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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Ccun holden at
Randolph Disirict,ss { Washington in and for sand

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Couu holden at
Randolph District,ss. : Washington in and for sand
district on the l7lh day of April d. s43,
MARY RICHARDSON and Samuel Richardson, 'ad-
lN minstraors on the estate ofAndrew Richardson late
ofOrangs in said district deceased, applied for cense
sell all the real Of sad deceased including the
OF tho widows dover for payment of debts due
from said deceased and the appearing necessary -
It is ordered that SAID application be heard the Probate
Office in Washington, in said district The 9Th day ofMay
next and that the heirs and all concerned Of said DECEASED
be notified hereof by publication Of this order in the Yer
mont Wachmsn, printed at MontpUlo- three weeks
cessvey, may be that they may appear they
said lime and place, and give bonds for In,
payment Of said cebts agreeaby tie statute in such
made and provided
05 JOHN COLBY, judy sfP Obae.
STATE OF VERMONT, }At a Probate Court holder
District Of Randolph SIS { at Washington IN and TO
said district the 9th day Of April A. d. ls43
lXTHEN came David Burnham, administrator on III,
w estate of Phineas Odds, late of Wiams,own, de
in his life time under deed to Samue
Ods, the following parcel OF land III the town of Emore
IN Lamolle county, described follows, vizBeng on
hundred lot Of the right Of Daniel Ely, proprietor il
SAID town, and the premises decided To the ntesta
ny the SAID Samuel Olds, by deed dated Feb "a, 1881
and makes application for license 10 deed the to sail
Samuel aforesaid 1t therefore ordered by the Cour
that said application be heard at Probate Court TO b.
holden at the mn Of J. G. Gale, in Wllamstown thu
ION Gay ,v next, and notice thereof ordered in lh
JOHN COLBY, Judge,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05

God, Gilt Steel and Plated Watch Trimmings;-
chased a"d plain Ornaments warranted gold Bead,
silver spoons; SILVER plated and BrIttanla ware -I-
yer plated Snui"rs and Trays Spy glasses OF at
kinds, pocket Compasscs, thermometers Pockc,
books and " al ct, gilt < steel purse clasps. CUT
LER Y-a large as-or;mcnt Rodgers celebrated pen
knives, various kinds; variety of superior polished
Scissors, silver Bnttcr-knises and Creu ~ers Per
cussion Caps; silver aud steel Specaces and Eye.
glasses, open top silver and steel Thimblos, silver
penc-casrs bead Purscs g. Bags, gold neck chains,
stay-ngs, spirit-ove ,ials Rodgers superior Eng
sh l,azors, Razo sirope, tweczeis, hair tooth, aud
nail Brushes, shaving. boxes Cologne, otto Of rose
lavender, fancy Soaps, shaving mirrors stripping pen
ellis gold and silver leaf cut.sIass smelling bottles,
China vases, some very neat styles, plated bel-rat
lies, emery cushions, do spool Stands, etc
Also good assortment OF EIGHT DAY TINE.
PIECES, wooden Clocks, etc. which will be sold al
a very small advance from cost.
They would say TO the Pnbic that in consequence
oil the large amount Of silvcr-ware made and sold by
them they induced 10 reduce their retail prices.
Any person wishing to purchase will do well to give
Them call before purchasing esew here.
iEPClocks & Watches of every description care
fully repaired and warranted. Cash paid TO- old gold
ard silver Montpr llrr Village, Oct. lS42-77
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPLITTING
BLOOD, &c.

ITO CONSERVATIVES. -Four fifths Of YOU are
L really suffering from neglected colds, or ar Oh.
cate lining of those tubes through which the air we
breathe Is distributed TO eyely part OF the luags-
his obstruction produces pain and soreness hoarse-
ness cough, difficulty OF uresthing, hcclciever spit
Ting Of blood, matter or phcgm, which finally ex-
nausis the strength OF The patient, ends in death
IJAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails 10 remove
this obstruction, and produces the most pleasing and
happy results. 1t is certain in its effects and canpot
fail 10 relieve. To be had at No. 20, South Third
ST. Phila Also al the Bookstore of E. p. WAL
TON and Sons, Montpelier VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
FROM OLD PRICES.

of tn. Tvpo and Stereotype Foundry, formerly known
as JAMES C0NNERS, and more recently as CON
NER Il COOKE and the public in general that they are
NJ eparsd 10 execute orders for Printing Types, Presses
Chsses Cases hlosing Stones, Ink, flames and every
other article necessary 10 form complete Printing Esab
hshmcnt favorable terms, and OF as good quality
as any oins, establishment in the United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
w ETCEH ES.

