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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11

SIR: Your letter Of this day, In relation to the
subject of the extension OF slavery into our neNIy
acquired Territories OF New Mexico and California
has b,su received. have time to give but brief
reply one, however, which trust will be suff
GENTLY ineligible for your purpose As stated in
ms recent message to the Legislature, these Terri
tories have come to US free, BY their own laws,
from the institution OF human slavery. IL is incon-
trovertibe that slavery there or elsewhere cannot
exist without the sanction Of positive Law. fur
Their believe that CONGRESS CAN C0NSTITU-
TIoNALLY PASS SUCH ORGANIC LAWS AS
WILL IN THEIR OPERATION PREVENT tbs
PASSAGE OF ANY SUCH LAW BY THE
GOVERNMENT OF THE TERRITORY. II follows,
then, that CONGRESS CAN in my judgment con-
STITUTIONALLY PREVENT THE IN fR0DUC-
TIoN OF SLAVERY INTO THESE TERRIFIC
RlES. In relation 20 your second question, | viii
add, that, viewing save-y as did nearly twenty
wears ago 10 report made in the Legislature of our
State As dawback upon the prosperity OF any
country. / WOULD. II A MEMBER, USE MY
INFLUENCE AND VOTE FOR the passage Of a
law oi the kind referred to--lhat Is 10 say, A LAW
WHICH WILL OPERATE TO EFFECrUALLY
PREVENT HEINTRODUCTI0N or SLAVERY
INTO THESE TERRITORIES
am, respectfully, your ODDS serv't,
JAS, WHITC0AB.
Mr. Cwen's letter il too long to get into to-day 3
paper We give the conclusion to which be ar
lises.
Fur these reasons. II hsd seat 10 the senate,
I you'd bot Introduce a Wilmot proviso apply Jog
90 our Aesican possessions; and il il vas intro
dueeJ by others, would vote 90 lay il on the Ia
BILE.
: Az the Senate i nov constituted that motion
would prevail | would then vote Tor Il introduced
hy others l0r, II not you'd mvself introduce, a
joint resolution declaring that BY the Law Of the
lAnd aud Of nations California and New MEXICO,
including SADte re and the valley Of the upper Rio
Grahde free territories Fsrther Ia biIl or,
ganxing these territories you'd vote for. or n,Fo.
daee clause prohibiting the Territorial Legislature
from passing any enactment on the sueiecI OF
slavery In such bill l would vote also Tor q
clause providing Tor an appeal from the territorial
courts 10 the Supreme coast OF The UBited States,
~ithous any rsstFietlpn - 50 the amount Of cen.
lEosersy. Reed hardly add that weald resist
By ms voies and inAusnes any sslsmps By positive
leeslaoo 70 insFedues slavery Into any portion Of
csllleFnIa Or Nsw Hesiro o. any other tefriiosv
BOZ freq aaeh 10 my Opinion i eoarss. On thla
sahssst secoFssns a osse VIII The splFls II ths
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11

HAVING qaaAhsd Ads iai.fFator - A l. ssstha. A.
II ceased. hsgshT net 81 lnsAief q hla 70
maks pAy neat - q ~ Dsfos * tAe NAahEfe hsna
frinrnR comqaay, nEd 81 afEans having eisHs aEaus
hin neds4 70 pfesapt lhxm dxsF erTifsd = - fr
sss'pse - a. r IAsF ~ - tnrgsE tasyss. -.
fHse2 ~ II ekee- =
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Chancerx Sale.

TN pursuance OF deoree the Chancrry Court Al Nash
vile, in The Of Ann Smith - J. x. p smith,
viii, tbs IS dag Of October next expose fsr pubic
sale 10 the hFhet bddr. at the Court houe yard IN said
city 80 OF lard lying the CID Lebanon road be
ing part Of the Of land belonging the estate Of T.
P. smith, deee ased, on Mil Greek.
TKRSs o. sALk-sad land will be sold a credit Of
and Two years, notes well secured aud lieu retanrd
septic @ ID. BRIEN, O. ".
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Notice.

NHE co-Partnsrship sssng under the % AmisOn,
Il Doom Co. 10 this AZ di-s0ivet b. mutual consent.
Doom J. l. Aanserd wib Confines the Business al
the old stand No. 40 broad street. under tbs J. a
Doom A Co.
J. T. Doom Co. assume All the Liabilities and viii
nanny ANIBON,
J. r. DOOM,
Nashville, Aus. IS 5S-im J. l. MANSFIELD.
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AYrk9 ebtsipei tsra ~ atinistrAilan upaa De e.
II tate Of & ~ FHBans deceased lhaae aashted y ~
harnE ealms kEaiasf he estate please eaH nn ADD
masea s<ulsmeal A. g. NERRrff Admine7ator. f
srpffe~lad Ne. IS cherpf street.
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FAIRFIELD VILLAGE.
FIRST FALL SALE, 1856.

