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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-08-22

The church AZ North Fairfax j. nearly
c1mpleted-The Free Methodists Of New
York refuse membership to persons who use
tobacco or liquor in any form or who are
members Of secret societies. They also pro-
hibit the use of iewelry and of gay and
faShv dresS.-Rev. {. II. DuntOn. of
East Dorset. has accepted q vacation from
his charge and l. on a visit to his old home
in Uuderhill The Methodist camp meet
ing at Ocean Grove. near Long Branch,
which opened on Friday Of last week, J.
crowded TO excess-Father Coleman OF
the Troy conference had an audience of
fifteen hundred in the evening, as he held
forth in his own peculiar manner from the
text. They were all filed with the Holy
Ghost" ThisreverenG gentleman has passed
his three score and ten, but, like the battle
SCARED veteran. his soul fires up mt the
sound OF the bugle, and his short, pointed.
and frequently abrupt sentences rang out
among the dark aisles Of the forest, COM
pelling attention from those who were be-
y0ud sight, and without the range OF the
ordinary speakers. lie represents, a. he
announced, the old line Of Methodist
preachers. and recalls the pictures Of the
heroic Cartwright. who could preach, pray,
or batter the head of the irreverent Mike
Fink. the Mississippi pirate, when he dared
to interrupt his religious services
DR.. Eben Touuee iof Boston, was
at Pirtsiord, a few weeks ago, and
favored large assembly at the Metho-
dit church with one Of his inimitable
''prai-e meetings" lie spoke for some
time on his iayoritc theme, Music a. an
Element of Worship, taking for his points.
what kind of music should be used, how it
should be used and made some remarks on
choirS and organs lie believes in the
grand music OF the old masters, and says
the German chorals can be sung by our
conrre 1ations. He would have all unite in
worShipping God in sacred song, the organ
being in front of the congregation and the
choir should sIt with them, for, said the
doctor. I'VE do not put a martial band in
the rear of an army" The doctor Is doing
a great work for the churches all through
tile land. visiting the large centres where
often thousands assemble to unite with him
in tie cnnquerlng songs of the Cross.
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/ WISH 60 inform the public that 20 connection
| wlth ms bus ness % clrdiu- rolls aud making
stocklus yarn. have added a complete assortment
Of Woolen goods, from the lamollle Mills, Fairfax,
Vt which ] offer O. sell for cash, 90 exchange ior
wool on reasonable terms. +. +. LYMAN.
H.neshurzh, Vt, July lst. ls79-w3uos
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This Institution oilers a course Of study in Com
mercial and English branches, thereby afTording an
opportunity OF occurring liberal and practical
education and thorough preparation for business
Its rates Of tuition a. low as consistent with the
required number % experienced instructors and its
desirable apartments.
It's DISCIPLINE OF TIE IiIGHEsT ORDER
Its facilities for assisting students to positions IN
business are unsurpassed.
NEXT SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS SEpr. I. IS73.
Annual Catalogue and Report ready furnished
free upon application IN person or hy mail
Office at li9 A, fremont Street Room l5 Open
daily du-ine vacation. from 20 tin ~ O'Clock.
IL. F. HIBBARD, Principal.
August WY
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W Co send for pamphlet canta D. NJ instruct r-
&c-- which every body should have. J. G.. TILTDN.
tIttslur-, O. Au- Sd v iw
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BURLINGTON yT3 YOUNG LADIES
ESSEN CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

ESSEX CENTRE, VERMONT.
A. D. WHITNEY, \. B., PRINCIPAL
Fall Term 10 Commence August 9th. lsl..
rVHORGCGH instruction viii he given in English
and Classical studies. and in Vocal and lnstru-
mental Music. The extensive Philosophical ana
Chemical Apparatus q the Institution will he added
to. as the needs OF the school require boaTu' m
cludins room, fuel lights and washing IN tnc
elegant and commodious Boarding House recently
erected. 800 per week. Rooms Tor seli-boardlhs
provided. ,
July 25-wjw
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wIxsLow q WILSON.

