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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-13

&IO8ES TO LEE.-Tlree stores 10 the new
~ block on southbrdge street. sIitable or any whole
sseor retail business will he let application to r. H.
DEtf EH. 9lS Main street or T.. & s. p HARRINGTON,
No PaiGes BLOCK davtf IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-13

irons FIN FEED.
CORN, RYE, and mixed MEAL, now receiving and
for sale at the Ueyy iolgest market prices. by
j. pf W. Fl. DEXTER & CO.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19
MELANCHOLY DOUBLE SUICIDE.

FAYETTEVILLE, y. c., Dec. H.
Dedr Elpress:-l regret to send you the shock.
Ing intelligence Of the suicide of VIM. +. Wightman,
Esq, Editor Of the North. CdroiiHidR published in
this city, together with that of young nan named
NJ. $. Elliot. They were foDnd dead in the bed of
Mr.. Elliot, at the Shemwell House, early yesterday
morning
In the room were found two notes written by
Wightman, in one of which he says:
zone of us (Wightman) has had this in contem
pation fer two years, aud that now, having good
company, he has concluded to start for better or
country; that he wished Drs. Gillian and
llagh to examine his brain, so that the Jury of in
quest and the public would be convinced that his
mode of death was not from any temporary nsan-
y, but was the choice of both Elliot and himself"
In the other note, Mr. Wightman requests that as
Mr. Elliot the only true friend he ever had that
in death they might not be divided; but desired
that both might be buried together.
The verdict Of the jury was that they both came
to their death by taking Cgnaret Of Potmm.
Mr.. Elliot was from Griffin, Georgia had lived
here for eighteen months, and much beloved by
the few intimate friends which he had made. His
remains were inferred to-day by the Masonic Fratel-
nifty, Of which order he was a member.
Mr.. Wightman was n native Of South. Carolina,
under 80 years Of age and writer of considerable
ability He was buried this afternoon by the La.
fayette Light Infantry, OF which company he was
q member. Yours, q.
49, Cor. PETERSBURG Erpress
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19
CASTING AROITT

The lul in matters political has been short but
sweet. II is rapidly approaching crisis IT, indeed
it has not already reached that point The little
curling waves that now ripple gently over the sur
face Of the political waters point us to the stormfu
cloud whose pent fury will ere long lash those
into foamng pillows. Whatever the state OF the
weather, however regardless, alike of wind and
wa, IS, the democratic bark must put to sea-
The pilot ut the helm and the sormsa set, she has
nought to fear. Fearless and peerless, she'll dash
through the angry pillows and reach port victory in
safety.
TO come closer to the point, the opponents of the
democratic party begin to show signs of active pre-
paration for the next campaign Whatever name
they assume, they cannot elect Governor. To
take the field under the wing banner, would be
useless task. To marshal their forces under the
dirty flag Of know nothingsm would be regarded
insulting to the least respectable among them
Under the colors of Wing Americans, or American
Wings they could not rally corporaIs guard. This
their leaders clearly and hence the Raleigh Re.
gister makes the following candid announcement
" As party th0se Nth uhOm hare acted, and
nop act are Iouerless. We not in tie deM eren."
But notwithstanding the Registers party, las
party" are powerless; :" notwithstanding the party
with whom the Register has acted and now acts,
"dre not in The field eren" still he hopes to offer
some good advice to the democratic party, and
thinks that on one contingency, the Wing and
American party, waving all minor questions would
cheerfully and with patriotic ardor support any de-
mocrat, hariRg other publications." for Governor
The contingency which the Register promises
the support of the Wing and American party to
any democrat, hdring other qualifications" is sim
ply that he will come out against the nominee Of the
democratic convention, and gbly use !" his tongue
about the public lands" OF course, as the adroit
editor of the Register knows, no member OF the
Wing and American party could bamboozle and
split the democratic party, but some sore.headed,
rectla ffisp.s Iker N
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19