ME earnestly call public attention to sale In
w this mnst Brantfa Addition TO OF ihe prem
ises THURSDAY, THE nth SEPTEMBER.
FAIRFIELD VILLAGE j. that portion Of the
Lands Of Major Wm B. Lewis. adjoining the city Of Nash
vile and east OF the Lebanon Turnpike, also adjoining the
Tolgate The ground is laid Of the Turnpike into ATTY
foot LOTS SIC feet DEEP with 30 foot Alleys There Is
Of Lots OF smaller Street ale 10 The Turnpike
The residue Of the ground is laid % into Lots OF from
O. i've These grounds nee from the heavy City
Taxes, all Of ane SOIL AL handsomely situated Of
them ed with noble Forest Trees and ell worthy the
attention Of all who wish comfortable and quiet homes The
Lots 10 be sod by The Acre most admirably situated for
suburban Residences Pleasure and Market Gardens, kur
serfe &C.
Cal efce get plots Of the Grounds, 60 aud
Inc them, and attend sale. They viii be sold
usual MOST LIBERAL TERMS. On q credit Of one. two
three four Ave years for Notes bearing interest," he
two hrs satisfactorily endorsed, and lien retained for the
payment Of ali. Sale Al IL O'Clock, A. NJ 0mrisuses
usual LlNDSLbY CRntKErr.
+. r. GLAscocK, Anclioneer, SO collrge street
eaB- The Lebanon Turnpike Is the most prominent
Tui npke lead ne into the city Some OF these Lots would
make good business stands being be oud the city limits
Civ License required which, with the other city taxes
word make an item in a m ms savings. sePsS-td
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IN cHANCERY AT CHARLOTTE.


u
N this upon the allegation in the bin and the ada
l. Wit thereto, it appears to III satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Msser, that John D. NaDieT, The eniant in this
cause resident oil the State Of Tonnes ee and that
the Crdn Of the law cannot be served upon him
1t therefore ordered that publication be made for our
successive weeks IN the Nashville Weekly Patriot
paper Published in the city Of Nashville requiring said Ma
pier appear the q the Chancery Court
be held at Charlotte Tennessee the Sd Monday in Sep
TENDER next and plead, drmur 20 the complain
ant b the will be taken Tor confessed and for
hearing parte. o. COLLIER, G. NJ.
septt1- Al
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Great Sale of Improved Stock.

WILL offer at auction at my residence, FIVE miles west
L OF NaShve the 18th OF October next, 1t being the
Saturday previous TO the Tennessee State Fair, fifteen
eighteen Pure Durham ulls 81 different ages eight ten
young ia ks, hundred and hfy Saxon Bucks, and
few female Durhams lot Of thorough bred stud
part Of the bulls, Jacks, and bucks equal any in
America The bucks Of the flock that honored with
medal at the Worlds Fair in London, in 1851 Long
perence ku' ope and America has properl settled the
question that Durhsms far superior any other breed
Why breed from any but them and III ir crosses
MARK r. CoCKRILL.
RTocx tcR seDt1O-weoid
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NOTICE

hereby given 10 the Stockholders Of the Henderson
Nashville Railroad Company at the verteentb install
ment 81 ten per cent upon their Stock due snd mus.
DC para on or before The arst day II Oct0ber next
By order 81 the Board Of Directors
AMBROSE G. GORDON SecN
septo-t H. 4 n. Railroad Conpany
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the Democratic sspirants 10 g seat 10 the Senste
would, IL Necessary TO secure success come out in
favor Of preventing the introduction Of slavery into
our new territories. How far that prediction has
been realized may be seen from the following cor
respondenee between them and the Hon. Z. Il.
Rousseau. s-~ t~
A copy of the following was addressed by Mr..
Rousseau to each ofthe gentlemen, whose answers
win be found below
IEDIsEAPoLIs, Dec. 9, 1S48.
HoS. z. A. HANHEGAN: Your name will doubt
less be before the fhe Legislature of this State, Of
which am a member, as candidate for the United
States Senate.
DeemiDg il but reasonable that the voter should
be spprised OF the sentiments OF the candidates TO
be voted for would respectfully request that you
| inform me of your views upon the following pro,
positions
| l. Has Congress the constitutional power to ex
clude slavery from the Territories Of the United
States while they remain Territories!
2. II such power does exist, are you in favor Of
its being exercised by Congress to exclude sla
very from them? Yours truly, &c,
r. q. ROUSSEAU.
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Better Late Than Meyer.

