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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11


sc.s. M,c-Rumor, aud The Times Of Brooklyn,
have been busy for some days with the iiir lame oil
one of the foremost physicians Of Wlamsbnrgh The
newspaper gave what its editor doubtless believed TO
be true yersion OF racas between the tdical gen.
tlenan referred 10, and of bis patients, which,
though eminebtly dramatic and effective was, as we
learn greatly exaggerated and in essential particulars,
incorrect The circumstances, as represented TO us
upon good authority, are simply these The physician
has patient On the north side of Grand street, who
has been sick for long time, and under treatment by
him, for consumption. On Christmas day, the Doctor
,alled professionally, and during bis visit exchanged
the compliments Of the season with the family. a
youpp sister of the patients wife mot the wife, as re-
ported, fprghtly girl of II Is years, shook hands
with him, and bade him "A Merry Christmas" He
returned the compliment loosely saying that the only
Christmas present he could make her was suitng the
ction to the word kiss. This done in the pres
inc, of Der married sister, and not meant, nor,
az then appeared received in improper sense. The
Doctor. who ia a lively, jovial man, more given to
cheering his ps-nts with kind hearty words, than dos
ING them with physc left soon after, withour dreaming
that he had committed an ndscretioD given offsnse
A week later be was summoned TO the same place TO
attend the sick man. and being ushered into the sitting
room met the mistress of the house, and her sister,
They began by reproaching him for his insulting con-
duct on the former visit He disclaimed any such in
ten,ons and frankly told them that they felt thus
toward him be would leave, and they could employ
another physician. Thereupon the woman and the
girl threw some -four upon his coat, and then the
woman struck him two or three blows with light
whip, az she said, to teach him better. He coolly
told the woman and her sister that they were making
fools of themselves and then, instead of rushing out
at the open front door, he stepped down into the base
ment brushed the dust from bis coat and quietly drove
away in his sleigh. There were, as we learn, no
shocking improprieties on his part, unless holding
large unpaid bill for medical services may be 80 con-
strued no yelling and screaming bolted doors, no
leapng back fences, nor any of the strikingy dra-
matte points reported to The Brooklyn Times.
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MORE DAMAGES CLAlMED.--Mr. Delierg, the pro-
reor Of chemical factory at the foot Of Divlon u'enee has
action saDs the city for $4,000 damaea In
the Summer Of aS the hoard Health decided tho factory TO
be NUISANCE compelled the proprietor e. suspend business
Tor months Hence the present proceedings.
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DfHocRATIc GENERAL COMMITTEES FoR lS60.-Ths
msmbos elected 90 the Democratic General Committee for 1892
MT ut MONTAGUE ha Monday evening and selected the fol-
LOWING ohcef for the ensuing year, President Thomas Faren
81 the eleventh Ndd Vice PRECEDENT 1uns e. Jsrsen OF
Newt rct Secretaries Isaac Badcau, OF the fourth ward
un1 Albert Fries OF NewLotts, Corresponding Secretary 10
,slh ne.bi Of The lbineenh Werd Treasurer, Afed NJ
WOOD OF the tt Ward Sergeant Arms, John Cannpsnt
81 The seventh Ware Collectors Henry Corr Of the FL ia
Ward, 1htms Nj boy of the Thirteonth Ward and James
l. Cooper of Flatlruds.
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~ Tor NC eonstraelon o. BRICK @ @ ny eai
+ CONTRACTS.
IS Gonssts desas. on the Ss sds a, Gi Arts street
,iasssiss ~ is e Iafsys s
aSugse rom y
sidewalks The .oat ss q sehsen
Isssa oni ~ Aqss y.
I'M ao Bayou feet
s om fp Pna street 1a f ~ h
MA s LIE
GOOD qualify viii shs heyes, dressed top Is as Wei
~ sope x WI e and b and HIN baf gebs @
They shall wsll n GOOD jo!as and
where desired for draining iots They sa BE- alS
to hs and ss @ - se mg Ss s @
and saeh ss.ioas sha hays sIoRe
shs ssdy backed lhs
negligence 10 @
Than -four TO- nns a Sss d sa H. ss feet hsv
