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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-01
Saturday, February 10th, 1867,

In front Of the Court House. In the city Of
Memphis, proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder
pOR cAsn, the following described property to-
wit A certain lot Of land, lying and being IN
the county 0f-Shelby and State Of Tennessee,
being lot No. $40 as laid down on the plan and
map Of Memphis. Beginning at the intersec-
lion OF the south side OF Exchange street with
The west side Of Third, running thence south
ward with the west side Of Third street one
hundred and fOriy-eight and a half feet to the
Intersection Of the west side Of the alley, be-
tween Poplar and Exchange streets thence
westward with the north side Of said alley, and
parallel with Exchange street. eighty eight and
a half feet then,e NOrthward and parallel
with Third street, one hundred and forty.
eight and a half feet 10 the south side OF
Exchange street; thence eastward with the
south side Of Exchange street eighty-eight and
a half feet TO the beginning, being the aggregate
or entire lot or parcel Of ground conveyed TO
W. o. Lohand by b. Walker, Jacob Waker
and Wm. Walker, BY Deed. dated 2Sd Jdre,
1868, together with all improvements thlreon,
and appurtenances thereunto belonging. The
e0uity of redemption In and 10 this property,
is expressly waived in said Trust Iced, and
the title Is believed to be good, bat sell and
convey only as TrUs.e@ SSsic 10 be made
igs SAM. III. COWARD, Trustee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-01
ASSETS. JULY !. 1885.
Loss by Portland Fire. July Attn.
r1HE total amount covered by the Rtna Poll

T,HE total amount covered by the Etna Poll
i cies on property destroyed or damaged is
$206, ,S54 on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from $4,000 and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last car,
or proportion equal to S5,OOO loss for COM
pany of 10000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value OF
wealthy. strong corporations is forcibly il
lustrated by this fire. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has
population of 35, ,0G0-was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone structures-prOtected
and screened with onward of 1900 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from tho ocean--and
with a steam FIRE department--yet it has $lO,-
0OO, 900 of property consumed in few hours
upon holiday when its people are least occu-
pied-from the very Insignificant cause Of n
contemplate firecracker.
Remember the trifling origin Of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings Of
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Rtna Agent call If you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate of premium for
n good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your insurance with shrewd judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
to by Ii. A. LITTLETUN & CO., Ag'ts.
Is No. 2TS Front street. up stairs.
n ~ - -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-01

uARD WORK. STEADY NERVES, uN-
faltering determination, honorable pluck hon
ca transactions and liberal patronage have
brought the PHOcNIX through the try
ing ordeal Of 1896 without the smell of fire upon
It's garments, adding new laurcls to its we'll
earned name and fame for prompt, reliable
and equitable dealings, surpassed by no other
institution in the annals Of Insurance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-01
Tuesday. February 5th, 1867,

in front of the Courthouse, in the city Of Mem
phis, proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder FOX
CASH, the following described property, to-
wit A certain tract of land. situated, lying
and teipg in the county of Shelby and State OF
Tennessee in the vicinity and on the east OF
the city of Memphis, on the northeast side OF
the Memphis and Charleston railroad, being q
part of the John Ramsey grant Of five thousand
acres, and bounded as follows Beginning az
the northwest corner Of tract OF one hundred
acres of land lately owned by Nath. Ragland
thence south with the west boundary line OF
said one hundred acre tract, thirteen poles to a
stake, fifty feet from centre of said railroad,
with black oak and black walnut pointers
thence south forty-fye degrees east with the
northeastside Of said railroad twenty nine poles
10 a stake, fifty feet from the centre of said
railroad thence north thirty-three and q half
poles to a stake in the north boundary line OF
said one hundred acre tract thence west with
the north boundary line of said one hundred
acre tract twenty-one poles TO the beginning