". 30 William St, Now York
e. ". NOOulluUSE.
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
Burlington. VI
Feb 1>-wtf
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SECRET OF BEAUTY

~" az A3S&s-t.s- me NSl.s ssicAi oti'
Hthere is one wish dearer than another o. Pie
heart % woman. t is the desr Ire o. be hllut fol-. Tie
wonderful reputation o. $50. W. LAIRD'S BLOOM
OF YOUTH Is very Justly deserved Fl- .l-
proving and beaUt- ln- the skim % ls uud lu -glF
the best toilet preparation l Che world % CONE
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This delightful toilet preparation has been sc-
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The Liberal Christian Church at Castle
ton. j. once more in working order. The
society has engaged VI. |. II. Booth, stu
dent at =; Lawrence University. 10 preach
during his vaeation.-The UniverSalist
State Convention will be helda Brattleb0r0
the last week Of this month
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SPRIN GFIELD +. q u. INs. CO.,
OF MASS.
Cash ASSeis...-..-... I,aOO, 600
QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY
og ENGLAND.
Cash tssets--GoId $4,000. 600
LORELLlRD INSURANCE Co.
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liANHATTAN FIRE ms. CO..
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LAMAR INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
WEILIANsB'G CITY I. MS. CO.,
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GERMAN INSURANCE co..
OF PENN.
HUMBOLDT INSURANCE CO..
OF JERSEY CITY.
NORTis MISSOURI ms. CO.,
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IITsSESSgPPI VALLEY ms. CO.,
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.,
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AE.EMANNIA FIRE ms. CO..
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TIE IOWA loan AND TRUST COMPANY
vii invest money on irst-cllss Real Estate 40 10
Der cent interest net. payable annually ia
NV York, and VIII guarantee the collection % al
loans made through It's agency. AL charges pal.
by TIE rlrrowcr- Please write, before iuVcstn--
for New York and New England references and ia A.
particulars. SAMUEL MERRILL. tlate Governor
Iowa. Pres dent. Address JAHEs E. UEAETwELL.
Sec'y, Drawer l67 Des MONIES, Iowa.
Au- Il-fd&wiw
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A most interesting work Is in progress
at G.oyersyille. y. y, under the direction
of the new Episcopal rector. Some sixty
pers Is have already been baptized.
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Prepared by
DR. H. ;. FLINT & Co,
At their Great Medical Depot 1875 Ig7 Broad Street
Providence, R. l.
March lz--deod&w6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18

The New Orleans and Rio Janeiro Steam
ship Company has issued to merchants,
manufacturers and farmers pamphlet
setting forth, in brief and comprehensive
manner. the advantages Of trade with that
vast empire Of South America-Brazil. A
history of the country and its products and
government is succinctly given. and the
immense advantage of line of steapers
from this port to Rio Janeiro plainly set
forth. This company proposes to shorten
the time from sixty days to twenty-five by
a semi monthly line, the vessels Of which
would touch at all intermediate ports. The
pamphlet contains large amount of vau.
akle commercial statistics and will repay
perusal. The Office of the company is at
room No. of the Cotton Exchange build
ing, where the provisional secretary. j. +.
Mogridge, Esq. will be pleased to give in
formation on all points.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
MAYORALTy OF NEw ORLEANS, I
City Hall, September II, 1873. 5

MAYORALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
City Hall, September II, 1873.
No. .a3l7-Administration Series.]
Resolred. That the proposal of Eager
Ellerman s. Co., for steamship wharf Op-
posite Lower Cotton Press in the Third Dis
trict. to rebuild upper end only, and pull
old piles out in front of oil works and 10 wer
end of steamship wharf for the sum of
$2l27 in wharf improvement bonds at the
rate of ninety cents on the dollar; and in
the Second District, to rebuild chip wharf
head of Elysian Fields street, known as
SlaughterhOuse wharf fer $2l60 in wharf
improvement bonds at ninety cents on the
dollar; a new fore and alters for Cromwell
line wharf for $40 in wharf improvement
bonds at ninety cents on the dollar; and in
the First District, repair front of apron of
steamboat wharf, near GirOd street, for
cents on the dollar; and extending ship
wharvss Nos. lS, l6l4, II and Is, forty feet
each, for the sum of $4S00in wharf improve
mepts at ninety cents on the dollar; and in
the Fourth D trict, repairs to trent of
steamship wharf below jackson street, for
$1,000 in wharf improvement bonds at nine.
ty cents on the dollar, and offering such
security as will DO acceptable TO the Mayor
and Administrator of Improvements in the
sum of $4,000, be and the same are hereby
accepted, and the Mayor authorized to enter
into contract on behalf of the city, per no.
tarial act before the City Notary, for the
faithful performance of said contract.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans, September Is. 1873
LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
4 true copy:
DANIEL SCULtY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
SHERIrFS SALES,

