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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
J0yEss WOOD BALLOON FAILURE
ITS CAUsEs-PEOF. GRANT.

To tie Editor Of The ~ y. 7riouS@
SIR: In your paper Of the Gih inst. Il nd my name
mixed up with certain other parties in reference ~ the
balloon failure il Joness Wood the 4th inst I'M
putting that failure TO the mperiectuess OF my method
Of skiing hydrogen gas which wss IN pant used On
In reea,d 10 the whole mater have to say that at
the urgent request Of Mr. lusey, the agent oil VII In
gard conseued 10 superrteud the adaptation OF part
Of TIE gasforning apparatus to the SaNSHe poSes %
making by dr0Cep, whereby the gas Is eImha'ei WIN
prcater rapidty from given quantity ol materials.
Consented TO do this az matter If Accommodation
leaving other ard more prom ao-e business 4uu &c,
curing OILY that ny Ousys and expenses OF TINE an1
money should be reimbursed.
did perfect and adapt enc half OF the apparatus
rroyd,d bv Mr. Pusey TO the gaivaJic process ol max
inc rs. Mr. Pusey using the other half applied IN Or
diary manner used by balloonists
With this half Of Mr.. Pusey app9Faus, uls.'
fv thrCe-quarters Of the gas produced on tha' ocA
sor and alto ether with the amount made undef Al'
Puseys direction, there was hydrogen gas gwen VI
sufftiert to I'll the balloon viz: 9t1 cubic iee-
And now, the reason why the balloon dit not De-
come sufficiently inflated may be known 1y tne iie1
hrougbt 10 light on subsequent exsWna On, thsl no
ss than seven bs holes were found 10 D., nee our
lets being tired st il wbenpsIaly inflated, also rent
IN tie eide nearly six inches org! The gas Therefore
ras,ed out through those bullet holes and this rent az
rsuidv a. il was eliminated from the gas generator
std this explains the why the in:iioA OF tie
balloon did not progress after Ci"cAi Hlougl tHe
gas was generating after that hour with equal raphy
IA before. o..
In view Of the whole question NJ. Eiilor, permit
NE to remark that in the failure Of The balloon ascen-
sion MI Pussy in 30 gree delinquent aLd Inst
blame ought only 90 be imputed - those who chose
| tornake target Of the balloon. ,
For myself have only To say that worked with al
the energy IN my physical ard Intellectual! beng, as
al On , ground can attest for TIE purp " crafty
ing The public snd assisting stranger n evolving
beautiful and scientific public display. ia which had
10 peeun:sry interest whatever other than the relI-
| bUrsen.er. Of my outiays.
HE assumption that my plan of making hydrogen
gas did OF work I'll, mas be put down ior what II Is
Wcrth: my business Of uiacturin. and displaying
/ the calcium light requiring, Is daily ousoess, the
probation OF hydrogen gas through the Hiost eeonoT'
! icsl 6IC scientific means.
| In conclnsor MI Ei;or VII only say that my
whole lie hss been used with the iuteut 20 beGcht my
fcllow-1er, Lot to dissppoint or to rn'slsad them
| hOBERT GRANT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