corner, containing by estimation three acres
ofland, and being the same tract that was con-
ycyed 10 said Mildred Anderson by Nath. Rag
land by deed. bearing date 18th April, 1913, to-
gether with all improvements thereon, and ap-
purtcnances thereunt0 belonging. The equity OF
redemption in and to this property is expressly
waived in said Trust Deed, and the title is be-
lieyed to be good, but sell and convey only
as Trustee. Sale to be made within lawful
hours. SAM. II. COWARD,
100 Trustee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-01
TRUSTEES SALE OF land.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED, Exc
Is cuted to me by Samuel L. Hammond, on
the Both day of November, 1865, to secure, the
payment Of certain notes therein described,
payable to Thos. NJ. Ward (which said Trust
Deed was duly registered in the Register g @ once
Book 55, part LIST, pages 479 and 4Sgl. / will,
as Trustee, on he second cd day of February,
1867, al No. II Madison street, Memphis. at the
hour of twelve ll2l o'clock, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, Tioo Hundred and Fitv (25O)
Acres Of Land, eight miles north of Memphis,
on Big Greek Plank Road, being the same land
conveyed in said Trust Deed, and fully de-
scribed by meetes and bounds therein. and to
Equity of redemption expressly waived in the
Trust Deed. Title believed to be good, but l
shall convey only as trustee.
l27 NJ. ID. i. STEWART. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A. DEED OF TRUST,
1sf6. by ii. NJ. (irosyenor and duly registered
in he Register Office Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in Record Book NoH56, part lst, pages
357, 35s aud 3J9, to which reference is hereby
made. For the purpose of paying the debt
therein secured, will. on
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from which university he Was finally er-
PEELED in disgrace. Since then he has
been the hero Of irnumerable adventures
on the continent, scandalous and other
wise, is well know in every gambling
house, and brothel and police court in
Paris, aud is as accomplished william,
for young man, as you can Ind IN
many day.
At Oxford, one day, while he was yet
in his teens, three different young women
appeared in court against him with
charges Of seduction. Since then he
has matured in every species Of dissipa'
tien, and is as well known TO the London
police as any long fingered Jack from
Billingsgate. And this is the most init.
mate friend, companion and 'coniidant of
the heir TO the British throne They are
constantly seen together, often go arm
in arm together alone o'nights land
where they 90 to is hardly mystery.
ST. Albans stays by the week at MARI
boro' House, and the Prince Of Wales,
as regularly reciprocates by visiting the
Duke at his house; and they are, in
every way, hand and glove" Not
only this, the Duke Of St. Albans is the
intimate friend of the Princess, as we'll
as the Prince of Wales, and is often seen
riding with her alone in the parks. 1t
is naturally matter of uneasiness to
the English that 80 graceless a reprobate
should be so familiar with their future
Queen, who is quite too giddy now to
suit their staid tastes, and who is vastly
imprudent in her association with this
noble Duke. Thus we see the Prince OF
Wales and his fair wife going on in the
same path that George the Fourth, of
disgraceful memory, trod, and we may
look forward to a not very promising
reign when another tory and dissolute
king ascends the British throne.
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LEGAL SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

NY VIRUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX-
ID ecnied 10 mo ON the 18th day Of June, 1860,
hy W. o. Lofand and duly registered in the
Resister's office Of shelby county. Tennessee,
In Record Book No. 90. Part lst, Pages 6Og, GlO,
and Oh, 10 which roierepce H. hereby made
Tor tho purpose Of paying the debt therein
Feeured-I will on
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HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES. OF
III experienced hostlers, I am prepared 70
offer unusual inducements % those having
horses 10 board. AZ / am prepared iced and
10 drovcrs. having horses for sale, I can oder
the very best facilities for disuosing Of their
stock. a. / have an extensive acqua-ntance,
both in the city and country.
The very best Of saddle and busy horses Tot
hire always on hand.
Am also prepared % furnish storage for an
irnu.cnsc amount cf merchandise. Parties
wishing EtoraEc for carriages, buEeics, furni-
turr efr. will find ny warcronm light. dry
sri airv. DAN S. EIRWAN.
ft5 frourfctnr.
