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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-11
Sis ESCEtS'S
VEGETABLE PILLS, SYRUP Il
ELA9'rlE.

/ t'llE numerous proofs daily received of Il {
utility of SpsNcEH's JEEET IBLE
/, ,PILLS, not only from professional men, bu
! also from Individuals prcvIuu>ly unknown I,
! me. many of them guardIanS and instructors
LOT youth, who speak from personal knowl
/ edge, together with the rapid sale, complete
/ " satisfies mr that ! have not been deceived
! Those recommendations have iGllv SUSTAINED
/ II as certain cnrc for the hcadnchc. a also
II sure remedy for many other complaints II
used according tn the directions winch ac-
compnns Sem.
|. For vicious hnmors of the bood and for
piles. Mrs, J"nes'9 Syrnp may bc advnnta
g"ousiy used ~ conu"ylnu with the Pills.
\ For coughs, Inflammation Of The lungs,
\ pam ~ The s.de, or ~ any other part of h"
system. Mrs. JInes' Rheumatic Plaster should
, be applied externally IN come Xlun with the
use Of the Syrup and Pills.
1 There is no, the least dillicultv to be apprc-
1 hcnded from their use. either at home or abroad:
| their operation as II cathartc, Is 81 GENTLE that
the person who uses them, will only kGow their
inc~tnnbIe qualities by the speedy eradication
the cause of distress.
Il In all cases originating in impurities of the
blood, and those incident to the female consli-
tuition, these medicines stand unrvaIleh, and
have no equal. IN these classes OF complaints
which prove, not only extremely troublesome,
but often fatal, they have been extensively used,
aud with singular success. Their vnlues have
been fully tested, aud their ellicdc, proved aud
The pills and syrup combined, have seldom, il
ever been known TO fail Of producing the de
sir effect.
For sale by WARY TIlLEY, No 10, Spring
street. Dont forget the number-nor that Spen-
GERS Vegetable Pills are "A certain care for he
headache, IN all its various forms. May 2j
IlR WlIIFNFN'S WHOOPiNG COUGH AND
~ RDtP CORDIAl.-Tho peculiar adaptation al
tedwel known medicine to the al the comp plants
thsgHated by It's name, It's general hv almost
nmiN IN the city, and the uutprIey II has obtained ~
invaluable preparation; renders II quite unnecessary
thing III its favor but to such have
icstrd its superior virtues n II hieby recommended
perfectly sale and elcCtual remedy IA the above
plants.
II hns been standard medicine for crnup. IN ulmer
Guncs in this vicinity .or the l>s Twelve Years
aud the continually increasing demand tor is sufficient
rvidcnrc that II II becoming popular il /, vaina-
bic medicine, aud i still highly appreciated u, ever.
No family should be without IL nj this oi the
yenr when children hN exposure to the sudden changes
NJ the weather are subject tn severe aud pcctcd
laoks of these alarming complaints, which might be
overcome by An immediate this potent aud un
failing remedy.
For sale in Newport by II JTAYLOR No na |
/ hamr> street Feb 3 |
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iUJSNRS. VI. y. R,SINDI-
- iiALSAM OLE LILY RMOHI a vi

I II 'ARllD, ND.-1hc Original krgrrahI, Ltyrtwoii
Pt"par 'tlou-PrCC ~ cent, The h tile he ~ pup
altar remedy for the cure Ui Coughs, tus, Spitug
bluu! ud HhtslC aud AL diseases ul the lungs. lso
/ - ~ extensive use T. T the at Liver tonpl
HI - the nrst PREPARATION ot IIvrtwurt ntuduCrd
- the Nm". can puhi'. ~ beng new twelve yrars
sIucc u lT-t rsahllsIlc'. It's reputation stands
uurvtll - 'outh u"dtcIrc-S"c ccrtInratr, aud
Iaces at GesIdrnrr on the piuted direction round the
Iuiflc.
m undersigned, having 'cccive' great bcncft Tor
he cure at diseases Ibuvr named with confidence
recommend the Crcbrattd lid,an ni lyerwoTl 10 IL.
lUbIIC
Ernest Webster. DayidF Woodbury.,
Tnumas - skins. r. T. Nuuon,
4. EIlIs. Il. Can.
&. Williams, Miss L.. lloward.
Whnlrsalr aud retail by the proprietor. " 4 LAW
BNONN, iSl n ashiugiuu street, ErHtlri hy an the
lruggisis IN BOsfou, salem, wv Rrdiutd Worcester
'ruvIdr, ce, y A. u. sands New Nuik. Hartford,
springfield, aud by E. j. 1Ah LOR, q RR nv tRn
,swpu.t Nuv ~.
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Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.

