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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-04-12
James Barber,
wINDHAM, S..
IN CHaNCERy

%. "NNDhAM, IS.
David ID. Culver,
and Roswell Culver. IN CHaNcERy
N this case, the bill, which is made ,.,n..
bic TO the term to be held at Newesl.
said county, on the last Tuesday Of Ms" =
ID. 1874, charges in substance that tho Ia
dants on the 9th day of May, A, d. IssS u
ing indebted to the Orator in the SIM y y
hundred dollars, specified in their two n,"us
sorry notes Of that date, given for three Sua
dred collars each, payable on demand w;h Y
%terest, in order TO secure the payment ,bs,~,
conveyed TO the orator, in MORTGAGE . ,. .'H
lot of land in Guilfurd, in said Connie len
bed as follows: Beginning at the north ~ Sas
corner OF lot No. 1871, thence running es,,"
hundred rods, thence south l6O rods 10 M,s.'
chusetts line, thence west on said line lOOmd
thence north l6O rods TO place of bepinpiss
Also, one other piece of land in said GuiNoss
being part OF the original one hundred arrs N
No. $50, beginning at the south east corus, n
said lot-thence westerly on the south I'M, d
the state ffty-eight rods and Seventeen Inn. "a
the corner of Joseph Burrows land-lb,D~
north ten deg. east on said Burrows east In,
seventy three rods-thence east nine dee. soma
on said Burrows land nineteen rods tour,ss'
INKS 10 a ledge OF rocks on the southerly AZ,
OF the road about fifty rods 10 the east linz Il
said hundred acre lot-thence southerly on M
Inc about forIy-ive rods 10 place of bepinpius
and further setting forth that no part Of MI
promissory notes has ever been paid, prayirr
that the defendants may be decreed 10 pay A.
amount thereon due by a short day, and lh,t
in default Of such payment that the equity Of
redemption therein may be foreclosed, and ih,t
the orator may hold the same in absolute fee
and forasmuch as il is made known to me, th,t
the said David ID. Culver and Roswell Culyr
reside without the jurisdiction Of any Coutir
this State, so that the process of this COw
cannot be personally served upon them, III
ordered, that the substance of said bill and lii
order, be published three weeks successiyeyh
the Vermont Phoenix, printed at BratteboB
in said county, the last of which said pubEa
tons shall be at least twenty days previous 10
the session Of the court to which said petition
is made r%eturnable, which shall be deemed ST.
fcient notice tn said defendants TO appear iA
answer said bill.
Dated at said Newfane this 9th day d
March, A. ID. 1914.
MARSHALL MILLER, Ckt
A. KEyEs, Solicitor for orator. 81
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GALWAY, January s, 1914.

GALWAY, January 5, 1914.
The undersigned having had frequent oppor.
tunities of witnessing the operation of Jones'
Multiplying and Equalizing Bee Hive, hereby
certify that we have known the hive to be di-
vided, both parts living through the subsequent
winter, and increasing the ensuing summer,
being now in a prosperous condition. And we
can further certify that the estimation in which
said hive is held where lis excellence has been
tested gives il a pre-eminence over all Others
with which we have any acquaintance.
THOMAS WILKINSON, M. D.,
f.. o. SMITH, P. M,
WILLIAM HUEFoRD,
THOMAS MAINS,
JAMES STILwELL,
THEoPHILUs SMITH.
The Hives will be kept constantly on hand
and for sale by my agents in Brattleboro.
80 SOLYMAN CUNE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-04-12

Severe upon the Lawyers.-When Peter
the Great was sojonrning in England, for the
purpose of making himself acquainted with
its various crafts, in pursuance of his plan,
he attenueu at Ursl.hiIstur rrun, au.,s.s =
trial conducted by some of the most eminent
counsel of the day. At its conclusion he
was asked what he thought of the system
of English Jurisprudence. "When | left
Russia" he replied, "there were three law
yers in St. Petersburg as soon as | return,
I'll hang two of them"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-04-12

Mans Loue.-''And don't you think that
man can love as well as women p
Sarah laughed outright.
"What can you mean, Sarah 2" asked
Margaret"
II mean," she replied, THAT when man
finds his house in disorder, and wants some
body to put it TO rights, he calls this love -
when he is alone, too, and things don't go
pleasantly, aud he wants somebody to com
plain TO and find fault with, and lay the
blame upon, he calls this love. When no
one cares for him, and gets put down in So
ciety, and wants TO bind himself for life to
some being who will latter him, and admire
his very faults, this too he calls love. Mans
love indeed p
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-04-12

Hungarian Balsam of Life !