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DIED.


BEIKSAPAt Yonle. on Tuesday 20 Miss Mary Beln,p
te 5',h year Of Der sse =, attend ,b funeral 4, the Fin.
Psbgteran Church Yonke Friday Nov. at2t ocock u
Carriages will be the depot the arrival Of the Il N tram im
CAvEOn uesia oe; 90 m short Illness Emma Jane Youngest
daughter # Charles J. and Eita Jane Cave.
The relatives and friends OF ihe iiny arr pee'Iy 20 %
the funeral from the residence Of her parents 10 "
Bokn W. d. THURSDAY Oct 81 At O'clock without further
invitation.
CARTER-At Galveston Texas Of yellow fever Sunday Sept
Willie Carter. aged 20 years.
DoUGHBRTY-Ou morning % Hannah r o. the late
Her IONS. sonsw family invited to attend
te aBeral Friday Nov. at O'Clock from her late res
deace. No. 2l5 Henu-st
HARTAt Shrub Oak r. on Tuesday. oct 90 Elizabeth relc Of
james B. Hart ia The sith year q Der age =, p c, e,b
THURSDAY oct 81 at o'clock without further notice
EFLLOGG-On Welness- Oct 3D. short bat severe Illness
beloved wife Of Norman Kellogg and only child OF Samuel
A.. end MARI A. Castle, In tie 2lst rear ~ her age
The snd friends Of both families are invited TO- attend ne tane
At The residence Of aef It' NO i5, Mn BE- t,kss to
waterbury. Conn. for iat-nreut
MOOREn City Wednesday Oct 3d. Arthur only son Of
n Aieue =. Moore. aged rear and IL mouths
Fune IBIS ay o'clock from No 80 sKh'e The remains will
be taken to Providence, X H. for nteIment
MOLLARDsuldeny weuesiA Oct 30 John Mot ESQ., aged
Tie relative, and friends Of family fully invited to stiend
@ FJ," Nov = ,es The remain. will be taken
ryovu Cemetery SATURDAY morning Nov .
RElNOLDS-A Greenwich Cona TUESDAY Oct 49, Syivanus Key
Tie relative, family respectfully lnved to si'ead
TIE funeral from the residence 81 BIZ mother ANY NJ henoes Nor'h
thursday Oct o. AZ o'clock M Services al frss Copsfe
gHtolal Church al ? O'Clock p N.
RE-Oa TUESDAY Oct - Lille T. Reid daughter OF the late Lieut.
pprcln ST. auI Elnor g. Reid aged II years and months
Tie funeral viii pce y o'clock to-day (ltursday rom
81 TeLsL aud Avenue Friends are invited without farther
Auburn n y Feehod j. aud Eevaseu Coun, papers please
cppr.
rnoMPsoy-on TUESDAY Oct % Morris Joseph ami Mar
F4rrt ~ Thompson. aged AM o moaths,
-, , h IN w., The friends Of the family and ,o Of
the family Of bis ernner smith Sheion are invited to o peen
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THE STATE or TRADE.

CH,nLHsroS s c. Oct 3oCoiion sci,e at decline Of ldc
sale. $40 les; Mdflngs IN dl8c receipts 1854 bales
gwOKEAS Oct tottou weaker but prices unchanged
s,le. Mdhngs Bd receipts 2 bales EXPORTS
as bales Sugar MolssesNoihiug doing Flour is at stand
sn today. Corn quoted u Al CO. Oats declined o
sslss Al gOdT2 Pork Bacen-Shouieu, 5tc Clear Sides -
0llge Lard dull hut unchanged FfeighBy steam on tot 10
NevYork Ar 10 Boston Philadelphia lc TO Liverpool tmc
change heavy l5d55 Erw.York sight Exchange para lpen
MopuE Ala J0-The Cotton mafl closed quiet hdd g.
