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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAN.
BY WM II. MoSRY. Auot'r.


. doppS CLOTHES. CAsSIMEBfS, NEs1INas, Sc
- Al finN-tammeneinge Tuesday morning The 9Th
INST, ~ oeiaek nj the of u. H. Lewis doors
anoNe inc Nervel House will sell without reserve hls
uc SOON ~ seasonahle DRY GuobS, sc, tho whole OF
Wne ms ueea lately purchased and embraces the most
aud valuable goods both for ladies aud gentlemen
VIZ, me Dress Sikes French Mrrnns Fine Mouslins Ala
paeas bomhasucs audk f taccs Hosiery y annes hichl
ana ofa pnmesiics, Cloths cassimeres NosnRs Linen prl
hnfs 'mofellas, Fine KID Gloves Se. sc, Se.
The special attention the ladies aud gentlemen most
Respectfully solicited Ia thi' saa An export nifty Is Of
g. suit,
me sale 10 be continued morning and evening until the
We STOCK is disposed Of G. u PHELPS,
may JUS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
Lunch Lar in Tfras.

The San Ant"ni" Herald gives the following
account of the killing Of Blcssengame aud his son
who shot Capt Callahan aud johnson.
"rhe oitizrns in the immediate vicinity, learI-
ing this dreadful tragedy. immediately rallied
and arrested Wood-on Bessengane, his wife aud
son CALVIN, as the perpetrators of this horrible
deed. and committed them 10 the charge of a
guard.
As the accounts spread through the surround
ing country. the people became more aud more
excited against the cold blooded murde,ers, UNI
I'll at last they determined to take the law into
their own hands and cut off all possibility of the
guilty wreiehes escaping. To carry out this de
termination, ii hundred or more citizens took the
prisoners from the custody of the guard They
decided 10 shoot ..the father as the speediest
mode of obtaining justice, which was done. The
son attempted toescape, aud he too was shot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

One hundred Polish families, mostly farmers.
have settled in karnes county. Texas, near the
San Antonio river. The Texan says: ''Ihey
are quie, but energetic people; they are aoqur-
ing our Language fast and have already ouiit up
quite city. Including large and beautiful church
that Is now finished"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
lrirnl nfihe Edinburg.

New YORK. May 4.--1he steamer tdinhurg
which left Glasgow on the goth April, arrived mere
this morning, with 7S cabin and 63 steerage pas
senpers Her dates are anticipated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
4 Congregationai Pleasure Trip.

1t is stated that the Rev Dir. Thompson, of
the Grand street Church, has chartered the cabin
of the clipper ship Dreadnought and will start
in few days, accompanied by twenty L,enbers
of his church, on a pleasure trip fora few days
to Europe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

The Washington Sentinel says; I'VE hav"
iust heard Iumor. well auihrn icaird, that
Franklin Pierce will decline The III a"i his name
before the Cincinnati Convention. and that the
announcement would he made public within siriy
hours %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
Nomiunfinn for Gorernor.

CHICAGO, May 4.-rh Democratic state Con
veution here has nominated Hon. w. A. Richard
son for Governor. j. H. Richardson tor Lieut..
Governor, and Mr.. Snyder for Treasurer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
Tie III t'ated Snip John Ratiedge- List Of her

= ~ TT UT" 'i'F ""HH HuIttUSt TsTNI U NJ
Passengers.
BY the steamer Persia. Il list of the passen-
gers on board the i'll fated ship John Ruiledge.
which was lost on the 20th Feb'y las,.by striking
against an icehufg, IF Newfoundland, is receiv
ed. l23 persons, bcside the crew. in the prime
ct lie, were hurried into eternity without warn.
ing. Young Nre. who was picked up in an ..
pen boat. was tn only survivor:
With the exception Of few Germans, all the
passengers were Irish
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

Captain Blythe, of Mississippi. will accept the
oonsuship to Havana, rendered him by the Pres
dent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.