COFFEE-T1ere hss beer actiTityf aud p1es. ar.
sd,: 49,. D, 81 Domius0 AI.lcer d. sat
Csra " ndor fl egport - bsss M,rcsibo a, Glc 80
bsss java at iie 500 bss e1 b'os1'' o" terms h' n'a'
P.c4r.
FLOUR AND llEAI-Tts inquiry tr Western C,oal sozr
ba' irc re holder. sub
It'd 70 decline % "a uc = bbl this Induced beter de-
ulrd business u The day much as-r La, s-ic-
i.aLe..: eco bs a. o. no D. ~ for iBsrt,d
,p-Gle state S5751 80 ID ~ eStft d I'D 70 y ~
r1u-o hoe Onto 90 5jG tS aE bfl1cs &c -lO
fr s., LOgs bsnos and 80 s5a % ir EXTRA Gr-e'e 5ocn
E6.r scsiu lJHtr md qa.et, Sud lie n4rkt is ed
cose tie sale, 80 bbs ~ Sc ~ - g. tor super
trs Bal iHore, te, sac 60 WdsS ior lie setei gases
sids4 IS Com hesi Gui- aud heavy sales Ct Jersey
. IS cs3 s. and brsIGyvils a. 81 l5Eff -.
GRANITE What market iowef sud uoai1a; he ar
ys. Moderate blt 10 81 the u uef,i te
sles bush Amber Southern frsv) - 81 900 bi'n
Amber hicbssn So aud ~ bush inferior Milwaukee
Club A. ssTsc Ry- "a qlie ae9c Oa's more plenty
and AZ. lower sales q s,ae dj and CsBsdsu ., o5i
Ire s;,er forswe. Com plenty and 0weg the Arrivals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

A MYSTERY AT MENDOZA, IILNoIs.-Ttc Chicago
Jonrr u learns from Gentleman residing a. Nen1ota
that there At present grest excitement IN that foSn
concerning tie mysterious di.appeaianee, some Two
ycnrs since. If traveller who came from lace nesr
Cincinnati. arriving at Mendoza with mare and colt
stopping at the tel KEEP. then BY George II. Lamp
who he's inst been hanged at ST. LOUIS for the murder
Of bis vile. lie suddenly disaI Pesred on the night al
Ter his arrival Lamb REPORTING linn to have leit by the
night train. Lsmb kept the mare and colt iew
weeks and then sod them for costs. Nothing hss
been seen of the traveller since his sudden dsapP
.nce, and his friends from Ohio were AZ Neudota max
ing dgen search on the superstition that be was mur-
dered. The hotel and premises were beng thoroughly
rsnsacksd, ard large concealed well had been de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

A FF,RfUL rERFORNANCE.-On saturday n'Ght'
little after H. sub,e quent 90 the play The caFsu
rose at the Metropolitan, and exhioited VI. B'GniIn'
standing on the lower part Of The rope which leu rom
The back part of the stage Of the metropolitan up TO
the roof Of the theaicr IN The Third ueran elevation
Of fifty feet-at an angle Of fury four degrees, with
Col. Lum Smith soun3y and Grmly peIchcc upon ms
shoulders NJ 8)Ddn bad bis heaviest balance-
poe, and commenced his peri'ous walk without the
slightest hesitation, TIE aiding hray and ccnhienty on
The rope as though he hsd extra weight 4" bear:
He wslktd somewhat SO than his wont, but
gained the third tier, amid the cheers ard huzLi
Of the whole artieGce who were bre Ath!ess from e
tine be started from the stage until he reached ms
destination. Arriving there with bIs burden, be gaei
about three minutes AID then commenced his still more
peruous return. This he accomplished vit'out acct
Gent though several times he pretended 10 lose bis foot
ng sending cold chi up and down tie breasts Of every
soul present ard We opine alarming Col Lgm a little
more than standing in The middle Of fame and bold
lg The pipe OF engine. We have seen him scOrch-
hg iTom head TO foot, when lie had apparently more
nerve than on this occasion.
Z, The feat, wonderful Is il was was perfectly per
'o'ued and j, i more extraordinary from The fact thst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