adjoining gutter shah be admitted in The work.
mil cypress twelve inches BY four inches thick in lengths
f sP r.. ss ,f s Is, i
pinned there and q of ye feet
through suitable aag holes II Tie rntte panR
pssea ssatSs The edge # M panks The
noches of eight inches long deep cut out ut
shan four feet long BY eight inches wide and inches
down spiked with said gutter panI With It eas
hfss q ys ,nsh sut e each brace md these there
inches ie nailed u lit gattsr ' piank
aforesaid with six inch spikes The booming shall
of dry river sand inches thick and soy bedded before
the pins top edge of the facing board
eet and half inches above the surface of the gutter plank
curbstones Wooden boxed cutters draining lots shall he
built by the They shall he Wide by eight
inches deep and shall e made Of one md half inch q
plank for the sides and bottot with inches
pieces the top, keep the sides being displaced
and said gutter shall through the whole width
walks
BRIcK PAvENENr-The walk pavement shall laid with
lake bricks of the best quality in herring bone bed Of
lake sand or other sand of equally good quality with
ashes generally called blue Billy The joints
the bricks shall be we'll fled With sharp sand and
half inch thick spread the whole surface Of the brick
ing. Prior to laying the bricks the earth ground BE
broken and we'll ammed and made level graded
smoothly with derisy slope towards the outline az one.
half inch foot The ground hes low shall filled
By the contractor at his and well until
completely solid There shall be bedding of one-haf
inch Of sharp sand under the bricks and said bricks shall
properly bedded therein in bone regularly laid in
joints without any rugged or hollow places that the pave
ent Will bear straight edge otherwise it shall be rejected
entire satisfaction Of the City Surveyor who be the sole
Judge q the quality Of the work
All the materials shall be Of the best quality, shall
furnished by the contractors, as well as the labor.
Each Of the contractors shall be bound begin the work in
the len days following the approval Of the adjudication by the
Common Council and to complete the follows,
ne me fs contract within three months after
he contractor for the second contract months
the contractor for the third within
Hill within within R5as months
under penalty each Of len dollars day every
Good and solvent security $500 shall be REQUIRED
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q th coen Ceune and according 70 specifications file in
nls i. VI UPIEssIs. oemp.relsr.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TOR THE CONTRACT
n ag payirg with sqae blocks both sides Il Eplanae
ss as asf1 Solos s s s .au.r.
y q e Se ss oS S, s s ass ss
oang in shape less than twelve than sixteen
and lie les han inches d insa gsn
s ws aaaisd parallel sgasre sides and ends
ss III sssl 81
81 s s s ns
th sS siasvaks
hsss sass mot On
inches pn Twelve inches vide and not III ban ss
thick They shall be well qaried having parallel Of
PERFECTLY well hswed md dressed otherwise they shall
ssbstoaes shall - q North river stones perfectly
slope he sides rem hes q * fsct long p eighteen to
thirty inches vide and IN less than -four inches in thick
ns r. ..,. j. j, :, :, ro.s ~.
t anasy pessscty well heve and dressed than four
snds eat 4 ~ sss Il DEGREES with " sides
The sgstOnes which y required for the sidewalks shall
o q Aoa ss n,as ssenes q M bess rubbed e fooled
rubbed Joints No aagstoae shan le than two
sagsIs og Iso ana nal nsnss ~ siesnsS
psaade street sh,l ts Iks bricks 3, The best quality
i half Inch Il disnaeisr . NJ AZ
lns ssna sn s ~ csas snsFp sana q afgs Grain
sss Ply. 4 tSs q. cough ssI
varying Il h The widths shall be furnished by he civ
~ Ths inter. f d.;n. lots b, be e ,h b. ,,,
s M ds S r ne as oe and shall run
Nssssa X WEIGH ras WORK SHALL M Exgcursp.
3 Is ~ he @ s ss e.
s ansf zsaa should ne City sEryeyor
he city sa4sso Tie lsW and I'D se 'aana
81 n @ s s I n . &c given Ok the
ss b AMI al;,sps.sssd lengths
three inches ar every oot q il hight towards she oninr
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CoMpTROI. M 5FgelfqATT..II
CunprRoIissts 0psfcr,
City Of New Orleans, March q 1880. :
I'M ASgk