NoRrn. CAROLINA CONFERENCE This body ad.
journed sine die on Friday evening last The pro.
ceedings up to the closing hour, embracing the dele
gates to the General Conference, the appointments
to the various stations and circuits and much other
matter OF interest, will be found in this morning.
Express. The session protracted occupying
some tel days, and though pleasant, not altogether
as harmonious was the session of the Virginia
Conference, which Immediately preceded it. 1t will
be observed that Bishop Pierce mildly rcbuked the
Conference at one stage of the proceedings, remind
ing the members that there rather too much
disposition on the part Of some to wrangle. A re.
port recommending Randolph Macon College to the
favorable consideration of the North Carolina people,
started the tongues of several prominent members of
the Conference and elected quite warm discussion.
The report was voted down by very decisive vote
This will not surprise our readers when they recol-
lect that many Of the North. Carolina ministers have
Of late been much cmbttcred against Randolph Ma
con. Doubtless, too, notions OF State pride contrib
uted largely to the defeat of the proposition North.
Carolina has large number Of schools and colleges
now in most successful operation. Some Of them
are peculiarly under the patronage of the VI. +.
Church. 1t is not to be expected that her will
make any effort to build up the Institution of sis.
ter State, to the detrimcnt of those in their own
North Carolina - Petersburg Express.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19
RALEIGH MALE c1Ass,c., sou

IL
SHE NEXT SESSION WILL, RECIN nv r,,,L'
oi me ih Of January 1858, and close on TuesS,r a
The design of this school is to give bows tboro,.,
par,on Tor any OF our colleges with special re pre-
me University OF N. Co. to fit them for The n,ao to
business of life. W. Tue practical
REFERENCES:
y Lrofs Gessner Harrison NJ. Scbele de We're W II NJ
Huiy, Bledsoe and others Of the Facuty r H. ne
yers'iy Of Va; isrt l.. s. HolIadav Hamnsn ia I'M
he,; a, d. noHos and J NJ p. Atkinson Va; Rev \
Raleigh. y ""S"et' Lsqrs,
H. TEENS PER SESSION FIVE MoSrus;
Primary Depa incui, A.,
department of Mathematics kc 20 go wv
Department of Ancient Languages ." W.
Con,unar' Ls''' NeA"",j 10 90
~, 90
Pupils, IN more than department are cboro.I -
Tor The higher No deduction for loss Of time only
Good and easy boarding for three or uuf hnr
had with the Teacher 'O!S may be
Apply to Rev. NJ. Atkinson or TO
December g. 1857 ~ ,'nc.pal.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19
The Standard.
De Fine OFT Dietchen shentleman.


Tuna" The Fine Oh English Gentleman"
I'll sing you now Diechen song, bout Hans Won Krou
vot kept lager bier saloon up in de Bowery sh,reet;
He eat de shwiuepeef shpeck un slough un ecy kind
vn shvcar nit mine goot rrasaus pom dop de beeple
uah barrel Of sourkroui, two bushels OF lager
ber, efery morning he yont eat
lie hne oil Dieclen shentleman, of dc
pesest KNIT
BY de rcshove in his bier saloon efery morning he
Nit bottle of schnapps town py his site glass up in
his liant,
I'm Py himself he thinks dis dOast "ch lioben die Vadcr-
Tn miiou, you couldst Detsche versher for he volt nix
Inglish gasprokcn he't say "Specseh.bccksvun-
grossen dundSr-un- bitten nut de-swiIutgtahd skpou-
peus.die dobblesrn," YOU couldst nix understand.
Dis fine ot Derchen shentleman, Won Of de goot olt
kint.
His noze was ret as pcete yaw py dundcr dat sh rue
His pout iUurdecn inches wte, his we're plack
ash plue;
He pelongs nit de csanserbunt un he turner too
I'm poledickS makes init him nix difference but you
MT de Maine Lckers law, to dake away his lager
bier, den dat somedng new,
To DIS fine ot Dieichen shentcman Won of de pest
est kini.
Dis fine o Diechen shentlemnn he vent to bet trunk cfe
I'm somdmes Won deere vas coming elections init de
udder ielers hc' hight
Uu souck dem dc kuup NIT tOube.barrclt powe-
knife, but don't tink dat vas rite
For dem bccple hat his heat preaket into his
all o.er his face nearly druwnct init big
shick, dell You Something's rite away shust dat
sight,
To dis tine olt Diotchen sheuteman, won of de goot
olt knt.
But Won tine dere comet droubes, he fight nit
all his main.
Dough he kilt two ash six eight couple of
dimes he shumps up flies again,
Dill his heat all spet open town his pack un den
dc ploot comes town like rGn;
I'm py py come dere de coroner nit de shury, sit
him apout twenty-five hours ash dree quarters
skqueeze all de preth of his po,y den dcy prings
in verdichts vat he dies from pranty vaier
de prain,
Does dis fine olt Ditchen shentleman de subjecd Of
dis song.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19