Silver Spoons G odd Beads Ear Onamnots Finger Rings
Ladies' aud Gentemens BreasPns patterns VERY
rch) Gold Ristets--stonc set Gold and Silver Pencils
God and Silver Bowed Spcctacles, Silver Thmbcs,
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Keyes,
Gold Watch Chains, Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins Silver Combs, Shell Combs Work Bags, Pocket
Scissors Fancy Goods. Vious and Strings, goot
finest kind ofPer(Imoy, Macassa Buffalo and
Bears OIL for tho har Fishing implements, La &c Lot)
Brtjaua UcapotB and Casters, SUI erloi quality large
assortment Of Toys, Watch trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do. and in short, every thing that kept
Jcwcrj Ware Store.
$. A. tAkes this opportunity TO jus, say TO the ladies
and Gentlemen Montpelier and vicinity, that he has
irgcd his shop Establishment and has spared pains
s.ec Goods suitable for MARKET Gil up and fur.
Their says 10 ALL home abroad to Just step in and ex-
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere.
Al any rate they may rely this that goods what
we recommend Them 10 be no sale.
&C. T. Clocks aud Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted.
n. b. silver work ard Tewery made to order any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier, Oc -, ls42. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
VIM. GIkEENOUGII & co.

w m, CIR EENOUGlA ~ Co..
No. IA, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
A RE constantly receiving,
"A HARDWARE Il CUTLERY,
which they offer for sale the country trade for cash or
approved credit, on The most reasonable terms.
Their stock consists in pa't If
TABLE 81 SPRING CUTLERY.
Files, Greaves and Sons, Groves and Sonsi Saws.
Hand, Web, Compass Blue Back, Grating, from the
manufactures Of Groves md Sons Butcher Tyzack and
other approved Stamps Grcayes and Sens Edge Tools;
Turner'S and Saggs Sickles caves ana Sons and
Brown aud Fathers Braces and Bits; comprising
plete assortment Of Sheffield Goods.
BIRMINGUAM GOODS.
among which are, Jamess Screws Bed Screws; Coach
Screws Butts, broad and narrow; Baldwn's, Konrck
Cortes TartdtFs Table, i, Plate, back flap pew, CHI ST
Hingesi Hooks aud Hinges Trace log Fence Halter
Chains; LocksCatpcn'ers, Badgers, Rim, dead, Closet
pad, chest trunk, wardrobe press Norfolk latches,
wrought Nails OF superior quality. &c.
AMERICAN HARD WARE.
Amess shovels and spodes, iron and stec brass
Androns Nashua locks and lachcs: American Laches,
Blakcs. Parker's and Whites NJ; VIM. Rowlands Mill
and Or SIS Cut Saws Coffee mills, &c.
Composing IN all stock vel adapted to the county
trade 80.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
tavpr An REDUCED PRICES.

TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MAZE
RAILS MANUFACTURED AT CONNERS U
s. TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY, COR
NER or NASSAU AND ANN STREETS N
r. CAN BE HAD AT Is PER CENT DEDuC-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
HENRY 1gHAM

EHAS received the fall and winter fashions FOR
4 n 1912. Those wishing clothing made by eIpe-
riencsd men and cut in the best style, will do well
to call opposite to the Brick Church. where they shall
have every attention and reasonable prices.
iEJeCutting Tor others TO mako done as well as
though II was to be made Oct. 1878
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05

NIURDERl MURDER MURDER al all
MI times will arouse the most stupid. YET muir
ders are daily perperaed which excite very n!Ie
attention. Is not Consumption daily mu.oe.ng
thousands of human belngs1 Does NOV hs,nma
Does no, Bronchitis parayze the usefulness OF many
OF our mos, eminent dyines and other public speak.
ers, TO sSy porhn the thousands Of all ages and
sexes who are swept into eternity by ~ Millions
If human beings sink down and die, by attacks Of
m. .hovs nd similar affections Of the lungs and
throat Fortunately Tor mankind, Jsyne's EXPEC-
ToRANT has never been known 10 tail in giving
reec md has, in thousand instances effected per-
manent cures, afler all other means had failed,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05