'INHE Celebrated Genuine PAN CAKE, FLAT PRESSED
and LY0Ns Isr TOBACCO, has Just been received
ey LYONS Co. Wholesale Dealers IN Havana Cigars Ii
qnors, Tobacco, &C LYONS CO.
seP4 19Cedar street
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To PRINTERS.

A GOOD compositor Is wasted a. he sunapsr nag c.
~ sppiying - sepfo "a
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y
I volume 12mo, Muslin. S57 pages. Price 81.
Never, since the days Of George Whitfield and Edward "
wing has minister Of religion acquired 50 great repu
alton this preacher in short time There IS no nan IN
Great Britain who draw such immense audiences and
none who in his happiest efforts completely enthra
the tent and delight the minds Of his hearers-Core
sp0Rdsat Of the Independent
What the Jenny Lied Jurors in the musical world the
spurxeOn maIia be in tie Cavintc for wher
the young decamat people rush to hear him with
a suHocanE el5Owing almost fight vehemence, amusing
enough yau be sufficiently high to overlook the crowd but
very chok and alarming should yourself be IN the
midst Of the melee The latter my Tuesday
ming last with ribs sored and wrists bruised in
my efforts reach Broadead Rooms but only thankful
that got out with my hfe-"-BrIstot (ERgtdHa1
Paper.
"He is rated by his adherents above For Whitfield.
Converts and baptsms frequent and Exeter
Hall will not contain the multitude who seek to catch the
sound II his voice "-NetC Yorker.
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DENTISTRY.

MY Friends and the Pubic are informed -
wi that can az all tines be found al my 1891
Office 80 walt on all sho may require my uIFFD~9A
professional services; beng possessed q all --A1
the Improved nodes Of inserting artificial teeth, viii In
sert partial fall Of Teeth God PAinA GnttA
Pereha base a. The mar require the preference Of
Of the patient may In ieate. L. .. GUM,
angt6-im No. 5N0rth Cherry street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11

fNHE sub eribsFs have ast cpese very handsome A.
snrtmeEt efFCRAfiiiNG G00tiS comprising 4 r. AZ
variety 81 gloves. sasp<ndsfa, ngekea ana ianey
stocAa, Inca oshn- kandkeFchiz inb's uaai snd cot.
ten hat Aesr. gspis' SAWS and mnier5, 6s kc al Il
ssptis ollFToS AhsoFT.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11
NEW FALL L WINTER GOODS

II AN nov receiving my stock Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS 10 Wheh inyiis tbs attention Of my c1aomers
and The public generally Also, SCOTS Report Of Fashions
for 1876 !. sam PRIcHTrT.
aog2I Bu0-lm 81 College street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11

Al o'locs A ~ AMI o'clock p. ~ his Rooms ever
Mr.. Bee IL Dry Goods store College street.
Mr. GoodsiH In his opening this will Introduce
coarse o. Classlc WAtzss ths vii supas, In and
Al introducian 81 W4zpg Ia fahonAble society has
dus him study every feature Of rs exeoaton and
blend hat eegan In moviug that males Il pezsars
instead a. labor.
The Mssvs and Mastsrs Classes IN the afternoon are ar
rang with Al the advantages hat be derived from
socistnR together make them Snccrssla dsbaaRts n
socety and 70 do away With thai ava ~ar dtvIce which
AZ tim, he them ~ pear Fae q eannot bst Be
% pain 70 parents her ehdr soep orvafd sh
shoulders out and chest eontret when h l. thai
b. thrse grAesfni exercises a can te prevented
80 ferns made knovn Al bis AeAdsDy sep io-tu
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The Contest In Indiana for state officer.


The Union and american is, at this late
day, sermOnizing upon the niquity of the
Americans and Black Republicans of In
diana, as displayed in their support of a
common ticket, nominated last May, for
State officers. 1t, apparently, is utterly OBJ
livious of the anti-slavery sentiments of the
Northern Democracy. and of their coalitions
with abolitionists, which resulted in placing
such men as SUMNER and CHASE In the
United States Senate, where they have
made war, constantly and increasingly, up
OH the rights of the South 1t is, appa-
rently, also obivious of the fact that the
Van Burens are fighting side by side with
it in support of Buchanan, and that John
Van Buren, and John c. Breckenridge have
been laboring recently in Indiana to get
a sufficient number of republicans and free
sellers to join the squatter sovereignty de-
mocracy to enable them to carry the State
Ii also utterly ignores the record of the
Indiana squatter sovereignty democracy !;
between whom and black republicans there
is precious little difference so far as opposi-
ton to slavery is concerned. In order to
remind it Of that record, we republish the
following article from the Louisville Jour
nal. The reader will be satisfied by it
that the Americans of Indiana, could not
improve matters by cooperating with the
democracy
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40 NEGROES VOR SALE,

