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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-06
STRA YED.
NO TT c. E,

is hereby given that there will be petition
presented to the Commissioners Of Tuscarawas
county, at their next Session, for the location Of
a county road, beginning at the center of Canal
Dover on third street, thence with said street TO
intersect the quarter township line noar the wild
ow Spangers lane; thence along said road as
near as possible for good ground 10 be had, ill
where il joins near the south west corner OF the
Zoar company's tract of land, thence the near
est and best rout to intersect the Road leading
from the coalbank to the Steamfurnace near Bo
liver.
Dover October 29,h, 1910. 3w, ,-.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
E.. B MAKEMSOM.

doors above Factory:
CANAL DOVER, OHIO.
forms the LADIES and MISSES, of Dover
and vicinity, and the public in general. that he
intends to devote his whole attention TO the man
ufacture Of Ladies and Misses shoes, of every
pattern and qualify. which will be made 10 or
der Ntthe shortest notice and on the most rea-
sonable terms. 10 --.-t
lie is determined ts give bis time AVID atten-
II exclusively TO Ladies work, hoping thereby
e able 10 please all who may favor him with
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ton committee, and direct the movements Oflhe
whig party.
The coming election in Pennsylvania is no
doubt Of great importance for the banks. II
Harrison should be elected. the Bank Of the Uni
ted States will have hopes Osbeing akIe to keel
itself awhile longen from dropping into the edge
of which it now hangs, ,1>N. Y. Evening Post.
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TUscARAWAs ELECTION RETURNS.
OaiciI abstract Of the votes given IN the coun.
| " of Tuscarawas, Ohio, on the 18th day o.
October, A. d. 1940i for Governor Repre-
sentative in Congress, Representative and
Senator in the State Legislature, County Au>
ditor, Coroner, and ole County Commission
en-
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IMPORTANT TO THE BANKS.

The Schuylkill Bank of Philadelphia, which
is sort of tender to the Uned States Bank, has
called upon the merchants ofthat CITY, TO shut up
their warehouses during the election, and give
themselves up to tie work of electioneerIng.
They manage election matters after peculiar
manner in Philadelphia. They not only have
election brokers who supply distant cities with
any number of whig votels wanted, but then
boards of directors resolve themselves into cleo
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October 29th, 1910. 3w,
E S II r A &!

D. Came to the farm of John Hykes in Gorhsn
Township, TuScarawas county ealy last
spring, Bay Mare Colt, rising a years old, a
bout Is hands high blind Of the lett eye, and
white on the right hind foot.
Any person, proving property and paving
cearges can have the same.
JOHN HYKES.
Nov. 9th 1910. 3w.
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The latter point msy be very easily manas-
ed; but tho former will, ! believe, battle your a
cuteness, Mr.. Canning
This was said with some degree Of iardiRese
for among affectations which the wealthy quack
INDUCED in, was that ofprOfound mystery with
respect to the mostlrI occurrence.
Your visitor, sir, was WHEREFORE said Can
ming stoutly. q
How could you possibly discover thal' crl>
ed his annoyed host. I'VE conversed with clos
ed door-he sent in no card as we parted. he
spoke but FIVE words j.:
'Of which heard but two.
what were theyI ..f... t
Conventional arrangement said Canning
initiating Wilberforce's distinct enunciation, &
dwelling on each separate sylable-I needed
nothing more to tell me that the man with the
maglo voice was towering near usl
Within few months alter this conversation,
Sir Evan Nepean passed through Hinokley he
was proceeding to Holyhead on some govern.
Dent business connected with the Transport
Board, which admitted OF no delay and so
rapid were his movements, and so anxious was
he to arrive at his destination, thatihough
part Of his family we're al Hnckley under Mr.
Cheshyre's care, he hurried through the town
without even appFisihg them Of his presence.
While changing horses at the inn he inquir.
ed the distance TO the next stlge. These were
the only words he uttered. Calming was re-
turning from his ride at the moment, heard the
inquiry, and said to Sir Evans family the next
morning>-'I am hnppy TO tell you Nepean is
we'll; (; he passed through Hinekley last evening"
his Cea,ures in the twilight was unable to re,
cognizei his voice l did distinctly :..'
Their astonishment may be conceived. /
bordered on incredibly. But on inquiry they
found Mr.. Canning assertion borne out by tho
fact, that on that day and hour their relative
had hurried through IlInckley on his route t.
Ireland.
This faculty seems to have remained unimS
paired TO the close of life. On the evenn,
preceding his last appearance in the House o
commons, "a foreigner met him in the lobby ,ant
bowing, expressed his pleasure at seeing hin
look so well.
Twas an idle compliment. Fatigue, ankle
ty, and party feeling, were killing him hourly.
He acknowledged the intended civilty will
his usual courtesy, and adding he hoped his la
dy and son were better moved away.
|, The foreigner ran after him and said 'Curios
ty induced me 10 ask whsther you knew meP
Your voice recognize, not your person
You are Mr.. We last met in Lisbon i
the year 1915, saw you under circumstances
great distress.
'Once and for a few minutes only 7?
, Your wife and son were pronounced to o
dying--. am truly happy to learn they are sti
preserved to you. Good night, sir
: what most extraordinary man + said III
gratiied foreigner as, turning away from hi
with another and still more profound obeisanc
:. he joined his companion, fellow countryma
what a wonderful memory to remember Sill
an obscure individual as myself after so lol
an interval; and not orly myself, but the We
z circumstance under the pressure Of which
kindly sympathy cheered and consoled me-
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

