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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17
Tho Yellow Fever at New Orleans.

NkW UkiGAss Oct. 10, 1868.
Emlgrsnts by hundreds continue 10 arrive here, sst-
withstanding the yellow fever. Tho number Of deaGhs
yesterday WAS forty eight.
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SAYANsAHi W. 10, 1858.
The United states steamship Alabama arrived n the bar
at twelve O'Clock today All well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

The number 81 deaths. compared with the cor
responding week. IN 1856 and 1857, were - FOL.
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The First Congregational Church and Society 10 Lewis.
ton, Me-. (atc Rev. Mr.. Drumnonds), have extended
unanimous call 10 Rev. A. G. Adams, &C Manchester H.
formerly o. Gardner, 10 become their pastor.
Rev c. 1hachcr. Of Middleboro Mass has received
unanimous call TO become pastor Of the Congregational
church IN B.neiam,on, NY.
Rev II Elliott, late q stamford, Conn, has received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

Mr. Albert ". Plumb Of Buffalo, graduate in the d
class al Andover has accepted the unanimous call OF
Chestnut street Church and scciaty IN Chelsea Mass
tcome their pastor, and i 10 be ordained November
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21


The Convention was called to order at o'clock
w. R. Cox, of Edgecombe, offered the following
resolutions:
Resolved That the pursued by Senators and
Representatives in Congress from this State in voting to
admit Kansas under the Lecompon Constitution meets
unqualified appreciation; AMI that extend
dial and sincere thanks that and patriotic
band of Democrats the North who with u patriotism as
broad the Union have sustained the national adminstra
ton and rights of the States and that
are proud TO claim them as our political brethren
Resolrrd That regard the action of those members
from the South who opposed the admission of Kansas
best interests of this Union and only soya but
voluntary misrepresentation of the views of the section
that they now profess to represent.
An unimportant amendment was offered by j.
Fulton of New Hanover, and accepted by Mr.. Cox.
w. Robinson, of Wayne, also offered an amerd
ment. The object Of this amendment to sup
ply the names of those from the South aimed at in
the second resolution.
Mr.. Cox considered Mr.. Gilmer unworthy of no.
tice, and was opposed to the amendment.
MIR. Robinson preferred open to covert assault
Mr. Cox would not soil his lips with the mention
of Mr.. Gmer. 81" said Mr. R., twill undertake the
dirty task, and denounce him as traitor" loud
cheers)
Mr.. Kerr said the Committee on resolutions had
given this matter full consideration but did think
this course compatible with true dignity. He, (Mr.
Ky did not approve Mr.. Gilmers' course, but he
would not make pesonal attack upon man by maine.
By request Mr.. Robinson withdrew his amend.
ment and the resolutions were unanimously adopted.
q" W. j Houston, of Dupn, offered the following
resolution
Resolved That in baotting for candidate for Governor
this Convention will be governed by the two.thrds rue
and that nomination be made unless the candidate
designated receives twohrds of all the votes accord
ing to the basis of voting already established.
Jc: Badham, of chowan' offered the following
Resolue That in the selection of candidate Cover
nor he who receives majority of the votes represented
this Convention shall be its nominee for that office.
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asked for the credentials Of the delegate from Ruth
erford, as he could not find his name in the print
ed list, and moved he be struck off the roll.
Hon. W. S. Ashe, of New Hanover, did not think
a delegate should be ruled out on objection from
one gentleman.
j. A. Waugh, of Forsythe, moved to lay the mo-
ton on the table,
w. j. Yates, of Mecklcnburg, stated that he had
received letter from Rutherford, instructing him
to give the proxy for that county to the Whining.
ton delegation. This appeared to be the cause of
Mr.. Hoke's movement
j. Mordecai Of Wake, was in favor of the dele
gate before any proxy. In answer to Mr.. Hoke's
objection that the delegate was not quite 81 years
old, Mr.. Mordecai drew attention to the renegade
scarcely off their heads y who were not only dele
gates but active wire workers in the Convention.
The question was referred to the committee to
verify proxies. s. z. stt5.&
s R. E. Reeves, of Sury, was loudly called for, as
the hero of the resolution to expunge the infamous
Mexican Preamble. He Was not prepared to make
~ speech; but he acknowledged the honor Of nov
ing against ihs lying and would see it
sblotted from the record, Il lsss
me i7infe was called fol. But lest he might
prove himself quadruped OF : ionger.earsd kind he
swpald attempt no speech Laughter
The orr vas raised toE 1ierdecai and was Siror.
onaiy kept ~ bR 81 esfe fsom forsyth M. M
sdt 80 GOWN 80 Ire Con-:
lg Az s1slaianin iths stsps
l9sss w. & q g 4 ~
s. III ~ sssss ss sss,ss|
81 81 llbsstyss
s. s E 8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19
By E. B. LAmsoN. Anctloneer