EE AVE YOU A COUGH? Do not neglect II.
K a thousards have met premature death for the
want of a little attention 10 a common cold.
Have you cough? DR.. JAYNE'S EXPEC
TORANT safe medical prescription, containing
no poisonous drugs, aud used in an extensive prac.
ice tor several years, will most positively afford
lief aGd save ,ou from that awful disease Pull
MONARY CONSUMPTION, which annnally
sweeps into the grave hundreds OF the young, Tie
od the iair, the lovely, and he gay.
Hare you a Cough Be pursuaded 10 purchase
bottle OF this ExpcctOrunt l O.DAI! Tomorrow
may be too late.
Have youa Cough Jayne's Expectorsnt i. tho
only -cmedy You ould take TO cure you.
For this plain Reason, That in one of the
thousand here 1t has been used, has ii failed
to relieve.
1t may be had Of the proprietor, No. 20 South
Street, Philadelphia. Also, of E. P. Walton e.
sons, Montpelier, W. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05

$3.50 $500 slss..
AN and after MONDAY Scptem. &, 1912, the pas
- sengcr tra'Hs will run follows:
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BOSTON
At6l2A.M AT LIAM
AT II Ia p Nj At IL LEAN
At Ia = M AT "a p NJ
LEAVE LOWELL
Ats l.2 A M, and l2 8 4, and Sd Pm
or immediately on The arrva OF the Garsfrom Boston.
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tynssbotough North Chelmsford and
Alddesex.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the for Nashua
will be veyed the free of EXPENSE by iedvi
their at the Railroad ticket Office and pagsene. or
arriving at Lowein the Cars from Nashua, will be Con
veyed to any part ofthe city without charge.
Ia Frem Nashua to Lowell, SO cents
' From Nashua to Boston, so.
On the arrival ofthecars AT Nashua stages cave for all
parts Of New Hampshire, Vermont, New York aud cana.
da via Amoskeag Concord, hecnei Chat!esown, n. II.
Windsor, Braueboro, VI. &c.
Books kept in Boston at the Stage Office, No, and
IL Elm sttecl,-and the Northern and Western Rail
Road and Stage Office IN ont of the Depot, Lowell where
be secured in any otho coaches and m
formation obtained RESPECTING the different stage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05

5FaLp HEAD DIS uuo HARD FAD, frequently
e ro'e 10 th. same individuals iho' Is, persons
prtjlsHuscd TO carly Badnr.s are apt 10 be htm and
100 often .ef-nIrtd and .uhhorn JoYt'e LAIR
rDNIC l.. The very tan Tor removing TIE hfsl, out
what Hucucc It may have GA The ettef remains 10
he tested by exprrlnce. l. II not however, worthy
ofatrai2 Ladies who have husbands possessing
either Bald or Hand Heads, arc lavlteo 10 make
liberal application OF this Tonic 10 the heads OF their
lords and if it do not make hem more flexible and
manageable will al least restore their hsr and sod
much 10 The comfort aud b. auy of The gentleman.
Preparcd only al No, 90, South Third street Phils'
dephla. For sale by E, p WALTON SONS
Montpelier, W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

as ,sD rsos.s... "~des having tainted at the
49,. ~. -. in of Moscow, now exhibiting
.' w -sr proves to be an cxaggeration,
=" -. unfounded So real and really terrible
Is the e.,mty of the scene The midnight STERN Of
oaef and lightning, and the shipwreck, also minglo
much Of beauty md terror People SILVER and draw their
cloals around them, perfect is the illusion but the
next moment the scene lights up and all mrh and gay
ETY.. Gen Tom Thumb, is as lively, witty and loyal as
ever and still manifests all the gsllantry of a finished
beau, making himself the ladies' avorte az well as the
general wonder We cannot be astonished at Mr. Mar.
NUNS success when observe the pains he takes to me-
rat' The last instance in procuring beautiful model
Of the Somers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

BALrrMoRE, Jan I7--Cld September, Dawes, NYok Tn,
kendrick, which sailed hence SATURDAY. morn
ing last for Boston, ashore day about miles below
the Bodhn She will probably have to shened before she
RICHMOND, Jan p-Sld North Star. Portsmouth.
NoRroLH, Jan lS-AT We.eott, Vance, New York Sid
Queen Victoria (Brl Tucker West Iodies Arr 18Th Thad
deus: DriSco New YGt E,9rids, Mott, do Sid Richmond
trs, Charleston. '"'' A'"S
N.w OaLEArs, Jan 7-Arr Agnes (Brem) Bo,.e bremen,
81 Cloud Emegen Boston; Forsuce Decker do; Mary Fran
rss Farnham, York; Bonuy Dee Br) Brown LrverpooI
feds.ck jacob tBrem, Wencke Bemsn; Rio 1irande Con-
SINS Maanzas SsIdana Stubs Rio de aneiro Norihambc
H Ms New , York s'1cSen Bnrs Bell
mond, Andros, Boston; Fiora Smith, Antwerp; RAYMOND
Levanseler, NYork algonquin, Williams, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