THE DEMOCRAT will be published every
Friday morning, 1.-Two DoLLARs, perlanum,
If paid within six months, or Two poLLAKs &s
FIFrY Gents at the end oftheyear.I
@N Paper .oiA:bs discontinued. un-
less at the option Of the Publishers, ma-
III all areorGges are paid, gn-
Advertisements inserteds aAs the following
rates.
Fer transient advertisements, ole.
square or less, three weeks for &1,00
Every subsequent insertion, 25
One square for one year, p 500
Two ditto ditto 1900
Half Column, 1000
One Column, '-f $500
Advertisements may be sent in through tbeIpos
Office frOe ofpostage on the part Of the Adver-
tiser. ~-
Printing Of eUery' description, ezecn@
ted on the most reasonable terms, J for cash
rr frade. 4.u
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Sickness AT WHEELING The Wheel
ing Times states that sickness prevails
10 an unusal extent in that city-Seve-
raj deaths have occurred among the most
respectable citizens. "a
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HENS EGGS.S-A writer in the Farmer
Cabinet, corroiorates fact mentioned by wri
ter more than two thousand years ago. viz that
hens eggs which are nearly rornd, invariably
nroduce female chickens, and those which are
long or pointed, produce males.
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NEW GOODS,

Kill G ORE Z H JILL.
A RE now receiving from The cas-
A torn cities, gensral and season.
able stock of GOODS, which they in>
lend selling very low for cash or good
country produce.
New PhilAd. May 90, 1910. .
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WM.SHEAR.
BOOT & SHOE STORE

BOOT & SHOE STORE
Situated in the building formerly Occupi-
ed as a Grocery bv Mr.. Stumph, &
opposite the Mansion House,
.Ncw Philadelphia, Ohio.
,.> CONRAD GENT OH,
ND ESPECTFULL Y!infOrms the cit
kN izeue of New Philadelphia, ihas
he carries on the above Business in all
ol lts various branches. and as he kept
none other than his own manufacture,
he can confidently recommend his work
to all who may favor him with their GUS
tom. . .M -ttg ...r... .t
Particular attention will be given to
the manutac ure oe Gentlcmen'S
FINE BOOTS,
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GTAKE NOTICE, J.

All those indebted 10 the Snbseribers
by Book account, or Notes, to older
dates than six months, are requested 10
call and settle up, Otherwise their Bc-
counts win belef id the hands pf prOpsr
officers for collection.
BENJAMlNMlLLER.
sep, A.. lS40.
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The following are the only Authorized agents
for the sale Of Dr. Beajurnin B1andrvlhs Veg.
elabIs Universal Pills, in The counties cf 'Tus.
carawas and Carroll. .s-,..s.
John P. Chapin, New PhiIadsiptfa,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-06
G. a b i e {
Making.

THE subscriber thankful fnr past favors respec
fnlIy soIicils continuance of the public PATRON
aye. He is prepared to make to order all kinds
Of CABINET WARE, that is in common use
in this country, which he warrants to b. made
in the best manner and Of good materials, and
on the most reasonable terms'
A lot of Cabinet furniture always on hand.
He is also prepared with the necessary materl-
ais for making and conveying COFtlNS safe
ly to any part of the county where he may be
called to attend on the shortest notice: 8.
VIM, KlCKETS.
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N r. w
EatIorfRg Esta bItstmeut,
SA NECJEI, III ADAMS.