MORrGAGEE'S SALE.-Wil be sold at
w Public Auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the sixth day Of May next ten O'Clock in the forenoon
the following described Real Estate, to wit:
certain tract Of land situated in the City of Worces
ter in the County Of Worcester and adjoining land OF
the State Lunatic Hospital, containing nine acres and
thirty rods less bounded and descr bed as fol-
lows Beginning at the northeast thereof at land
OF said Hospital thence s. deg e. twenty seven rods
and eighteen links to land Of said HOSPITAL thence 65
deg W. eight reds and eleven links, thence g. SO deg
". fourteen rods aud links thence N Tot deg w
eight rods and twenty links, thence N II deg e. three
rods thence s. ss+ deg W. two rods aud eighteen nks
thence s. deg W three rods thence N. 893 deg. W.
twelve Tode and twenty zone hnks thence deg. e.
two rods. thence W. SIX rods and three links thence
turning and running land Of said Hospital NJ 22t deg.
forysx rods and twsntythree links thence turning
and running on land Of said Hospital 8 70 deg. u.
tweptyeght and onehalf rods to the place of beginning
IL being the Estate described certain Deed OF
Mortgage given by Rufus Hastings to the Lancaster
Savings Bank bearing date the tweniy-sighth day OF
May, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty six, and
recorded in the Registry Of Deeds for said County Of
Worcester, Book $50, Page 44S. Said is made in
pursuance OF o sale contained 10 said mortgage,
for condition broken default having been made in pay
ment Of the OF Honey mentioned in the condition of
said mortgage. LANCASTER SAVINGS B ANK,
By o. T sYMME5 their Treasurer,
duly authorized for that purpose.
Lancaster, April 2, 1855. apl9 dts
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DIED.

In Globe Village, southbrdge, April 4, Mrs. Joseph
Ne,ux, aged st.
n surbrdge April A. Lucretla vinton, aged 72i 7th
David son OF Nelson and Emene Benuett aged Q
months.
In Charlton, April 6, Mrs. Micah Partridge aged So
In MI ord, April 10, Maria, wife Of Geo K. Holland
sged %
De lisou Robinson, aged a.
In Dsna April 9, Mrs. Pamela A., widow Of Ira
Chaub Rim, aged 49,
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Worcester, 50. Probate Office, April TO- 1858.
To all persons interested In the Estate Of GEORGE p
rbUKsTON, Of Lancaster an insane person,
GREErfNG.
VOU are cited to appear at Court Of Probate to bo
II holden at Worcester, on the first Tuesday of NAV
next to show cause why license should not be granted 10
John @ Thurston, tbs guardian, upon his petition to
sell the whole Of the Real Estate Of said George p
Thurston mentioned In said petition for the purpose Of
paying debts and charges and the maintenance Of said
uRd and putting out the residue II any at interest for
bis benefit
aplo d3sM CHAs. q, PRENTIss. Req.
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DOBERTS' CBOLIC MIXTURE.
IA FOR INFANTS.

