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Whereas, i. is anticipated H. this meeting. that the
Hon John b. Christian the press Judge of The 9TH
Judic,l Circuit, VIII be placed the nch of The Fe-
dfral Court, and thereby occasion vacancy IN said
Circuit
Rfsolred, That We recommend, most especially, to
the Executive of Virginia, james d. Halyburon,
Esq TO hit SAID vacancy-whoe integrity, moderation,
learning and abilities, prc-emnen,ly qualify him to
ceive such appoin tment
Rs'oired, That copy of the proceedings of this
estng BIZ for arded TO the editors Of the Richmond
Enquirer for publication with request that the Edi-
tors Of The Wing w copy, and that another copy there
II be Transmitted TO the Governor of Virginia
JOS. Y. TOMPKlNS, Chm
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Compliment 10 the Ladies!
Mr. Lumpkln oil Ga, in his speech at the Club house
on Yesterday, sad "Whc; do you think my fair friends
of Virginia why, that you were Wings, because you
were prompted to be by the taies Of impulse and
nstreu-Now, is notihis grave and serious SANDER
upon your Intelligence Really it seems to me to be
so. And advise you TO withdraw your smiles and re-
CARDS from party who hold your intelligence in no
higher esteem, than 10 think, that you "Whgs-
net because you believe from calm reflection and so.
bcr conviction, that the Wing party advocate the true
policy and the bes interests OF our common country
but that you ara induced to espouse lh= Wing by
the dictates OF impulse aud instinct placing you upon
no higher level in the scale Of intelligence, than rutes,
beasts and animals A. D. j.
May %, lo4I.
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Joe. w. WATSON, SECRETARY.
L0rlSA cnl,N1,Y


At regular meeting of the Democratic Associa-
ton, held at Jackson Louisa, Saturday, the 18th of
May, r4i, The following Resolutions were oaered by
MsJor Wan Jackson, and unanimously adopted
l. Reso'rcd, That we hereby release our delegates
TO the Baltimore Convention from all instructions mere
toiore gwen, regard 10 the selection OF candle
for the next Presidency.
= Resolrcd, That approve Of the imme date re-
Of Texas the United States, conormabIy
to the Treaty recently entered into for that purpose.
ResoiTsd, That The foregoing Resolutions be pub
llshed IN the Richmond Enquirer
STEPHEN FARRAR, President
W ". G. y; r. A Srlsos' Secretaries
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resEy COUNTY

A. meeting Of he criz 'ns of Essex, held IN zap,
FIR the nurnose Of expressing TIER preference in rea
lion to sling the expected vacansy in the jude dis
,;e, Of which Es.e1 is pnr,-to be occasoned hy the
RESIGNATION Of Judge John E. Christian, Col. Joseph
r ou,pk,ns was called to tie Ch,ir and Thos C'o1-
ton appointed Sectftary
On motion OF George W. Pn'kins' Inc ioao"ing
preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted
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Dr Lardaer's Last Ereaing in Richmond

Those who desire whole collection Of D'oaas and
other illustrations single evening, should visit TIE heae
This evening In addition the and Hasnrent &c
res nj meteorological Dioramas views OF Rome
&C. the Gas Microscope with its beautiful coleel,on
of Objects will he exhibited and the Theatre VIII be iunnae
YrIye Drummond lights The battles of Washington ana
Napoeon will described and illuminated plans exam ed
iii he opportunity citizens will have oi Witnessing
the.c instructive exhibitions and entertainments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-24

Jry- VIRGINIA MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. appoint,
ed The Governor for lSi: Col Claude Cozet Gen VIM. Lii
Of P"whaan Gen Peter g. Johnson, If Abingdon; GEN
Thomas H. Bolts, Of Fredericksburg; Cen g. r. boan Dr. Al
fed Ieybnrn aud John W. Bockenbrous OF Lexington; Geo
II. Ire, E-q, Of Harrison
WIN. H. Richardson Adju,ant General, Ex ofieo
The beard will the ailh June
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DIR LARDNERS LYCEUM.
Positirely he Last Night
Boxes so cents; Pit, which Will be open for this