The War Department is said to be crowded with
applicants from every section of the country for
missions in the army for Utah. number of young
men at Harrisburg, Pa, are cndeavoring to raise a
company and tender its services to fight " Brother
Brigham"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19

mat country, for the survey and final adjustment Of
which the nterposton of Congress is invoked.
The Report is one of diversified details, exhibiting
great energy and skill in the administration of this
important branch Of the public service and is full of
interest 10 the whole country.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19
WILLIAM WHITE, Jr a. Co..
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENTS
Raleigh, N. G,

PERSONAL ORDERS small or large, and for articles or
every description, promptly and carefully attended TO-
Commission charge Five per cent.
orders exceeding $40 in amount from places beyond
the reach Of the daily express, should be accompanied by
remittance.
Agents for the sale of Wildcrs Patent Salanandcr Safes
and hclrlngs Patent Champion Sa es Also Fairb,ri
X Cos Patent Scales.
Collections nlade. and promptly RENTED
Discounts procured, and Notes renewed at either of s
Banks. VIC
December 10. 1857. lu-ew
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19
BELMONT SELECT SCHOOL,
VKNNNILIE IOINTi, Y. Q,
10 Miles SOuth of CInrksyille. Va

r, II. GRAVES, Principal
'sNHE IklNClPAl" after teaching for twenty Years
having determined TO establish permanent Select
school IN the country selected the above location ont of
many which he had carefully examined being Irccr,
nen'N suitable for the purpose designed ercnCe being
had especially health and the advantages If social
moral and religious influence. To attain these ends though
al The expense OF improving place, the was pr.
cnrd IN The midst Of community noted for intel grcp
refinement and moral worth, remote from stores ipinr
vice.
The sch ,oI has been years in successful operation
ana The character Of the location above given freely
awarded to il by all acquainted Herewith.
Board can be had in families of the highest responsibility
AS The number OF classes will be limited it is important
INA, applicants state the progress already made.
TERMS For board and tuition per session of 20 weeks
So, payable in advance
The next session will commence on the iih of Jan 1855
Co, c.
December 4, 1857. l2l4-wdt
NEW HOPE ACADEMY, n. C.-This Sclool
Tor buys, in East Chatham, will close the present
Term Oh the 1ih of Decsmber and viii open ior the
Spring Term on the lIth Iasuary.
Inc Teachers feet qualification in saying that under the
very active and efficient cement Of Rev John r. Holt
we nave the prospect OF permanent and prosperous Acad
N.Y. and one Of high character at which our people can
have their sons carefully and thoroughly prepared to
any oi our Colleges or secure for them thorough Aca
dem'Ca training.
The following is list of the Trustees:--
.OHN CASTLEBERRY, e.. j. WILLIAMS ESD
hev. T.. FEARlNGTUN, HENRY WILLIAMS Esq.
a. D. JlNkN', NJ ID. WILLIAMS Esq,
JOSEPu SruSE, GEoRGE WYNN
SINS urcmuRCH Esq,
no take lively interest in the school, and will aid the
Teacher IN brr gng wholesome influences 10 bear and
make !, pleasant temporary me To the student.
The Rates Of Tuition a., S II and IS dollars per Term
OF hyc months, according 10 the stage Of advancement
An students are bound from the time they set IN 10 the
end of the session
Students lIom the East West can stop at Morrisvle
station, aud take the stage thence to pun, near the
Academy.
In behalf of the Board,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19
Resumption of .Specie Pau,ae,,