HAfC On hand sorsY Nssroes ior sale consstnl
1 a hen. Nenea ana n a.s Cars Cooks. &C, arnOnEz
whan a th<t cnme "rea rceommzhded and pro
psfly voacA-a Mr." Cal zen.
aaxl8 -. REES W. PORTER.
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Mr.. II. III. COOKE.

HAVING taken interest in business viii not
IL hereafter hold any regular knoon s&hs. The style
Of our arm remains the saG-s
NAsHvn Is, Aug. I, 1855. I5BY MoR6kH co.
P.s.-We have removed 10 siore, Ne. Z Pub 70
square. where opening and h ndsome stock
Of Merchants generally. laughs
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TIVE uadersisn would recommend al Who have
ehafds n vKston % and dry their
fruit, a. Il w bear hxh durius NE lie
nov prepared pay 81 per bashs o peaed Apples and
81 Is 81 a1pcalrd Reaches. d. D. IcKkY,
auxz8 No. Colierz street.
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STOLE n

L'RGh my residences on the Middle Franklin n
4 frurnpike. the night az the 2Sh inst fIK-3S
large Bay Horse fali 10 hands high, very large nh
Nind gals on hind legs, marss remembered Az
the sane tine Old sad e and Grid % the strup
Tiers Is broke at the strup and tied with string vii
give large reward for the thSef
reason able ons Tor the return OF the Hosss.
AugS0 THOs. GALE
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$50 REWARD

- STOLEN from the farm o. Thomas Hamlet, near
III ~ the Aoienssie rurnpike, about twelve miles from
NASHVILLE, on fTdly night, the 2sth q August .
Deep Bay Horse about years very high beaded
little White on beth hind feet heavy name and tail car
res his tail 'housh had been nicked shod al round
VIII Pay t2s for the recovery o. he horse $500 the
horse and thief THONAs HAMLET
sept 2-2w
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m 49, .sS n = sss 4: s, s !. - a
prlsss, aslshs AAtsa. lsPi r. A nscALL
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W. T. BERRY d co, have also received
THE MARTINS OF Gro MARTIN, b. Charles Lever.
THE WANDERED, By the Author Of The Waterman
HELEN LINCOLN, By Carrie Cspron.
THE HIREIING AND THE SLAVE, cHIcORA,
and other Poems, by William J. Grayson.
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NEW GO0nSl

ID G MeNARf GO. are opening tn day LARGE let %
IL MN G0ous---aibuns Laess Embroiieries Collars
a Tts 8eltlaz h 81 Appliqus Lace. fnsss
are nire r0cdz ca 4aicx ihey gin - al gone
AUS lSt 4. Q mcNAkr Co
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11

Oars 800 BUSHELS sHELLED OATS on hama and far
" sale BY (sepuy d. D. DICKEY, 5 College st.
GsoRN.-50o0 SACKS CORN on hand and FIR sale by
~ sept4l D. D. DIcKEY, 5. College street.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
W ARD L BIRMINGHAM,

4hO. ., CeddT OtreeR,
HAvE received their stock Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS Of al the latest styles and viii be pleased TO
wat upon all their old friends and the public generally
Also, a good stock % FURNISHING GOODS
sepi4-1m.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11

AFAKH. ps~s q is bst materials aad IN ss- variety.
WI arsuxhi Iron and steel Mouid BokrdE Fht and
-f Aans PiswA A W.PurNAA. ProprissOr.
Uses enAEF Maa4gcr.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-11

I HAys 9.csvea Anoihsr Los Superior Sole Leather
Trunks aad Falisss, (Ashisnd Paifsrnl Also. Ladies
Bsnnst Foxes. sns ssd q vnrea styles and ov
FFinzs. JOHN RAAA0L
goliara 4rreef
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WISH % per,aass hlEse nansher q and War
r4nl4, knf IN size hs EAsEees fHncss 81 ne sas.
0Eflcz. ~. ~ cHaNAr 1rnkng
aas2s-4im r. a. HskE ~. ia
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WHEAT! WHEATsl

Want = paFehasE say easaltg q sea VISA -
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NEW 30 KS.
SCHOOL ROCKS.