Gathering u sta bltSDMent,
SAMUEL FL ADAMS.
KN QULD respectfully inform the
wv citizens Of Dover, and the ad-.
joining counties, that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in the Town OF
Canal Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, two doors west Of Mon,fredy &
McCIesn's New Store, in the room for.
merly occupied by Mrs. M. c. GIonin-
ger as a confectionery, where Clothing
will be made in the most fashionable &
fitting manner; from his experience IN
the above business. he feels. assured that
he will be able 10 reader general satis-
faction TO all, who are pleased, to give
him call.
Dover. April 10Th 1910. II
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THE HUMAN FIR AME. Man has GO homes
in his legs and thighs, 60 in his arms and hands,
G6 in his head, and 67 in his .runk. He has al
so 434 muscles in the structure ofhis body, and
his heart has 2e4O pulsaiions in the space ofan
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JOHN HERMAN

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public in general, that he still continues the
BLAKSMiTHlNG BUSINESS, in the TOWN
OF I.OCkPORT. where he respectfully invites
theFarmers and the public generally tOgive him
call. lie feels thankful to the farmers for The
encouragement he has received, and hopes by
strict attention to business, to receive share Of
public patronage. Having purchased quanti-
ty of Iron,at reduced price, he will shoe ilor
ses all round with new shoes Cor one dollar and
o cents fot removing All olher work done in
proportion.
Lockport Sept 10Th, l64O.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

THE Subscribers would hereby inform the
citizens of Bolivar and the adjacent country.
that they have entered into partnership for the
practice of Medicine and Surgery, and would
most respectfully tender their professional ser-r
vices to those who may become the subjects Of
disease.
n. J, BENNETT,
JAMES JOHNSON.
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POLICE COURT.

A short chapter ir a lady's ie,-s-
JANE SHORT was discharged from the
house Of correction yesterday forenoon
ct | | O'Clock, and at four in the after
noon was brought up to COurtfor steal
ing pair Of psutaloens. As soon as
senlance for ak months was announced,
she Stripped off her cloak, and pre-
pared for desperate struggle for liber-
~. She made gallant charge, bu, her
efforts we're uuvslling against the grasP
ef three slou. officers, and she was
dragged offto the lookup. utIering The
most frighliul yells. ..
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office at Canal Dover,
Ohio, Sept. 30lh 1910! "a
Upton Altman, Jacob Ankeiy,
Jesse Anderson, ). w. Barton,
J. Bradfeld Isaac Chrish,an, ,.,
William Corn, John Diel Ju. r
Elizabeth Esenfeter, Lewis Easton,
Jacob Fulton, Thomas Gossuch,
George German, George Grove,
Sas Henry, Esq. John hugaI.
ID. W. Hosington, Samuel Harbaugh,
Joseph HasbrOUk, ChariOtte HarbSugh,
Benjamin Hunter, James Jennings,
St. Johns, james Kockran,
Wilhelm Kuser, f. Rough, 9
Jacob Long Samuel Lower
Col. r. NJ. Lamb, Harriet Logan,
james Meddaueh, Thomas Alajers,
George Nc Bride, Otis Men,er,
Henry OckeF, Ludwig PIocker,
Thomas Price, Catharine Putnam,
Mr. Pade, George Righert,
Daniel Richie, John Rockwell,
Benz Rhone, Joseph shebIiugj
Henry d. Shretller, Jonas Schnider,
William Sowets, Sallle OF Stuber,
Marion 1ompson, Lvi Tompson,
J, IanehiA, Jacob Iompson,
c. Warner, William Webster,
VIM Whittier, Samuel Wilson,
Jacob W Welker. ',
NJ. Collier, p. M.
Sept. 3Oh, 1870 3w.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office at Bolver on
the 3Oth day Of Sept. A. D. 1910.
John NJ. Albright, j. Laughin,
John Anthony, Andrew Martin,
Freshman Asher, William Madil,
Michat Albright, Jacob Miller,
B. F. Belknap, David Mock.
Joel Chandler, John Patton,
Caleb Found, d. C. Patton.
George Farmwell, Mrs. A. Tinker,
john HenliTis, GsdTEEea !S!h,,s.G !h,,s..G;
C.F. keeier, Michael Weippert,
John Laughlin, Anthony Yani,
H A. REDFlELD, P. M.
Bolver Sept. 3Oth. 3w.
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M A R X E rs.

