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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

SSAbNiDN-33 dos. Preserved, for sale by
Il s. WOLFE,
tes corner Gravicr and New IGyee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
Leaves on MONDAY. 18th inst. mt 4
ETslEE .fhIrTGN-rE II -

H. n1iI ard the IiendThc fine passenger steamer
xft@aA tin mite, A. Mc1. master in now in port
CceiYine freight. and will and
all ntrrnedne landings above. For eight or passage
apply on beard,
RORT. RELT. co. ri Poylrns
The A. will pay particular attention to the delivery Of all
way and niantati7h h'siresS ml4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

o majority NJ thS @ a2afa Of Directors shall be necessary to
cppoHE # c@c"pt for The purhaa Of te y,gbi fSiIu
'tn h4lnE nGw ronts, for tho pngrbgsr of @ ~ ao
"ch 'i@'l require Of +nFtl Of tb ] @ gSsate
Of Directors. man u 'Na "hoc Board
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

Of New Orleans MRS o. y. RRADFjITE '"
~ ~ rrx,,,rr No, l779i
EgK VIRTUE OF 10 writ of sniHasSu and ~, gs
- to directed by the Honorable the Second nrirt S1rt
OF New en in the above entitled Causa proceed 10
se al pn56r con 1t the City Hotel Common street between
GAnlp a,l HrEaEtne 8reetF, WEDNESDAY, 10Th fav of
April 8l at IL O'Clock NJ, following described 6rop.
Oriy, viz? W f'0H
A tFitFAiN LOT OF GROUND situated tlc First Dis
t' OF hiS city, in the SQUARE houcd by Guin Cou1non
hSih ana Rampant Streets which de9gnare1 hv ,hp No
Five, and has front Of 81 feet nnd nrs in fo,
nol on ampar and Basin by t27 feet 10 INCHES and 5
line, in depth ~ ~ '
Seized in tho above sui
FERNS-CGsh the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

2e 'hl[G G4aHy ~ l!seenber eighteen hundred and sig.
Yi" annually thereafter, D{sa
ort by thy hoders shall be- held the oCice Of s %
A' Of which election pserions 1f nj Ieaf len &
Orleans. '' 'AA' cry OF new
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

A powers OF this Corporation snail bo in Boad ~
hold im Eis own rgt! At es twenty yg hundred @ ~
capital stock of said Association. -'' u 'ne
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
SALINE RIVER.

Leaves on SATTrRDAT. March Is. At ) P NJ
FGfs LIN = TGIVEGEe-FDR MOUNT
FsS gA EbS, Gp0isll's Monticello. Warsaw Turner's
Mills Iegntngiou 1jrWs Ferry. McDa6e's, ~
meH'S, Ea!cui's, InngyeH, Herkss Efnmprq p
Nooes M.ll Ptaptue Landing Eud all landings OuIchith
Ear bsioT Mnro SareTne -h drRn,ht packet
Morgan Nelson, Jos tr arisuu. master, leave
g', s"" ra ,Er"uFh 'il' hHg without reahipplng
lse.sAt or rssshge aip on how'd
YIRGINIUS G. DENTHEr,
W'1 Advertising gent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
Leaves SATURDAY, l6lh inst at6P NJ
NEGLL r LAKE, iISI1MMEA AZ

, H. h ,HEkt 0T NI0"I0, N7"c0W. F0Ons laWdrg
Port Bolivar. Pine l0ff G-rg2s Tanfrr Snrnr
sssas2 avon GnDd BAYOU, Coushgtta. Campte. Grand
score G0ti!e. AleNan6. N0ua- ud i4rldn'- Landings
and all intermediate Ian n Red TfVa--THe new slneriNr
fastFnGntus passenger BfaRrt ,sa0rr Milton geIF Hail
master, will leave above. Fu= M ~ pnsz6Rc Rprly or
board 'fi'- ~.
rlEEfNrUg a. nEETSEI
Tra |..+.H HrsavF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

n TtsGANAS CIEARs-an0O BREgAs sUPERIOR o,
~ GlgSfs OF the above Celebrated brand for sale tT
N.Y. BARELL i co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