Sole agents for New England and New York.
apl9 DAWN
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$500 CHALLENGE. &5O0

The undersigned challenges any pedes rian in Massa
chuttts tht United states walk either on plank
30 FEET long feet wide, feet high the walk ntnue
in 1000 hours Any genepan accepting either Of those
propositions, he accommodated for the above sun,
by addressing a note to JAMEs LAMBERT, Worcester
Gymnasium, in care Of Prof. A. Molineux. apl7 diff
NOR SALE-A good stock of BOOKS STATION
n cry, AMI PAPER AAnGlNGs, with prohta
b. business, and desirable sand. Terms liberal. Fer
10 ornation. address Box so, Worcester Post office
APT dAwn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19

WNoRCEsTER, APRIL II, 1885,
w Jast received and for sale, large quantity Of
nice POTATOES. Also, vaslous kinds Of Seed Potatoes
at EN- BURBANK co.'s,
apl0 du No. 20 Front Street, Worcester.
OAR rNBR WANTED.-The advertiser
n can command u cash capital Of $1,000, or more;
WISHES to engage partner with another having like
sum, IN safe and lucrative business. business
already established preferred Address Box 2q5, p o.,
worcester Mass, with real nsne stating mems for
interview. apl9 dt
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NJ A RRIEn

In this city, April II, by Rev. Horace James, Mr..
Nshu Goddard to Miss Mary P Uphsm.
In Barre, April IA, by Rev. Geo. Denham, Mr. Elisha
Freeman OF this city, to Miss Harriet N daughter Of
Dea Otis Allen, Of d
In Gardner by c. W Carter, Esq. Mr.. John Gomez
to Miss Mary Ann Robbins,
In New Ipswich, H. H, April 10, by Rev. Edwin
Dell, Mr.. Charles H. Gouding, Of West Millhury, to
Miss Josephine A. Prichsri, Of New Ipswich
In Spr gaed, illinois, April a. Mr. Russell Churchill
0hampain, N Y, to Miss Mary 3d. daughter OF Capt.
Nathaniel Turner, u scituate, Mass.
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AUCTIONS.
RrE W VA111


Office $50 Main Street. opposite the Post O6Fos.
EDEREM PTORY SALE AT AUCTION.
"A Of one OF the most desirable FARMS in Worcester
County
E. W. VAIL will sell, on FRIDAY next, April %
commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the PREMISES the
valuable Farm lately owned and occupied by Capt evils
Barnard situated the o road TO Shrewsbury abopt
two miles from the Court House in Worcester The
Buildings in thor ugh repair, and divided into two
tenements. There about rs Of Land with the
buildings conveniently dViied into moving taee ana
pasturing. aod all well wstered. All the fields are
surrounded with stone wall
Also at the time, valuable Pasture In rear of
the same, called the Fagg Lot, containing about 20
acres.
One HIRE, l yoke Of Oxen, Cows, Wagons Carts
and multitude of Farming Implements, about 20 tons
Of Bay, Grain sc &c. will be offered after the sale Of
the Real Estate.
Also, at p NJ, 80 acres Of Wood and Sprout Land .
in TIE part Of Shrewsbury. the Harlow Pond
sometimes called the BOttomly Bay Lot
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
SAMUEL DAVIS.
Worceefar ADri II 1919
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Worcester. April II. 1855
BY E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer,

by e. w. VAIL, AuctiOneer,
Office $50 Mein Street, opposite the Post Office
DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNT-
~ TURE AT UCTION,
AT the residence of Rev Geo. Bushnell east side Of
the common first door south OF Salem street church.
SATURDAY, April 81 commencing at ten o'clock
shall SELL at the time and place above mentioned the
entire Furniture the house. consisting in part Of one
Black Walnut Plush Tete Tee; Black Walnut Plush
Ea Chair; do. Parlor Chairs; Black Walnut what
Not; Black Walnut Marble Top Table; / BLACK Walnut
do; French Plate Mirror, / Brussels Carpet / Ma
hogany Rocker Mahogany Hair Cloth Chairs; Lounges
Black Walnut Gard Tahes; ] Mahogany Secretary; /
Black Walnut Extension Table; ] Black Walnut Book
Case Painted Chamber Sets; Ingram Carpets; Bed.
ding; Hair and Palm Leaf Mattresses; Bedsteads; Cane
and Wood Seat Chairs; Mir ors; Tables; l superior
Refrg orator; Clocks; l Cool ing Stove; Franklin do
Plant stand; superior China Set; Crockery Glass,
an' TnWare; Kitchen Furniture, and many other articles
not enumerated. L. W VAIL.
Worcester, April II, 1858. dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19
GENTLEMEN, SAVE YOUR 10 n-s