ming, % cents.
THE entire collection of Illustrations Of every kind will he
j this evening, nearly hundred
Tceccp views and astronomc Doramas views Of the hu-
o17 To GRAy n' uaASonhMA moving Panorama of the
Ieavens-THE GAS MICROSCOPE, with the entire col
,l.nusanl ni rimrs-ahcve Ffty norama. Rome
Paic.tnr. The Rhine. &C with numerous Humorous
R a "@" q" waslNGT"v az T@EsToN and NAroLEoS
ard WELLINGTON at WATERLOO illustrated with inni-
mated plans of these battles and Doamas "f the PASSAGE Of the
Delaware, Surrender Of Lord Corvallis Poa Of Washing
NJ The conclusion the Theatre VIII he Illuminated by the
SPLENDID BoaUET or TWELVE DRuMMoND LIGHTS
Nay 81 3-t
r. BGoinDis j. now on a TRIP through q
IL Orange G,ern ,adison and North Of
through the Norte'n Nscs " ,e EIT due to the Rich
nond enquirer, Richmond Wing nuic-n Literary Messenger,
&C Don't forget 10 look for him and pay HIM
Collector for Enquirer. Wing, &c
r. s-Jon :. Coadn the counties rouad aho", Meek
Isnburg. for The same purpose aa above. w. ="
NTORTHU MBERLAND HOUSE FOR SALEM pursuance
~ of decree Of the United Court, the fourth
Ciren and Eastern District Of Virginia pronounced 9Th
day Of May s4 in the suit Of the Unrd States Of Amerc
inst St and Others" depending in sad Court the under
next lair, the next fir day thereafter To
SELL public auction upon IN, premises mat valuable sa'r,
county of Northumberland about four mn from liea'svIe
The county containing about nineteen hundred acres con
siderable portion Of which j. H., band lying on The rlyermic re-
siue ia high land The dwelling house IL Two story frame
building, a handsome and healthy situation; . -....-.,
Of iaud, The
with original growth including much valuable
of Tic tract VIII he sou togrltr
separate parcels the on NE Gay oi
sale may cxpedicn Possession vi" be dterea on hc
day January e property beng rented OUT Tor me
present purchaser wi! have tie privilege OF
rro OF wheat Fan The property viii he shown Ivy Mr.
S, one 81 ned who resides on the p'emses TO
tho d-siious Of puIchas!as
II RIM. ~ mnc uf the purchase money
as VIII cover eypers.s ar and commissioners the residue
paid in equa meats, NJ six twelve ann eighteen
months, ION the &c slle:he purchaser giving bonds wi
approved security deferred payments and tile te 10 the
property retained unit the whole oil The purchase money -
\ pad. n - directed ny tEc IoCtt.
! RUB'T e. NICHOLAS, Conu;.s;o,.,.
JOHN r. STITH,
| Maya4 s-tus
|
| A FULL AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STRAW
| GOODS.
AyING made large additions 70 our STOCK per late arrivals
Il we ran noy a Offer complete assortment IT
Gonn.s Hats Artificial Flowers. &c Our Mandatory being
The Of the celebrated nanuac-
tuers al the North, with confidence recommend our
Goods. regards beauty shape and appearance equal not
SUPERIOR other Manufactures: and the prices We guarantee
| be as low as they can be found in any market. ,
| W. s. Z. P CARPENTER,
No. /, Exchange Block
| 2-U
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Married in Petersburg The 10Th Instant Ihc Wans;o
Methodist Church. by the Rev NJ ~ Dunn, Mr. RoBgRr
formerly u" Ri hmond bur Of Petersburg Va
Hiss LUcRETiA BopcE, of Webster, Massachusetts.
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~ NOTlCE.-WARRrS DUrRg Esq, will deliver the
al Address bee the Society Of Anmn Of n!on Macon Col
lese TUESDAY, ;he lh of June the day preceding
H Order Of the Randolph Macon College Society
MAY a.
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OF 40 us +

q Y II II U Q - +
yEAs just received FINE GREEN TURTLE. which will he
scrych THIS DAY, in SOIr, STEAKS, FR1ChSEES &c
~ F.MLrEs supplied n usual. c. C. THOMPSON.
M,v iii
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r, r. BGOiDDUS j. trip through the conntes o
ia Orange Nladon and the North Of there,
nd ,brnuab the Northern Meek with The Bills due the Rich
mond Enqurr, Richmond Wing Southern Literary Messenger
&C Don't forget 10 look for him ard pay HIM
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S-Jon :. Goadin in the counties fouad about Meek
i,nl,,rp far the came plrno-e ~ above. w. G..
Mav 5--wJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-24

:, THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
BALTIMORE, Goth May, 1874.
We think it due to the Editors oil the
i'T r,,uirer, that their paper should first give
i powerful argument. from great man, 70
~ The T Chancellor of Kentucky was written
ne trends, and the enclosed it will be per-
,'s reply. With great respect,
u Yours, JAMES Nj. BUCHANAN.
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as State shall be formed or erected within the Ju-
:aon Of any other State nor any State be formed
.acon Of two or more States, or parts OF Stites
u: the consent Of the legislature OF the States
-rned as we'll as of the Congress
grant of power TO admit new States, IN the hrs'
Der Of tha, section, is general and unlimited Inc
ion aaainst interfering with the jurisdiction OF
several States without their consent, limits TINS
f. Of The Congress, when acting within the Jurs-
N cf the States, and not farther Z; but does not
ge the general power given, when acting IN cases
Ionched by those prohibitions. The prohio','ons
y, that the power TO admit new States looked De-
g those States already embraced by the Union, 10
ss not in the Union, and TO enlargement OF The
.adares and territorial extent OF the u ..
Neither can the general power to admit new Sta'es
'''dssd and satisfied by combining 10 the terrific
owned by the U. S Northwest Of the river OHIO;
F::s he Congress OF he u. i'll l7S4 had accepted
,sloa of that territory from Virginia. under the ex-
engagement and condition, that the ceded terrific
t'1d be laid out and formed into States, and I'D
:: as States into the Federal Union st volume
'' L. s. by B,oren X Duane, p. 472l-and the
article Of the Constitution provides tor the ad.
son of the States 10 be formed in the territory so
Northwest of the Ohio-it declares: Gall debts
acted and engagements entered into before the
oa of this Constitution, shall be valid against
cnited States under this Constitution. as under
Coniedpra,ion" The general power 20 Congress TO
IL new States into the Union, applies to new ter
f;s no: then within the boundaries of the United
Il.
hose vino framed and thcss who adopted this Con-
ton Of the United States, knew at that time,
all Inc lands on both sides of the Mississippi,
~ Of the 3lst degree Of North latitude, and SO M
'ag the mouth OF the river Mississippi, ano Lnn'si-
''ad E,s; and Yves, Florida, we're possessed by
"a power. They well understood, that vast guam
g The surplus products Of land and labor within
yea. valley Of the Mississippi, would be t'ansportsd
the waters Of that great river, ana upon 'ne
= ''Se's heading North Of that parallel OF LATITUDE
''charging into the Gulf of Mexico, and that very
E supplies for the consumption Of the people OF Inc
= States phab,iing the countries drained oy those
and their tributary streams, wonld necessarily
,<'' those MYERS. They well understood, that enor-
mconveGlencss. embarrnssments, and burdens 10
'"'nerce of tie United Sta.es, if not aggress'ons
!. 'ars, we're consequences of such foreign posses
l., With such facts before them, il would be doing
:" 'nlustlce 10 those statesmen who prepared Inc
'an''on and presented it for adoption, ana 10
!. Sho adapted it, and would be an erroneous con-
'''h Of The instrument itself, to espound The Con-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-24
PROCLAMATION!

The qualified E eclors ol Carroll cour.
" are hereby notified that Tue sdav the
3,h day OF October uexr is the time Sd
pointed by law for the Genera Election,
on which day they will assemble al their
several places Of holding elections IN
their respective townships, cod proceed
to elect, according TO law, the follow ling
officers, TO wit:
OOe person for Governor; one person
for Congress, 10 conjunction with JEFF
terson & CoIumbiana coonries; one per
son Tor R .presenlsligp; one person Tor
Commissioner; one person Tor Coroner; a.;
one person for Poor House Director.
The TrUstePs Of the several town
ships are also nollfed 10 return with the
poll books, The following number Of Ju
lors tor each township, TO vii:
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Supervisor

BV passed March 2 1874 ameno 1884, defining
he o
real unpaid the 20h December The following
e rred o
Sec Thai when any person charged dupcs real
and cse payment
be dsAned for the OF Tax
whose charged shall satisfy
but The shall be authorized required
charged
he ra the the OF such Inc
shall
delinquency
resident the such isxd
h could be found thai property when seized
81 " a. 0 BIDDERS"
} KENNEDY, Treasurer Of Carroll county
Cauolon July
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To The qualified Electors Of Carroll Coul,ty,
OHM.

