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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

U5- In another column our readers will find
the proceedings of the Conferees, TO nominate
candidate for Congress. in the place of the Hon
Henry Frick deceased The Hon. JOHN SNY-
DER was, as expected, nominated Oh the first
ballot The conferees have all pledged them
selves to support the election of Mr.. Snyder.
There will, therefore, be no other democratic
candidate in the field The contest will be be-
tween Mr.. Snyder and Mr.. Pollock. The result
scarcely admits of a doubt, as the democracy
have resolved to make up for their negligence
and dissension, in permitting whig to be elect
ed last fall. Besides, Mr.. Pollock is much less
popular than either of Mr. Snydcrs former oppo
nents
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

To- The Lycoming Gazette extra gives an ac-
count of large meeting, at Wi'liamsport, on
Tuesday last, at which the two candidates for
Congress, Mr.. Snyder and Mr Pollock, both made
speeches, Mr.. Snyder also made very able and
satisfactory speech, at Muncy, on Monday last
The Gazette, in its account OF the Willamsport
meeting, says
"ln' the course of Mr.. Polock's remarks on
Tuesday evening last, he SAID, that under the
old tarlti-Mr. Clsy's tarIff-about 800 hands
had been thrown out oi oiemployment at Danville,
but that since the tariff OF lSi2-the one Tor
which Mr.. Snyder voted twice--went into o.
peratiOp, 3G0 Of them had obtained work at the
same place Thus spoke volumes in favor of
Mr.. Snydor's course On the tariff Mr. =. is
a warm Clay man, and w thank him tor this
honest confession, although II may have been a
slip of the tongue -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

OS- NEw CouSTERFEIT.-A new counterfeit
note of $40, purporting to be of the Mechanics
Bank of Philadelphia, was offered to one of the
Baltimore Banks for deposite, and was detected
by the Teller, The Baltimore American says :
at is the best executed counterfeit we have ever
seen the vignette in the centre of the note--re-
presenting the signing of the Declaration of In
dependence-and the ornaments at each end, APP
pear TO have been obtained from the genuine dies
The only defect is in the signatures of the Presi,
dent and Cashier. Every thing else is in the best
style of engraving, and the only way, therefore
to avoid imposition, is 10 refuse altogether the is
sues Of the Bank, Of 4 denomination"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

o. The appointment of Judge Anthony was
concurred in by the Senate, on the 25th. Judge
Anthony once represented this district in Con
grcss and will, 10 doubt, make good Judge.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

UJ- Navigation on all our canals has been
commenced The New York canals are 10 be
opened on the 18th of April
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

~" The editor Of the Danville (Whig) Demo
of this county how 10 vote, at the approaching E.
lection, for member of Congress He accuses
Mr.. Snyder with having opposed the present
tariff, aud also OF having lodged the question,
Now, this is mol true, as Mr.. Snyder supported
the present tariff by his votes, while al Congress,
aud was absent al home, on account of family af-
fiction, when the bill was finally passed. Mr..
Snyder is not man to dodge any question OF
this, no man who knows him, will accuse him.
The Democrat is, however welcome 10 do its
best in Columbia county, for Mr. Pollock, in
which he will have no opposition, as Mr., Sny.
der has determined to confne his election entire
ly 10 this district
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

~ The last Miltonian, speaking Of the pre-
sent tariff, says
"Now voters of this District, elect John Sny-
der To represent you in Congress-he may be
there to vote on this bill, and how will he vote
You want no prophet 10 tell You. ile voted
fatty and positively against the present bill in
It's passage through the House. Have his views
changed since VIII he now vote to sustain
1t! Why he has, but a few days since, writ
ten letter in which he declares he don't like
II as a Whole -
Now, we assert that the person WHO wrote the
above paragraph, was either grossly ignorant,
or has been guilty OF publishing wha, he knew TO
be a deliberate and wilful untruth Instead OF
Mr. Snyder having voted "fatly and positively
against the present bill, in its passage through
| The House." we say he voted for the bill, and
for the proofof which, we ask our readers TO re.
fer 10 the Journals of Congress Let the writer
| point out the page, if he can, showing that Mr.
Snyder voted against the present tariff Again
Mr. Snyder does NOT, in his letter, say of the Ia
riff, that "he don't like il a phoie, ;" but on Tho
contrary opprores of il as whole, for the proc
! of which he refers TO the Journals. We ask fol
Mr., Snyder nolhing but fair play. We don't ob
jeet to any comments on his political course, bu
we do object 10 statements not founded on truth
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-30