The only Compound known to the Medical
Faculty which will effect a SPEEDY AND
PERMANENT CURE OF THAT DREAD
Full MAIADY-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-04-12
IT is HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

That, amidst the profession of nostrums and pa
tent humbugs Of the present day, the public
should he cautious as 10 the remedies they pur
chase and use, when life is in danger from dis
ease. Ii is a notorious fact, that Worms, both
in children and adults, often cause death; and
that very frequently they exist in the system
when il is not suspected.
Many a helpless child has been laid in the
grave. when the disease which induced its
death has been entirely misunderstood, and
when worms have really been the cause.
Now, why not, in view Of this dangerous
enemy, make use of a remedy which many
years of experience have proved to be a safe
and certain remedy?
NJ
The public are cautioned that an article cali
ed koLMsrocK's VERMIFuGE, prepared by
mesSrs. Comstnck & Co., of New York, is NOR
THE SANE AS FAHNEsTocK's, although so rep
resented by them. The similarity OF the en-
graved wrapper is calculated tn lead purchas-
ems 10 mistake this imitation article for the gem
uine u. A. FAHNEsTocK's VERMIFueE. Be
ON YOUR GuARDl Some of the young men
who are employed by Comsinck & CO., have
been known To assert that KoLMsrocR's and
FAHSEsTocK's Vermiluge were both made by
the SANE PERSON, which is as absurd as il is
false. Their travelling Agents, also, have been
known la make statements equally calculated
10 injure us.
We have recently asccriained that this noto-
rious house has Tesorted TO a still more NON
strous deception: On the inner wrapper Of
their Vermifuge they intimate that we are
oounteIfeiters-asserting that the only genuine
article is spelled KoLMstock. Now we assure
the public that there is not, nor ever has been.
such a person as DR.. Kolmstock. The true
and genuine article, d. A. FAHNESTOCK,S
VERMlFUGE, has been prepared for fifteen
years past by our senior partner; and for the
truth of this assertion, and evidence of the in
trinsic value Of our Vermifuge, we refer the
public TO Druggists Of the fist standing in the
For sale by
SIN 80 WlLLISTON & TYLER.
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p. HI. Edminsier, vi. d.,
Physician & Surgeon,

Office at the Temperance House, Fayetteville
(Newfane,) Vermont.
nOCT. EDMINSTER will pay particu-
~ lar attention to diseases of the Eye and
Ear. Operations for Strabismus, or squirting,
performed, etc. ti30
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-04-12
B. Ranger,

HAS just received a new supply of RICH
IN COLL FINGER RINGs-gold bosom Pins
pencil cases-hair pins, &C., Of The latest
and Richest Fashions. Superior Hair Brush
es,-Cloth. Dust and Hearth Brushes, at very
low prices. March, 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-04-12