NAvAL.-The Rev. c. S. Stewart, has received or
ders for the chaplancy Of the U. s. ship North Ca
roina, the flag ship of this station.
II is said that Commodore Stewart will, in few
days, sail for the Cult Of Mexico, in the u. s ship
Independence in order to take command Of the squa-
dron in that quarter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
Rankrupt List.
souTuERNapIsTRlCT OF NEW yopx

sOUTHERNIDIsTRlCT OF NEW YORK.
George Holmes Hyde Park, Dutchess County laborer
Morris Meyers, New York, trader.
Efhngham II, Warner.
Rsbert Morris.
John l.. House.
william Terry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

kfoTs IN PHILADELPBIA.-It is reported that the
weavers near Paramount, had turned out in conse-
quence OF some misunderstanding between them
and the manufacturers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

News FROM ALBANY We received, yesterday
morning, by Pomeroy ~ Co.'s express, via Housa-
tonic railroad, Albany papers Of the day previous -
See letter in another column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

DTscHARekD.-Joe Smith, who was charged Of
being accessory before the fact to the attempted mur
der OF Elk Governor Boggs, OF Missouri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

EXPRESS FROM BosToN Adams ~ Co., arrived NJ
o'clock, yesterday morning, and Immediately sent
uspapers We are also indebted to Hamden 81 Co..
for the like favor and for Hartford papers in advance
of the mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

That EARTHoUAKE.-The earthquake Of the 4th
INST, was felt in all parts of the west. Chimnies
were thrown down, and the people much frighten-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

LAUNCHED. The long steamer Empire, yesterday
morning in fine style. She is so long that il took two
days to launch her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
81 900 Cincinnati os 1865. 70; 5000 Tennessee per
cent Bonds 81; 2360 Chesapeake Del Canal Co. Loan
6s Is; 800 County 5's, 1850, new, 72t
SECOND BoARD-s shares Philadelphia Bank, ssi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
Philadeluhla.
Philadelphla.
Correspondence of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. II. 1913.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. II, lS43
DEAR SrR:-
We have another glorious day, and the gay and
idle are filling Chestnut street with The DISPOSE
ton for display and recreation which characteristics
that portion of the community. "Blue bonnets and
white" black bonnets and grey, shade the giterng
eyes Of our fair ladies' the faires in all the world
God bless their sweet hearts The theatres are do
ing much better business than in the former part
of the season. the taste for this species of amuse-
ment is evidently on the increase Hill took his
benefit last night at the Walnutto very fair house,
and Booth takes his tonight, playing Sir Edward
Mortimer. The horses from Arch street are expec-
ted at the Walnut in few days. Thorne had an
excellent house on Monday evening, with Miss
Fisher, Mrs. Thorne, Mr.. Stevens, and the wonder
full and accomplished Herr Cline This extraordi.
nary man after being murdered by the Mexicans,
plundered by the United States Bank, and Drawing
the dangers of sea and land, has returned safe and
sound TO his own home. Last night being his first ap-
pearance IN public, he was greeted with warm and
grateful pla1dlts He is artistic in his profession
and wish he may again be placed in the situation
IN which he was previous to his being plundered by
property Of the Chestnut street Theatre, died on
Saturday last For thirty years he has been con.
nected with the theatres of Philadelphia, and has
successfully seen appear and disappear all the great
dramatic stars OF that period, during which he has
preserved an unimpeachable character for honesty,
sobrley and genuine worth. Peace to his names.
perceive that Park Benjamin is quaneing again
with somebody in Boston. | thought his inclina-
ton tor squabbng was pretty well suppressed since
the severe castgation he received from certain
lady. How iii?
The Sherifls ''posse" who ran away the other day
from handful of weavers, and allowed Mr.. Porter
compensation by the County Commissioners. These
worthy fellows who think discretion the better part
Of valor," have called Indignation meeting" this
afternoon in the State Blouse yard. What is the
world coming tol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

Mr.. DrsBRow's RIDING SCHOOL FOR LADIES
This is an establishment situated up in the Bowery.
Mr.. Davis superintends the riding department. The
peculiar feature Of the school u.s. the very great de-
gree of attention paid by Mr.. Davis to the pupils un-
der his charge. This is very healthfu exercise
Tor ladies', and we recommend this school TO their
attention. For particulars see the advertisement
in another column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