To The qualified Electors Of Carroll County,
OhtO.
Whereas, it is provided by the FIRST
sscuou o the acl entitled "Ao Act to
provide for the election of Electors OIL
President and Vice President OF the Uni.
ted States" passed February 18Th.
1920: That the Governor Of this Stale
sixty day previous 10 the time provided
10 said act for the election Of f pc,ors
nl President and Wee PresldrDt Of me
UoIled States, shall, by procamarI,n
give notice OF The llma sol In Gnp su h
election, and the number OF + &c ofs of
President and Wee Preslden lnen to be-
chosen; and " whereas, the 2 section OF
mo same act requires the Sntr # Of the
.dIhrreh1 counties 10 give notice in their
respective Counties Therefore, 10 dis
charge OF The duty required by the pro
visions Of The act aforesaid
|, DAVID WATT Sheriff of the
county Of Carroll do hereby notify and
require the qualified E eclors OF tins
county 10 assemble 10 their respective
Townships, attho usual place Of holdin4
elections, on the first Friday, being rht
first day Of Norember meet. and thpr
and there proceed 10 eIecl iwealy thrp,
Electors q p, esideat and Vice PreSlden
Oj The United States, in pursuance Of h,
Consuuuon ol the Unied Safes and o
this State.
q ven under my hand cfi slIV thi'
day Of September, A. D l644
DAVID WATT. Sheriff
OF Carroll county, OhiC
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SHERIFfi!S SALE

BY Vlrtue oi ~nl o, Uendi rTp5nGs
issued out Of the Co0rl oi ccnmnn plras
for CARROT county o, end TO me dl.
reCied. ! viii offer lor sac 81 ihr door
OF The Court house in CarroiIlon. on
Monday be ID h day Of Orlobpr next.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ
and 4 o'c' ock P NJ. the follow ing real es-
tale 10 wit: Al Of The Nnr,h E,s' quar-.
ter Of Section ID, Township Is and
R 'uge 5 evrppr those parts sod and
dredrd TO Thomas Thorubery and john
Belles, balance supposed 10 con'arn 80
acres, more or Ies Taken IN execu
Dion and will br sid hy me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
September 6 1874
Printers tee 80.
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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
GEIGER& THO MPSON

Would respectfully inform their former
customers, and the public generally, that
they have foImed co-portnershp, and
carry on the above business in their shop
on Main ST., two doors WeSt of Mr. 81 Glars
store, in the borough Of Cauolton, where
they are prepared to execute all orders in
their line, with despatch and elegance, up
on more reasonable terms than can he OBJ
tanned elsewhere. As they are in the re-
ceipt Of the latest Philadelphia fashions, ,all
their work will be executed in as good a
manner and Fashionable style, as it could
be done west Of the mountains.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit a
continuance of the public patronage.
J. 7. GEIGER,
r. THOMPSON.
Canollton, July 26, IA.
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SURGECBG. NOTICE.
ID r. T, G r e z ",
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.New Lisbon, Ohio,