.. Fl. Davis, Jr.. VI. Cohen NJ. Sorie,
Iestamentary Executor of J. nj. lsaacks, de-
ceased.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. so92-By virtue of writ Of seizure
and sale to me directed nv the honorable the
S1th Dlstrct Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Chs
tOmhOuse streets. in the Second District of thi
city. on TUESDAY, September %, 1873 at twelv
o'clock NJ, the following described property,
wit
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS Or GROUND with
buildings and Improvements thereon rights
and appurtenances thereuuto belonging ar in any
wise appertanin :, situated int lie Second District
of this city. in SO Iare number thrty.nine bounded
by Canal, White Bread and Custonhonse streets
designated by the numbt rs thirty, thirty-one
thirty.twO, ard thirty three, on plan drawn bv ,
N. TOurne, architect. dated fifteenth of March
1864 deposited in the Office of s. Magner late q
notary public in this city as plan number seventy
nine; which lots adjOin each other, and measure
each, according to said plan, thirty feet front
Canal street by depth between parallel lines or
one hundred and thirty nine fet and five inches,
American measure, lot number thirty-three form
ing the corner of Canal and White streets. Being
the same property acquired by the late j. NJ.
1saacks, deceased. by purchase from Robert Clark
per act passed before N. Il. 1rst notary public lie
this city on the nineteenth of July, 1872
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. p HARPER,
au22 SCI % Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18


looked for on the stage this morning from
Monroe.
A dispatch of last evening from Marshall
stated that U. +. Holloway, clerk OF the
court for the parish of Caddo, was dying OF
black vomit, and that his wife was down
with the fever. They left here for Mar
shall soon after the fever broke out.
We learned upon inquiry yesterday at
the railroad depot that there were no trains
arriving or departing-not even the mail
train.
We regret to learn Of the death, from
yellow fever, of Jimmie Dunlap, in Mar
shall yesterday, son of Rev. DR.. Dunlap,
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church, OF this
city.
We learn from Mr. H. H. Hargrove, who
arrived here yesterday from Mansfield, that
the fever had broken oat down there. He
heard of five cases, one of which, Arthur
e. Burns, of this place, had proved fatal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18

CIXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ -. .esns. 20. 5t83.-By virtue of writ of
seizure aL.I sa'e 20 directed by The honorable
the six.l Dlsegi't Court for the parish of Orleans
tle bbo.e ere I'd cause will proceed to cell
a. public auct on at the Merchants and Auc-
IOHseIs' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and Custom house srees, in the Second Distr ct of
tul5 City, 81 SATURDAY, September 90 1873 at
twelve O'Clock ~ the following described prop.
gItv, Wit
That CEETAI: LOT OF GROUND, together will,
tina buildings aDd improvements thereon and ap-
plrtonancss thereunto belonging situated In the
second District OF this dity in the square bounded
~ Char-ro,, b,eA1 lille, Decatur { ATE Old Levee)
a.d tGsf0MA 9use streets. The sad lot Of ground
forming tie northern corner of the said square
measures twfntv-one feet eleven inches four lines
10 en- tlaC: yea street. by Sky three feet eleven
ihc4te tF.f-ei9 tLs u line In depth aud front
sad Beryille street Which property devolved on
ne Leir5 a. 1trs. Matilda T. M0untfJrt deceased
Vlt" OF the LAKE John Noun tort and was al
!"tttl to the defendant herein, party hereto,
one 0i nc sad uelrs at PARTITION made between
ein ot he property Of the succession Of the said
.ale " i5' IOuntf0tt, by an ACT passed before
fttA@ HF'nt, a uuraTr public ~ TINS city, on tho
gents -eIct n al Dtceui1e 1888
Seized ~ the above suit.
-eriAs-C.sll ou Tue spot
Y. r. HARPER.
aul9 q sp2S Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18

0IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
y of Orle ans, No. 5O75 BY virtue of wrs OF seiz
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange, Royal street, betweeA Cana and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the SeccnG District of this
O'Clock n. ths following dsscfIte1 property, to
wit
!. THE HALF OF 4 CERTAIN .GY OF GROUND
with oil the buildings and improvements anereOn,
situated in the faubourg IRENE. ScnL'I District of
this city, des grated 10y the mum one, in square
number thiityOne, bOunded ~ Cont Sc. louis, Ma
rails and Where Streets and measures thirty feet
ght feet niue inches deep fSench measure accord.
ing 10 plan drawn by J. Pile laeesurysyos, the
tLrtieth of November, 1880 aud annexed te act
depos ted n the office % +. de Armas, late notary
public in this city, on the twenty Ainth of Decem
htr, 1880 Which, property ~as purchased by the
def Ddsns herein from William 70 Seuegrs by act
passed before EGG. Gortscliak Ias notary public
in this city, on the eleventh of october 1868.
2 A LOTOE GROUND, with 'Ls building an3 m.
p1ovements thereon. situated IN ele FIRST d strict
of this CITY i'll square bou4GeS ~ McPomene,
Dryades, Baschus and TerpslctsG. .ssIeets, icing
part Of lot Number five, "a gSaI~ &uribeT Lety-
thee, Oh re origina plan Vi che sSuto VI. AnIun
citation, ds posted in sLe ptfcs Of J.. T sase late
notary puhic this City, and measures shiTtv feet
twenty feet in dep-'l. Which sropertS vas pur.
Chased by the def. nda'I. herein - /. made oy
&. BuIltt, late marshal 81 IN. Waited ..at.s for
tie Eastern District of yslis.Hso "s .'s .ye.ts.
ninth OF March, 1868
seized in the sb.vesue
ysI1s~s Ssh u. tic .:oso
"a Dc a. - o..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
Local Intelligence.

LOOKING FOR BETTER QUARTERs.-The
City Council has authorized Mayor Wilt
30 look up a building which will be suitable
for the first precinct Gala boose and NUM-
cipal Court, as the premises opposite the
City Hall are totally unfit for tina: service,
besides the rent jis exorbitant. Ii the
.natter shall be wisely administered, the
city will be able to save considerable sum
of money, also have far better quarters for
prison and courtroom. Almost any other
locality will be better than the present one.
The noise and excitement around this police
jail are q constant annoyance to citizens
having business at the City Hall, and occa-
iiOnally the nuisance is intolera be.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
The Rivers.

During the past week the Red river has
fallen fifteen inches 1T Shreveport. The
Missouri has fallen slightly at Omaha,
Yankton and 1eavenworth. The Mississippi
has fallen from two to eight inches between
St. Paul and New Orleans. The Cumber-
land has risen eight inches at Nashville.
The Ohio has fallen six inches at Pittsburg,
three and half feet at Cincinnati and if
teen inches at Louisville.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.
STATE OF HENRY +. WADE, JY,

C:t-Eo STATES HARsHALs OYpICy ,
New Orleans, July 9, 1873 (
F57HlS lSTo GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT IN
Z oSutrUptcT Aas been issued OUT of the District
Court ii tAe United States for the District of Lou
.-lana, -a-r.st the estate of Henry F. Wade Jr OF
be- ORLEANS. IN the parish Of Orleans state Of
LOu.5ana, adj 5ed bankrupt upon his own peti.
too; that the payment ofany de hts and the deliver
nf any property belonging to said bankrupt.
lAn, u Tor his use, and the transfer of an
property by him are forbidden by law; that 8
inee ing ~ tie creditors OF said bankrupt. to
Prov tAtir debts and choose ore more assignees
OF mis- estate, Will be held at u court of bank.
rlptcg. 70 be holden on the second day of October
Z. D. lj-3, at a. b.. at the Customhouse bull y
ING New Cr.ea u, IT loce c. ). Kellogg. register.
s. B. PACKARD
ig' gc- Tri+e1 States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
MAroRALyy OF NV ORLEANS,
City Hall, September II, 1873. !