These Aticles Of A7ocaon may modified or altered and
mo capital stock bs Increased sum not err"iin
two millions Of dollars IN the provided y w ftb iEs
consent OF tVohifdH In H0uuHi Of ull the SOckots btani
IN er"ern meeting conFened after Thirty days notice Wnn
gYsI any eErse q capital shan be dely authorized sixty days
nf 1i" Otl yen 10 iw0 neEsararerG published In
hr cry Of New GrgNn sFjtn which time Stock IIi
nhvH ihg privilege Of taking additional thares in Dronnr
l0u 70 he hrnngs Of oir sfoe, aHd shares not tlu A.
ne eTP'5a Of ttNt time may 10 disposed Of By the Dectrs
yRlna. - t--H4 RaE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

s'xIETn CouR DE Rrsretcr} TAYLOR & CHURCHILL Vs.
r If- ds Ia y EEm9gEsie,qrltans ~ II. JACoBS-Noai ai s.
EEA HfI1Sl'U dun writ dc Gieri fnci,s g. :,
- moi AtHst Honorable ixeI4c C0ur dc Di'trI1 i
II N4TVe t dams lntirG gi-drskus ic procidrraf L.
MAItnl 10 lie mars 1851, lOs nnrs A. M mon entrr1t
rue Jetler 2 No ~ dtns e Irxieme District dc Get yille
70 caia7rs de MARCHANDISES
z hOncaus
2 ballots
l FLEAU DE BALANCE
Sni,sP dams laiiaire c
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
STEAMBOATS,
RED YER,

The Grand Duke built expressly the Red River trade
and for safety comfort and speed surpassed BY any boat
i'll the trade. - ' ~
The Duke connects at Shreveport with the steamer
Fleta for jefferson and n intermediate landings aud with The
steamer W. NJ. evy. for Fulton and above The Raft
Passengers and shippers rely Grand Duke leaving
on the regular advertised day above.
For freight passage apply on board
VIR8INIUS G. DENT2ET,
fe22 AdrartIIn[t r+t" ,o,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
LOWER MTSSTSSTppT

LeaTes every FRIDAY. ats P. ".
REGULAR NECkGBURE AVID
~ h Bends Packct-Thc mHglifrent. Hrs-ca.s
Lfsksa4s-5s&3 passenger packet Mary f. SCc9c, W B.
f&saaf chardsOn master, viii leave for Lake
FToy lance Goodychs Landing; Mkens Bend Duckport,
ElckshUrE Warrenton New Car age. Grand Gulf st. Joseph
Rodney, Waterproof Natghe2 Adnus Red Rve Land.
ing T"nica Norganza Ponte Coupee Sara Port TTud
son Baton Rouge, PaQuemnc, Donal5oIYflle all
mediate landings For freight passage having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply hoard
fe28 o " Ii9Itr 4prr,tI I;r.,r i y.n,
TIE NJ F. K will take rrcight for Yzoo and Talaat,he
rivera, to be shipped "a Eirf<urrr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

REGULAR NEW tsFcI.TI ANS AND
fsE h. Grand Ecore Paeket-For Grand Fcore & Nai.
ssts-3 rice Montgomery, DnrHuds Cotile AIexanrrin
sse2 Nq5mans Barbn's and all Intermediate landings
wheel steamer D. r. Carroll, VIM. KimiaI master viii
leave above. For freight passage amply on board
VlRGINIUS G. DENTHEI,
Tni2 A1ver+isiIiT ra-t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

ga ouect oil ms Association Is conatruct and msfn ai
nrtrs r WIN suitable tnous and branches for tba
G" carrying phssen Rnd generally 10 excrciso anS
power; and privileges hereby or NAV bsya
U" tnen Tor b4lldihg and working City RAilronia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

failure from any cAuae to elect Diyect,r, ~, a. -
lot a purpose shall not dissolve this AsqoeiSfion % Icy T
i lmti ~ once shaI hold until another eiecca "a
EG Of %hCb notice ah forthwith be given MS nroVded 10
"A'e+e ~ anu cohtlhed until an election IL kgd "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

Ihe place of business and legal domIcII nr tbta -
hhli DO located In the City of New Orleans wi p'f "'on
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

,pngry 1NEBSSE7 !'HLt T3ffEIIJ II Elk AND
Port C8ddo, Swanson landing Sllreveport md
sEsGesa Intermediate landings IN Rel Rver-Thp new
splendid and taStrunnnE regular passenger packet EimO
R f. Martin, mGsr will leave above For freight or Pas
sage apply on board. f
YIRGINIHS c. DRNTzgI,
tn-@ Advertising Agans.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
Mississippi, Alabama and Florida Sc.