= I'tS""PI'V" y 'PtOtt dyNltNts.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. l4.-The banks of this
city followed the action Of the New York banks and
resumed specie payments on deposits and notes on
Saturday.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19

A PlZHINl respectfully informs his friends ond ,, ''
EAs TONERS and the public generalv both Of c "," eu
country, that he is in receipt Of large and fresh ,n l
Of every thing in his line such as Candies CnIe '""y
Kinds Nuts, ls"sins Figs Apples Oranges Pickles Rr
dy Peaches, fine Cigars Cheese and large variety '"n
New and Handsome Toys,
together with splendid articles sutab for Christmas M
New Years presents for children friends and swretS "u
gan ana examine his stock and YOU will lind just The m
Giles You want and at prices to suit tie times "'''
store on Fayetteville street, first door above Pe,cpd
Gathngs. 'SVuu
Raleigh, Dec. Is, 1857. III &C
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19

TuE PRESIDENTS MEsSAGE.-We lay before our
readers this morning, the Message of the President
of the United States. 1t is, as was to be expected
an able document, sound in almost all OF its posi-
tons, and worthy of the Chief Magistrate of our
great Conederated Republic The main point of
difficulty and dclicacy is in the affairs of Kansas
Here, if we cannot approve all the views the Presi-
dent presents, he is far to the opinions we
have entertained than we had expected. The con.
structon he puts upon the words of the Kansas Ne
hraska act-that they required the question of sav.
cry to be submitted to direct vote of the people
is, in our Judgment, entirely erroneous. These
words are, it is the true intent and meaning of this
act not to rgisla,e slavery into any Territory or
State, nor to exclude it thercfrom, but to leave the
people thereof perfectly free 10 form anil rcguiqte
TIER domestic institutions in their own ray" Now
what is there in these words which demands that
any pdrtrutar ody Of taking the sense Of the peo-
Pile shall be pursued? They are to form and regu-
late their domestic institutions in their OWn wag-
The people of Kansas thought proper to call a Con
vention to make their Constitutions unrestricted as
to any gdy, The Convention the people If
they were restricted to the way inter dcd by the
President, then they not perfectly ee in the
matter. The President. however is satisfied with
the result He thinks that the Convention of Kan
sas, in submitting only the clause in the Constitu.
ton relating to slavery, has fulfcd what he suppo.
SEES to he the acquisitions of the Kansas. Nebraska
act. We are equally satisfied with the action of the
Convention. We differ too, with the President as
to what is submitted to the vote of the people
Whether the clause in the Constitution is vo.
ted ont or voted in, slavery exists, and has a
guarantee in the Constitution that il shall not be inter-
fcred with whilst, If the slavery party in Kansas
can keep or get the majority of the Legislature, they
may open wide the door for the immigration of
slaves. But this, also is small matter Of difference
with the President 1t is enough for us trat he goes
with the South in the policy of admitting Kansas into
the Union, with the Constitution she shn! present.
whether with or without the slavery clause We
heartily support his policy, although we may not
agree in all his reasoning, And, above all, we re-
lolce for the sake of our old partially and our adj
vocacv of him, before he reached the ilmsrious dig
nifty of the Presidency, that he has not solcd his
fame by identifying it with Walker.
Upon other parts Of the Message we shall take the |
earliest occasion to express our opinion, but in the
meantime cannot forhcar expressing our gratifca
ton that there is so much to approve and 50 little
to condemn, in the views of the President Charles
ton Mercury.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19