ksT.ss,H Ga, Oct dali aud heavy holders snr
on to saIei HewYOrs hdngs se sales 400 6iesi receipts
iwsa,os n G. Oct oo-sphts Turpsnns declined sales at
quiet Al common NV'Hn
ArGrsTa Ia SCoiton It. lowers sales 500 bales; receipts
e' pSto o +Recept.-wheat Corn
Osfs nonei Barley 100 bush Flour 1000 bbs shipments
wheat $4,000 bush Corn, 5000 bush oats 6WV bsh Rye
200 hnb Pghts bat unchanged Flour quet sales ot 800
~ sr,nr ni Amber Mixed I5 100 bbl Spring $40
Ioo & White we,ter and Canada al g So Rye Flour nominal NJ
s96s82s Wheat quiet and lover; sales 81 20O bush No h
Le Al ~ O5 1900 bush Do sample at ~ %; $50 bush
Sa bcago 1t e. Corn doll aud owe No Western osei at
81 nj out brers New Toledo nominal NJ - 10 Oats dali and
r. ,aies Of u bush az TIC Barley quct sales OF 900 bash
Canada At I'll ~ holding high As u j. Oher articles an
0.Tgeo Oct 9O-Four sie,i and good demands sales 9oo bills
At : Tor NO Spring; 70 Tor Red Winter $J - FOR whe Sf 30
i'm AID 10 better demand se $500 bush Upper Lake Canada at
3 ?o00 bush prime do at I'll A 800 BUSH Choice %
A. co. 1900 Bag Qune 81 a. Rye unchanged sales 1909
bush C,ndn NJ S a. 10 bond Peas quet hhof' 30 nh
Grain g. keglorki Flour, Sc Wheat ci Corn, 9ci oas loi
Ur7 Ale Lake import.-80 bush Wheat 5000 hush baiey
900 Lus. RE. lJoO bush Peas l2OOj feet 81 Lumber lanai
IIportt-sO hhi Flour; 1900 bash Wheat I'm h NoIH ~
CO.. hush Barlo,; 2t5 hush OATS $4,000 ot Of Lumber
CNcyyA4t JlFour dull AMI unchanged Win limited de-
utul WHEAT unrhaugri No spring ~ l'i No 'i nints
~ o. Couaelr limited demand a. Dc Htl Tor No Mixed
t.dt DOL. lpn..-t @ b,0hlc rye duli .lr' no y ~ "
I.F .4.ls.i C- Doll lt4 u'rlri i"bA' 'l.u-. N''i
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NEW-JERSEY.
NOMINATIONS TOR TmE LEGIsLATrRE:

NOMINATIONS FOR THE LEGISLATURE:
The Republicans have nominated James
AchisOn for Assembly in the list District Of PaSsuc
Mr.. Altman having declined the nomination.
Allen H. Berry having declined the Republican nomi-
nation for Surrogate Of Bergen County Carrot ;. Dem
Arrest has been nominated.
The following il the Essex County Republican ticket so
far as made: County ClcrkAlbert L. COndit Sheriff
Peter f. Rogers; CoronersRObert Lang John L. Chase
Ieander Williams; Assemby-Nth District Samuel AT
water; With District, Francis Mackn.
PROGRESS or THE CAMPAIGN.
MI Seeley Of Newark addressed large meeting OF Re
pubcans at Paterson Tuesday night. The Hon JOhn
Davidson announced TO speak with John y Foster AZ
Passaic on Friday evening.
This evening the parties meet by agreement In the
Wlgwam Mt Paterson, s. Tuttle Republican candidate for
Senator on one side. and Capt. Thompson the Demo
cratic side each side 10 have presiding officer; the
doors to be thrown open at "a o'clock aud tho house 10
be Allied 10y those who first come There is great deal
Of excitement In regard 10 the discussions, and the
authorities have detailed extra force Of police TO pre-
serve order.