Mississippi, Alabama and Florida Sc
coded "a g 4
The Florida State Convention, at Talla-
hasse. passed an ordinance of secession on.
the 10th inst, by . vote Of 81 to Z.
The secession ordinance passed the AL
ALBANIA State Convention BY a vote Of61to
80, on the ii inst.
Mississippi has also passed a secession
ordinance by a large majority.
Of this latter the Natchez Courier gays
the delegates to the convention, land the
same is probably true Of the other seeding
States.) si-s
In a large number of counties there was
% contest, candidates upon the one side
or the Other-for cooperation or for State
Secession-haviRg been nominated by coun-
ty meetings and elected without opposition,
Probably but little over half the counties
were contested, and in these the majority
for secession will be very small; certainly,
VIC should judge, short of five thousand
In seventeen counties which were con-
tested. and which in a poll of %. 1872 votes
gave Mr. Breckenridge a majority of 1893
now give to the secession ticket but l06
majority in a poll of 1900. Probably
not more than $4,000 votes have been cast
in the States. out of 10000 who voted in
November.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

Steamer Star Of the West fred into By
.Secessiouists.
New YORK, ia

New YORK, Jan. IL.
The Steamer Star of the West, Capt.
MCGOWAN, has arrived. She reports,
Wednesday l A. NJ, made Charleston bar,
laid to till daylight, when she proceeded
to enter the barbor. When off Morris Is
land was fired into by the battery on that
point, II shots being fred at her. one Ia
king slight effect on her port bow. and a
second as she turned to leave the harbor
on the STAFFORD quarter. One bal! passed
between the smoke stack and the engine
beam. Finding it was impossible to land
tro, ps, was returning to sea at 8 A. NJ,
when the fire was continued, several shots
being fired after her. Succeeded in Get
ting to sea without further damage to the
vessel or those on board. On coming out
over The bar strucktwicc. Remained out
side of the bar Wednesday night. That
saw steamers coming out Of the har-
Dor and supposed they were in pursuit
Extinguished lights and was not seen by
them. Same night, spoke Emily ST Pierre,
Of and for Charleston. at anchor. who had
been refused admittance for having the
American nag flying.
The troops will remain on board until
'r3crs are received from Washington
She lays at anchor at the foot Of Cham.
be- street.. IN the North River
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
Newspaper Change.

The last COnneaut Reporter contains the val
sdiebnry Of its editor and proprietor. D. O. Az
Leg. Esq,. who retires from the pest be has 60
ably fllsd for the last seventeen years. Mr..
Allen win take with him the best wishes Of all
h,s editorial brethren who have made his 80
QuaintHnce, either personally or through the
medium Of his paper. We clain to belong to
the former Olsss. and We part fr0n him with
sincere regret
Hr. Allss speaks highly Of his successor, Mr..
Up. Rise, and coming as he docs, SO vel en-,
dOrsed, We have no doubt he is ecmreteat fr
he post
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
PROGRAMME OF GAME.

South Carolina and James Buchanan
against Major Anderson and General Scott.
South Carolina deals and turns ur ten
of spades (niggers) General Scott passes;
James Buchanan. having best bower assists
South Carolina. They play. and the old
General, having a good hand. draws James
Buchanan's best bower, and taking threc
tricks. he euchres them.
Major Anderson now deals. and turns up
hearts; James Buchanan passes; General
Scott says e cannot assist the Mljor; South
Carolina passes; Major Anderson turns
down hearts reluctantly; James Buchanan
passes again; General Scott passes again;
South Carolina passes; Major Andersen
makes chuJs trump and says he plays it
alone. The hand is played, the Major makes
a march, and South Carolina and James
Buchanan are skunked.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
Atlantic Monthly.
fabhsbd By T1uw & Fields, Besser,
farns Al mr.

Published By T1nm & Fields, Bss:er.
farms % per gear.
Tbcne Is IN The January ansnDcr Of he
Atlantic 81 artide7c Ca ~ ashingsoo CITY
xhiA embodics Eon truth, clothed IL
sqasiut qseer EgA aad conEe5s 70 The
reader Amcre corset idea Of che Federal
City EAaa zny description Of It Which rc
bare eyer seen
Tia Question Of he Hour isa graph
f. rts.s1rznt Of the great political issue
The dos. and tho ssS;e+ Is tpatcd Eid
great Rbiity. Tao last "a sspposodt to be
from sSe pen Of Jancs Russell LOEell
rTbsIro6ssor,s s0fs" iseGR beiagtqd
In fis o~n xap kuoVp sag. Ekosvss
'Sishesto rsad ae best American Mentilly,
AoSa get fae &1laE3is. We viii furnish
de AassEls azd Ghe cBrenfss fir g8.ae
pr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

Ak AMENDE HoNoRABLE-The Harpcrs
have made their peace with the Republic
of South Carolina. They offended the
chivalry by publishing a prOtrait of the
President elect. That tasteful people could
not abide it. They bundled up their whole
stock of magazines and weeklies, and sent
home. But those enterprising and indie
pendent publishers have ::ade the amende
by publishing the portraits of the entire
South Carolina Congressional delegation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
BlaokWood's Edinburgh Magazine.