WEIGHS OLYMPIC CRcus.-Another tremendous
house at the Park last evening. Tonight the
whole series of performances will be again changed
and several entirely features will be introduced
The public may rest assured, that the performances
here are of the highest order. We should before
this have spoken of individual performers, but we
scarcely know which to admire most doubtless
each Ivisiter will have his favorlte. Mr.. Nathans
appears in various acts with his pupils, Masters Will
liam and Edward Kincade. In one act he rides
horse sometimes two horses) at full speed, stand
ing erect himself, with little Kincade also standing
erect upon Mr.. Nathan's head. This is certainly
very bold and daring feat and excites fthunders Of
applause. lie goes through with various other
astonishing and fearless performances with his pu-
pills, who have been raised and trained by him.
Mr.. Nathans rides from one one to six horses. and
indeed we do not know but he rides dozen at once
he is person OF great muscular strength for one of
his height. All we have to say to him is-dont
break little Kncades neck. The bill for tonight is
new and very rich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

THEATRIcAL.-Miss Clarendon is now playing a
very successful engagement at the American Thea
tire, New Orleans. If personal attractions, united
TO mental accomplishments, will acquire distinction
in the arduous vocation which she has chosen. then
Is there but little doubt OF her meeting with success.
and of proving quite favonte with the goodly
people OF that metropolis, of whom it NAV be said
Sor lberality and good taste, touching the drama.
they not 10 be outdone.
Mrs. Bailey, the vocalist, has taken up her resi-
deuee at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Hackett is playing at Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19


muny this time for certan-you may be glad you're
not going out in her-supposing of little stores
this time as zoe did coming home before,
The other witnesses on whom Capt. Mckenzie relies
for proof about the alleged terrible revelations of intended
mutiny made by Mr. Spencer before sailing in the
mers, not being in readiness,
Captain McKENzE and stated to the court that he
wished to know whether he would be permitted
fore them statement ofthe motives which ed him
in ordering the execution fully than he had done IN
his official communication to the Secretary OF the Navy
which was intended for him alone.
The JUDGE ADVOCATE read the preamble OF this paper
and then remarke that he legal objection to It's adj
mission its reception were contrary to the usage
Courts OF Enquiry
Commodore sTEwARr.-The court do not deem lis read
ing improper
The JuDcE ADVOCATE then read the paper which is ss
follows -
NAV 1T PLEASE THE CouRr:
Although it has been determined by the Court that
written defence Of my conduct founded on an examina.
ton Of the evidence that has been aduced
and under the circumstances trust that the
Court will not refuse to receive from me brief statement
Of the reasons that produced the conviction in nv mind
which acted that the execution of the rim NJ
the intended mutny board the somers was IN
the preservation OF the vessel Il true that these rea
sons may be collected from my report to the Secretary
the navy which has been read before the Court but thew
are nowhere staedin connection with that distinct
e and brevty that are necessary impress force
intended to be full history OF all the proceednrs on
board the Somers for his information alone and was far
very far from being framed with any direct view to my
proceed. then, under the permission of the Court 10
submit the following facts snd considerations the rea
sons that chiefly determined my conduct How far their
reality or sufciency established by the evidence are
questions that, without single remark shall leave TO
the judgment Of the Court.
FIRST, was influenced by my deep conviction Of the
reality Of the plot disclosed by Mr. Spencer Mr. Wales
atnoush received the first communication with incre
uuy yet when reflected upon the earnest solemn
MANNER IN which the disclosure made, and the strong
IMPRESSION OF the reality and imminence of the dangrr
maui upon the mind of Mr. Wales himself my doubts va
isnso sh1 my mind was filed with the earnest soil
cude 70 discover and adopt the proper for arrest
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-08
ALSO:
WOOD AND IRON TURNING, GUN.
CONSTfBLE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of three writs of fl. Ea issued
by John Marshall Esq, Justice of the
peace of The slate of Maryland, in and
Tor Cecil county, at the suits Of Samuel
Rowland SEQ, William B. Gillespie, and
Rowland & Everest, against the goods
and chattles, lands and teremen,s of
John Troy, Sr. to me directed, | have
seized ard taken in execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, both
at law and IN equity of the said Troy, in
and TO one tract of land containing so
acres more or less, whereon he now re-
sides situated in the upper part of Cecil
county adjoining the lands of Patrick
Boyle and Mr.. Gillespie, tog tier with
his stock and furniture, and hereby
give notice that on Friday the 9Th day of
May next, at the Hotel Of Benjamin Glib
son at Louisville at ii o'clock A. Nj. |
will offer for sale the said property so
seized and taken in Execution at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash.
II. DOUTY Constable
Port Deposit, April 8, lSa3,--,s