II is proposed in Tennessee to erect a monu-
ment 10 the memory of the late Hon Hugh L,
White Of that State
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-16
Importantl
osgate's Anodyne Cords

B. Fosgate's Anodyne Cordial,
A SAFE and efeetUaI Remedy Tor the
n ASUMMER COMPLAINTS, Viz; Dian-
h1a, and ChOlsra MorbuS, also, Flatulsnt
and SpaSmodie Cholies.
This Invaluable Medicine for tina above CON.
plants, surpases any other remedy now In use.
Huudreds Of easss have come TO the knowledge
Of the propIietoi, where spssdy cure has been
effected by the use Of the Cordial, after a resort
to the common remedies had proved unaVailing
IL has been extensively used throughout this
State and elsewhere, for many ysaf.--has heen
approved, and is used in practice BY a great
number ofthe moslfeSpseiabie physeians,as as may
be seen by their certificates and rscomendatio
accompanying each bottle.
I his medicine Is discovered tobS q certain and
efectunl remedy for the intestine disease pre-
duced by the drinking of the waters Of the riV.
ers in the southern and southwestern States,
which renders it Of inesumable value to those
who reside or tfayelin those sections Of the
country. a..ta
N To secure the public against deception,
the external label o leach bottle is secured by a
copy right, which was entered according to act
Of COugress) ia the Northern Dirfict Of New
YO;k, on the 9th day of November, Ammo DOmi.
hi, 1S4O.
A fac simile Of the proprislor's signature
viii be found Gn the outer label Of each bottle,
if genuine. Price 81 cts.
FOR SALE BY d. J. Steward, w. ?. Mack
lem. GeorgetOwn--Palmer Il Campbell and
Ridgway g. Credit, RiplSy-.asklsn & Lamb,
aberdeen.
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Adminisfrafnr,a GaIn.