A fresh supply of the above invaluable
Medicine, just received from the n. f., Office
OF the North American College OF Health,
aud for sale by the subscriber, who Is the
only authorized agent for tins town.
July 20 ANNA NJ. EDDY.
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THE sEvEN-FOLD FURNACE,

u powerful aud novel machnc-hnvi Seven Tres and
Seven Alembcs with dstlling condensng, anal evnpo-
rating Ntures ot and ingenious COntryahcc, Gu
pablo obtaining more than tmrs the ordinary
purity u vegetable extract heretofore used ~ COM
pounding medicine The Basnnic aud Preserving pow
Of these Pills is Also 10y this invention pur iled and
refined, aud mingled with the operntive medicine
soon they caused aud strongly iorlilies the system
against future corruption aud decay,
Let the public he longer deceived by headVriiSe
ments ui the lone remedy" doctors, who show their
entire ignorance oi the organic laws ot the huDan
TEN by supposng that medicine which purgcs merely
without renovatne preserving eau he perfect rene
DIV. For IL is fixed aud imnuinbe law Of our beng
that there should he, III Prgauu without I'M
mediate Restoration: and hence II follows, aud Is
proved TO dumons alton, that all Purgatiy which DO
NOT possess SAVING and preserving p"werare inlnri-
Gus and injurious ony-and possess NOT ONE RE-
DEEMlNG QUALITY.
The whole theory of common diastc Purgntion is
based upon unnatural aud absurd laws, and they who
follow Il li victims To their own folly, aud too late To
repent their tomurtty.
~ BEWARE OF UNREIIEVED PURGATION
P~ge ana Preserve, do not attempt IT, Purge at all
- The celebrated PURIFYING ANDPRESEkN-
ING PILLS, purity the body from corruption aud pre-
serve II from injury aud decay by single operation
They Universal Vegetable Purgaiive, Of sovereign
use IN all diseases ei the human system IN which Pur-
CATION required, particularly in Jnnndice Indigestion,
Dyspepsia ErupOns OF the skin, Scrolula, Piles, Co.'s
tivencss Bilious Disorders. Liver Com p0lni, Fevers,
Nervous Disorders Inward Weakness, Cholc, Dy sen
iary, Worms, Gout, Rheumatisn Female Complaints,
Depression OF Spirits, Debility of System, fts &c &c.
~ Price % cents per Box, with full diecuons, Es-
on Health aud Long Life, &c
Sold wholesale and retail by the sole proprietor,
r. ADJ EE.
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WILLIAM WRIGHT, vrcE PRESIDENT
OF the Nnrih Amcflcam Inllrgc Of lIrnllh.

Thus n viii Ice sccn that trling attention an IA,
part ot The purchaser to the above particulars " ~ pn
mn cllcctuHl stop tu This Wholesale robbery and drive
its hoped, all depcdnlions upon society to an honest
calling.
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Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, X. |. (Feb. |.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02
Administrators Sale.

