsasiy siter the s,ls Of the Phenx Foundry s1ver.
corner Of or Cary md 9Th streets Ell 3, sns as
fixtures md msteals therein eomprians
- 0Is
r,lani19 Mselns md al other s1seiss Usually an
plo{ec IN n the largest estsblishments
Z. r. sPILLMAN. - R @e3
CHARLES T. W0RTHAN.} Trustees.
-.1Lo. WILLIAMS. Aucts. % 1i.--2aw
SALE or REAL EeT1TF.
oy virtue OF the provisisns Of 8 Deed of Trust
nade On the lst day of September 1851 by ia
sspn cspps and Susan A., his wife, to sscnrs
Sosin sums q money duo to Virgins A. Wits
~. uisi, alo which said deed ID duly Recorded h
me ne cisfes Once of the Hustinss Court Of the
D .iY OF nlcnmond and county of Princess Anns
w De soa before lhs Court House Of said county OF
Der, 1886, lbeing Court Dsy) at - III ior CAR r.
real estate conveyed to BY said deed that i -
all the Certain tract piece or parcel of land
w Little Greek, In the county Of PIincess Anne
the buildings and improvements thereon eost.;n.
ing acres more or less being the said rsrt
winch the SAID Cspps purchased eft John Pefers tru
&C. and virginia A. ehurst on the said mi lsns,
Iao4 20 BY referencs to the deed therefor snd Sui
recorded In The Clerks Office of Princess Anne Conn.
~ Court, will appear. -' ssan'
ALSO, all that certain Lot Of Land. lyins and hail.
known Al the FRENCH GARDTN-it ihS a;na ny
same lot Of land which the said Joseuh Cam r M
chased Of Robert Patte and wife on the 9Th IA Ma
l849 a. By their deed therefor duly recordaS IN ~
CLERKS Office of the Hastings Court Of aid eitv 4
Richmond will appear. - Z, = -. ~ =
The title the said property Is believed to be
tlonable, but selling al Trustee, shall sell and con
yey only such title a. IL vested in me BY said Trus
Deed. 49,
ec24-1ot JOHN PETERS, Trustee.