UNITED STATES PER CENT COUPON BONDS
.f1f7l-UsfTtD STATES Tsr.subT HorEs Pa C,srs-
N,y.YosE gr.Tg PEh car RgcfsTGEtD oTock 81 I'D
,reps u -. f1rayrtu1ruto tslkll- p4ss y
TgoMPsOE BE0IHEEs. no WsL~t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

covered in the cellar Of The house. The searchsrs
found IN il the bodies OF dog AMI e ho- III n they
l't cut Sh'n The steu IN became iltoer-bis it1t
d ey az 10 tes-, from further .earch un. the ue1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

while ~ B.opdp weighs but $50 pound- ,ha weight Of
the man carried l65. We think his a g,eater per
formsnee than crossing the cham % Niagara.
fBunao R.pnbi-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
s,arket.-c.,rrrrtr REPORTED ,oa ras \. + yal.gE'

sSHFS-The naTkst ,'s-iy Or both kinds sics 81 ~ bo.s
Pctsat = ard ID bb.s. r -rls a; 5 p
COTTOE-Ine arset T. steady; ses e 1000 bss si.ss
,ree lie tn list 500 tses ErPor. IL The sans p-'d,
IA We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

Piesi.s arrival 81 the Jsc0bs ton hr i5h) t1a amount
q N.N.su rcsrs aiming se cuit hg t1oGfn me
sls .f iht have scdlc,v reached swf Ire price -ui-
rtatfi0 =, cent premium which j. sli1 YtiiioH
liclt drustc About --It1 oi tie iJ4 f'a'''e
20 fT~sri ina AeAclu ss9yuut foF sh ounces
-rr, f- 10 Ger. sud wuitcver .
49,. H. .t n % se- f3 naerti.r for BE .aflrn.t0n o.
rarssts distance lt.d.s CsIofi- state 70 "a. -@ 'ai
tr-raI r.r,st july J. ss hem provided fl-hr Con-
,rIt tay aI.wu LIS var!s.t .r 49, 5n tor iLas plP.e
is,irrs bslscs 10 ~ Creas-ry t27J s. wiki which %
money! lie s..s T.essl,y, a. toe cg-rsu -.
ut Z tuus JcIe b. erected the dfcfeBt funds VA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

sEw .ro.E es,ssIfIciTios:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

avs:
During orius: the market Ias been quiet but en-
the Of cay beccmrs apparent that the requirement
" D. large. There increasing demand aud already much
.trus-pcy il M The rates interest however, have under
g0re no change and e collateral done under :. v
cent On rel estate the range ia from a. 2 ceu'.
TIE receipts gold duet ths far Ia thr mouth have been
fact VIII there readily asnabe cause, suce on
coded that activity prevails throughout tue nins
districts Il frequently the however ,nst such irreEi'
t are peseLted even during the busiest ard parties
v,rseG ade confidence hat toe month
u aggregate vii he fully p The usual amount AZ this season
u 81 does o. exceed T.
Ts @ OF Of tie receipts u gold /. indicated BY the com
psrsyey small the MINI ard the not iodtaae p-
y If bars fhe present writing have heard u T." con-
irsc,s bans bat the prevail opinion ss ~ " advance
on present rates bicb msy BE- quoted az bl 40 h pa.
u BY both uesl together "h the i-ct al
obaatiorS have meIrrd Jr TIE pscnt stsmes
oucc IL. pecaton 4 heavy SHIPMENT with ia
I attendant, eight money MAKE, Iwasl TIE clJsr
Ghe operation, f he United States Branch Mint Ia tn' city
from. june 10, inclusive. have been ~ io.lo~s -
DEPOSITS G. ID Bullion veis arr melting .....cz % ~ -
Ions1e, Double sasr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

TIE receipts Of the Western Roads continue gener-
ely 20 show decrease 20 compared Tlil .Ast year
tu, tie figures appear to have lot their influence
upon the stock market. \ dispatch ifom Cnieis'
states the frst week upon the GAieEs Road at falling
CT Of $50:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