IN puFsaanes Of an ordeftDf tbs Court Of
lCommOn Plsas of Br0Wn eounty Ohio, made
stthsiI september Tern 1913, and revived at
thsiF dpHl tenn 1914, will proceed on The
premises on ths 6tls DAY olAug next between
tie hOuu Of ten and fOuF o'eioch 70 cell the fol-
lowing real estate Of which dIpheus White
late of said county dIed seized & possessed, 20
wits tbs lots and real eSta's following, that 10
te say-h lots Nos. III. 1I2, Il3, ll4, IFS,
ll6, III, lle, lls, I2l, Ia5, 126. 127, l2e,
l29, 100, I3i, l32, 133, I47, l4s, Jag. $50, ISL,
lS2, 1S5, ,I55, ,l56,lS s. I5S and oct lots Nos
lS9 ,IC0, ,l6l, ,l6l 1853, & 164 10 the Addition 10
the toWa ofFayeueVills Perry township said
county free Of dover snd also 4 traet of land
Ih in said tcWnsh'p described as fcllOwS
Beginning a. planted stone in the State road
leading from 0soTEst0Wn 70 Wimlngton a cor.
nsr Of Thoasas Ashton's land; thenee with Said
road and said AshiOns line south g3.5 poles 70
planted stone tnOtheF corner Of said Ashton;
iheoee noTth, eOdsgses east ,3.5 poles 70 q plaa-
leo stone 5eo. EUtanks corner Ia said AshtonIs
liDssthenee W1thEubank's line soutb97 poles 10
4 stone SaidEubank'a6L Richard EioIdsnis eo,neS.
thence south, o6 aegrees west, "a polep 10 4
stake, ineBes up the East Fork, on the edge .,f
the we R bunk, with its msanders noTth. as de-
eroes east, II poles, noFth 2desTses east. %
poles, noFEh, % degrees east, ~ poles, nOr,h. IS
degrees west 6.6 poles to hTe fallen syea.
more near the old mill dan; thence north s de-.
gFees west, IL poles 20 stone end three wil
lows marked with psaknife; thenes up the east
eide cf said crock on the edge IT he bank N a..
- I.2 deg w. IS poles 70 q SmaD black asb and
double elm, thence north, IS degrees west, 80
polss % The msuIh Of = small branch, thence
north 30 2 degrees west, ~ poles TO a boxsl-
der stump and stone marked n. L. thence with
Liueh's line north, 80 degrees saSt, IS poles
70 3beeehes and q stone marked x; thence
north, z l-2 degrees east poles to a stone and 4
beeehes; thence with c0x's hoira line south, 80
degrees east, 32 2 poles TO the beginning; con
tanning 16 acres rood and % poles, pan ofa
survey in the name olEdward q, rr.ngtoB No.
6I3, subject the dover Of Sarah ShaysLTeen as.
signed in said tract Of landsaid reaI thtestats to
be sold at not less than tNo thirds Of the ap.
praised value thereof as returned to said Court,
upon the terms following to wit: one third
cash in hand, and the other two thirds, payable
with interest in equal instalmentS in nine aud
eighteen months, 10 be secured by note and seen
rity. DAVID g. DEvoRE, Admir-. Of
AIpheus White deed. with the
will annexed.
June "a, I943.
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na fclioWs, iesNii: Part eta suFvoy No.
1858 IN shs 6fms ofThomaS I. .Shiolds;
Beginning sttWO red oaks and buFFosk
In lhe line 81 StWJsr's and TsyIars sur.
vev No, 1872 thence 8. IS 1'2 degrees
WesI 32i poles 70 two naples aud two
black oak DIVISION corner between
Samuel Brush and George NJ. DsHnison,
.ihehcS N. l3 l-2 degrees East SlOI
poles crossing the road 81 l76 poles 10
. hickory sspIinR Witnessed b. WhitsOak
and two dcRWoOds, division corner Of
Brush and Dennison: thence N. 70 deg.
west 90 poles to The begiRR'g, containing
one hundred and nIBeiy'6ve acres 80 6-lO
poles, more or less. Ordered 10 be sold
ss the real eslsts Of Joseph MoTshesd T.
Gustin G Delmers at the suit Of George
Ceilings, Valued st S. 90 per acre.
ALSO,
The undivided seventh part Of the FOL!
lowing tract Of land lying on the East
fork OF the Little Miami river 10 the said
county Of Brown, to wit: Beginning at
slake near buckeye end Two beeebss,
north west corner to Elizabeth Johns,
thence with her line south lO2l poles 10
a stake, north west corner 10 Isaac Nc
Cune thence with his line Wesi $50 poles
10 a stake in the original line between
surveys 1909 SDd 1918 and north vest
corner TO Wm. MeCune; thence with
said line north, l02 % poles to three
large black oaks original corner survey
No. 20l7 thence with the old line east,
$50 poles 10 The beginning, containing
l45l acres. Valued at $279. To be
sOld as the estate Of Edward Brannon at
The suit Of Michael Nc cCaHrey.
ALSO,
TIE following tract or parcel Of land
on the west fork Of Eagle creek in Brown
county Ohio, Beginning att buckeye hIc-
o,y and two water beecbes The lower
corner on said creek 10 VIM. McNOwhs
200 acre survey, thence down the creek
as il mesnders south, l6 degrees west,
90 poles south % degrees west, 4OPOles
sOulh,76 2 degrees wssI, go poles 10 .
waterbee samuel Nc KEGS corner, thence
wiIh7iwO IL his lines north, IS degrees
west, lO6 poles TO q walnut gum and
dOgwood. thence south, 90 degrees wesi
III poles 10 an ironwOod hickory and
white walnut, thence north 10 degrees
vest as poles 10 a stake, thence north %
degrees west, l46 pores 10 hickory and
lynn, corner 10 land sold " White, thence
east, $50 poles 20 = stake in McNuwn's
line, thence with two of his lines south,
l6 degrees west, so poles 10 his corner
hickory sugHrtree and dOgwood thence
south "a degrees lat poles 10 the be.
ginning, containing 100 sores patented
10 Charles Mo-gaD by patent dated June
9Th. 1902. To be sold % the real estate
Of John Cox Al the suits OWN. McNOwn
Samuel McNOVn Samuel A. Butt John
H. Thomas and James Miller. Valued
at 8 IS per acre.
WM SHIELDS Sh'f B. c. o.
SherifT's office, JOY 2, 1874.
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sEIERIFF SALE