IN puEsuAnee Of an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of BFoWn county Ohio, made
al their September Term l543, and revived at
their April term 1874, l will proceed on the
premises on the 6tIi day olAugust next between
the hours Of ten and four o'clock 70 sell the fol-
Low ing real estate Of which s4lpheus White
late OF said county died seized & possessed, 10
wit; the lots and real estate following, that iS
to say--ln lots Nos. Ill, lI2, ll3, ia, lis,
lI6, III, lle, lI9, I24, lbs, l26. l27, 1913,
l99, I30, 1871, 1872, 1873, I47, l4s, lag, Isl, ISL,
1852, 1853, l55, 1856, 81 s. l5S and out lots Nos.
l59, ,IGO, l6l ,t62 ,l63, & l64 in the Addition to
the town ofFayeueyille Perry township said
county free Of dove, Snd also a tract Of land
lyii in said township described as follows;
Beginning at a planted stone in the State road
leading from Georgetown to Wilmington cor
nsr Of Thomas Ashion's land; thence with said
road and said Ashtons line south 93.5 poles to
planted stone tnoIher corner Of said Ashton !;
theaes north, SOdegrees east, t,3.5 poles to plan
ted stone q go. EuLanks corner in said Ashton's
line, thence Withdrawals line south97 poles 10
a stone saidEubank's& RichardHolden corner; I;
thence south, &c degrees west, 64 poles TO a
stake, thence up the East Fork, on the edge Of
the we 81 bunk, with its meanders north, IS de-
erees east, 81 poles, north 2degTses east, %
poles, north, % degrees east ~ poles, north. IS
degrees west 8.6 poles to a large fallen syea-
more near the old mill dan; thence north de-
grees west, l3 poles to a stone and three Dil-
lows marked with peaknfe; thence up the east
side Of said creek on the edge Of The bank N
"a I-2 deg.W. 10 poles TO a small black ash and
double elm, thence north, IS degrees west,, 81
poles to the msutb oi a small branch, thence
north 80 l 2 degrees west, 80 poles to boXsl-
der stump and stone marked M. IL. thence with
Liuch's line north, 80 degeses east, 5S.5 poles
TO 3beeches and stone marked X; thence
north, l-2 degrees east poles to stone and
beeches; thence with Cox's heirs line south, ~
degrees east, 81 2 poles,to the beginning; con
tanning IS acres ] rood and % poles, part ofa
survey in the name ofEdward Cnrr,ngton No
6l3, subject the dover of Sarah Shayseresn as
signed in said tract OF landsaid rea theestate tC
be sold at not less than two thirds Of the ap
praised value thereof as returned to said Cour,& q
upon the terms following to wit: one thirC
cash in hand, ,and tho other two thirds, payable
with interest in equal instalments in nine ant
eigh teen months, 10 be secured by note and secu
rity. DAVID u. DEVoRE, Adm'r' o
Alpheus White decd. with tn
will annexed.
June "a, Is49.
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% degrees east go $40 poles 10 stone
an5 buckeye on The bank Of the creek
in the old line, thence north. 66 35 de-
gfees west, 81 poles 10 ssiake OF the
meadow, theme nOrih, ] degree eas' TO
ibe beginning, eOnIainiDg in alls3 acres,
more or less, S7i ScTesiE Thomas
BlackWell's survey Of 1000 acres No.
IO43, and 81 acres in Robert Mon0W's
survey Of 1000 acres. To be sold as the
real estate Of Joshua D. HaughaWaut ai
Ihe suit Of Graham for the use OF N:
LoHqwonh and WIN. slOckeh Valued
a, Sl2 90 per acIe.
ALSO,
The following real estate lying on the
waters Of whiieOak creek in Blown coun-
~ Ohio. part Of a survey mace in the
name Of Thomas Warning No. 1890: Be-
ginning at point in the creek opposite
cherry andclwO sugarlrees on the south
bank Of the Teek al a corner 10 James
Bell, thence down ihs said creek ill OPP
posile two iToDwoods and beech on the
south bankof the said creek, corner 10
John PettyiohD formerly Amos Petty
iohp \ theme S. Is deg E. 30 poles 10 2
beeches, thence s. 4s deg. W. AZ l.2
Uoles 10 two beeches and sugartreer
thence s. Is deg. e. 90 i2 poles 10
water beech, ash and oak, corner 10 D'-
vid Foreman, thence N. IS deg. E. Oe
Ooles with Foreman's line TO dogwOOd
corner TO James Bell, thence with james
RelI's line N. ID deg. W. l39 l-2 pole
10 the beginning containing seventy hv;
acres, more or less rs acres To b.
sold as the real estate OF Richard II
Masters at the suit Of George Jarman.-'
Valued a, So 66.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'F B. CO.
Sheriffs Office, June 18th, 1874.
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Brown Com. Pleas.
Samuel P. Tweed
Chancery.
1eorge CrossIeY