The proprietor Of the YORK EATING HOUSE would
info the public that he will furnish meals ef all descrp
tions 20 cents; Reef Steak 25c; Boiled Dish from 100
10 25ci Pork Steak 5s Roast Beef 2tc Roast Pork 25c
Ham and Eggs 25c steak and Triple 25c Oysters
fri d, and roasted; Fish cooEe in the best styles 25c
Chow ers, Soups, &C, all lowest price possible
~ Don't forget the place, YORK EATING HOUSE,
No. 265 Main Street, under Rlchmouds clothing store
Please all and see for yourself
sp7 diff AMOS L. DoANE, Proprietor
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Z f c t U R !!
Crossing the Plains from Cali
fOrnia to KauZRS.
MISS PELLET, of California, viii lecture on
Friday Evening, April 10,

BRIN LEY Fl ALL,
Commencing at u o'clock subjects suggested by her
tour across the plains.
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REAL ESTATE.
TO LET.

THNO LET-A tenement on the second holr to q small
family, No l Sycamore street d6A apl5
d. HOUSE TO LET The lower tenement
Viii; of No. Is Austin Street, situated within five
Siss@ minutes walk Of the City Hall Apply to
apt7 diff s. H. COTTON.
d. FOR RENT OR ~ALE,-Four arst-
Ii class houses within fifty rods of the City Hail. two
R5A houses Central street. aud three story brick
store on Mechanic street. Inquire of
apl4 d3w ISAAC DAVIS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
e. A r r E TIN G q.
We have in store unusually LARGE STOCK Of all
kinds Of
English and American Carpets,
Brussels,
Tapestry,
Ingram,
Three Ply,
Superfne,
Fine,
Extra Fine,
S-4 Cotton,
Bookings,
Cocoa Mating,
Canton Mating,
Oil Cloths, from 8-4 to yds. wide,
Rugs of all kinds.
Persons intending to purchase Carpets this season. will
and some great bargains in our stock.
The prices much loDer than last season. and the
assortment never better.
JENKINS. HAMILTON & 60.
Old stand Of L. Harden Co.
apl9 daW4W
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~ III E M p h &c
($ 25, OO)
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. h

The etzens Of Worcester and vicinity are respectfully
invited TO Gall at our
Rooms, In Clarke Block,
Over Stowe Leavens Dry Goods Store, and examine
these valuable Sewing Machines. They sew with TIDo
Threads, making the Double Lock Steh, forming 3
beautiful, hrm and substantial neam, that will not rip
" eUeTy fourth stitch be cut They are well adapted
% every variety Of Family Sewing durable and sim
pie IN consruconi are certain and reliable 10 their op
peraton aud the very lou price which they sold
places them within the reach Of ALL short practice
viii enable any one TO them with perfect success
Every Tailor seamstresS and Family should be 10 pos
serslon OF one Of them.
We have, also, larger size Machine for manufacinr.
ing purposes
~ B.--Remember these are not Single Thread Ma.
chine. BEALB a CO., General Agsnts.
Local Agents wanted in eyny iowa 10 The STATE.
apla wltkdtf
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duly authorized for that purpose
Lancaster, April 2, 1855 apl9 dts