BY virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. ct. le. IA,
TO me directed by the court Of Common
pleas Of Brown County Ohin, | will offer
for sale al The house Of Emanuel Ambrose
in Lewis Township on Friday the 26ih
day ofJnly 1914, between ten and four
O'Clock on said day. the follow ng goods
and chaiiles to wit: one LOT Of tobacco sup
posed to be between 1900 $4,000 pounds
10 the hand, one COW, one rife gun one
lot of22 hogs. To be sold as the proper
iyssOf John Ambrose al the suit OF Asa
Anderson.
WM. SHIELDS. sh'f 3. CO,
Sheriff. Office. July 18th, 1874.
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SndsrB thereof 10 The beeinnine, COZ.
lAiHi0g oOb aeEss, part ofPhllip sIsuRh-
tsF'SsuTvey No. 65e-On which Is erect
Cd . Touring mill and other improve
msnisi To be sold as the real estate OF
ysmes end Jehn L. PiIaoh u the suits OF
Boswell and TuckeF for The use 0fJohn
Moore vs.. james Pilson, Hanks and
Niles ". James PilsOn, Benjsmin SUIT
tons Executor vs.. James PilsOn and
HlehsFd Bates Vs. james and John L
PllsOn. Terms cash, Valued al g..
ALSO, ~
In lots in the town Of Ripley Brown
county Ohio. known by their RumbeTS
lhitlyaHine (39) and the middle 6fseen
feet Of number lhree(NO To be sold
Ss the real estate Of Samuel jolly at the
suit of John Woods vs. A. F. Knight and
said JOlly-securi,Y.
ALso,
The undivided half Of ell that tract Of
laRd on 'be waters Of Whiteoak in Brown
COanIy Ohio, beginning at stone in tbs
line Of OfschoOlhouss lot thence N,454deg.
wa p pe''OagOn', hence 8, 464 deg.
w. 43 poles to a stone on The Stale road
thence S.45deg. ETA poles, running
with the state road 10 a stone, thence N !,
464dsg e, ,43poles to the beginning: con-
tanning, two acres, more or less. To be
sold as the real estate of John Ambrose
at the suit Of Asa Anderson. Valued Al
$4,000.
VIM. SHIELDS, sh'R B, CO.
Sberiff's office. July l6, 1874.
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STATE OF OHIO.
BRowN COUNTY Cow. PLEAs.

ANASSFSAN
james s: Harrison &
Eliza s. Harrison bis wife PARTON
vs..
James e Anderson and Sarah W. Ans
derson bis wife, Willism R. Strange,
frances F. Strange, Frances V. Hey
liz and John H. Thompson and Roth
Thompson his wife.
WVHE aboyenamed defendants will take
notice that on the 10th day Of June
1874 The petitioners fled in the Court Of
Common PleSs Of Bi0wn county Ohio /.
their petition praying that dover may b
assigned 10 Rath Thompson. late widow
of John Strange dec'daand tllsl partition
may esmadsy between the demand.
ants and the defendants according 10 the
Respective interests nfib6 following de.
lscTibedaFact Of land in Br0Wn county
Stale7of Ohio, On the waters ef White.
akcFeek: Beginning at iouF naples
on The old NewmsFke Fosd, thence north
6s degrees west, 81 poles 70 Two dog
woods and elm, thence south "a degrees
west lIO-poles 10 three maplee, thence
south 66 degrees esst SS poles to gum
and dsg~ood, thence north 3S degrees
ae6st ia poles 10 the BegiRnine: cons
Iainine sixty four acres and eighty tour
poiss, payl. &c Behasstt tFanpkias survey
IF 1000 scsss Nh. l0ss . inst sPPlIca..
tion will hs mAde sifiksz bFxt term Of
said Csarf iar :. wsitafp.ss'''on.
o. g. : za ysl ~
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Petition