Wheat 59cents per busheI; corn and oats 25
cents per buShel.
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LIsT or LErTERS.

Remaining in the Post Gfiice at Shauebvile,
Ohio, Sept. Both 1910.
Josob Anwaugh, Henry Knhns.
G. S. Banks, Rochall Pedon;
]. W. Banks. Samuel PensiheeF,
Andrew Crise. Josiah Robson,
Jesse Embree, John Rose. h
Jacob Endlick, Christian sShanL, !
John Foster, Henry Taylor,
Miss e. Freeze, Daniel Lembfck,
Joseph Guishall = William Williamson
Miss M. HarIban, Daniel WiiIklepleck,
Jacob Houck, Juhn Walters,
Hargers g. co. Stephen Yodeh
T.. Hostedlerj Ann Yoss, Q
=. NJ. Janney, Chislian Yysct;
George Kline, Peter Kouh.
Is. REAM, p. NJ.
Sept. 3Oth Is40. 3w.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Sept. 30th 1910. 3w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15
ylITARLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VARIABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ny yi-e Of Deed of Trust executed to the Sscrihe's o IN.
C.aN Iron Works Company, of record IN lhe county
~ .,o III. W. >ha the 18th day oil Decehhe. ne " w
rg, + ,atauha Worss Company, on oalaWh cicsh,
a me- miles from Fincass III the county oi bo,ci'h.'. WIT
l., 80 !, .rlc auction all the Lands owned ny tne 1a'aWoa
han Wo,k Cnloany consisting Of Tract Of i2'J acres on
wlb hs <l md many other valuable ~ nno
A. gqi and another Tract, containing between ana iuoo
ss made 40 OF Tracts formerly owned by aVa hosS
i wh were conveyed by the David Ross executor ana
the Catavba Iron Works Company On the hst named
ina An,rarc Coal Is onad in great abundance within one
,he Furnace and Iron Ore within the same convenient
nc, Tho improvements hnc In addition !" The
y4 and other necessary buildings there are on tins iract
I'M. ;. Mill Saw Mill and several good Dwelling Houses nc
castings made a, this establishment are OF very superior
% The metal is equal if not superior To- any haac III ihc
~ r. yir,ina This valuable property will be sold upon
@ mae eighteen AMI twenyfour months II desired The
m nr.innc between and 10000 acres VIII he sofa III par
, s1t purchasers the time we VIII ouer ior sac
~ aaon upon n credit of six months, nve or SIX ,ons o
Cn also all The personal property III the WORKS, m
Nr, TnS Flasks, Patterns, &C. Purchasers VIII W ie
3, give bonds with good security fo the aon u .c'
sias The title OF the above property oseseu 10 ~" soou
r,ses ~. will only convey such title i vested in
80 = WIN r. ARCHER,
o,,- ra--oml ALEX. p. ESKKIDGE.
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Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

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n an extensive business which operates as serious tax
wbyer viii pay for nine papers, annually shall have the
r r. Subscriptions shall hereafter be considered as incurred
in advance, and for years publca"m M ,s, h,,
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ne o i,bou, payeut subscriber who Is unae
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payHs" "' Resuoas of the Editorial cSn'enion q "a
are some the results OF the oeeetNe Wis
,.e hitter experience Of the Editorial Corps OF virginia
m were assembled Richmond on Inc ~
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r. them several o. p ne No class Of men has
@ m an abtse Credit System, than the Editors OF
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Of SIXTEEN lines, mrs, insertion, 20 cents; io
~, eortnaance, 80 cents. ,, ~. ..,,,,.
n must he accompanied WIN the au'a"es
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ian 05 .ur-s and Marriages from the country, whenever
unknown NJ this Office, mast Ne aiihen
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800 l in no case he published. every measure, ,na' ha
a. prevent impositions and qizzes has proved hereto
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....., \, "a, ba.s Of thr ',tter.)
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Nn.rml.er Il, $40.