Is prepared 10 perform all Surgical
Ope rati0ns that may be entrusted to
his care His extensive experience in
HospDal Practice and Military Surgery.
together with The numerous end mpor
ianI operations he has pc rlormpd dur
ing aD extensive private pracllcR, eDti
tie HIN to the patronage Of those who
are laboring unde diseases that demand
surgical attention, particularly Cataract,
Amsu rosls. Srablsmus Tor Squlnt,ng a
Stone IN the Bladder, Hair Lip. Cares
Of the Bones, Hernm oI any kind, Cub.
feet, Prospsus Ulefl, and diseases OF The
Ear. Antrum. &c
Having all The Instruments and Ap
paralus necessary for AmpulatIng and
for treating Fractures and DlsIocarions
Of every kind, he will hold himse in
readiness al all times 10 attend promptly
to all calls 10 this or the ADJOINING
counties Persons residing ar dIslance e
and wishing TO avail themselves oi his
services Gao be accommodated with
suitable rooms, bosrdDg &c on reason.
abe terms.
Two or three young men we'll quail
fed and coming well recommended can
be furnished every facility for acquiring
knowledge Of The profession. Being
Physician and Surgeon 10 the Columbi-
ana county Poorhose The students Of his
flee will be pormired TO witness the
numerous Surgical operations therein
performed; these togelher with the
Chnica practice OF the institution will
constitute. quite desideratUm.
N B Thompson's Patent Uero Ab
domlnal Truss lor The radical cure OF
ProIapsus Uleri, together with great
variety Of others Tor the Treatment and
cure Of Hernia or Rupture constantly on
hand
Cork Legs Feet, Arms, and Hands Of
q superior quality furnished according
to order
II! NREEN having resided IN The 4
bove named place Tor the last five years
and designing TO make it his permanent
residence, respectfully request that in
Qnlry may be made Of the following
gentlemen. who are well known TO the
public, and have kindly permitted their
names 10 be inserted as references:
/
Samuel Adams,
James James mcca'key n CONS Co.. CO. 0.
George Crowl, !
Arthur A B"roeck, b, Directors Col, co
Matthias Nnce, Poorhouse.
John Brick, Superintendent DO. do
c, NJ, Aren, E.Q State Senator.
Jas McErov Ex Sheriff Col CO.
William JeIison
Matthew Adams,
Samuel S Clark,
Edw Carroll, E.q., J
August oh, lS44
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HrNOTICE.-A
Srptemb her 6 1874
Printers Tee ! so.

This Number Of the Free Press ends the
third year OF the present Publisher. Those
indebted are respectfully requested to call
and make settlement Immediately. Those
who have paid promptly o1e entitled, and
he hereby tenders. his thanks to them.-
But those who have neglected to pay, can
retrieve their "good name" by attending
to this call immedately-and may also
save themselves the toube Of reading a
certain paper writing commencing thus:
The State Of Ohio, Carroll couty S.
7. w. COLLIER.
Carollton, July &c, 1874.
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Dr Id. Jayne's Sanative
Pills.

For Liver Complaints, Gut, Jmdjce
Dy'PePSid RheamgtiSm, FeDerS. Ner
Uonsness, EryspeIas, and diseases of
Me Sk'", Impa'y Of Tie Blood H.
gama'to"s. MeiaachoIy Sick Head
dch, CoSttUeaeSS, Pains in he Head,
Breast, Side, Bach and Limbs. Bill
Gus Elections, Fema'e Diseases, &c.
&C DC and tcAeaeeer any Purgative
M'd'c'ne may be required,
Tbcfe Is scarcely any disease in which
Pu'gaIve Medicines are not more or
less required and much suffering and
sickness might br prevented were they
more generally used No person can
feel we'll while a cosiVe habit OF hody
prevails; besides it soon generates Sc
Tlous and often fatal diseases, which
might have been avoided by lime Y
end JudIcous use Of proper Cahartic
Mrdpcines.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills wih the greatest couhd nee, be =
heVIng them lar superior TO The Pills IN
,
saie, nd uniform 10 their operation.
IN using them, no particular care is
required Persons may eat and drink
as usual, and, II desirable, eat lmme
dia'elS after taking them.
Age will not impair them, as the
ore so combined as to always readiI y
dissolve 10 the stomach
10 small dcsps hey are Alternative
and gently Laxa.lVe, but in large doses
they are actively Cstharllc; cleansing
the whole aAmenlary eaRa from al
puIrid irritating and Ieca matters, ane
producing healthy secreloDs OF the
Stomach, l. yer, and the V1nous orhe.
ergsus ot be body
They may be laken at all times, auc
10 moa' dISPases--tn Iuhammarory, ln.
termrl.c nt, 4 mircnr. Bttioue and eve
~ other form Of Frvrr- Jauodlce ana
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia The y
are really sn inValuAtie article, gradu,
ally changing the Viliaied secretious d
the slcm .ch and liver. and producing
healthy acrioH H hose impor ant or
ROns, They are very valuable for dis
Eases OF the SklO, and for what is com
monty called 'lmpurity OF the Blood
also for Female Complaints, CoslVe.
ness, &C.. and in tact every diseas
where an Aperent, Alternative, or Pur
eaive Medicine may be required
CFDyspepSia poSitipely can be cUec
by perseverDg use OF this VaIuabI,
SANATIVE, especially if he Toni
Vermiluge be used in conjunction
For sale by
!, ATKINSON & co
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1T SHOULD BE KNOWN THAT
EA TN Ms
Specific EnbrOCaIiOn,