uvlOt OCObtPfAumT
Of James Scott, Decd Petition.
vs..
John Scott, g. Others
TNI1E Petitioner Adm'r of James Scott
decd on the Goth of April 1884,, filed
ir the Clerks Office Of this Court ais pe>
titiOn whichFepresents that said James
Scott at the time Of his decease was ssiz-
ed in fac simple OF a certain tract of land
in Brown county Ohio, and bounded snd
deFcFibed as follows: Part Of an 6O0acre
survey patented to Bibb-Beglnning at a
supsrlFes beech and walnut thence $50
w. 1876 poles to stone inMefard's line,
N. 40 l.2 W. 1854 poles 10 stone in
William ScOtl's line, thence with said
line N SOC 80 poles 10 q stake inBroOk's
line corner tow lillian Scntt, thence with
the original line s. go, E. 100 poles to
the beginning : obtaining S | acres ! rood
and IL poles. That said decedsnis es-
tate after sxliansting the funds that have
come into the hands Of petitioner is still
in debt. That John Scott + Isaac Scott
are the. only Children g. heirs, and that
said John q Isaac are minors g. their
Guardian is without the jurisdiction OF
this. court, that said Guardian has rented
said land for the present year, for an
amount sUficient to pay the debts OF the
estate. Petitioner prays that said Guar
dian may be directed to pay over the
rsnts & profits arising from said real ea'
/ itals. or that the land besOld and such
other proceedings had as are authorized
TAYLOR SCoTT. Admir-, of
James Scott
June 2sib, lS44.
HA~wv 4, JouNsToN Solss fOr Pstr's
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III HAIL q JonrsroN soI's for Polr'a
SHARIFF SALE.

10y virtue ofa wrii-ofvenditloni expo
Dnss 10 me directed By The court Of
Commen pleas Of Brown County, Ohio
! wiIloffsr for Sale on tho public Square
in Georgetown. on Saturday the ooh day
Of July 1874, between 10 and 4O'clocIy
on said dsy,one SorreI msre. To be sold
ss The property Of John Hill al the Sui
Of Jaeab enideF.
BhsEiNs 0laee. Iuly 0th, Ie4l.
a Nm GHH IDS, sh'G B, 9. o,
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Brown Com. Pleas.
June "a, Is43.
Samuel P. Tweed
VI.
ChanceTy.

c.o,.. css..,.v n"neey'
HNEiE dsleGdentG gorge Crossley will take no.
tics that the complainant fled in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio,
on the 2lSt day Of March 1914, his eert4in Bill
in chanceTy, and that said bill sets forth in
substance, that the complainant, on the 5th
day Of July I94l, purchased Of the defendant
tract Of land described as follows: Being paIl
Of land which the said William Crossley was
living n-Beginning at the north east cone,
of said William CFOssley's farm corner also "a
James Mckinney, thence running south, 81
poles to q stone, thence north SO degrees west,
81 l.2 poles tOa stone, thence north l-2 east,
20 a sIgartree 80 poles, thence west, poles to
a stone, thence north 8 poles to a stone in the
line between William Crosi;ey and James Nc
Kinney, thence with said line 81 poles to the
beginning; cot tanning 33} acres and ST poles -
and that said defendant executed. at the time
Of said purchase, his title bond binding himself&
heirs to make TO the complainant general war
ranty deed upon the payment of the sum of nine
hundred and forty dollars, the purchase money
for said tract Of land. The Bill further states
that the purchase money has been fully paid b,
the complainant and that the complainant has
fully complied upon bis part with said contract.
That the defendant has wholly failed to convey
TO complaint according to the terms Of his said
contract said tract of land. The Bill further
pIays that the said Court may decree to the
complainant the specific executive of said con-
tract. The saidGeorge eCTosssy will therefore take
notice that dnless he appears on OF before the
lst day ofthe next term Of saidCou't OfC Immon
Pleas to be holden within and for Brown county
Ohio, to plead, answer or demur to sal d Bill,the
same will be taken a. confess and dssreei
accordingly.
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Take Notice.

harm FOR sALE-A valusbls farm,
II eontaialhg one hundfsd and thirty hins
aeFsaO OF land, situated ab7ut four and q hall
miles ives: Of fGoOrgstoWn on the middle FORK ol
Bhlskin, and wi hin half q mile Of Fees
buEgh, we'll Wattsrsd with nsvsF falling Sprisgs
For the purPoss Of providing for paying my dsbu
/ will sell the farm very cheap. Tsms-Ons
half Of the amount OF poFehase (Dart in pre-
duee) TO Be paid At Or Sbout the time Of sal q
and the othor half to be paid IN two YsaFl
paymeuts, in money or produce, as may be
ugreed upon. For further particular, inquire
can be had Immediately II desired.
GEO. NJ. MARTIN.
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Administratrix's Sale.