has been IN extensive Use IN GreaI
Britain, and throughout the Continent Of Eu.
rope, where it has completely astounded the
Medical Faculty, by its unparalleled success in
the cure of
THE MOST HOPELESS CASES
Of Consumption ever brought under their no.
tice. In England il has cured thousand upon
thousands-of all classes-in cases of the most
dangerously Consumptive character-and the
English papers are full Of extravagant eulogi-
ums upon il and upon its distinguished author.
This Bdlsam has also been introduced into
the practice of some of the best Hospitals, In
Primaries, aud vtl,s. I--.:...;onS in Graa. p-;.
ain. and has received the pub lstn - 1.-The
most Distinguished Chemists and Professional
'IiSD, 10 tho
MOST WONDERFUL CURATIVE
-of Pulmonary Diseases in the whole range OF
Pharmacy.
A Committee o. SEVEN OF THE MOST
CELEBRATED PHYSICIANS OF LON
DON, who were requested by DR.. Buchan TO
give their unbiased opinion of his Balsam,
have, under their W names, unTeservedly
pronounced il an
UNRIVALLED SPECIFIC
And they unhesitatingly recommend il TO be
kept in every family of a FEM
DENcY. The joint certificate of these Physi-
clans accompanies each bottle of the Balsam.
DR.. BUCHAN
has been elected an honorary member of all the
prominent Medical Societies of Europe, and
his Balsam is now so we'll established that lib
eral minded men, in the Medical profession,
prescribe il for their patients, as the
BEST OF ALL REMEDIES
for Pulmonary complaints aud physical debili-
ty-and il is universally received as one Of the
standard medicines Of The day.
The Great merit of DR.. Buchan's Balsam is
this-in all CASES of Pulmonary complaints il
gives IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
A single bottle will reveal its astonishing
virtues, and open at once the fountain ofheaIlh
and strength 10 the afflicted.
W-Piice of the Balsam, only 81 per bottle,
with full directions, Dissertation on Consump-
lion, Notices and Certificates Of Remarkable
Cures, &c.
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V r. BRADLEE.

Sole Agent for The United States,
GO COURT STREET, BOSTON.
Sold also wholesale and retail by BUTTON
& CLARK, Bratllehoro Norman Harris,
Bellows Falls; j. Ross, Jr., Woodstock A.
& II. Wardner, Windsor. 3m7
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NOTICE.

- VTHE subscriber offers for sale
&E1I!nA Il the Real Estate Of Ashbel
TkR9 Dickinson, or will rent the same.
SESasAo Said estate consists of his dwelling
h0use aud Stone building, a part of which for
the season past has been occupied by WIN. p.
Cune as a store. Possession can be had inn
mediately.
A good lot Of Stoves on hand. Also, cast,
Sheet Iron, Tin, and Hollow Ware for sale at
Cost.
All debts due said Dickinson must be paid
without further notice. except by authority.
SAMUEL ROOT, Assignee.
Braitleboro, Jan. %, 1914. SIN %
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints and
DYE

- NH8
&C., now offers for sale at his store.
Nos. $ and a, south side Old Faneull Hall
at unusually low pnces, a very large
of all the varieties Of
DRUGS, ME DICINEs, PAINTS, AND
DYE sIUFFs,
AMONG WHICH ARR
10 chests Turkey Opium;
% cases refined Camphor;
80 bbls. cold pressed Castor Oil;
30 " Alcohol;
10 chests Canton Rhubarb;
10 cases gum Mamma
90 bales India SIENNA;
8 Alexandria Sienna;
30 bbls. pure African Cayenne;
10 cases Red Sea Myrrh;
% boxes Tarlaric Acid;
80 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda;
10 casks Cream Tartar;
80 Jars Carbonate Ammonia;
% baskets Annatto;
10 bbls. pure Copaiva;
100 boxes CASTLE Soap;
200 or. Sulphate Quinine;
90 cases Gum Arabic;
10 cans Oil Lemon;
10 B%urgamot;
90 ceerons lpecac Root
D bales JalHp Root
8 English Valeriun;
90 Sponges;
90 cases Liquorice Paste;
100 doz. Palner's Cream Of Soap;
$50 bales Sheep Irvine;
1000 packages Druggists Glass Ware;
80 bbls. Linseed Oil;
90 casks dry White Lead;
500 kegs assorted ground White Lead;
o. hhIs Grir;ty 'Enrnanttna.
so English Venetian Red;
90 casks French Yellow;
90 cases gum Shellac;
10 gun Copal;
100 bbls. Whiting;
90 cases Chrome Yellow;
10 Chinese Vermilion;
% bbls. Copal Varnish;
10 Japan;
100 " ground Comwood;
100 Logwood;
400 Redwood;
so 4" Lima Wood;
10 cases Manila indigo;
5 Bengal do.
8 casks Nader;
% bbls Copperas;
so do. Alum;
so carboys Oil Vitriol;
10 bbls. Blue Vitriol;
90 Olive Oil;
25 packs Gold Leaf;
IS bbls. superior Glue;
with a most extensive assortment Of
lpofhecaries Glass Ware, Perfumery, &c.
The above, together with all the varieties Of
rugs, Paints aud Dye Stutis that can be
'und in any city, are offered at the very low
4 rates, on accommodating credits, and quail
es that will be warranted TO the purchasers,
so with the right Of returning, at the entire
,st of the subscriber, he paying all expenses
transport, both 10 and fro.
Country Merchants, Dealers in Drugs,
Clothiers, or painters, are res
usual inducements VIII be oIfefed 10 secufe
leir patronage.
EDWARD BRINLEY,
No. 8 and 4, south side Faneuil Hail,
BOSTON.
". B. Spurred Rye or Ergoi, Oils Of Tan
:, Norwood and Spearmini, Bees Wax,
I'd American Saffron, constantly wanted in
~ quantities, for which the highest market
lies will be paid, either in cash or barter, and
~ articles connected with the Drug line will
ngly will be received if terms can be made
utual'y advantageous.
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CONSUMPTION
and ALL DISEASES OF THE Pl