George Crossley:
ITNHE defendent G gorge Crossley will take no.
tice that the complainant filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio,
on the 2lst day of March 1874, his certain BIZ
in chancery, and that said bill sets forth in
substance, that the complainant, on the 9th
day of July T64I, purchased OF the defendants a
tract of land described as follows: Being part
of land which the said William Crossley was
living on-Beginning at the north east corner
of said William Crossley's farm corner also TO
James Mckinney, thence running south, 70
noles to a stone, thence north SO degrees west,
S7 Q noles 70 a stone, thence north l-2 east,
IN sneartrce 80 poles, thence west, poles to
a stone, thence north poles to a stone in the
line between w illiam CrosI;ey and James Juc-
Kinney. thence with said line 81 poles to the
bepinnipg; cor tanning 33A acres and So poles -
and that said defendant executed. at the time
of said purchase, his title bond binding hmselfG
hairs TO make to the complainant general war
ranty deed upon the payment of the sum OF mint
4 hundred and forty dollars, the purchase money
| e., said tract of land. The Bill further state
t,at 1he purchase money has been fully paid b.
the complainant and that the complainant ha
f,llv complied upon his part with said contract
That the defendant has wholly failed to conve.
to complaint according to the terms of his sal
contract said tract of land. The Bill furthe
nravs that the said Court may decree to tn
complainant the specific executive OF said cor
tract The saidGeorgeC Crossley will therefore tax
notice that dnless he appears on eI before tn
lst day of the next term of saidCourt ofChmmo
Pleas to be holden within and for Brown count
Ohio, to plead, answer or demur to said Bilt,th
same will be taken as confesst and decree
accordingly.
MARsHALL & PEEN, sol's for compile.
May3l, lsA.-6w
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sTATE or OHIO.
BRo WIN COUNTY Con-. PLEA

BRowN COUNTY Con-. PLEAS.
iSns: EIins 5. : Harrison nniI his lis wife PARTON
James E. Anderson and Sarah W. An
derson bis wife, William R. Strange,
Frances r. Strange, Frances v. Hey
liz and John H. Thompson and Ruth
Thompson his wife.
HVHE abovenamed defendants will take
A notice that on the 10th day Of June
1874 the petitioners filed in the Court OF
Com mon Pleas Of Brown county OHIO ,
their petition praying that dover may DC
assigned 10 Rath Thompson, late widow
Of John Strange decd. and that Partition
NAV be made between the demand
anis and the defendants according to th'
Tesuec,ive interests in the following de
scribed tract Of land in Brown county
State OF Ohio, on the waters of White
oak creek: Beginning at four maple
on the old Newmarket road thence north
Sc degrees west, 81 poles 10 two dog
woods and elm, thence south "a degree
weat ITO poles 10 three naples, thenc
south 66 degrees east SO poles to a qua
and dOgwood, thence north SS degree
east ia poles 10 the Beginning: COZ
tanning sixty four acres and eighty lot
D oles, part Of Bennett TomPkins suTge
Of 1000 acres No. 1856 s. that apple
ton viii be made at the next term
said Court for writ Of partition.
BY 6. W. KING Alty'
petitioners.
June "a, 1874.
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Brown Common Pleas.
John Leosard Pssit,rh 1of Fasil-
70. upn. ~

Andrx Saith &othen. "a
A NDREW Smith, EIlSabeth ehnith, AaFoH
N Leonard, Levi DsoBaFd, George LeoaAseS
John sh0tWell, Ellen Shotwsll. Bean1l1 -
son, HestSrsna Macon, GeOrgs maso1, h1drss
MasoD, Mary Huber, James Hslsmhn, Joaep8
HOlemsn Elles HO man, Elizabeth 1olsna1S
Aaron H0Isman, ,.fh0maSlIolsman Bl5ilnsh6ie-
mar, and Hamit Holemau, will taAS notiesS
thas a petition was 6led on the 26ih day ofApFil
1874, in the Court Of C,mmOn Pleas Of BEOW1
county Ohio, by John LeonaIds aRd IL nov Psn-
ding Whefein the said john Leonard demands
psrtitfon Of the following teal estats: Bsgia-
ming at a double white oak and two others IN
Earhean's line and north west eoFnsr and VIII
west corner 10 John AndenOn, thence With Aa-
dersons line south, 70 degrees east, l54 pei -
- 3 white oaks in the line Of IgBstius Roasss
survey and corner TO said s4ndsfSon, thoBeo
with the line ofRosses survey north, " deGpsel
eaa so poles to two hiekoHes and Whitsoak.
corner 10 said Ross, thence north ~ degFee1
west, I34 poles TO tive white oakF and gumse
ner to Earheart. thence with his line sOuths ID
degrees west, 60 poles to she begiBBings caA-
tanning so Acres .--and that, at the nsxt tenn
Of said Court, application viii be made By the
said John Leonord for an order that parutioa
may be mads Of said premises
JoEH LEoNARD, Petitioner.
MARSHALL & PENN, soils. for PepF.
May 81, l544.--6w
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Notice.

