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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29

Locofoco majority over all in the next Con
greSS, so far, fire; in the present Congress,
TWENTY. EIGHT Whig gain, 50 far, TwENTY.
rHREE. All this has been done with the tariff
of lsd6 and the sub-reasury in prospect only =
What will be the result of the elections held after
those measures have gone into full operation re
mains 10 be seen. II these results are only the
shadow, LOcoiocoism may well iremblc at the
approach Of The substance Proc jour.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29

BALTIMORE, Wednesday Evening
steamer Neptune. for whose safety great
fears were entertained, has arrived safe IN
New Orleans.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29

A very deo'rustive tre occurred at Apo-
lnchicoIa on the 10Th inst, caused by Incendi-
aries.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29

TIE VoTE IN PENSsYLvANIh.-The official
return Of the votes at the late election in Penn.
Isylvania, shows that the Wing candidate for
Canal Commissioner leads the Democratic can
dldatc $500 votes. The vote stands as fol.
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C. No Mail received from New York
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We see i, stated by those most competent

We see it stated by those most competent
to form an estimate, that next January will
put its seal Of attestation to the record OF
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS or DOLLARS in the
prosecution Of the iniquiious war, Of which
the end is not yet in sight and We have
but little doubt of the truth Of the estimate
it corresponds with Mr.. Webster's statements
in the Senate, of the high standard average
Of expenses.
For example,as an illustration of the mode
in which the appropriations have been made
TO run up to such an enormous amount, we
shall copy from the appropriating bill, few
items:
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CAT PEN SACOLA."
Towards blk smith shop,

Towards blk smith shop, $2l 600
L" Cisterns at Nos. 20, 25 g. &c, $4,000
Coal House, 5000
Lime House, $500
Wharf, (permanent,) 10000
Dredging machine, &c. 10000
For repairs OF oil kinds, 5000
Total, $l23OO0
Compared with this game the Florida war
was but small beginning. Democracy is op-
pressve and expensive, and sumsOf money,
which once quite satisfied its appetite, are
now entirely inadequate TO its rapaci,y.
People Of the North you have q high
duty before you. The government is in tho
hands of those, who, il we believe one who
knew them from the start, "nre bound togeth-
er by the cohesive power Of public plumber"
While we shall have to pay these bills, the
very same government which forces them up
on us, denies 10 us the boon of discriminating
in favor of our American industry, but throws
its preference across the water into TIE work
shops of Europe. The ballot box opens to
us the only place OF rcfuge.-lWorcester
Egis.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-29
From the N. o. Picayuue, Oct. 10.

Loss OF THE GEN. TAYLoa.-Thc following
from our correspondent furnishes some interest
ing news from Pensacola:-
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6srolo of the Gimcs,
RHODE isl Err;
NEWPORT:
--~---~,.>.-~.- ~.--~--~~-~--~ ~-~~~-.
Thursday Morning, Oct. 80, 1916.
BIZ HIS EXCELLENCY,
b Y RO N DI Nj A n ,

Governor, Captain General and Commander
in Chief of the State of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-21

fF,om iic Ka,eks,boeser,l
WAR ARE BUBBLES :
~. s,...s nlSn.R

BY sU.AS PISDAR.
aWba, are bubbles Z" ASKED child,
Gazing, with bewildered eyes,
On The spheres of fairy form,
Gliuering with the rainbow dyes:
"They seem TO sail SO gaily on, ,
Yet when grasp them they are gone
VIVA, are bubbles l-Careless boy,
Thou asks, a question riie ;,
With a stern meaning deeply 'raeu
On the varied page OF lie.
And voice with sadness iraughl,
Answers tom The cells Of Thought
HONS are bubbles, born 10 burst
When their hues The brightest seem;
And the Joys, that Ger our path
Scatter d-iusive sleam,.
Like bubbles sparkling in The sum-
Are only brigh, when shone upon
Fame. ambition, the delights .,,sn
We have Ionsed for years to clasp,
Won AT length, through toll ana striie'
perish in our eager grasp; u
Grief and gladness-pleasuTes, rouoies'
An alike are empty bubbles!
LIES bubble, bright and brief,
And its ever changing dyes
With purer briillance CLOVIS.
As i, mounts towards the skies;
Till waited on Times passing breath,
'Tis shattered BY the touch Of DEAN.
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From the North American.
Lines Written in the Album ola Bcautiiui
IL