M ESSENGER'S NOTICE.-woRoEsTER S.
~ Alril II, 1858 ". " RICE, Esquire, Judge Of
Insolvency, in and for the County OF Worcester has this
day issued warrant against the Joint ami separate
Estates Of SOLOMON s. BlGEJ0W aud MOORE SMITH
both OF worcester IN said county coparners and doing
lnsoven Debors and the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging to the said nsolven
Debtors to them for their use the transfer Of any
property by them, Is forbidden by law.
The rst meeting Of the creditors of said insovent
debtors will be held at the Court OF Insolvency 10 be hold
en- at the Gnsovent Court Room, in Worcester in the
county Of Worcester the fourth day Of May nex al
two O'Clock In the afternoon fer the proof OF debts and
the choice Of an assignee or assiRnees.
ap1o d2t6wit Messenger
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North Of the base line and qffhe principal mtrtdtan.
Township IL, Of range q sia li4 sa 8
At the Land Office Ut MoxRoE, commencing on Monday,
The sxuyglM day Of xns ne for the disposal Of the
vacant lands in the y,numbsrsd sections, within thu
dcrncntioned townships, which remain to the United
States, Hishia n.is cach sde Of the Vtcksbsg,
Shreveport and Texas railroa subject, required by
law, TO minmum Of tro delars I'D vty ets ~ acre,
Wis itg s.'i sstits84ss8 A s8f sssf s
NoysA n ~ base LINZ ssd sax ~ ~ psie;ps' mersAm
Townships IL, IS, and ~, u range l.
Townships II and Ia, Of range Q
Townships IL Is, and 10, Of ranges , and 4.
Townships Is, IL, 18, and ~, Of range s.
Townships 10, u, aud is. q ranges 9, 7, So, 10,
Townships Is, ls, II. and Is, o. range a.
TowfshIa Isl l6, and H. Of ranges IL and IA.
Townships Is and 10, Of range Is.
s NaA ef sAs bae sns s~d ef as prnc;pal meridian.
Townships H. ls, and 10, Of ranges l. 2, 3, 4 and g.
Al the Land Office Il Natchitoches commencing on
MondAy the fQuftecnth day Of June next fr the dis
posai 81 the public lamb, heretofore "nafod situated
within the following named towhshipS viz
II Bvtk n ~ ~ ias sad sss Of as prsc5u S~rssm.
.sTowAsahpu 4, s, Hni n. Of range tfsi
TTowhsbtp r. Of range y a f5t me-
Townships 10, ~, and %, Of range9.
TOAWn611p ", 81 range 10. ssi RAai f fr4is
Townships ~ and Is, of raslSe IL - ~ Ni
T6wMhip ~ u fays -, and township 81, u rye Is
At the iand ONCE Il NArcRlrccz., corninspcinx on
M0p0avs ne eW@sy eEs~ oat q Ssf tN M me ol6posai
Of the vacant Lands IN DC Hsss63 saxios, within
the under mentioned townshps which rUtaaIn 70 the
Tinted Gtatt uyAN six Asly ~ toA ~ Of the .vcks-
burg Shreveport, and Texas raflroad Ad of the New
Orleans Opelousas and Great Western raoad subject
required BY lsw. Ia A minimum Of tpo dpars and INV
cssh yv ncyv, Wis k..slt. $500
On the 'Vrksbnfg, Shreveport and Texas railroad -
NortA " sAfAh< xNeSnd xy~ n tAs yrsrsfuf ,~@sdsau
Townships II, n, and IT, a ranges ., 7, 3, " 10,
and ~. ig,,E ssas ,tliffir ~ Is tt,d 81
Townships ~, IL, and Is, Of ranges IL. a. l6, and
On the New Orleans, 0pelousss, and Great Western
railroad.
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TTNErED STATES IRON STEAMER ,WATET

~ WITCH MI be sold, the a june
ua.ed States hayward ws,htoa " II ochcks the hun
the steamer Water witch The
yard IN 1874 Her length tAches
feet 2nchcs hold 10 feet md tt drxuebi
feet inches There hrass valves and
lass attached he hull a a the frame Of wood
ard cthcr nnbef work ihh tAAsSd tho weight
The purchaser win be allowed the The railway
hauI her bit the hbof cxpcn4
DO permitted 10 keep h rssossbi time Oha her bottom
necessary.
jeet 70 ths saiAaton ofsss dsnrtuent ty 4lt 6s
The terms are cash ts WY FINN,
Aprh 2TA1aw4w ''fF ~ittf ~ fft ~ Navy Agent
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BY the President OF the United states,