proposals will be received by
Othe directors Of the poor house in
Georgetown, until the 3rd day OF August
next, for Superintendent Of the Poor
house for the next year, commencing on
the l4th day of September next.
WILLIAM CARTY.
Clerk of the Board Of Dire ct0rs.
June 3rG lS44.--4w
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Taylor Scott, ,AdmF -....
OF James Scott Decd Petition.
VS..
John Scott, g. others.
THE Petitioner Adm'r of James Scott
Il decd on the 20th Of April 1874 filed
in the Clerks office of this Court his Pe>
tition which represents that said James
Scott at the time Of his decease was selz-
ed in fee simple Of certain tract OF land
in Brown county Ohio, and bounded and
dercrihed as follows: Part Of an '6OOacre
survey patented TO Bibb-Begnnng at
sugariree beech and walnut thence S.3O
w. l26 poles to stone inMed 'rd . line,
N. 40 l-2 w. 1864 poles 10 stone in
William Scott's line, thence with said
line N .30E 50 poles 10 a stake inBrook' 8
line corner tow lillian Scott, thence with
the original line s. go, E. 100 poles to
tho beginning, obtaining s | acres roed
and ID poles. That said decedants es-
,ato after exhausting the funds that have
come into the hands of petitioner is still
in debt. That John Scott j. Isaac Scot
are tho only Children g. heirs, and thai
said John g. Isaac are minors o. 'hen
| Guardian is without The jurisdiction o
this court, that said Guardian has rented
said land for the present year, Tor al
amount sufficient to Fay the debts OF th'
estate. Petitioner prays that said Guar
dian may be directed 10 pay over th'
rents & profits arising from said real es
tate. or thst the land be sold and sucl
other proceedings had as are authorized
TAYLOR ScoTT, Adm'r, of
James Scott.
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Sherif's Sales.

A CREEABLY to the command Of fsundry or /.
n ders and dacrees for sale under DEGREES in
chancerv and writs of Execution to me directed
bv the court of Common Pleas of Brown county
Ohio, 1 will expose to public sale at the court
house in Georgetown, on Saturday the goth day
of Inv 1874, between 10 and O'Clock OH said
dav. the following real estate to wit, In lot in
tho town of Ripley Brown comfy Ohio, num-
bor one hundred and thirty, (l3O( 70 be
sold as the real estate Of alexander Campbell
At the suit of Thomas L. HGmer, Chambers
Baird g. Marshall 4 Penn. Valued at $500.
ALSO,
A certain tract Of land situate 10 the
town OF Ripley Brown county Ohio, and
bounded as follows TO wit: The one
half of that certain in lot known and de-
scribed on the plat of said town by mum
ber fifty four (54) Beginning at the
western corner Of said lot No. 81, thence
at right angles from the stree; back will
the line Of said lot No, 81 and Of No
IS one hundred and eighty feet to thu
northern corner Of said IotNo. 81, thence
with the back line Of said lot No. "a 81
feet, thsnce at right angles from SAT-
! hack liae one hundred and eighty feet {
, the font line Of said lot No, 81, theme
! with said front line 10 the beginning
Valued at $3.50. To be sold as The rel
i estate Of John Parker at the suit ofJame
: Young.
! The following real estate TO wit:
n lot No. ll3 in the town Of LavanI
!" Blown county Ohio. To ba sold as Il
real estate OF Jacob Sbullz at the suit
Y Wm. Thompson Valued $75.
= ALSO,
u The following tract Of land to wit:
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Brown Common Pleas.
John Aberhsthy,