TArERINd OFP.--The Black Republi-
can majority in the late election in Con-
necticut began to taper, and continued
tapering, the nearer we came to the true
figures of the returns. The official re-
suit, now published, shows what mar
row escape they have had, on the largest
poll ever given in State election. The
average majority of their State ticket,
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treas
urcr, Comptroller, and Secretary, is but
| ,595; the aggregate maioritics of their
Congressman, still less, 1906; and of
their Senators, still less, S42 They
elect three of their thirteen Senators
(and without ilcscthrec they would have
been in minority in the Senatc) by
votes Of 5, 27, and ~; and two others
by votes Of SO and "A, respectively
Their meagre majoritios of five members
in one house Of the Legislature, and
eleven in the other, are more shrivelled
and feeble than any party ever had in
this state, that succeeded in getting their
State officers by popular yotc.--Nen
Hacen Register.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

DEATH TO BuGs. The following rem
cdy is said to be infalliblo: Take two
pounds of alum, bruise it, and reduce it
nearly to powder dissolve it in three
quarts of boiling water, letting it remain
in warm place till the alum is dissolv-
ed. The alum water is to be applied
hot, by means Of a brush, to every joint
and crevice. Brush the crevices in the
floor Of the skirting board if they are
suspected places; whitewash the ceiling,
putting in plenty Of alum, and there will
be an end to their dropping from thence
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
GLE Jflariiets.


GEoRGETowH, May 3.
The Georgetown correspondent ofthe Wash
ngton STIR sayst The offerings Of beef cattle
at the yards yesterday amounted to 10 head
most Of which were superior in point Of quail
ty to any which have been offered for some
time past. There was one lot grazed by Mr..
Adam Stump, Of South Branch, which was
purchased for the New York market which
was superior to any, as a general thing. offered
In our market for five wears Sales yesterday
ranged from S. 20 to SO 80 on the hoof, equal
to $40 50aSll so net. Old sheep 4a4Ic. per
pound. Lambs 80 75aS3 per head Veal
calves 5aGc per pound gross. Cows and calves
S20a50 No hogs offered.
BALTIMORE, May 5, 1853.
GRAIE.--0P wheat 2 900 bushels offered this
morning, and prices again advanced some &C.
per bushcl, white selling at 81 Goal 80 for fair
to choice and red ut 81 50al So per bnshcl
for fir to choice. OF corn G, 500 offered, and
white sold at 82as3 cents, and yellow at ga
&c cents per bushel, but the demand was not
active. or oats 1000 bushels offered, and sold
at 4sa52 cents per bushcl for Maryland. Rye
94a8G cents per busbel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county letters testamentary on
the Personal Estate of GASSAWAY NAT
klNS, late Of said county, deceased All per-
sons having claims against said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 3rd day of May, 1850; otherwise they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Persons indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 3rd day Of May,
1850 EN0CII d. HUTTON,
may Cit Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

NJ Office is hereby given ,lmtihc subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
countylettcrs tcstamcniarv on the
personal estate Of ELIZABETH 0. PR ATllER.
hate Of said county deceased. All PERSONS
having claims against said deceased are here
by warmed to exhibit the same, with the youch-
ers thereof TO the subscriber, on or before The
26th Of April, 1860; otherwise they may, ly
law, he excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Persons indebted to snid estate arc requested
to make immediate payment. Given undcr my
hand this Goth of April, 1860.
SINGLETON PRATnER,
april 29-it Executor
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

DEATH or THE KENTUCKY GIANT
jones Porter, the famous Kentucky
giant, died at bis residence in Portland,
Ky, Sunday night, in the iftieth wear
Of his age. He was seven feet nine
inches in height, and was, we believe.
the tallest man in the world. lie died
Of disease of the heart. The louisville
Democrat says Of him:
1t is remarkable that for the first
fourteen years of his life he was small
for his age, so much so that he was often
engaged to ride races on the old track
where the Elm-tree Garden now is At
seventeen he was apprcnticed at cooper
ing, and his remarkable growth com
menced. 1t is stated that the NEST he
ever grew in one week was one inch. 1t
was his habit, while growing, to mea-
sure every Saturday night, and his own
testimony, and that of his family and
friends, is evidence of this remarkable
fact. Mr.. Porter soon got so tall that
it was impossible to cooper barrels, and
he was employed on hogshcads. This,
however, became equally impos ible,
owing to his remarkable height, and he
was compelled to abandon the business.
He then engaged in keeping and driving
hacks. In the years 1S36-37, be went
East, and appeared on the stage in one
or two pieces written especially for him !.
He returned to Louisville, and few
years later bought the coffee house which
he was keeping at the time of his death. .
He is described as remarkably pure
hearted and inoifensivc. The coffin pro-
cured Cor the tody of the deceased, was
over nine feet long.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