So. IOWEIlN HOTEE.-GrnteSuI 70 MY
ff..s friends general public Of virginia and North
I, Carolina for the liberal patronage extendedso me- p
sl.A Path Of March Last at which time case 81 VAR
oid occurred and whoo promptly made knun through
tbe papers published In the city. take this method d N
ming that there has been ether case on my prem
eA house has been thoroughly whitewashed
aud there Ia no reasona BILE ground suspect Infection
most respectfully solicit the return of my former phronn
assuring thcn that u time disease OF An nie' unS
character should Ia my houaa they D. All I've
informed without delay
From sources informed that there have been
uly two caHeH genuine Small Pox the city, one OIL
which fatal aud There have been
number Of cnscs Of Varoloa which have recover aud
there nre in the business part Of the city
api 30dIw TIos w EfbS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

ucnOvAIn1 5, HOOPER.
NvEW -NcDOnnld n Hooper,
u Dealers in HATS CAPS. BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS.
above Exchange Corner and nearly Opposite me
store of Mossrs McCoke Jones' Main street nchburg
advertisers beg leave to announce that they have
opened a NEW HAT q SHOE STORE in this city, and "a
will be constantly supplied with every article appertan IN
ing 10 their Inc Of business -
In respectfully soliciting the patronage of their friends ana
the public the confident assurance that they WIN
be all to offer superior inducements TO Pnr
both quality and prices OF their goods
One of the has just returned from the Northern cies
where he selections with great expressly for TINS
mark. and intending sell for CASH Or to puneua Gus
toners on short time they will be enabled sell at reduced
ICES " " ap / d6 csf
0OATlIINl. EsTABI1sHNENT mud Rar-
ID BER'S SHOP upper end OF Main street, Lynchpurg'
va ~ -. v L. HARRISON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
Death OF Er Gorernor Troup.

Death Of En- G0pern0r ITouP
COLUMBIA, 5. c., May 4.--Ex Coy. Iroup. OF
Georgia, died in Lawrens county, ). C.' ON the
Goth April.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

y We are authorized to announce WILLIAM STONE
candidate for the Office Constable in the Seventh District
campbell county. Ina IA dide
There is a report going the rounds that have withdrawn
never said authorized any person say that had
api2efde WIN STONE.
y We requested announce WILLIS J. COWLING
rdatc for the Office OF Constable for the 9TH district
tH l9d&cte
= We authorized to announce Capt GEORGE w.
i'i' a candidate for Constable in the second district Of
yNhphcll county. Iapl l6.d&cde*
r We are authorized 10 announce r. o. FOSS a csndi
awe Ter the Office Sheriff OF Campbell county the ensuing
eee'ion. fe 23-d&ctde
- We authorized announce JOHN II. CoNLEY
vnatc for the Office of Sheriff of Campbell county at the
ensuing election, Liam 3Od&eidet
we are authorized To announce EDWARD d.
CHRISTIAN candidate election to the office OF Com
uyeatls Attorney for Campbell county, at the ensuing
. 'eiion lapl 9 dS caiawte
-: >. ~. 2.
~ qua aD.d&cts) STABLER JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

IMPORTER, whsle.
SALE AND RETAIL
"A DEALER In AxgHIeAS
IMPORTED GUNS AND
<sazz-.=. RIFLES. Fo~lng and sh-
Cy4ES% EESrz 49, ing rastir table and pocket
2nEfzsSaJ4 ---S- t,u,erv Walking Canes,
t,. ana ,.,, Ni.. par.,saon Cuua Patent
shot Balls Powder Flasks, Pouches rrd behs D'
Nipples and wtenchcs Washing Ros and Iirke.s, ~
thslls and Collars Makers Materias re- &c -
roLyERs and FIVE SHOOTERS at mnntfaetsrsrs P'''''
the rnde. 4. sUTHkhLAND a..
No TIP Main street opposite Eagle square, Hchmona' ~
DIPLOMA
OF TIM FJnsI Glass AWARDED by ThF sikoiFia1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron thf PoholioN
MKcHAsIc AHTs 10 -.~,...
SAMUEL SNTHEiNpLAND OF RICHMOND, Nihg -.
For eof GU NJ. PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhbheo
r Eshlbien of Aftlas nf American Manufacture hsa :"
Cha OF Richmond tbs lGth day Of Noyt 1909 -.
Lam. w llwtIIta j. A. BELvfs.
asrrc,arx President
Rpl ~ la ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

nANVIELE STAGE LINE fr.r=j4A
III NEW RANGEMENT.-Ifavingp ur- q SS-&SAA
cha sod the entire line of Stages, from Lynch .
burg To Danvlle from Porter, Flagg & Co.. we woud most
rsnafnllv solicit travellers going South as well as those
stoppnC at places the line to Try us we WIN
ia make comfortable good teams ana care
nIJ drivers can upon this road Leaving Lychbug sun
ays TUESDAYS Thursdays and arriving In Danve same
iay Leaving Danville Mondays wednesdays aha fiohy'
and arriving at Lynchburg same day -
w c,s WIN. H. TAYLOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
FUTURE DAYS
4 Duu>lsrHarOR,s SALE

~
"a tlNE LIQUORS. AC-Dn frda", the OH NAV, | VIII
scl nj public auction the personal cstat. Of Bej Stump
erdeed consisting Of Fine Liquors. of every description aud
In first class Restaurants also household rn
said Sumpter
lthNS-Snms of sa0 aud under cash, all 500
months credit secured by negotiable we'll endorsed
y W PAGE,
may odAeiamay admir- Of u. 4. Sumpter,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

NEW sTXLE Avn NEW AMTlCLE.-Eir.