ouaprgnfIsas orsicr
City Of New Orleans, March q iB6U
mo. 1851
Ro That the Comptroller DO and he hereby authorized
aadeae the lowest BIDDER after twenty days notice IN
The oacia journal for furnishing, delivering aud
sSs y Y g.
as ssas " t. "
hour Al IN aeeeranss with peeifssions q the CITY Surveyor
subject to sss spPF0vs or rejection e Ne Council
sa's, President Board ha a.s seah alssrmsa.
ls'sueai p,.. u @ NIXON aa.. .i,...a
Approved Jan. q, 1850 fsssasA' b0'fa = Aaer'nsn'
slgnedl GERARD sTITIi, Mayor
xa xs s hs sIss! s,ss that e. M day
so MT s,; 80, -, - '-1 .''''
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
Levee opposite Canal street, two dopbsacting WorfhnFoa
capable Hung aa Rrs anhas @
each capable q discsins oassnd sn
to be Without eaa ,es aa Il Grss y
Or nna s,al prs so,sd II Il b9 3
as follows towit:
eleven sest sx inches wide by Twenty-Five feet SIX inches long
Two separate beds foundations boilers
SIS inches vide by twenty four feet long.
% PIP sss sSd
ashsrss sps s'sn y pumps having
the pumps WORK the
Az bright work Of said pumps and engines to be neatly fin
direct. - = - - ' '
The number and capacity boilers 10 be sufficient
10 work constantly one set of pumps.
Said boilers be such pattern and construction
bic the raising Of steam g working IN space
not han ortyh minutes from the arc
fairly started and 70 little fuel possible obtaa
Each et 81 boilers will have an iron chimney If blight
AND diameter to give peee, draft and shall OF finish
have steam drum and drum wrought supply pine to-
complete
Landings and to be delivered the city perfect running order
and condition otherwise it shall be rejected.
the materials shall be Of the quality shall be fur
nished BY the contractor as well as the labor.
diaey after the completion Of the building TIC
and shall also bind himself complete the work within
for each and day thereafter the completed
sss D n NJ G II ss, as
Payments IN cash on The compilation Of The wcrk and
of Streets and Landings Of The Common Council
It is well understood that failure the contractors
case the Council be assasaed With t hs ma q
which the work being executed the Council shall have
default required BY article the Gy Code md Whit
indemnify and it also understood that IN case he con
tractors shall Mt time abandon the work. not finish and
contractors shall forfeit ali they may have for any part
Of ihs work done BY them to the date Of the ABANDONMENT
liability therefor and ~ also well understood that IN case The
be resod The contractors and their securities shall
between nv pFcesat which te originally eo
acied e perform the work. and the prices which they may
be ad1udicated at sae or rendiudicaton
Bids to be for the work finished and set complete
signsdl LOUIS H. PILE,
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landing Of both
IsEnedl ROBERT nuYGHE, 1c,s,-.,a,
Registered March Z, 1850
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NOTICE !. THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED
,nat certificate for Two Hundred and Twenty Shares, Of
ne hnndred Dollars each Capital Stock of the ous
IN aate issued the Sd OF 1851 in favor Of Fran
XII nsa deceased and represented by his widow, dose
pn a soa and bis minor children Marie FRANCOIS Bnsca
@ nen hneai who have been in possession Of his Estate
ny lnsnst q The district or Orleans
oatea NJ N March 1851 has lost milad and that
tef The Issuance OF certificate In the place
State Bank, - 800. ~f' ~ - s -
ia2 2awi2t n s. AwANna A,.,.
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COMPTROLLER 2..xaEFsTCvA9..