IND HLL DISE.HSES OF THE Pull
MONARY ORGANS.
For the last six years the HUNGARIAN
BALSAM has been in extensive use in Great
Britain, and throughout the Continent Of Eu-
rope, where it has completely astounded the
Medical Faculty, by its unparalleled success in
the cure Of
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THE TIME HIS COME WHEN
CONSUMPTION MAY lie CL.ASSED
WITH THE DURABLE DISEASES.

THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES
the gratifying intelligence that he has received
from England a large supply of
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EDWARD BRINLEY.

BOSTON.
". B. Spurred Rye OF Ergoi, Oils Of ran-
sy, NORWOOD and Spearmin,, Bees Wax,
and American Saffron, constantly wanted in
any quantities, for which the highest market
rates will be paid, either in cash or barter, and
any articles connected with the Drug line will
lingly will be received if terms can be made
mutually advantageous.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16
INDIAN ANECDOrE.

John Ssquasbequash, an Indian ofiho
remains OF a nibs in Connecticut, v .
some years since brought before jus ice
Of The pssce on SONS charge or other
which lido not now reeOllecl. John hap
pened TO be drunk at the time, and in
stead Of answering directly to the ques-
tions put by the justice. merely mu'tered
oul-Yuur honor is wise, very wise
y-y-your honor is wise, ! say.
Being unable to get any other answer
from him. the justice ordered him TO be
locked up ill The next day, when John
was brought before him perfectly 20
be.
Why John,' said the justice, you wer'
drunk as a beast yesterday. When
aked you any questions, The only aDswe
you made was.-Y Your honor is very wis
very wise.' "
Did ! call your honor wissi' said lh
Indian, with a look Of increduiiiy'
'Yes,' answered the magistrate.
Them replied John,'I must hav
been drunk, sure enough
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16

CLAY AND THE RANDOLPH Dull
The Camden Eagle in calling atlentiOn
to the morals Of MI Clay. says: "NOr ia
this all. Look at him 10 the duel with
Randolph, of Roanoke. Mr.. Clay is the
challenger, and Randolph meets him re-
iuctsnily, though without fear The
word given lheVIrginIan'S pistol is mag
unanimously thrown towards heaven; but
Clay takes deliberate aim at his antagO-
nisl's heart, and fires. The cooness oI
his enemy destroys not his purpose, bu'
bis aim ~he would have killed him buI
he could nor. In all that constitutes
the criminilily Of bomicide-the will
he is as entirely guilty as fhiS aim had
been fanltless.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16