TIME undersigned will offer for sale in
- HiRginsporl on the l2lh day Of Au>
gust 1874, at the house Of The late resi-
dence Of James Collins deceased var
ely of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE. To besold as the goods
and ChatlIes belonging 70 lhe esiste OF
james Collins deceased A credit Of 9
months will be given on tIlsUms Ovellhree
dollars.
The sale win commences st9 O'Clock
A. M. end couiiOus from day to day TN
til said property is all sold.
.st ELtzABETH COLLINS,
Administrative Of James Collins decd.
July l2,b, lS44.
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jaIne Penny. Lucinda Penny, Lewis Penny,
Wesley Penny, Andrew Penny and Indiann
Penny, Children, and Jane Penny widow Of
Peter Penny deed, s
WILL TAKE NOTICE
FTNHAT petition was fled against them on
the 18th day Of uns 1874 in ihe Court of
Common Pleas OF Brown county Ohin BY .dn-
drew Ralstin 4 Nancy J Ralstin his wife
and George Shick and Dulcena ehick his wife,
and is now pending, wherein they demand par.
tit on OF & assignment Of dowsg in the following
lands and real estate to wit; Sixty Two acres
aud twenty two poles decided to Peter Penny
now deet assd, by Lewis Penny and wife ia
said county of Brown on the waters Of Clover
lick creek part Of survey Of 200 acres made in
the name Of William Tomlin BY No. 81 73--also
one hundTed and eighty two acFeS and thirty
seven poles ofland lying in safe county on the
waters Of Wiiteoak creek and deedad by james
Taylor and wife by their Attorney TO Peter
Penny being part Of David Lamberts survey
No. 242l ALSO 81 acres and 95 poles OF land
lying IN aaid county decided to Peter Penny by
GeorgSC. Light & wife part Of entity in the
name ofJohn Watts No. 890l--Also Thirty
three and three fourth Of land lying in said
county decided TO Peter Penny by George q.
Light and wife and beiag survey No.
10657 Ia the name Of William .4ndrsws--.A Also
54actss Of land lying in said county, part
ofR tract Of lOi acres decided by said Light &
wife TO said Peter Penny and part Of said
Watts survey 990i--Also 95 acres 2 roods &
"a poles Of land lying in ssid county Of
which said Peter Penny died seized and part Of
said William Tomlinis suTvsy No. SIS; and al
a. three aud three fo0fthN acres Of land
| lying in said county decided to the heirs Of
| Peter Penny by Joseph PItzer & wits part Of
survey No. 1852 in the name Francis Poyton
| ana that at the next term ofsaia court appliea-
| tion will be made BY thesaid petitiOners for an
| order thst partition may be made Of said prem.
| ises and dover resigned therein. liia
june Both I944.--6w
ANpREw n. RALsTiN and NANoy
H RALs9iE his wife q, GRohaE
gaack DULcsNG sHICK his wils,
Belitionegss f 3a8e8
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lsadInR Htrisoh man who spent as much
time sha labor IN the cause e any other
whlgih the county.
~ Or. WR. A. PENNrHAN. former
whig mAhbsr Of the Slate Lsgisla.
IL. Hon, WR. W. lavtN elected BY the
Wigs to, Congress Ia 1910 byone Of the
largest maiOrilies ever given in that couu'
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lS. HI. BOLEMAr. Esq, leading HHr,
Fi1onits. t
IA. ANDRtw WATsoN Esq, do
Al5. SAN6Bk W. BACK, Esq., one OI
the most readg sdd FOliabls Whig stump
speakerh IA 1870.