The Republicans Of Bergen County held meeting NJ
Uackcnsack and organized County Club, win Charles
IT, VOORHEES, M President. and DR. 5. A. Jones, Robert
Renne Dr. Hasbrouck W. Greig, jr., and other pTQml-
nen citizens. representing all the townships. as vice
Presidents After an address from VIM. s. Bania, Com
mittees were appointed for all the townships. ana the
active Republicans determined TO keep pogeing away
until Bergen County is redeemed from CoppeIheau
thradOm.
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Pork DIN offered 80 Bacon unehauged Shoulder, l3c
Clear Sides 7c Lard du llc there but e demand
Sugar dull all grades have declined &C. Coffee quiet and
Gold i4 Money uncSng and close Hogs @b@p' gt
receipts; 1850 hogs slaughtered yesterday and today -,
MILWAUKEE 3iFiour dali aud CITY Doubles Ss ''D
%; Country do SD 50 30 Wheat unsettled at ~ 81 for No
and 90 for No declined &C. sales at so de Tor No =
firm 81 IS for No. 81 II for No Freighs MeAA
Wheat to Buffalo, re 70 Osvego, l4c Recep4zOV DOS
5000 hush Wheat 20O0 bush 26 600 bush Corn bhPnehs-
4 400 bills Flour, bush Wheat. . .,
CncAGo 3our DOLL steady Wheat dull and declined
ole sales ~ 880 li ~, No l. and Al 81 for No eorn
dull and deeined dllc sales at IL Ga 81 07 for 10 ana
a 81 Oh tor No dull and declined a4c.; sales at 9'a
Rive dull and declined L. sales at 81 % for No and 81 2ia 81 . for
No Barley declined ld2c sales 81 05dS o8 for NO. ana
Rejected Pork 10 50d $40 Lard l2s02sc Beef
Csit ul a, 20 81 6 62l for good to choice shipping
steady IS 30 good choice Reepts-l00 bb% Flour
Com bush $500 Hogs
shpments-o0O Four Com, bush Oas
Lake Freights-Nh heat 10 Buffalo, 7ld8c.
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revolutionary struggle. These State elections do not
stand alone by Themselves; they have most intimate
connection with national affairs. They Who seek 10 Ie
pudate the National debt. deadly blow at the lie
well the honor OF the nation There Is great
about But IL Il easier to the taxes
heavy az they are than it was to pay them before the
war; and in addition they easily distributed
aud more easily collected But 10 Is said poor man
should have a currency as good gold. SO he should
and me would have it u not for the disturbance 3c
c~Oned public mind by him who has como 10 the
Presidents char through the crime Of the assassin
Letters Of apology from GOV. Fenton, lleuttoV Nood
ford, Gen. COchrane Gen T.. NJ Cook, Major Haggerty
and others were read, after which Col JULIAN ALLES
candidate for Alderman, addressed the meeting.
Col. MORGAN of Now-NOr was the next speaker. The
meeting was intended be ratification meeting OF the
soldier candidates put forth by the two great parties Tor
the Offices in the public gift The who mtrusted
with the work Of putting down the Rebellion are Ger
ainly worthy to hold the positions for which they have
been nominated. Applause.l He concluded by urging
upon the meeting the necessity Of giving the ticket an
earnest ana hearty support.
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NEW-YORK.

REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETINGS
The Hon. Chas. S. Spencer and Horace Gree
10y will speak At No. leo Pruoest this evening Let the
Union men in that section rally in force
fhe Republicans Of the XVIII Assembly District hold
meeting tonight at Lincoln Hall, corner OF Eghthaye
aad Thirtythirdst. to hear speeches from Messrs C.
Pullman, c. S. Spencer Norman stratton, and others
The German Republicans hold a grand ratification
meeting tonight at the Germania Assembly Rooms, to
tstfy the Republican State and local nominations DR..
frederick Schultz Will preside and speak. Wel-known
German and American speakers are announced.