In the December number Of Blackwood
Is an article entitled Iron Clad Ships of
War;" which it would be well for Secrc-
tary of the Navy, and the powers that be-
at Washington to read and ponder upon.
The same reason which make it necessary
that England should have ships which can
pass unscathed through a storrs of shot
and SELLS which Uould sink a wooden
vessel in a moment, apply with equal
force to the United States.
All the articles in this number are Of
interest. No better investment in read
ing matter, either as regards quantity or
quality, can be made than to subscribe for
the Four Quarterly Reviews, and Black
Price $40; for Blachwood alones s..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

SOUTH CAROLINA, being hard up for
funds, is using extraordinary means for
raising money. Ajax of sixteen dollars
per head has been .evie upon slaves, and
the banks viii h have taken partof the
four hundred thousand dollar loan have
received an unlimited privilege to issue
indefinitely, without being boil cred about
their redemption. This is the old Con-
tinental system, and must end in a fearful
depreciation Of South Carolin currency.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

True ART OF WAR.-Col. Peard, Gar
ibaldi's Englisbman." say. of rife shoot
ing in battle; ''Mind. if ever you go rife
shooting. use your rifle in a scientific man.
ner. Rccollect always not to kill your
man but to wound him; then it takes two
men to carry him off. and those two men
never by any chanc come back the same
day. With a double-barrelel rifle, there
fore, you may get rid of six men at each
discharge"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

BRISK BUsINEss.-The manufacturers
of arms are very busy now. Many in Con
necticut and the Middle States are working
with two sets of hands. night and day, aud
with Large orders ahead. The demand for
small arms, which was large for the South
a month ago, has fallen off, but there is
a great increase in the orders for ord
nance, rifles, &c. The bargains are all for
cash On delivery at The mauufactory.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
A Political Game of Eurhra.

The Cleveland Leader says the Boston
Atlas gives the following particulars of a
game of euchre. recently played. The
sketch is a very readable one, but. unfor-
tunately for the writer, history proves that
he has placed the players in the wrong 20
sitions. James Buchanan. Major Amber
derson and General Scott. were all playing
on one side, aud South Carolina does net
appear to have had much assistance. She
will find out, before long. that she is play
ing cut throat euchre." with 4 very poor
hand.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

Five thousand citizens of Baltimor re
have signed 4 letter addressed to Gov.
Hicks, of Maryland. approving his course
in refusing to convene the Legislature of
that State. The list is headed by John P.
Mr.. Fillmore's Secretary of the
and comprises the names of nine
tenths of the business men of the city.
Calls for public meetings to sustain the
Governor are now being issued all over
the State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
Tie Messages.

Probably some of the readers of this number
Of the ChrouIe,e will think it not very interest
ing, and that they have a sur;eit of messages.
S3ehofta those Friutedto-daS are very impsz<Auti
that of the President as indicating aR entire
change Of position as regards the attitude of the
Sssernmeat tovsnl the cebelIious South. and
that Of Governor DenaisOn as showing the stu
alton Of Ohio, in all branches of its State Gov
Enmeot. sn6 its 6rm Ea1i IN favor of the Uu-
ion. Hereafter, We hope to be able to give more
news. and fewer long. and to some readers, tie
diouslari&s. tfi
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

The Hon. Mr.. Kiett. of the independent
State of South Carolina. it is stated. has
used his frank as a member of Congress. re-
peadly since his return home. This sort of
petty larceny aggravated Jones into saying
that the Honorable gentleman must be IA
Their short of threc-ce ieces to have gone
into Union Ksi flying 50 soon after rend-
ing the Union from turrent to foundation
stone.' -.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
Forts SeiZsd.