~ INTRODUCTION IN THIS MARKET Ladies' patent
lasting Congress Cater patented March, 1853 introduced To
public March heavng had years trial every
reasonable temperature oha and cod the foot aud on In
every being what has long been wanted by the
iadies-s0metiag thu Du stand We feel very much
Rraed In being able offer this article 10 the public patron
age Also stock Ladies Gents Caters with and
without heels all coors and qualities.
Heels nicely put any gater a short notice
l.. H. ARMISTEAD,
nj Npnr Far IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
E.r ruErnAN0 AND MONEY roo

X EEP TUE fHNNO NND WVNEb 49,
IN YOU undecided where get The GHEAPEsl
BEST PIANOS lust postpone the matter nn' you csn
take o ~ NAsta on trial fop can retain ths money
until the Piano has given satisfaction, -
willing Eise boud and sncnriy tofurnmh you WIN
n superior Instrument NJ n low price.
rdura entrusted ton always receive
particular care. u. T.. NASH Piano Forte Dealer,
80 Sycamore, corner OF Bank ftrcas
Petersburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

NOTICE.-For the purpose Of putting n new
acqneduct Black Water Creek and to enable the
for the enlargement of the Basin at Lynchburg to
the portion of the excavation below the
Canal the will be interrupted and
suspended the 2nd division of the Canal as follows ON the
level below the Water Works Dam the water will be
4th Of June enable the Company to build
the Canal above and below Black Water
Creek It'll Of June tho level will be filed by
feeder tank Black Water Creek, after
which the navigation will remae above and below said
9th when the water will be drawn
off the Levels from Lyncbburg to the Combined Locks and
18th July when the navigation will be full
ly hereby given to all using water
from below Black Water Acquednct, for mill
ing other purposes that water VIII be allowed to DO
drawn the Canal for whatever from the m
June to the 9th June,
By order Of the President o the J n. & X, co
JAMES NJ HARRIS,
apl o6 d. coawtl2iuly Supt Repairs I'd Division.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
Hy. BLACK. Sec'y.

MATCH AGAINST TIME-A match against time decided
at the Broad Rock Course Friday afternoon gentleman
bet Col Wnfree SlC0 buggy could
round the under The horse easily
trotting the mile in 3:29
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
nlsCELLANT


S,rRsNs. s.56.-New Dry Geod-.-s have
- opened large and superior stock Of FANCY and STA
PIE DRY GOODS which would call the attention OF the
public My supply of summer silks Grape l'eraErS bsraRes
Robes French Work &c together with every article Of
Ladies' aud Genemens Of the latest styles and viii
be sold NJ the very lowest rates. W PAYNE
apl lots
SEWING MACsssNEs.-Aii who wish IN snvr
- aud haalth should purchase of these Machines
hey sample construction not easily put out III adjust
II hnudl.d with the work done IL peat
SrABLER & JONES
M adscts Agents Tor Grnver, ilakcr 4 Co
uNON SAG.-a ) shares jsusen- - .istwgs BaWh
II Stock. lma 7 tel PETERS sPENCE n co
rp,O sussppERs OF T0RACCO WEST,
Merchants aud Agents of the fennsyvanlh Rnrord ~
baltimore, ecfuiiy solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
40 ALI. POM rs IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
their with the trade having been Tor
large part of the Tobacco
through baltimore they hacf themselves that they
give satisfaction To shippers.
Freight ~ low M by any other limo
Congnmenu to of rom solicited and punetuaiy
attended to- MAGRAW 4 kOoNs,
SO North street, baltimore
Refer jacob Iieeld Co, Brand H. lialiimorei r. l.
Dudley. W. T. smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston, Miller
Crcnshaw, Lynchburg, Crenshaw Suo, Richmond
ma "a dly
HATS AND GApS.-bust received, 0lt the
styles fine Mole skin Dress Hats. every variety
style price color Of Soft Hat and beautiful assnri
Panama Florence and Dunsnbc Braid, Bird Eye,
Lcghorn Hats Also very few pretty drab Con
gress and Checked sin Summer Caps
apl PldSeins MCDONALD 4 HOOPER
uDuluADEIPnuAc sKnN.-2O Dozen,
! just To hand, Tor sale on liberal terms by
api l6tA NJ ioLlINs &uo.
uDuRE SPERM OIL. LAMP OIL, ins, received
u by STABLER JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