TN pursuance of Law. 4, LANES BUCHANAN Psesident
VI the EAited STATES q A@ericas ~ hereby daAWe
and make known that public sales will be held at the
andermeniioned land Offices In the Territory Of Kansas
at the periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit sias
At the land Office at Lecompton commencing ON Mon
day the fifth dizzy OF July next for the disposal OF the
public ands within the following named townships viz
Soaa n he base dle asad Of he str pricpai meridian
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Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools mill
tary and other purposes win be excluded om the sales
The offering Of the aboye lands win be commenced
the days appointed. and will proceed In the order in
which they advertised until the whole shall have been
kept open longer than two weeks and no private entry
to any Of the lands will be admitted until after the ex
ration Of the two weeks. M N t.s Az N
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington this
nineteenth day Of March, ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and fifty eight s.,s s.t,s Y, ~
t.g.gsss,,s. ts5sf. is IN fg4 ~. JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President :f.ss F, t..t.,, si,s 46.+s NJ s
THOMAS "A, HENpxICKs Fs i.ata&3i t ~
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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AT the land office at Lecompton commencing on Mon.
day. the nineteenth day Of July next for the disposal OF
the public lands within the following named townships
viz:
South Of he base line and Of s principal meridian
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M B. BRADY respectfully announces that he
wv hrs tsAblskcH gallery d F2&St&ap,As wsAhlne
c prepared fdrerst ptH
graph hitherto made oniy at his well known es,ab.en In New
York.
Ava X aass an isastcu
In IN cssap tsgkAcv wlh any mart nj
tngUshut akMeeps Of the Uptei States. ~.
N BRADY brings his Washington gallery fourteen
ys.s etpsracs Y R{og1 'p A% . AMI s choicest ya
hrs asA 9ssky 81 has WORKS ~ni In
gallery The tho Washington public
A. BRADY, Pennsylvania sweeny mtsen
housc, Faui, = O. tApkins bcssc y4l ffsff vtrs
Jau 27--AoA51N n
II 0UDON'S Encyclopedias of Agriculture, 9th edi-
III Svv LONDON with upwards n 100 wood
touiuns Encyviop~da Architecture vol syo. bnloo with
than 0n0 engraving
Loscn's Escyciss~~i OF Gardening vol svc London. with
many hundred engraving ~. IN ~ ifs.F 4
Golisniuis works 4 vols IL ~ NJ f \
Nctvuhyss Ha"ry NJ Rome Inngnn, edition
vrbshrr 1ccurcs vols london
Ncbuhrs Icfurcs on Anccns history vols svo Tnndcn.
Mahons History Of England, Ills, 1888 vols 12mo
Guesscs AT Truth By Two Brothers vols l2mo, London
Apo TRANCK TAYLOR
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CTATE OF GEORGIA, GILBERT COUNTY.

- -. AZ '
10 The superior court q said county March scrm 1854
Fresoht bis Y1cnM ySns~ rna 4 tMkg ccirs s
whert ssady b bxve bern a4 y i by gassss
will OF VIM Burch pceased against john Bucb
sAd VIII ~ Ascat n ths respective lssocs
I'D aaA leSsc5 sd arah KAsc seoM pad V In
Parties cutlsd thereto the event her dca svns no child
h tsse<ths @ earaA Kar orbsy c4sdcs or her On thc4
legal appear th court before de
legacy sid parties
Ana Auithef sdyy q As sr - posKea uce
annnnss ~ mnaks The thatsaasa a
slst Il Aa11ss deofg rs Uncs, paSaisd d Wan
nsss. at8ict patA The IssvAe JausnA ruhlksA
F'- '''t Y y N''a' ''f''f ~ y
,ruc extract from superior court II EBERT
csasaS eebsgAs = lNFoaitfn An p~Aa lze ApvA HAS,,
ALL ssss Z ~ Ssrk
q i0EOnGnTOWN, WD0GAk0 AEMKNART, Is
ia - is,ias,s GseEgetswnS ~. "a. sir,., N
vTvHJS large boarding,rnad AAy cschoel far young
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