Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28

ment Of the purchase money, to convey the same
to the purchaser or purchasers in fee, who shall
be under no obligation to see to the application
of the purchase money, or answerable therefor,
the same having been paid TO the said Trustee
and the said Trustee shall have power and author
ity to appoint agents and attorneys under him. so
far in his judgment the same NAV be neces-
sary to enable him to execute and fulfil the trusts
hereby devolved upon him, and upon further
trust that the said Trustee shall apply the means
which shall arise from the property and effects
rights and credits, hereby convened and assigned
when realized, as follows first, in the pavment
of taxes, and of all expenses attending The sale
and disposition OF the said property, and the COL
lection Of the said debts, claims and demands
including therein the compensation to AGENTS
clerks, or attorneys employed by him In the trust
the cost OF these presents, and Of legal advice
aud services in the execution of the trust and the
usual commission allowed by the Circuit Court
OF this district tn trustees for the execution of
similar trusts next, in the redemption Of all the
SAID bank or circulation notes issued by said
PalTo and Nourse, payable to bearer and also in
the payment of the sum of two thousand dollars
or thereabOuts, due from them to Michael Nourse
being the funds Of the United States and also ali
debts of and under fifty dollars in amount, such
joint debts to be paid out Of the joint assets
and such separate debts out or the individual as
sets Of each and also out of the proceeds arisings
from the individual property Of said c. w Pairo,
hereby conveyed and assigned, paw to Sophia 8
Rail, Henry Il. Pairo. and Sophia f Charles H.,
Clara -. and Mary Ellen Homead, the several
sums due TO them respectively from the said
Charles " fdlTO. as executor or trustee OF the
late Thomss PairO, and then do and shall divide
and distribute and the residue of the moneys
which shall come TO his hands from the said real
aud personal estate, and effects, debts, stocks,
claims and demands, unto and amongst all the
other creditors of the said PairO & Nourse EQUAL
ly according II the amount of their respective
debtS-the joint assets being first so applied to
the joint debts, and separate assets first to the
Individual debts. And the said Pairo & Nourse
do hereby appoint the said party hereto Of the
fourth part, their attorneys irrevOcabe for the
purposes aforesaid and to give receipts in his or
their names, and to do all acts which thew could
do in the premises, and as attorney or attorneys
under them, to appoint and at pleasure revoke
and they do hereby covenant with the said party
hereto OF the fourth part. that they will at any
and all times do any further act or deed which
may be required for furthering and better con-
veving and assessing the estate and effects claims
and demands unto him for the purposes aforesaid.
And the said party hereto of the fourth part doth
hereby accept the said trust and he engages
duly and faithfully to execute and perform the
same In witness whereof, the said CHARLES w
Pairo and William Nourse of the said party here
to OF the fourth part. have hereunto set their
hands and seals the day and year first above
written. CHARLES w PAIRo fiscal
WILLIAM NoURsE, tseal
SAMUEL T.. EDEs, Tseal
Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence OF
aud possession OF tue goods and chaitels Of said
C. w. Pairo, delivered to the said Edes by him,
by the delivery Of one chair in the name OF the
whole and Of the goods aud chattels of said
William Nourse, by the delivery by him to
said Edes also Of one chair in the maine OF the
whole, and Of the goods and chattrls of the
said Pdiro Nourse, by the delivery by them
to the said EdeS, also Of one chair in the name
OF the whole. n. CALLAN,
RlcH'D BURGESS,
j. W. MAGILL.
To THE WOMEN OF THE Unit ED SrATEs-The
Union publishes the annexed letter from Mrs
Mayor Magruder, addressed to her Countrywo-
men, proposing to them that meetings be held in
every village. town and city in the country, to
raise funds 70 be invested for the use and benefit
of the now destitute widow and daughter OF the
late Commander Herndon. The suggestion is
worthy OF the heart Of generous, grateful sympd-
thising woman:
WASHINGTON, Sept ~, 1857.
The undersigned has read with the most pain
full emotions OF the loss Of the steamer Central
America, and sincerely deplores the sad fate of
her passengers, suddenly cut of, ''in health and
and hope" by one of those fearful hurricanes
which in the past few years have made many
hearths desolate, and so many hearts to mourn
But, mid the gloom and horror Of that dreadful
night, there is one CLEAN Of glorious light-one
gallant, noble chivalrOus action that will stand
out in bold relief, and raise for its author mOnu-
ment as enduring as time, understandable as mind;
its base resting in the hearts of women, and its
apex "a elevated as her hopes. 90 Save the women
and children, was the first order of the noble
Herndon; and shall American women forget the
gallant, the noble captain, who mid storm, gloom
and desOation, forgetful of himself, could think
of poor, fail woman and helpless children? New
er no, never.
/ propose to nv countrywomen that meeting
be called in each city and village In the United
States, and that funds be collected and trans
United to George w Riggs, banker in Washing
ton, TO be invested for the use Of the wife and
daughter Of Capt. Herndon, late Of the United
States navy. Let US do something to show
gratitude to one who in time of trouble sacrificed
himself 10 his duty and to woman
Your countrywOman,
SARAH MAsRUpRR
To the Women of the United States.
The RIVER Arrived at Harvey & Co IS wharf,
schr. Northerner, Capt. Woodfo-d from Havre dc
Grace, with ~ tons of coal for J 5 Pearce
At RileYs wharf, steamer Columbia arrived
this morning from Baltimore, with cOnsignmenls
for IL. McCafaTy, ]. Il. Wilson, c. Stott, : Ia
con Co, w. ii. Breret0n, b J Neale, Chas
White, u. u. Parker & Co. Murray L Semmes
T. n Adams. Middleton Beall. Moore & Cicil
Clagett, Newton, May Co, w. Nj. Shuster
schr. Timothy PharO, Capt. Grammar, from Phil
adelphia, 2u5 tons Of coal for Riley; schr Mary
Adelne, Capt. Alexander, from Philade phia
with 10 tons of coal for Warder & Stewart; schr
Mays Head, Capt. Reed, from Philadelphia, with
9I tons OF coal for +. H. Moore
We are requested by Messrs MaUruderS Stone
TO state that there remains in their office large
box, which has been in their possession four
weeks, and is marked W. Jetirevs, without any
other address. The owner is requested to send
his address TO these gentlemen, when the box will
BIZ delivered.
Yesterday the steam-tug W ide- Awake lowed
up 10 Alexandria two schooner loads of guano
from the big ship. IL will be ten DAYS before the
Thayer will be sufficiently lightened to allow her
To pass up over the Kettle Bottoms. Mr. Roberts,
the Baltimore pilot, is still on board her, and will
remain until she shall have arrived at Alexandria
Our friend A, who has just reu ned from an
eel catching excursion to Gravely run, informs us
that since he removed his eel trap from Analo stan
Island to the latter place his in trapping
those sndkish looking fish has been complete
H. states that the ground is much more favoi able
at the Grdvely run for the business than the ii ST.
IN ntioned place, the mud being in d better CON-
dItiOn. He expresses InacL astonishnent at the
various TumOrs that have been set float by ma
licIous persons during his temporary absence, and
his Interesting wife once more smiles to think
that her lord and master is present to Tefute al
insnuations which may be made about his ntc-
turnal visits TO the aforesaid eel trap.
ASOTHkR DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT, resulting
from the careless handing Of e-arms, occurred
on Saturday afternoon, near Behring'S bridge
resulting in the death Of promising young man