(s1fI.
Ry DAVID PAUL BROWN.
Tell me NOT OF fair complexion,
Ruby lips, or beaming eye;
Lies besttreasure, Is affection,
That, alone can time DEFY.
Care still delves his deepest burrows
In the sofies, fare-t brow,
Brightest eyes are dinmed with sorrows,
RUBY lips shall cease 10 glow
IT'S alone tine hearts emotions,
That through change.u life endure;
IT'S alone, The souls devouons
That eternal bliss secure.
Cherish then, oh londly cherish,
Charms SO rich, so rarely given;
Earthly Joys may bloom or perish,
Virtue is The growth oil Heaven.
A flower, that will not die, nor fade,
But grows more fragrant 10 The last;
Should grief assai, or death invade,
The FuTuRE hallows all The FAST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-21

The second period embraces the year l6.3 In which
returns are given tor only MONTHS addition Of lth
To the sum ofexpor,s imports for this period is
ssry to make proportional View just. THIS will make
the comparison less unfavorabe for that peri
cd. The rssder may thus correct the rssult.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06
WRIT OF PARTITION.

To Frederick Tchupp, John Tchupp. Jacob Tchupp
Henry Tchupp, Christian Tchupp Peter
Tchupp, Adam Snyder and Rachel his wife,
Jacob I.aurer and Csthcrin. his wife, William
Potts and Barbara his wife, Casper Heckert, Pc.
ter Hcckert,, Frederick Ieckert, and Margare,
Heckeri, GREETISG
HDY virtue Of certain writ of Partition, No. 27
I'D issued out of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Northumberland county. to August Term A. ID.
lsi6, directing tho sheriff Of said county to sum,
man jury and make partition Of a certain tract
Of land situate in Lower Mahonoy towoship, in said
county, adjoining lands of John TchupP. jr., Mi.
chael Wilmer, John Shreeer and the Mahantango
creek, containing ono bundled and sixty,,wo acres,
or thercahouts. Now know We, that ny the Autho.
ri'y of the same, the said sheriff Of said county
will on Monday the 9Th day of July next at II
O'Clock A. NJ, upon the premises above named
make partition or valuation in the manner and form
specified in the aforesaid writ, at which time and
place you are hereby warned 10 be and appear, if
you think proper.
THOMAS A. BII.LINGTON.
Shern's Office. Sheriff
Snnhury. May 3o,h. 1876. ct
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TVNHE extraordinary and well authenticated cures
Il wrought by the celebrated SUGAR CoATEp
PILLs, OF Dr.. Smiths Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills. have naturally drawn public attention TO
them. Perhaps in the history Of Medicine, from
the time of Hippocra'es to the presen, day. there is
no evidence of medical compound obtaining equal
celebrity in so short time. There was never
medicine recommended hv such high authority as
DR.. Smiths Pills. Besides their great curative
properties, possessing as ihey do, such astonsh-
ing powers 10 open all thc Easlysl drains Of the bo
dy, viz: the lungs, Kidnrys, Skin and Bowels
they are unlike all other pills, extremely pleasant,
being coated with sugar, and as they do not grippe,
nor produce nausea. OF any other unpleasant con.
sequences, they have become verv popular for Dys.
pepsia, Headache. Costveness, Bilious complaints,
Foul Stomach, Fevers. Worms, Want Of Arpeiite,
Impurities of the Blood. DISTINCTIONS and Female
Complaints generally, Colds, &c. One of the most
influential and benevolen, ladies in New York,
Mrs. s. A. Gould, Mairon of the L. S. Naval Hos.
plta, says, There is no medicine in her knowledge
well adapted to the numerous ailments of man
kind DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills" She
especially recommends them to ladies'.
QT CAUTION.-As a miserable imitation has
been made, by the name of "Sugar Coated Pills"
it is necessary to be sure iha, DR. G. Benz. SMIrns
signature is on every hox. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office, l79 Greenwich ST. New York.
Sold by JOHN w. FRILING. Sunbury.
WIN. FORSYTHE, Northun,'G
Nav 3O,h 1876
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06