Ant provisions OF Deed of Trust eNecu,ed 10
~ uhcribcr hy Fitzhugh Lipscon,. ;he loih gay o.
M .y. and recorded in the Clerks Once oi frnee aMalu
Cplnty Cur, shall, Thursday, the l9h day OF Nosre
~ II y O'clock the premises the Town OF ratmNe'
n,s Edward County sell To the highest bidder ior cash.
I'm "a, IL the Town Of Farmve conveyed 10 rue saia ih
h ,h- guardian of William g. Eenabe, ana KNOWN III he
Nah II aid Town and designated, rs Lot number ="
Ins lille believed he good hi, selling as trustee, sn
"" -, ~" '''S T4,-,ds1 PHILIP 5. FRY.
" hovc s,e i nns,noned upti, Thursday the 9th De-
~ ~ 49, 49, PHILIP s. FRY.
NA'ct uSN- Gn--tds
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL he exposed to sale publicly 10 the highest bidder on
W Inc ps day Of this month"; December if fair IL not the
nj f dy al the late residence of Benjamin b. Duke, dec in
county o Louisa personal property belonging TO the
~ II ,ad Duke consisting Of his stock of Horses Cattle
cp ii Corn Fodder and Oats, all his household and kc
Furniture Plantation Utensils, and ten or eleven likely ne
sums under ten dollars cash will be requiredFor all sums
dollar. and upwards credit Of nine months VIII be gwen
purchasers executing bonds with good and approved secu
Circumstances render il necessary TO sell some OF me
e 1 cash. which will be given on the day 81 sale
MARY I. DUKE,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of b. b. Duke deceased.
G3-Is
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~ ROBERT nuDcIy, Clerk.

r.. 'auab'e Real Es,ate at Public AUCTION.
aee u the above decree tho undersigned Commission.
= - proceed L. sell the TRACTS OF LAND therein refer
; .oic auclcn, upon the term, therein prescribed.
~, tract al LAM contains 1854 ACRES, by ancient
. susceptible Of division into three Farms, and
=. hcF together separately purchasers. This
III. .Nh ~ tie name Of BRAINFlELD. The sale will
. ~ %'ih day Of November next, the premises.
se TT iraot Of LAND contains about 500 Acres, is
~ y name Of SALT POND, and adjons the lands OF
l5.s ~. John Thorn and Mag Green Esqrs The sale
n. y" ne made al Brandy, public place near the pre-
70. ~ :" any q December next. Should the weather be-
4. = ne next far day > '"S S"'' ""' 'A"e
valuable Tracts of Land arc so generally known,
Srs peL'ar description is deemed unnecessary. The
scrt ND 10 examine the PREMISES and arc referred to
T. a,rua ~ at The Bowling Green Caroline County, for
'As, ROBERT E Il n Il@ISs' Commissioners
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,.,ss. saa Of HE BRAYyEFIEID Land ia ros,,o,od I'm
s ,,.t Pun December next when i, will positirerv take
'' VIII DC divided into two aud perhaps three par
Dec
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I tliNrERy-viScis,G IN Caroline Crcnt superior Court
Law and chancery Sept i 1910: Archibald Buckner, in
right and dcvsec Of Otway Buckner decd and as an
Walker e. Bucknc decd, George r. Buckner, lunatic,
own right and heir of said Walker Z. Buckner and
= indsn Of said George r. Buckner, plaintiffs,
@ Jnhn Washington in his right, and as administrator
Ns Of Gecee Buckner, dec'd VIM Washington, Betty
me- n,n by Laurence W. Kerry, her guardian al htem,
Rnst and Edward BURKE, infants, by Nohone f. Sutton,
aaiah nd h,sm, Judith A. Snnn, Nobnrne E. Sutton and
va lis wife; Warner 1aliafrrro and Leo q. his wife,
smith aud Marion his wife, James Sedan and Sarah
y seldom and JaeS, Ann aud Susan Roy, infants, by said
Il ! Seit"n their guardian nj Item, defendants.
sa>s cam, this day 10 b- heard, By consent Of the par
s"n>sl upon The h answers, exhibits and tho eAamna-
y, N'nr>,rs aud argued hy COUNSEL consideration
/, te cc doth ahjudge, order and Decree that Thomas
- JaetS \. S-ddon, Robrrt Hudsn. who are hereby
l commissioners tor The purpose, any two or more Of
~ authorised To act do after first advertising the time and
!. se, for >lN weeks successfully, in newspa
10 sale, by public auction the highest bidder tn
which George Buckner died seized, in the Counties
nine and CrpepeI, the following terms, viz: One
In. one third credit Of u MONTHS and the residue
two Years from the period Of the sale and the said
or such of them may act, directed TO take
good security from the purchaser purchasers for the
MrnS ah liens the premises sold, TO The
- "ny-And the Cont doth order, That the said Com
"por, their proceedings herein the Court in order
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