TO0H EELS0E e co, "A Union Street,
A Re prepared 70 furnish such Primary and Advanced
School Books as are used in City Schools, and the
Private schools IN the City and Country at ioW prices a.
can Be Afforded In Nashrile
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AN CLING

Mr. GOODWIN having returned from The gAy', N5g,
WI where he availed hinsef o. opportgniiss kd4Af
seldom TO be mt with, bers agpeaaoe 10 the cit kAs
ixsns OF Nashville and vicinity, fhu be will com ~
niece series OF instructions the polite art Of dancing,
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SCHOOI GTATIONERY-

Copy and Composition Books Letter and Cap Paper, Ink,
PENS Pencils States Drawing Paper OrayJns Rubber, &C.,
IN very reasonable terms.
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1.-THE MODERN WyHITFLELD,n
AUDIENCES BsES
10000 Persons,
The REV. C. H. STURGEON,

TOON, NELSON &C CO., Al Union St.
Have received the following very popular Work which they
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ALEX. Il. STEPHENS, of ga.
CnAs. J. FAULKNER, OF Ia.
w. Brooke, of Miss.
ALEX. WHITE, of Ala.
j. ABERcRoMBIE. of Ala.
r TooMBs, of Ga.
JAMES JOHNSON, of Ga.
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Ealnahle fllI Prepertr far Sale.
LAND WARRANTS.

49, ss.... 1910 ?, g cesss s.s.s. Z -. Sss,
oncs iy9-n
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LAND WARRANTS BaVoaT on LOCATED.


TrsT repeigla fFssA sEPpy q ing spaF nasksn Il
u CHARLES afEAn&fcA GWAHE se5N q
0aaf1 aa9 fnt uEfFanlR9 = ~ 04naIua 1H1 Hnra.
rsof Artlele. 4. 4 HfkRtoN,
nspt1-Ia ~ q Eafilc azazfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
MORTGAGE SALE.-JAMES H. MORROW

0I and IRA CHRISTIAN mad and delivered 10 BEN "A
the thirty Of July in the th)n.And -islt huh
sJed J four, conotIol ed r he payment Of the 81 Of
tsy April thereafter with interest thereon from the
date Of aid mortgage tseSsI per c-n srnam Snih sad
moI,sse power Of sale Of the premises th-Teny
orssd default OF payment pursuant 70 the condition
thereof which mortgage, with the power OF s4le therein
and County Of NewYork IN LDer NJ an Of Mortgages pso
~ on he second day Of Aogus,, 1851
o Of the money secured to b -d thereby
The .id mo has been duly assigned oy ssd BENZ
Vile Rene Randolph Tor vusble cons' GRAFTON, hy
see no oeI AID owner o said gsge Sad instrun1u "a
duly skDow.edgei and iecolee ~ sAd Resef
No ntceed AZ al sw have the
due upon except that az scOn vas Innen 81
~ ad RaDooph forecose said m9F'ssee whi:h eton
@ teen d0LtIpeo ami ended ano 10 u seat nas been re-
sre 10 due ard pays upon said at The iato Of
die Loce ibrs.1d mi hive oI-rs ara q y
Eve sso'e ell 9ayaents made on acoahtoi CT
Notice herr tven that pursuant to the power Of 'ee n
said nofssse na ID OF the Statutes N suh case MAE
prov Sed the said b fre'Ios ID by asse OF
mOrfsgei PENNIES granted by sale m9is.se pao,s
CITY .fNew Yors on WEDNESDAY the MI eteenn day II
November, tie 1856 A. u oc cck al ool OF uAt 80
Nh,h .sid mOrs'sed premises are ae'er 'ed IL mortgage
All those veran lpts pieces ra-;es o. lA'a staa.e
City OF N,wloik betwe.u The yeuh aid Eish.h AVE. -,
ircwh aid ds gushet nap sie IN The Office OF the
%st Of q Los Of LA or rroprty Of a-bre
H. Csid his part Of the farm o. "a p" ~ L. ,es GS
seber bound .oabery frOIe by Thy-seve1'h sLee
.sSsily hy ict Iunber 81 Chr Jtwo) iery
,be res. by OF. numbers 10 bteeDj aud p weVe) D. s'ii
map, westerly b. lo Iumo ~ t~tnJ n.el IN ' ~ "
mere VI ess sua ia length eide hiAe 80 feet ~
che, more excepting gheen fst OF ne eSseTy ns
o. .e OF lot Cs hty which IL To- IL said m
~s''-'RfnEGrN E R RAS6oLFH A.. ace fY'rtsse,
Resoepce NJ. 20 West 55b s,fee;, Nev.io.k Cry
7. j No zoe Broad way, Newton.