ES1 The Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun, don under date
Of the 4th instant, writes: '.Gol. John
son, of the United States army, arrived
here yesterday from Mexico, bringing
voluminous accounts and official dis
patches respecting the state of affairs in
that country. The liberal cause has suf-
fered reverses, and the Miramon govern
ment has undoubtedly committed such
outrages upon American citizens as to
render it necessary that this government
should resist and redress the same. The
British and French ministers have also
taken such measures as tend to the sup
preston Of the constitutional govern
ment, which has been recognized by the
United States. 1t would seem that the
liberal party is to fare the worse on ac-
count of the encouragement it has re-
ceived from the government and people
of the United States Under these cir
cumstances the executive of the United
States can do nothing more than to aug
mcnt the naval force in the Gulf of Mex
leo. Had congress granted discrctiona-
~ war power to the President, as was
recommended, an occasion might now be
furnished for using it."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
Notice 10 CreeIifOrs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
4 y has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county letters tcstamentary on
the Personal Estate Of WILLIAM CLEMENTS
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber on or before the Srd
DAY OF May, 1850, otherwise they may, by
law, be excluded from all benefit OF said estate.
Persons indebted to said estate. are requested
to make immediate payment Given under
my hand this 3rd day Of May, 1859.
JANIS c. CLEMENTS,
may Cit Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that he sub
y scrlher ms obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Montgomery county, letters testament
tary on the personal estate Of ]. EI.EMTEIi
OFFUTT, late OF said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceased. arc
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same. with The
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day Of April, 1850; other
wise they may, by law, he excluded from MI
benefit Of said estate. Persons indebted TO
said estate are requested 10 make lmmcdnte
payment. Given under my hand this 10Th day
Of April, 1852
THOMAS RAWLINS,
april pr ENcr1.tl1.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
Religious Notice.

1so- The first Quarterly Meeting for Rock
vile Circuit will take place in Rockville, on
TIE l4rH 18TH or MAY-scryices to commence
on Saturday, at II O'Clock, AN. All the
members Of the Quarterly Conference are par
ticularly invited TO be present at that hour.
april 2J--2t SAM'L REGISTER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
MILLINERY.

9Tl Mrs. A. NICHOLS has orencd, in
~" PooLEsyiLLE, very large and superior
assortment Of Fancy SILK and STRAW
MILLiNERY-sliso many Fancy Articles.
mr. BONNETS, HEAD-DRESSES, CAPS,
&c made TO order.
She would inform her friends that she has
procured from Baltimore city competent Mil
liner may Cat
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
5flariaQe.

MARRIED, on Tuesday, the Bird instant, BY
the Rev SAMUEL REGISTER, DIR. W. II. VEL
LING, Of Howard county, and Miss MOLLIE,
daughter of JosnrA W. Dorsey, ESQ.,, of this
county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