THE GERMANS AROUSED.
At an extraordinary meeting of the German
Republican Club Of the Twentieth Ward held last Mon
Jay the following resolutions Of DR. Hoeber were unani-
w1sa Is. General Republican Cen, Committee O the Ci Of
The date. Committee and Of e5eT GOOD citizen and Wercas
kepaesn psny today the a. when the Committee
'' r., and Tsseuel is commission tie Club
eaton with, the General Republican Central Committee;
m 20 ht We rat hd indore fully The Syracuse Platform and
. defeat Andrew Johuson's uesehsrOus policy.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
w DiStic.-Ihe statement that the Republicans Of
G.s district have indorsed Thomas j. Montgomery the
800 candidate Tor SENATOR Is erroneous The Repub
didate. VIZ "'s' '"i' evening " n~ine o@n'
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS
.. nep Iork-Ihe NcKeOn Democracy OF the With Dis
ct hed meeting on Monday evening, the 2sth inst at
20; Iz4 Delaneeys and unanimously Endorsed Nicholas
LoeIhard Uhe Republican nomnee), their candi
1ste Tor the Assembly. The Young Mems Democratic
nOh CiuD OF the same district at No. ZIG Hestert
e unanimously Endorsed Mr.. Eberhard their choice
o be Assembly. The Ring elements are thus fused
against James Reed, Tammany candidate for reelection
z.a A CARD PROM JOHN J. FREEDMAN.
70 " Editor Of The 7FfbuAG
, SIR Seeing my name still mentioned in the
opHc papers IN connection with tho office of Justice OF
Court, beg leave TO announce through the
,umns OF your paper that have declined the n0mina
IN rendered 10 me by letter hearing date October 10 and
YsS consequently am 10 candidate for that position
Sn Ss , Itht sefNahi JOHN j. FREEDMAN.
no. 70 Chdmters-si., Beio- York, Oct 80, 1867.
~, THE CITY NOMINATIONS.
~ ne Committee Of Three from the Executive
.si , uf Z" re LnOn Republican General Committee
~ "Ni7 'pPDmlfd ~ hll vacancies on the Union re.
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MfRRIED.

BELISOUTTBRAt the American legation and anersd az the
English Church MarbOeu PARIS Tuesday Oct 10 BY the
Rev Sir Gardner Edward Bell esq, TO Eliza NJ daughter Of
James +. SOuter all OF hes.iork
COSNOLLY-WILLMOT-Ou Wednesday Oct 80 1861 ktmoud NJ
Connolly Josephine Wllmot both OF this city, NO cards
DUNN-SILLICK-On Wednesday Oct 30 at the Eighty sixth It. NJ
Church. bT the Rev John f. Gore Gano Dunn TO Amelia D.
youngest daughter Of the late Rev John A. SIneA'
ELDRIDGE-ST JOHNn this City Tuesday Oct ~ BY The Rev
john j. W. Edrdge Of Hartford, Conn., TO Ellen A. edes'
daughter Of the officiating clergyman.
-WRGHT-On Tuesday. Oct % at Plymouth Church ~ me
Rev Henry Ward B-ecber assisted by the Rev. Theo L. CuyleT,
Henry X Green 70 Julia A. Wright, all OF Brooklyn
Waert0wn n. Y, Thursday Oct ~
by the Rev j. c. Hall agenua Ohio uncle Of the bride John T.
Iirouu Fulton ~ " Alice c. daughter Of Kmbal Of The
former place
NORTHAMPTON Monday Oct 49, Patterson NY by the Rev
T. H. Benedict Mr. w. H. Morse Of Bergen ~ j. to Miss Euphems
H. Knapp Of New Fairfield, Conu
MORRSON-BURR-At Astoria L. L. on TUESDAY 90 by the Rev
b. p stead D. william Morrison Of this city y Helen, daughter
Of Charles II. Burr Of the former place