The General Markets, yesterday, opened quite
heavily for BrcadsiufiS, depressed by the large re.
ceipts, which included 46 $50 barrels. Flour, and
$4,000 bushels Wheat since noon Of Saturday. The
demand was limited, and the favorable news by the
Europa had the effect only of preventing any serious
decline in prices Of Flour and Wheat The steam
ers private adyices were not delivered early enough
to influence operations Old mixed Western Corn
fell to 70c, buyers having given the preference to
new Corn, which was moderately dealt in at 62c
Csc. for yellow and White, per bushel. Prime Oats
were less abundant and shade dearcr. Provisions
were sparingy sought after generally at easier
prices. a fair business was reported in Coffee and
Sugars, at former rates. Moasses is dull aud droop-
ing No important alteration occurred IN other
branches of trade -Nsw York Times # Tuesiay.
From Col. ALBERT PIKE, NJ G. FROM Arkansas
have used two bottles of our Burhave's Holland
BtterS, and have ind it very useful in case of In
digestion and Headache, and recommend it to all
who need pleasant and eflcacous remedy and val
uabl tonic.
DYsPEPrIc WOMEN NOTICE. Bmrhave's Hollard
Bi,ters has cured me Of Dyspepsia by using it only
one week recommend it confidently TO all suffer-
ing from this disease.
CLARA +. SCHUCHAN.
Pittsburg, Oct "a, 1856.
Senator Hammond Of South Carolina has one of
the largest landed estates Of the South his farm
comprising over IL 900 acres, and may be set down
with proprety as representative man Of South Car.
DINA. He was class mate of William Aiken, who
succeeded hun in the gGbernatorial chair.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-19

a LPHA WOODEN MILLS STILLIN NAB
IA kET THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT VIII l.,
sold to the highest bidder, The premises miles east r
Hsbor0ugh ON Enoc River on FRIDAY the I'D of nnp,r
required. '''"
MARTHA MODERWELJ
And D;hers
December II, 1857. Hits
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THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

The present report and accompanying documents
give full and very satisfactory statement Of the ex
tended operations under the land system of the Uni.
ted States:
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TuSN-" Tie Fine on English Gentleman"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
nrATFSIM OVAL.

A GENTLEMAN PROM THE sDuTH NOW ON HIS
"A the city Of respectable connections and
income desires 70 find lady marm Dnaly inclined.
She be under twenty of good itrn and beautiful II
not person leas in mind. Address, for days,
Pinned, Herald Office,
DAUI me 4. FsrRANGs wtIA UPON RECETPT on
III lie equivalent IN stamps aud a specimen o.
bandvfng return any person deneaon If hcfr chrs~-
ter with descrpt0n Of their past present and flu re sl
Five advice Affairs law suits ourrevs ac Adde'S
with return postage Pauline L. EsIange, Pos, ONCE T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
srEEI.sGnNUn errICns.

yULNTFD-, BooKKEEPERs roR JoBBIss HOUSES,
w solerks FOR ticket and shipping Offices coudu rors
cerks wholesale srOo and dry goods sores eypress
drivers. 2barkeeperp bagfagemeny brakemen fire.
3pOrers men f1rs Gamers and boys for trades and
stores 1pplr 10 BAUFMANA gARRArI, 76 broadway.
yHAkTFn-- n NORRIS CoH HFRT OOls $50 BROAD.
w ws,. sutrsnce In FRANKLIN st large number OF ser
wants cooks chambernads lsun1resses nurses, sean
stresses ans rs for homework both for city and
country. Can se suited Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
NEW PUBLICATION,
NNHE WORLD AT HOME AND ABROAD.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
Five cents q number; ~ 81 year,
40 rs ready this dAY.