DESTRUCTION OF Property AND Loss OF
IIrE.-The Pttsburg morning Post Of Thurs.
day says-Owing to the late heavy rains ubove,
there was rise in the Allegheny river yester.
day afternoon of between five and six feet.
The destruction Of property is said to have been
experienced on this river. A large number Of
RATS broke loose from their moorings and were
swept away. The amount of loss sustained
is not known. During the afternoon q great
number Of persons were engaged in catching
DRIFT, and three lads, thus employed, were
drowned above the upper bridge.
The Pittsburg Gazette gives the following
particulars:
THIS rise, it has been aecertained is out of
ahe Kiskiminitas, and was caused by sudden
and tremendous fall of rain in the neichbor.
hood Of Johnstown, perhaps a fair specimen
ofa water-spout. Lcech's Packet came on it,
and while running eight miles on level, the
Kiskiminitas rose tour feet. The only loss was
the line boat Transient, Captain Shields Pa.
an o, Line, loaded with fish and tar, a box of
dry goods, and some mahogny boards, perhaps
the least valuable cargo brought on this season
The boat which proceeded hada cargo worth
100000. The consignees are mostly houses
in the city. The boat went over the first dam
below Johnstown. A small stream eniptes in.
TO the river just at the head of the lock, and
this had swollen to such torrent, it swept the
boat out into the river, but it lodged long
enough on the comb of the dam to allow the
crew to escape. The boa, wa. total loss A
mule was in it at the time. 1t is supposed
good.deal of the freight would be saved along
the river
An express arrived yesterday bringing let.
.ers from Hollidaysburg and other points but
DOWN to the latest accounts the canal had not
sustained tie least injury that was known, and
t is supposed here by those best acquainted
with the works along the Kskimintas, that no
iamage hns been done. They are capable of
sustaining great amount of wear from flood.
We shall know to-day.
The damage here was considerable. The
well was so sudden an So unexpected, large
mount of lumber, slaves, wood and logs in the
.llegheny, broke loose and came down the riv-
r, rushing and crashing against the piers Of the
ridges, SCATTERING the boards and grinding the
,ss.
Some Of the RATS had men on them; but,
enerally, they had none. 1t lis reported that
weral men were drowned, which is no, at all
,probstle; but We do not know certainly as
the fact. Most Of the lumber is owned by
ose who run it down.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06

Imitation Cambrc, Cambric Dimity, Irish Shirting
Linens, Damask Table Linen, Table Cloths and
Napkins, Long Lawns, French Linen Cambric and
Linen Lawns, cheap Shifting and Sheeting Mus.
Inns, and superior Long Cloth Shifting.
MOURNING GOODS.
Lupin's Bombszines of all qualities, and the va.
rious shades Of Black, Summer Bnmba,ines or
Brilliantes, silk and Cotton Warp Apaccas, silks,
Mouselin de Laines, Bareges, Balzornes, Marqursc,
Grenadines, Gnehams, Lawns, Grapes. Grape and
Love Leisse Vies. KID and Silk Gloves, Hosiery,
Plain Silk Glacia, Ouomsn, Thibet. Barcge and
Twisted Silk Shawls, Scarfs and Crava,s.
SHAWLS AND SCARFS
French Cashmere long and squsIe Shswls
B'ochc do, Printed, Barege, Thibet and Terkerr
do. Glacia. Twisted Silk, Grenadne, Hermann and
Mohair do, and low priced do
Silk. Grenadne, Barge, and other long and
short Scarfs. Also. Cravs,s.
Black Lace and Silk Mantillas, visi,i, Capes and
Cardinals, of the new Styles
EMBR OIDERfES AND LACES.
Emb'd Caps. Collars, Spencers, and Chemicals,
under Sleeves and Cuff. English and French
Thread Laces Edgings aud lnsertings, Linen Bob
hin EJgirgs and Inser,ings. emh'd Swiss and Cam
brio do. Black and White Lace Wells Lace Shawls
aud Scarf, wide Black Laces for Manrillas and
Scarfs. ard Black Brussels Lace, for trimming do.
and dresses.
HOSIERY
English white and black ribbd. emb'l, open
worked, and pain Silk Hosiery; white and black
half Hose, bb'd and plain spun silk and raw Silk
do; also, English and Swiss white, colored, and
unblesched Cotton do; ,bb'd, plair, emh'd clock
ed, and open worked; also. Children's Gotten do +,
aud Ladies' white and unbleached l,islc Thrc ID
do of various qualities a scarce aud desirable ar
cle, and other Hosiery of various descriptions.
LINEN CAMBRIC And LAWN HDKFS.
Plain. corded Lerlercd, rvcre. musique, and
emlfd Linen Cambria aud Lawn Hdkfs, from l2I
cts, to $50 each Also, Bags. Purses, Green 8a-
rcgc for Wells, Gauzc Ncls. Black Linen, Lead
cord and Brown DO. Paper Muslins, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN
All the new STYLES rich ani cheap Scarfs and
Cravas; Xii, Silk Thread, and other Gloves {;
Cotton half Hose; silk and Linen Cambrc pocket
ildkts, Suspenders, &c.
n-T You can find at MARSHAI.I'S, lSs Chcs.
nut street, almost every arlce IN Dry Goods that
you require, and at prices quite low, # no, lower
than elsewhere, III is IN his interest to sell cheop)-
and he is constantly adding to his stock the new
rs, and cheapest goods, you will he sure of being
suited. but, reader, you are invited 10 call aud
Judge for yourself
Philadelphia May 10th. ls46.-2m
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NORTHUMBERLAND
HRNR u MDGEECe