The Citizens Of Brown county, who are IL
bori,'g under diseases arising from impurities o
the bloOd-shOHld heveT dispHir Of being brought
to sound state oil health until they have tried
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills.
They are the most efficient medicine ever il.
trodueed to the public for all diseases arising
from impurities Ofthe blood.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will always
prove an easy, safe and efficient rem sdy, In
the following diseaseS: Bilious inttInitttn,,
remitttent & innamatory fevp ,-feyet& ARLG,
ihundics, cholera motbus, nauses, liveLs etm
plant, habitGnl cOsliveness, dispepsis, dIopty,
appoplexy sick headache, colds ccugh ,eonsl T.
tion, asthma, 4 all diseases arising iTCm imEu
rites Of the blood.
II should be remembered, WhG TIE IheInScm-
eteE stands at ninety degrees in the shade; tLtt
the process ofdigestion is peTioimsd with IUCh
extreme languor, that our food instead Of btii
speedly dissolved and convsrted int 0 nut rimt
FOR the body, often becomes actually tpoiltd, q
purified In the stomach. HtDcG bad bfeath,
dipsgreeable taste in the mouth, ctolic, pail i =.
dysentsry, cholera mOrbus, INFLULk MA, GEt
other diseases.
Wrishts Indian Vegetable Pills are 4 esstaI
cure for ali the above dangerous Complai init;i lie
cause they cleanse the slimentITy eRrAl ~ nj
ell those bilious and putrid humoTs hich re
tha cause, not only Of all disorders Of tie nv.
ellis, but Of every malady incident TO uSn.-I
They also aid and improve dIgeStion and uIhS
the blood, and therefore give health ard vietl
to the whole frame, as well as drive pain OF
every description fiont the body.
II should be remembered, ali stIUine mt6i.
cine has Wright's Vegetable Fills neatly print
cd on the sides Of the boxes ard that IL the Won
Wright's cannot be found, all is positively
wrong.
AGENT for the sAIr nf the above ran q
Wrighps Indies Vegetable Fills. at eotg,tt~r
D. J. S1FWAKT.
"A. ] STRoUBE, ITigginSrort.
l.. NowLANR, Rus elville.
SIIAs THoMAs, Decatur.
July 22d. 1913.
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BloWn Common Plea.

John Sim n, Admir-. of Potter Simon deed.
Vs. Petition TO sell real oaa
David Owens & others. tate to pay debts.
NNfE defendants hthe above case 10 wit (:
Il David Ovens, Catherine Owens, Chris.
.lan Simon, Henry SimUn, John Simon, Will.
lam Elliott Julian Simon, Simon tte. .Sarah Fite,
Elizabeth Simon, are hereby notified that
ohn Simon, administrator0f Peter Simon de
ceased, fled in tie Clerks Office or Brown coun-
" U. on the 2lst day ofNovsnber l0i3 a petit
tiOn praying, amongst other thingp, for the 10
II the following real estate 10 Wit: Beginning
at sugartrees & a neech the north east cornsi
II Lawso ''S survey No. IT'S, thence with the
original line ofsurvsy north q degrees 49, SO
poles to beech In said linsi thence with q
line of another tract Of said Iaweon's survey
south IS degrass l6' I44 poles to stake cross.
ing bFaach at "A poles TO tie road from
GeoTgetown Il Felicity at "a and leaving II
at l59 POLES thence aouth ~ sGstA9 poles to
stake in the original line Of ihs survey, thence
with aaid original line north, "a east l43 poles
to tho beginning, crossing the spring run at IS
the Georgetown and Felicity road at 94apoeS,
containing 80 acres and 81 polsa,-Also, a
certain other tractlying in the county Of Brown
and State Of Ohio described as follows to wit
Beginning at three beeehes thence north IS
"''e2 : - putoo " . N4oCuoaf WNNNN buueu ~
weat, 81 poles to = stake, thence south IS east,
S5 nlss to a beech and pbplaE, thence with As
eaH'2O poles to 2 beaches, and sugartTe0
thence 3 4SE. ~ poleSto 9besehssthe nesnoFth,
dosast, 10 poles to the beginning, contaihlns 40
acres aud 6S poles, lying on the waters OF Bull-
skin creek, being tho northeast corner of John
Shlhkle's survey. Also q certain other tract
described as foOws: Beginning atS bteches
~ the division line or the survey thence north
- east, I57 poles 20 4 Leeehes, thenee north IS
west s. poles 10 2 beeches, thence eouths as
west, I57 poles to 2 oaks and beech, shencs
south, Is east 81 poles TO the beginning, contain.
ing % arres aud poles in LawSon's survey
No l7i5-Rbserved out Of the last tract 25 a.
eTes prev iously sold and conveyed by Peter ST..
mon 10 Thomas Kslland. The prayer OF the pc
'uOn Is to sell said land to pay the debts 0
the said Peter Simon decd. The wife
fur her pTays that certain deed made by said
Peter Simon IN his lifetime for said land to
Elliott may be cancelled annulled and
,eld for naught, and that eeftsln mortgage ex-
ecuted by said Elliott to the heirs Of Peter Si-
mon deceased may also be cancelled annulled
aud held for nNUghf, and that said Administra-
tor may be authorized to sall said land TO pay
lho debts due and owing by the estate Of the
laid Peter Simon decd. Said defendants are
here fore notified that unless they appear on or
,efore the frIt day Ofthe next term Of the our {
II Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohia. and
,lead answer or demur to said bill, the same as
o them will be taken as confessed, aud deereed
accordingly. JouAsDioN, Admir-.
Of Peter Simon dse'd.
Petitioner.
JMARsHALL Ss PENN, Soils. for Conlul,t
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Cincinnatiand West Union
Mail Stage,