Surpasses all other external remedies 10
the cure Of Rheumatism, all seated pains
in The side or breast, lame or weak backs
sgue 10 the face or breasts of females.
spasms, brulsts, frosted feet. chiIbIalns,
Tic Doloreux stiff joiDts. contracted
cords, lndoIenI aNd painful sweIIIngs.
tooth ache, &c Bathing the chest and
side with it. proves an important aUxilI-
ary in The cure Of consumption, coughs.
bronchitis, asthma. Group &c.
Agents-H A. SIDGER, CarroIlton, D
Carr + Cummings. Leesburgh, o.
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TIE STATE OF oHlOj
Carroll Eopaty, ."

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vdcahon after August Term. A d Is4l
George Pennock Il Nathaniel Pen
mock,
US -
Puapy Pennock Solomon P-nnock
Mordecai Halt and Mary Hail ;
his vile, Johnson Marshall and I :
E ranor Marshal his wife. Jo :
srph P"nnock Jr, Enoch Pm
mex lstnti Pennock an1 wi
han Pennock
The said defendants who reside wllh.
oul said State, will take notice that on
the 4 h day Of September, A D lk44
the SAID comp'slnaus filed in the office
OF lhe Clerk OF said Court a bll IN
Chsocery sgaln't them, setting forth
among other thugs that, in 1879 Jospph
Prnnock, their Ialhrr. was ST. I'D in lee
simple Of he North E,sr Qlaurr nf
Section No 4 Of Township No Is. in
R uuge NJ 5 ln SpUbsa vrlle land die
lrct. That in the year A d Isl6
the said Joseph P mock (ooW dpceas, d
tor due considerations set forth in said
bill transferred to the comp ainauts. and
agreed verbally. and afterwards agreed
in writing, TO convey 10 the complain
ants in lee simple. the said tract ol land
at The death OF him lhe SAID Joseph and
his wife, # not conveyed 10 them before
that eVe0r-t that re Ing 0pon SAID pro
mise and agreement OF their lsther, the
compla'nan's took possession oI said
land IN 1916, have cleared up The land
improved 1t, and bull, upon il, wuh the
consent AMI by the request ol their
father, and have occupied 1t, treated il,
and held. claimed, and regarded il as
their own from thai day vnriI the pre-
sent Sald bill further alleges thst the
father and me1her OF coaIpIalnanls have
both deceased without having made 10
the comPIansO,s g complete egsl utle
for the SAID premises
The PRAYER Of said bill is that the
said sgreemeOD OF their fsiher may be
specifically performed by he de'en
danDs who are (n conn"xron with con-
p'alnsnts1 his heirs, and upon whom
has descended the hand lille subicc, tC
The trust aforesaid, md that the de(en
daOts may be deCreed 10 release to the
comp IalnaD's all title or claim in and L
the sad premises --on1 rha the title O
the compaiDanls 10 said land may tt
perfected.
Sad defendants are further noti6pr
thai unless they appear and plead an,
s"er, or drmur within SIXTY davs anpr
the next term of this Courl, tina, rht
compa nan's viii, al the next term af
ter the expiration u! he sad six'y DAYS
apply 10 the said Court 10 take he mai
IerS IN The bin alleged as confessed anC
decree thereon sccordingly
LOOMS & MASON,
Solicitors for comp!sinsnts
Sep'e 6 1874 Al 6w.
Pnner's lee $787s