THE WORLD AT HOME AND ABROAD
no Is ready this day.
Our readers Wilt III f si1 70 ~ f. = h. WITH TIP
e new ory BY ss bSssr LyOu Bart Va
viii Be 70 ccmpeon 90 oa NOR l s2
sssi nisliecua treat ha' be offered person Of r.
nned and cainyaed TASTE; - -, -
Marriages Of he Princess RaIa England nu.a
non-Prince Frederic William OF Prussia and The Princess
The future Of The American Prty
What are we TO readi
Chai-A New Fashion; What's a Caudle Partyf
The Man About Town-"1he Light Fantastic" OF Perbao
Travel Notes 70 Bible Lands. No IL trr,m own CIR.
he) Church o. the kasiy u ihlehem) Bs.hesem From
Jsia TO Jerusslem-Tens IN the Valley OF JehosAphAt;
shepticai Monk; A Chase Home Eedouii Pursuers Al
Mistake; John secnburger and Guard 81 81 sepSens
The E Ess. Il s. |. fs.s
New Books and Literary Gossip.
Domestic Intelligence.
The xrsto ship Canal -nlusra,ons-KeIeys Inlet; rhs
Rapids The Jsgusr saheua; guans; The Lagoon;
Climbing for Cocoas Lng Oh the Inlet The Ang OF the
The lead secre-Chaper the Twenty ami The Story OF the
General wsrsns Monument, Bunker HIM. illustrate ms.
peasfs statue OF General Joseph WARREN The Warren
bratte and Tatte Little Dorrt
What "a he 10 with ~ BY Sir k. Buwer Lyon. Chap.
Foreign RELIGIOUS Items wonaerfu Lay Preacher; The
Church q tpssnd pre sssnt s@ and Roman Ghoicsni
Thing, Wise and Otherwise.
cemesliie. a Poer: Pegasus, BY our Irish Arts,
Persons living IN the cities " Ne York Brooklyn, and
sdsos ts he once Of Su S
he ~ NJ sR SSS
franklin square, n Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
Trustees Sale.

yIyurRras on he c2i dsv q sre,sf, \. u. 1876.
w r ran,eis n r-ii y -,ttea nanie'a n, hs-i,e.
exe,.ut n unto Ausiia tosin, ss Trnztse c-rfHln
de.d =. 7rnst nv s - TO sid TrH-te the 'ati ~
Nca.t ,lut~ ipwr. desrr eel - flows wi -
TAi-iy q et frcn running IN 10 the sliey hen
dred nj tiity 'e I; "a n. the west side l. ,um-
Der twelve (i2) in mock t"r Ter two ~ In Green's
Accitioa TO the city 81 Davenport, Iva ~ shown
~ The rcorf pisi - aid adi!tif q. witch s~d
vrv>nce male by the said =. Daniel en- and Do
ro'bes his wife for The urI - sceur the paw
mrnt - certain prcrn,S.n,y rote and the iners-t
th.rtnn sien~d hy ss'd r. Derhl.eD dated tn 2oa
dsy o. Angus. A. y 1855. aud pasrble N o-te, 81
WH,ianl II. Abbott. on The 22i dss Of December. A.
D. 1896
And now seid note hsvH1 besrrue due ard raysble
AMI The sai' Dsnieissa having fai.d "a nav rh-
.ar,e l. Austin Corhin. Truso,- as aforesaid q, the
roqY.G Of .aid william II Abboit the owner ~ sAh,
r. do herr cy sive this public tha. v'rtu-
the power Ohch II In vesri by .asd dps ~ Trust
= ~ on SITuRDhy 1ur 2sTH nAy OvMAsen A d.
lsS7 sf'he hour 81 o'clnck In The room ~ sad
dsy At The Cont Hon-e d. or in t,,e CITY ~ Da,.
part, ere u'l oarr fnr sai. pubir auc,ior.
the hisbc~t builder FOR cab parcel f lar sbove
d"scrhed or much thereof ., fhail br srftienf
satisfy snd psv fhe surtrt ~ said rote with the In
telest thereon TO the Gay 81 s~ic together with eli
the cots ar sxsIses tiending said sale oo~ts -
this not ice ard Trustee. f.<s.
Dated the 2stn day Of vehrrary A. D 1851
msrchsdts ArsTIN CORBIH. rr-stfe.