lie EXCITEMENT AMONG THE MoRuoNS
SOMEWHAT ABATED.-The Salt Lake cor
respondent of the ST. Louis Republican
under date Of the 9th ultimo, SAYS that
the excitement among the AIormons has
somewhat abated This is attributed in
part to the knowledge the Mormons now
have as to the practical working of the
jury law which was passed by the late
Legislature, it being complete breast
work to the punishment of any crime
that may be committed by the Mormons.
Under this law the clerks of the Nor
mon county courts select the grand and
petit juries Of the federal courts, and
such restrictions are imposed as disquali-
fy almost every Gentle in the territory.
The rupture between the judiciary and
the executive is stated to be open and IT.
reccncilable unless the governor yields,
which he win not do; and if the admin
istration iutcrfcres in a manner detri-
mental to the course Of the Judges, they
will resign. The judges publish man
ifcsto disclosing darker scenes than any
heretofore exposed Judge Cradlebaugh
adjourned the court at Provo city sine
lie, being unable to accomplish anything
Brigam Young delivered temperate dis
course at the Tabernacle On the It'll.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
NOTICE.

fE'HE undersigned, citizens Of Montgomery
Il county, hereby give noiirc the win petit
ton the Commissioners Of said county, nj their
first meeting Tbi5iy Dgys giey HE y,nJfication
ef his aotice, for the opening OF public road
IN Clarksbnrg District, 10 be located as follows
10 start from point on the road leading from
Barnesyille TO Choppers Mil, at or near the
s;;..;s,,s-'io'iss on ti,v iuntis OF 6. il. Nciois
and running thence by the most eligible route
through the lands OF &. X. Nichols, T. $. NJ
cholls, j. w. Purdum, Il. II. Burdilt, Il. Sell
man, Summers v. Waters, y. Powers, and W.
Wilson, TO the village OF Clafksburg, said
road TO cross the road leading from 3arncsyille
10 Ncelsyille on Or neaf the old road (in use
for many years, and IN passing through the
land Of y. Powers aud Wm. Wilson should
follow the bed OF tIe old foad as near ~ may
be deemed advisable.
Thos. N. Nichols, Rich'd II. Burdilt,
James w. McAsce, Simon Nichols, Sr.,
VIM. a. Waters, w. H. Howard,
Geo. II. Clements, SAINT +. Nichols,
Thomas Reid, Aloysius Reid,
WIN. M Burditt, Nathan s. White,
George W Iloylc, John White, Of T.,
Ohio 4. Austin, Tilghman Waters.
Lconidas Wilson, N. W. Thompson,
leonard b. Shaw, u. Waters,
w. j Droncnburg, Camden II. Nichols,
Wade, William Shaw,
WIN y. Piles John Piles.
apr l5-5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

CROPS IN SOUTHEASTERN Missouri
The Chicago Press and Tribune of April
20 says wheat heads have been brought
to that city from southeastern Missouri
that are full and plump, cut from stalks
81 inches high; and apples, cherries,
peaches and pears as large as bullets
The region where these fruits are grow
ingis little north Of latitude 81 de-
grecs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06

Ezs- Over four hundred Danish Nor
mons left Flcnsburg on the 22d ultimo,
bound for Hull, England, where they
would embark for the United States
Their destination is the Great Salt Lake.
The men were mainly young and robust,
while the women seemed somewhat more
advanced 10 years aud mans Of thom
bad infau' IN il,if arms.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-05-06
HOUSE ea, T.esrYs.

situated in the village Of GAINESVILLE.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash: the residue
in equal instruments in one, two and three
years from the day OF sale; the whole residue
TO hear interest from the day Of sale, and the
payment thereof to be secured By the bonds Of
the purchaser or pusehascfs, with surety or
sureties 10 he approved by licTrustces And
on The ratification Of sach salo or sales by the
Circuit Cont for Montgomery comfy, sitting
as Court Of Equity, nnd on the payment Of
the whole purchase money, land not before. J
the said Trustees, by n good and sufficient deed,
10 be executed and acknowledged agreeably
to law, shall convey TO the purchaser or pur-
chasers OF said property, and TO his, her or
their heirs, the property to him, her or them
sold, fee, clear and discharged Of all claim Of
the parties TO this cause, and Of any person or
persons claiming by, from or under them.
RlCI'D }. BOWIE, r
W. vEIRS Boplc, I trustees
april Cots