tCTION-Wc will sell AT stoa, the . sh of
May our entire stock of goodseenslstnE Of Hardware
Dry Goods fine Teas Brandes &C. all of which VIII be sold
Meos TIL the day of sale Those Ia want of line Teas aud
brandies Wilde well to examine onr'stock
mayltdt7may CoWLING 4 MosELY.
PoStpOncment
The above sale Is postponed until Saturday The 10th inst
may a-tds COWLING \ MOSELy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

AN ACTIVE BUsISEssThe freight trains despatched iron
wheeling, on Tuesday morning ON the Baltimore and oh
'road comprised ninety heavily laden On the sam
booming the express from Baltimore transferred 300 pas
ugers for the West Benwood and took so Wheeling
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

4 "AS uASKuNS, Architect, OMcc iW WASH
~ iNHIoN CITY. d. e., Pcnnsylyan Avenue. also In
AoSa dria Va, Daiugenhrld building King viii furnish
DESIGNS ana plans for Churches Stores Town Houses and
Villas, Public buildings ect etc also alterations of
old buildings with full working drawings specifications aud
supeniohenee of the written personal app
cation.
variety Of complete of plans Of churches and apccia
cations on hand ap Idaod limo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

SMLED-The U. S. soopof war Portsmouth, sailed from
Hampton Roads Thursday, for the East Indies Her pas
Sengers Robert Gvin Chaplain s. NJ Join the
or San Jacnto In the East Indies VIM Speden, Jr Naval
store Keeper Hong Kong, China; Edgar Speden, Naval
A'ore Keepers Clerk, Horg Kong, China.
The Young Mems Christian Association, of Alexanda Va
moving in behalf the sufferers Of the Cape Verde
lands.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
- y. &c. A. DIUGsuD, Successor. To -

LIE DluattD a SONS, will keep constantly on baud n
large stock Of all tuds Of FURNITURE Of their own
acne which they viii be pleased to sew the cid friend and
patrons y niuGul Sons. aud the public generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06
new GooDs.-Apri, I'D, rs5o.-sacorac NJ.

~
~ FUCKER Co, Lynchbnrg, Va, take great pleasnt
IN announcing their numerous aud the puhc
that they receipt tho principal portion II oi
stock of FANCY aud STAPLE DRY GOODS for sprlna
aud summer trade Their selections made with great
styles and css to the prices with sifie
the ct this community Hlse
H. the tastes and of ihose the adjoining counties and
distance WHO purchase their goods In this city Al
persons wanting beauu cheap aud really good goods
respectfully invited to call aud make lho purchases
n. B-At Goods at cash prices and accounts duo twice
year,vz the lat day July and The ls dry Of Jan
n,iD ,,aI Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

The Enquirer says Mayor Wood, of New York formerly
lived IN a tobacco establishment Richmond
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08
An Irish Letter.