MAyoRALyY OF NEW OALKANs,
City Hall, September H. 1873.
No. 231l-AdministratiOn Series.l
IN ordinance authorizing final settlement
with the estate of Dennis Cronap for the
paving Of Bourbon street.
Be it ordained, That in final settlement Of
the claim of the estate of Dennis Cronan
for 2 balance due for the paving Of 3our-
bon street, the Administrators Of Finance
and Accounts are hereby authorized to
issue TO che legal representatives Of said
estate the cum of $ll66 l6, viz: $1,000 Ia q
street Improvement bond and the balance
in certificate, the statemen. Of account
to be first approved by the Mayor.
Adopted by The Council Of the city OF
New Orleans, September Is. 1873
Ieas-Brewster. Calhoun, Titzenreitef,
Lewis. Schneider. Sturcken. Turnbull.
LOUIS 4. WILT, Mayor.
4 true copy:
DANIEL SCUILy. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
SHERIFF'S SALES.
ROf,epe -. Calender ~. Paericas CsFe1

RObept -. Calender ~. Fntric1s CsffeS
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PARISH OF
= Orleans. No. 5096.-By Virtue ct s writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the h6aorabe
the Sixth District Court for the parish q Orleans,
in che above entitled cause vii proceed to sell
pubiic auction, at the Mercl sL's and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street, !>tw@~n Canal and
CuNsuhouse streets, III the Second District of
this city, TUESDAY, october 81 ,lS.3 at twelve
O'Clock NJ. she tollosins s.scrssS property
10 WITT
TWO CERTAIN PIECES ~ GRGSSS situated
in the Second District q this .ty, IN :iie square
BOUNDED nv Where, Robert son S.y.u Hoad and
!scas a.ie streets, az Nirg sact Other and me
fs'' tes.Geep. Beng he same grocery SECURED
by IN. ate Sat.ig& COtey, deceased, ~ auI chase
- PROCESSION from .hs sS:csssioS OF Joseph
.ala on he .nen.y~ ,h'h lsn~ 1870 la:o se !.
y. .orse..sgf DOt".v CUB ic y. 'EIa o:Ss
se,Esd n the s.6ova suis.
TsfAAsIAsbHi th< sp0A
~ r RARbXH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18

FIRES YESTERDAY MORNING. - About
three o'clock yesterday morning fire was
discovered in the two-story frame house,
No. 30l Baronne street, owned by Mrs. Nc.
Laughlin, and occupied by Mrs: q. Hem
height as grocery. The stock OF groceries
was nearly ruined by fire and water, and
the building was badly burned: NO lnsur'
ance on the grocery; the building was in
sured in the London and Lancashire office
for $500, which will cover the loss. How
the fire originated was not learned.
/ At halfpast one o'clock yesterday morn.
ing the tiremen were called to the corner of
Main and Galvez streets to throw water on
the frame cottage owned by Mrs. Kelley,
but water was scarce, and the building was
destroyed. Two houses adjoining, owned
by Mr. Derbier, one occupied by him as a
dwelling and the other as market, were
also burned. Mr. Derbier was insured in
the Orleans Mutual office for $I700.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-18
$. IL. Davis, Jr., vs.. Ii. ScanIon.


CIITH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 5087-By virtue of q writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above emitted cause. l will proceed
AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal street, between Ca
nal and Custemhouse streets, in the Second DIS
trlct of this city on SATURDAY October II, 1878,
at twelve O'clock NJ, thefollowing described prop
erty, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, and
all the rights WAYS, privileges and appurtenances
thereunt0 belonging or in anywlse appertait ing,
situated in the FIRST District of this city, i'll the
square bounded by Melpomene, Locust, Terp-
schore and Magnolia streets, designated by the
number four on plan made by L. Reizenstein, de-
posted in the records Of Z. Barnett, notary pub
lie, ia this city, of date twentieth December, 1866
pOmene and Locust streets and fronts thirty one
feet ten inches two lines on the said Melpomene
street, by depth and front Locust street of
one hundred and twenty seven feet nine inches.
Being the same property acquired by the de-
PENDANT herein by purchase from Michael J. Bre-
nan, by act passed before Richard Brennan, then a
notary public IN this city, on the twenty fifth day
Of January, 1866.
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights, ways, privileges and appurteHances there
unto belonging or in any wise appertaining. stu-
ated in the district and the lot above
described, and designated by the number five on
the plan above referred to; which said lot of ground
measures thirty-on feet seven in' hes in front OH
MejpOmene street by one hundred and twenty
seven feet nine inches in depth. between parallel
lines.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
An act passed before said Richard Brennan, notary,
Oh the thirteth day OF June, 1866.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.