CoMrTRpILER's OrfirEs I
CITY OF New Orleans, March g. 1860.
No. 1881
Rebee THAT the Comptroller be- he ia thereby author
adudicae the lowest bidder after ten ays notice in
he official Journal eonrset for paving With square blocks
with petition Of property and specI1cons III ha
City Surveyothe sa adjudication to be snhJec VI he III
proga or rejection Of the Common Council W. ~
[Signcdl JOHN n MOHROE
President hoard OF Assistant Aldermen,
tSigned] j. o. NIXON, ~
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayer
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=. r. ST. MANn.Aeest.

tFO SUGAR PLANTERS SALE, A VERY
spuLloI .y.tnder Vacuum Pan, second hand, hu by
a. sssafssH Som fhladerha complete working
~ ani.s s,eaA with pa attachments, including barge
20. \, r. W. O. COOK,
= jay No. Canal street, New Orleans
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tSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor
SPEcIEIc1AIIoNss, FOB THE CoNTRAcT

Notice hereby given that on FRIDAY 10th inst, WIN
sdjudicnte Office at II o'clock Nj the above contract
ms 12t v. DUFLESSIS, COMPTROLLER
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SPe e siI. EOS ., THE eosTnAers

SPECIFICATION FOR THE CONTRACTS
Water streets,
The portion Thaa street from Water shall
pc ed up with sand with street scrapings with
other substances equally good quality in conformity with the
,nes ana grades 10 he given by the City The top OF
to be given by the City Surveyor and smoothly graded
an snrace the whole to the entire satisfaction of
the City Surveyor.
All the furnished by the contractor
well as the labor.
The whole the entire satisfaction Of the
City Surveyor.
The contractor shall TO begin the work in the thirty
days the approval of the adjudication by the Common
sCounci and complete the three months after under
penalty Of dollars day for each and day thereafter
the same is not completed
Security in the $500 shall required guarantee the
faithful performance Of the contract.
Payment In cash. the completion Of the work aud
anee OF the same by the City Surveyor,
well understood that III Of failure by the contractor
20 q hns the work part thereof Within the period
hSed or in the Council dissatisfied with the in
when inc work is being executed the Council shall have the
fault required by article Civil Code and without
sppyg 10 court justice annu the and without In
shd II Is also well understood that in case The con-
M same In conformity with his contract the CON
tracer shall forfeit all claims he have for part Of The
he cy sha he thereby discharged from and NIL liability
also well understood that in The contract
PC he cont actor and his securities shall bs held and
DOWN. N slde 10 pay unto the city all loss difference be-
.wen me Ice at which the originally contracted TO
perform the work and the price which may adudcated
| a. q resale Or readjudieation
Bids 70 be cubic yard of fag for tho whole work
lne number Of yards to BIZ first asceraned BY The City
New Orleans March s. 1850
Csisned1 LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
by The Committees Streets and Landings of both
Doatss Of the Common Council.
Signed TE4sH HSYaRH, clal.p,sn.
Registered March s, 1861
iny--It HENRY DUR FL. For Comptroller
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Notice Is hereby given that THURSDAY, I'D inst, will
audicate my office, IL o'clock NJ The above contracts
MO LET ". nUPhESSIS Comptroller.
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CONsTABLE,s SALES.


for the auiharjzed Nv her hj,shand
PARISH oil Orleans VS.. MRS. MARY CAvAN-
pY VIRTUE of a writ of f5erf facfas tn
- directed by the Hon. d f. MITCHELL second Justice
Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans in the above entitled
cause win proceed to sell 4, public auction warehouse
SATURDAY, the 18th of March, 1850, at u o'clock NJ
a lot Of Observation-Disclosures.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash the spet.
W H. WATERS Constable
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Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY 22d inst will
adludicae at Office, a. IL O'clock M the contract
hly III .4 4.DUPIESSIS, ConptxOer.
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No. 1882.
Rolrtd That the Comptroller be and he IA hereby
adndcate the lowest bidder after ten DAYS notice IN III
official contract for furnishing to the city Of New Or
leans 900 feat OF yellow pine lumber the epairs Of the
city said lumber TO be furnished quality and
manner agreeahs TO Specifications file in Surveyors Of
tee and The addesion subject to the approval or
ton OF the Common Council. = -
tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
y LSlguedl J. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
tsigned GERARD sT1TH Mayor.
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FouRTH JUSTICE OF the PEACE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Parish of Orleans. No 502
RY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- TO me directed by the Honorable Ernest ose Fourth JUS
tee Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans In the above entitled
suit viii to sell at public anc.ion the st Louis E
on The l6th das sf March 1892 ct u o'clock
Second District # ts IN No 1919 bounded by ST.
Louis Olympia st. Patrick and Toulouse streets said portion of
ground having front Of abon $40 feet Louis
onse streets by front of about 25 feet Olympia
Patrick streets.
Seized In the above suit.
ng-TERMS-Cssh .
o. GALANGSE, Constable.
ouArRIExE JUSTICE DE PAX, }LA VILE De La NQUyEL.
- Ps5osse d,orleans. MccLURE.-No 7o2
LIN VERTU dun writ de sa Isle ct yente m
IL moi adresse Honorable Ernest Moe Qnatrieme
ce de Paix la pareisse Orleans ane ciesss
ie procedera lie VENDREDI, l6 de 1860 midi dams
la Rotonde de la Bourse SLouis stuee Son
rues Ghaftres ct Royae a la vena ct adjudication de-
5 IN CERTAIN M0RGEAu u &c TFRRE situe dams le Ieu.
xiene District de Vile e 1885, par les
stLonis, Olympia ST Patrick Toulouse moroccan
de facade denyiron 80 ped rues St
Louis Toulouse facade denyiron peds
Olympia ct st Patrick.
Saisi dams i'aifaire ci-dessus
ESy- G0NDITIONS-Gomptan
ieI4 q mi 8 I6 o. CALANGNE. Constable.
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I'm VERTUE dur,
~ moi adressa par l'Hon.
tice de Pai2 pour Ia par6iase
je prpeederai a mon magasin
rues Poydras ct Perdido, lie s.
q In yente publique de-
Une qnantits de MEUBLES.
saisis dams paffaire ci-dessus
C0NDITIoNS-Compfans /
ms
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SoUTHERs wooD AND MACHINE WORKS