The Hannibal Messenger says that the
following epistle was sent from Dublin TO
young Irishman near Hannibal:
DEAR NEPHEW: haven Z STINT yes let
Their since the last time / wrote to yes
bekase we've moved from our former place
of Twin an didn't know whether a ct
Their would reach yes or not. Inow wild
pleasure take my pen to inform yes of the
deth of yer own Twin uncle Kill patrick,
who died very suddenly af,her linger-
in illness of six months The poor man
was in violent commissions the whole
time of his sickness lying perfectly quiet
and speechless. oil the time talking inco-
heren;ly. and calling for wather. | had
no opportunity to inform yes of his deth
except had wrote TO yes by the last post
which went off two days before he died;
an thin yes wud have had 10 pay the
postage. I'm at loss to tell yes what
his deth was occasioned by, but fear
that it was his last sickness. He niver
was we'll in days together durin' the whole
time of his confine ment. am at a loss
to tell what occasioned it, but am efear-
ed that it was by his attn too much rab-
bits stuffed wild pays and gravy, or pays
and gravy stuffed with rabbits. can't tell
which. AS soon as he brathed his last,
the doctorsgave up all hope Of his recov
cry. | needn't tell yes anything about
his age for yes we'll know that he would
have been just twinty five years old lack
in tin months. an had he lived till that
time wo'd have bin six months dead
His property now devolves TO his next
kin who all died some timo ago; so ex-
pect it will be divided be,wane US, an
yes we'll knows his property was consid.
cradle. for he had fine estate which went
TO pay his debts. an, for The remainther.
he lost in a horse-race, but it was the
opinion of every body present at the time
that he would have won the race If -he
horse he run against had not been too fast
for him. | niver saw man, and the
doctors all say so, that took medicine
better nor he did. He would as lave tax
bilher as swa,e lift only had the taste
an appearance Of whisky punch. at wo'j
only put him in the same humcr for fight.
ing. But can't dwell on this mournlul
subject, and shall sale my lether with
black sslin' wax, an put on IT yer uncle's
coat of arms, SO beg ye's not to break
the sale when yes open the lether, an
don't open ii till three or four days fer
yes recave il, by that time We will be
prepared for the sorrowful lidin's Your
old swate heart sends her love &c yes un-
beknowns to mo. Whin Terry McGee
arrives in Ameriky.. ak him for this let.
,her. an if he don't know it from The
rest. tell him it is the ono that spakes OF
yer uncle's de;h, an ia sailed black. I re-
main your sphekshuneighI old grandmolh
er. a jury O'HooL:GAN.
To Larry O'Hoo!igan, late of the town
of Tullymuchgenhy. Parish of Bal!yras.
ged, nenr Billysluchgur,hy in the coun
ty Of Kilkenny
p. S. Don't write to me till yes re-
Give this e,l lat
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08
Later from Nicaragua.

New Orleans. Tue sda,. April %, 1856.
The steamer Charles Morgan has arriv-
cd at this port with San Juan dates to
the 10Th inst. The Orizabs arrived ut
San Juan on the 10th. and landed 522
passengers. The defeat of Col. Schles.
singer is confirmed. Fifty men were kilH
ed in the engagement. The Cause is at
tributed solely to the gross neglect Of
Schlessinger. The remnant of his party
had arrived at Rivas. Schlessinger had
not taken single usual precaution
against surprise, although within The
heart of the enemy's country; and on the
field his conduct was SO cowardly that
Capt. Thrope was obliged to face him
with postols. and threaten to blow his
brains out; but it was all useless-his
cowardice had created panic, and the
men couldnot be reiuspir;ted. The ours
es vented against Schlsssinger by the re-
turned force are lodd and deep. Capt
Thrope is a passenger BY The Charles Nor
gan; he ports that Walker is IN a good
position aud prosperous, receiving large
sccessions to his force. Another battle
had taken place at Arcopoka. between
fourteen OF Walkers men, under Capt
Bald w IN. and 200 Costa Ricsps. in which
the latter were defeated. with a loss o
80 killed. Baldwin lost killed.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

filence of this Convention are due the
Hon. Schuyler Colfsx, our representative
in Congress. for his integrity. purity OF
purpose. and sterling patriotism in the
cause of National Freedom. -
This resolution was adopted by general
reclamation. without the formality of a
vote.
On motion. il was voted that the pro.
ceedings Of this Convention be publish
ed in the Plymouth Banner. the Ma rshall
County Democrat, and the Register, at
South Bend.
The Convention then adjourned. the
proceedings throughout having been char
acterized by the utmost harmony and good
feeling.
i'll WESTERvELT, Chairman.
M. w. SMITH, Secretary.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

IN pursuance OF an order of The MARSHALL
Il Common Pleas Court, made at its April
term A. d. 1856, the under igned, guardian OF
the person and esta of Margaret Jadia,
min heir OF Martin Bailey, deceased, will
offer for priva'e sale on and alter the ID day
at June next the following described real cs-
tate bel nging to said ward. 10 wit. 3
Commencing at point fifteen chains and
fifty links west of the north east corner of the
west half OF the south west quarter of sec ion
numb (l3) thirteen, township number {33)
thirty three, north OF range ~ one east, on.
Il e nor h line Of said yes. III; running thence
east seven chains and sixty frm links, thercs
south parallels with The east line Of sail west
hall to The margin o. Twin AXE in the north
cast corner Of the north west II action o. S c.
ton nun Der twenty four, then Southwestern
ly along the margin of said lake to ap6ns
south OF the starting point, III zee north par1
allel with the east line last mentioned, and
seven chains and sixty four links tiI II { IA
the place Of beginning; containing thirty vi,
3l-io0 acres. Ar praised at Sa5o, and vill
not l. sold or less sum. 1f9 etrs qct
PAUL JUDlA, Guarui3n.
Nav 8. 1856. SOS lH lisa