by way Of MadiFon, Nil
la tNford, Perinls Mills. FHtu
via, Banssm, Btshel, l'u
'msrsvills, Gsofssiove,
Russelville, Decatur, TO West Union. lt
cave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Tunes
and Saturdayst 6O'clock A. M, arrivirRA
Georgstownsame days-and leaving nextntl
ming for andarrivinRat, West Union lhestnS
days, and back the next. Leaves Geoleettr :
every Wednesday, Ffi6ey ard sUreIy, sf
A M aud arrives in nCincinnatl same dayg.
The proprietor ofthe above Stagereutt tev
ing procured good and safe teams, witheep .
modlous stages, and carefully Bh
experienced ddripers-hopet receive gtCti
shsrs Of public patronage.
e4AAoE OFTIcEs -Ci-.iunati, Mobiles HottL
Milford, Steel's Hotel, ataNii Darts stte;
Bethel, Perrine's llote stse0gtt,Rn,N Nn, ~,
nsy's West Unior, at VII ee's
J 3. DAVIS, FsepTeiOy.
May 2s, 1s49.
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STATE OF OHIO.
Brown COUNTY Con. PLEAs,

BROWN COUNTY Cox. PLEAs.4
PETiTrON TO ExEcuTE REAL CoNTRACr.
David d. BrannOn Adm'r. Mary Ann J..
Evans Adm'x. Of Anthony Evans deed,
vs..
Winfield s, Wright and AnpelinO Wright
his wife, late eAngeline Evans, Mary
F. Evans, Amanda Evans, Eliza Evsns,
and Martha Evans, heirs Of Anthony
Evans decd.
TIME Defendants above named are nsuhed
L that on the 18th day OF t0ecember le43,
the Petitioners 6lsd their Petition in said Court
alledging that On The 2Sd day of Febr'y. 1912
the decsassd, Anthony Evsns. ,entered irtoa
written contract with John Miller for the con.
vsyancs 10 paid Miller ola certain tract of land
sluate Ia Brown county containing so aereO,
bounded aa MISUNDERSTANDING At maple &
aiekory, thence north, 62degrses west, SO polOS
10 links toa beech and white oaks, theMee
north degrees west, lll poles 10 q stake
hIekoFiss and maple: thsAes south. SO dee
gTees east, poles 10 links two beeehes 4
white oak, thence south. "a degrees west, "a
poles to the beginning; Part oientry Nos. ~.
857 & l2SsSin the nsma of jordan & Thomp-
son that said Evans died without having sSe.
cuteda deed for said Iard TO said Miller, that
all the purchase morey therefor hes been paid.
The PRAYER ofihe Petition u that tie Couu
may. order hapeIltioncrs to complete said con-
tract on behalf Of the heirs Of said Anthony E.
vans BY executing a deed Of Conveyance infas
simple to said, KILLER for said tact ef land on
behalfof tsid defendants Application VIII
accordingly be made ct q nssi term ofssi6
court Tor an nrdeF sggsebly 70 ths prayer ofsaid
petition in conformity to the Statute IN sueb.
sasssmade and provided.
Dawn d. BRANnON, Admir-.
MAAY ANN , EvAEa. Adm,x.
ofAnthony Evsns decd
lGs w. KfNs Atty .fof pssIlss
Esbrsasg ioths 1874.