John Abernathy,
70.
Samuel AbernAthy,
William Abernathy,
John X. Hartman,
Elizabeth bis wife, Partition.
Nathan J. Williams g.
Rebeeea his wife, and
Nancy, Mary and Ellen,
children Of James .aber-
nathy de'd.
NNHE above named defendants will take no.
u tiee, that on fhe 26th day Of June 1874
petit N was filed by said John Abernathy IN
the above named Court, wherein he demanos,
as heir at law # Samuel Abernathy deed,
part tion of the following described tract Of
land in Brown cOunty Ohio, part OF survey NO.
IOU90--I0203 --l02I3 of375k acres; contain
ing 205 acres more or l'ss, and beginning at
sugar & beech on the westerly bank of the
East fork of the little Miami upper corner
to Ambrose GOrdon's survey No, 969 ;
thence up the said fork and binding thore
on 10 a sugarlree and hickory upper corner on
the fork to the survey; thence with the north
line OF the survey west 244 poles to two beechss
and burroak nj said line ;thence south, lowest,
l54 poles to two Oeeehes in the north line Of
Gordan's survey thence with SAID line SOUTH
7S east, 900 poles to the bsginningi and AT
the next term Of said Court on the 2Oth Of Au'
gust 1874, at GeorgstOwn Ohio, he will make
application for an order Of Partition aceor-
Oingly. Said defendants, as heirs of said Sam
uel Alternately, can attend ard object to such
partition, il they think proper.
June 26, l544.---6R ,--
JOHN ABERNATHY.
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June "a, 1s44.

James Penny, Lucinda Penny, Lewis Penny,
Wesley Penny, Andrew Penny and lndiann
Penny. Children, and Jane Penny widow Of
Peter Penny deed,
WILL TAKE NOTICE
YWNHAT petition was fled against them on
tbe 18th day of June 1874 in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio by Vdn-
draw ] Ralstin & Nancy J. Ralstin his wife
ana Georpe Shick and DulceNa Shick his wife,
| and ia now pending, wherein they demand par
tit,on ot & assignment of dover in the following
lands and reu / estate to wit; Sixty two acres
1 and twenty two poles decided to Peter Penny
nov dec, as I'd, by Lewis Penny and wife IN
| said county of Brown on the waters OF clover
lick creek part of survey of 200 acres made in
the name ofWilliam TOmlin by No. Sfj--a'so
one hundred and eighty two acres ana lnlr.I
seven poles Of land lying in sale county on IN
waters of Whiteoak creek and deedad 0y Jane
Taylor and wife by their attorney to Pete
PsTnv being part of David Lamberts surve
No. S42I.--Aiso 81 acres and 25 poles otlan
living in said county decided to Peter Penny b
GeoTae G.. Light & wife part Of entity in tn
nams of John Watts No. 690l--AlsO thilt
thrse and three fourth acres Of land lying in sal
county decided to Peter Penny by George {
LIGHT and wife and being survey NJ
1ne57 in the name Of William .Andrews--sAt h
; 54acres OF land lying in said county, pa
T AZ tract Of lOt acres decided by said Light
v wife 10 said Peter Penny and part of sa
!. Watts survey 690i--AlsO 95 acres roods
d poles Of land lying in said county
u which said Peter Penny died seized and part
said WilliamT survsy No. 573; aud q
,r so three and three fourths acres oflaI
living in said county decided to the heirs
Peter Penny by Joseph Ptzer & wife part
survey No. 1862 in the name Francis Peyt
: and that al the next term Ofsaid court apple
tion will be made by the said petitioners for
osder thst partition may be made of said pref
ti- i.es and dowerassigned therein.
Iet June Goth Is44.--6w
"a. ANDREW y. RALsTiN and NAN
RALsTir his wife & GROR
Slick & DuLcENA SHIcK his wi
Petitioners stsr
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Lambs Wool Wanted.

The undersigned wishes 10 purchase quanh-
tv Of Clean Lsmbs' Wool, for which the market
pfi C will be given, At my Hat Store in George
9 JOHN KAY.
Juns !, lsl4, 4,--sw