New Orleans Jan. IL.
Port jackson and st. Philips, at the en-
trance Of Lake Pontchartrain were seized by
New Orleans troops to-day; troops from
New Orleans also took possession of the ar
Aenal at Baton Rogue to-day at twelve
without resistance being of.rel
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

Gen. Scott IS the iaTgcst man in the
Americas seryics. He Is SIX fsct six inches
tal. and weighs tEo hundred and sixty
pounds. He is sezeRty-four years old, yet
his health IS good. and bis whole system is
apparently Figorous-much Of which IS
owing doubtless to his very temperate
halitA
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
Charleston News.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 10.
Dispatches stating that the United
States slOop of war Brooklyn is coming here
with an armed force creates intense excite
ment. Great preparations are being made
In the LarbOr to receive her.
A large Steamer called the Marion, of the
Charleston and New York line, has been
purchased by South Carolina, and ordered
to be RACED for a man of war. Her upper
cabin is to be taken off, and she is to be
supplied with 4 complete armament
The buoys in the harbOr have been re-
moved. The Brooklyn will be fired into.
Fort Sumpter will then open on the South
Carolina Notifications, and the fight will
become general. The people are preparing
for it and for the worst. The Brooklyn
cannot come in without a great fight
Major Anderson will protect her. He only
pledges himself not to prevent communica-
ton between the south Carolina Forts
until Lieut.. Talbot comes back.
a steam tug, called the Aid. left the
wharf tonight for the purpose of recon
noitering. She IS mounted with one gun
and is under command of st HamiIt n.
formerly of the federal navy. There is
much talk of sending to Savannah for tug
boats to take the place of the gun boats.
CHARLESTON. Jan. Il
Mr.. Gourdin, a member of the South Car
Dina Convention. went to Fort Sumpter
this morning and held a private parley with
Major Anderson. All kinds of rumors
prevail as to the cause of the sending of the
flag of truce by South Carolina last night.
Some say that dissatisfaction exists among
Major Anderson's men, and others that a
surrender of the fort is contemplated, and
that it will be evacuated. 1t is believed
that negotiate ms at Washington are going
on for a peaceable surrender of the fort
and for the cessation of the war like atti-
tule. Good authority credits this opinion.
LATER-The steamboat Excel has come
into port with the news that the sloop of
war Brooklyn is off the bar. This is GER
tain.
Col. Hayne on the part of South Carroll
ma. and Lieut.. Hall on the part of Major
Anderson, have left for Washington with
proposals and to obtain further instruc-
TONS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

The Louisville Democrat thus expresses
its own views and those of every person
and paper out of the secession ranks:
The New Orleans papers are very ex-
plicit in stating that Louisiana will not
Interfere with the navigation of the Mis-
sissiPpi BY closing its mouth If they
would only close their mouths, the HaEiga-
ton Of the Mississippi would be in no dan
ger
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

PAID Is HIS OwN CoIN.-Gov. Pickens.
Of South Carolina. having a balance of
$1,000 due him as late Minister to Russia.
sent here for it. The Department adjust
cd his account by sending him a draft on
the Charleston Sub-Treasury. the money
of which has been sized by the State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
The Cabinet.

New York, Jan. IL.
The HessId's Washington correspondent
saJsJamesM Carlisle, of Va. will probably
Be nominated Secretary of the Interior,
aRa N-. Branch. Of N. c., is talked Of for
oss Master Geseral in case Mr.. Holt's
.ame Is sent to the Senate for Secretary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16

Bur Areas CREBEr PErsRaL for
Coughs, AxEI's Saxs&PzTLLA for scrotu-
1ozs compiasnts. and AYERS PiL1s for al
fhe rurFaacs Of sPuresttFe IaG5na
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
Legislative pocnmentz..

We ara indebted 10 Hon. r. II. Walker, fer
reports Of the different Departments and Public
anstitgtions of Ohio, for the year 1860.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
CHERRIES SALE

solomon Kline l. Common Pleas Court Of
vs. TrumIull County.
James Sage. Jrl By virtue Of an order Of sac
issred T cm the Court Of C.mnaoa Pleas ri rrumbuil
Public Auc'i,n al the dior Of III Coart House m
Wsrreti. sUJ co N y %
Saturday the l6th dayof Fe6rvary 1861.
a. size O'ciu,k ?. VI OF said .riy. tn. fOiiosEius de
s;rihed 7 a! esnts, situate ia Bsissptin sal c,uYtz
and i known ~ part OF lot Mo- in said tOrnshi ,.
and bOurd.d A. ~fOtloAs: Beginning A. a post : and
IN n the ro--h east carn.r OF said 20 No ,. hence
south on thr center Of the eOuuty 70 II thirty two an 8
ore half rolls; thence west parallel Nth Ihs uorth
lire ninrty six and one 70 ;rth rOls; th-nse nsrJh
thirty two andO one half rofs; thence east on am xxx
e. line. it heing The nor b NJ said lot, ninety SIX ard
che tOuT.h rods 10 he Ilace ofbegiEning. continuing
hIIelrrns &C IS and e'gtts-eight rot> nf tani more or
less. AZ llsisee 81 s - A II LYMAN Sher,G.
sktrin's flee. Marren, Ian. l6. EGl.