SOUTHERN WUUU IND MACHINE WORKS.
SMITH o
ll5.'.,t.-.... ....AND
New Leyee street.
SAVING, MACHINE ANB WOOD TURNING, done for
the Trade.
CARPENTERS. JoIsRRs' AND FANCY WORK, of all
descriptions. &8
PLANTATION MACHINERY of all kinds repaired at the
shortest notice.
We have now in operation PATENT GRINDsToNE SAW
GUNNER.
All orders for CUMMING executed with dispatch. PRICES
MODERATE.
Being both practical and experienced Mechanics ourselves
employ No. This with the aid Of Machisery,
enables to defy superiority. ja3l en-
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o,
lsgnedl LOUIS Il. PILE
City Surveyor.
Boards or the Common Cornell = -
Isgnedl II. 4. YENNARD,
ROBERT nU 4GHE ohaiffash.
HENRY DBREIa
ms III For Comptroller,
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Notes Is hereby given that THURSDAY aeJ ,st jim,
adjudcate my Office at u ceock nj te ns, WI,
mo lit ". DtfPTESSIS f,a,,,s,ss,s...t
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LOUIS II. PILE,

Boards Of the Common Council. M.
tsEnedl ROBERT HUYGHE, 49,
u 4. FBNSARD, : eaaifmen
MS Iii HENRY DUREt, Ear e,o,,n,ror.r
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MNE C. HUTCHINSON, autori
see par son mari. vs.. NINE
MARIE GAVASAGH.-No.
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Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY sst day Of
contract -
ms cit " DUPLgssIs Comptroller
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Having removed from their old stand 1858 Broadway to their
and extensive establishment on hand and arc
manufacturing to order every description Fashionable Car
riHges and light Road and Tong Wagons hest co.
ieeed materials and workmanship and for beauy Design
finish and durability equal Superior any other make
In this country. feT ly6W
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. for construction brick Sidewalks bodeied by curb
stees and wooden Cutters various streets OF the city
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writ de fiea.i facias d
-. II. Mitchell, Deuxiemc Jus
l'Qrleans, dams l'affaire ci-dessns,
dams Ia rue dn Cirque. entire les
.MEDI, II de mars 1850, Il midi,
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Approved BY the Committees on Streets and ~ h
Boards Of The Common Council. \ ''s'
lsignedl T. 7. yENNARp, ! o,,..-.
80. RoBf. HuYGHE shaisinen.
ms la s'asl . HENRY puREr, for comntro,,er
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MANUFA CTYRED T0BAnfo

Have now on hand and constantly receiving on eomm
son. direct from the Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
assortment Of e
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President Board Of AIdeFmen
Approved March 8 ECO
lSignedi GERARD STI1H, Mayor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-27

theeonyeyances BY larbrough. ami Tarbrough and
WE. Inc effect OF these deeds and tie possession
under them. was an actual custer B Porter anal
wife and they hal joint right OF action IL arss
against the vendees Of farbrough and VIE. to -
cover their half Of this and bus having failed II
sue IN time, the JOINT Iight w1s barred and as
plaintiffs having also failed 10 sue uui moro "a,
three years after the death ct The said Francis ~
it follows they are barred.
u IS true, as argued. that TIE lssal elect ST fhs
deeds Of 1arbr0ugh ami wife. and Yar5rough. nDon
the title, was only to pass such interest and estate
as they haa IL this land; and 70 eaYe untouched the
title Of Porter and wife, 70 the other mainly Moigs
Rep. Asi
But il is not true that the possession Of defendants
under the deeds, was not adverse % Porter and
wife. On the contrary, it seems 10 Be wei settled
IN this State and asewhefe that 4 one tenant In
common assume b convey The entire land, OF any
specific part 81 i, by meJes and bounls ms deed
viii be color ef ate ard possession under il for
seven years, viii De adverse % the rig b aud title OF
the eo-ienants ana bar their action tl recover the
land conveyed. Il is IN actual custer and disseizin
q the coase7aat which De IS bound to Hotce-
ana ID order 70 create this adverse relation, nc
formal = other notice frehi the VenGee il pos
session Is necesslrg. Waterh0use vs. Martha
Pecks Rep, s96 al Sherman vs. Shelton, 70
4 err So5, 1851 Argah on lin, 81. 9S; Higher
rs. hlee. Aass., 3Jz C0Fan 4s3. Cullen vs..
sialyeE' ~ l-eEs. r. S56, eiresal Ey4 see 40
The cases from North Carolina 10 which we have
been referred, we do not understand to differ in
principle from the decisions oil orr own Courts As
above laid down. Dew. ST.; I do. 29O.
If. however, there be tic difference supposed
ourp own decisions furnish the rt,le bv vhieb
we may be guided. Jadgmant affirmed.