N Office is hereby given, that meeting OF the
" stockholders of the Northumberland Bridge
Company will be held at the house of James Lee.
in the borough of Northumberland on Monday the
18th day of June next at O'Clock, A, NJ, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration the proprie,y
If rebuilding ihe Bridge, from the Eastern shore of
The Susquehanna river TO the Shamokin Island, OPP
posie Northumberland, upon certain stipulated
conditions mentioned in a supplement passed the
2sth of March, 1916, to the &c, incorporating said
company. ID BRAUTlGAM,
Northum'd, May l6, ls46-5t Prest.
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"TRUTE rs MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL. :,
A. B. MARSHALL.
No. 1Ss Chestnut street, Streets
ID Ge g Ia = e, Il -

rs now prepared to offer. Wholesale and Retail,
O large assortment Of FAScY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
suited to the Country as we'll a, City Trade. He
continues the system Of "np abatement in prices"
which he has pursued for the past ten years. and
desires to call the special attention of the public to
it as the only true system Of retail business, and
which is decidedly to the interest Of the purchaser
to promote. 1t is quite time the fraudulent prac.
tice OF asking high price, and sbang to make the
purchasers believe they the "favored few" was
done away with, as, nine times out Of en they are
made 10 pay a higher price (however great the re-.
duc'ion) than the like style and quality can be pur-
chased at the "One Price Store"
A. b. NJ. is in regular receipt Of the newest and
cheapest seasonable goods, and when any article
depreciatcs in value the price is at once marked
down so low that il cannot he undersold. BY this
system the purchaser can at all times buy with
confidence and satisfaction, and without waste of
time in useless bargaining. He has ct this time
q complete assortment of
SILKS.
Black Lus,rino. Ottoman, Poux do Sole, Man,
tua, Gros de Rhine, Armure, and other Dress and
Man,illa Silks. Aiso
Fancy Dress Silks, from "a cts. to So 25 per
yard, including all the variety of approved and
uselu fty'Ps anu COInDinaUon OI cOI0Ts.
Lining Silks, Foulard Silks, Silk Gngham.
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES
Paris Painted Lawns and Organizes, Of the
newest and most approved style, as well as the
cheapest in the market. Also,
Scotch Lawns at very low prices.
FRENCH GINGHAMS,
Ofthe newest designs. Also Scotch Ginghams
and Gineham Lawns, very cheap Twilrd Earl
ston and Manchester Ginghams, for childtcn's
wear.
FRENCH CHIN7ZES.
Light, medium, and dark colors A wide. Also
best m Ike American Chin,z and Calcoes, of the
new patterns at l2l cts. per yard,
MOUSELIN DE LANES,
or the most splendid Ombre and Printed s'vlr
down TO the French English and American, at 25
cents per yard
BAREGES IND BALZORINES,
OF all qualities and every variety of designs
suited to all tastes Also, embroidered and chain
stitched Robes, Bayadere and Polka Dresses, emb'd
Swiss Muslin and Bishop Lawn dress pat,errs-
Tarletons and coored plaid and stripe Swiss Mus
lins.
WHITE GOODS
Plain Swiss. Null, Nsnsook. Jacconet Cambric,
Book. and Tarleton Muslins, Plaid, Stripe corded
and figured Cambric and Swiss do, Bishops Lawn.
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DENTISTRY.
PIE TIE II Ii, NJ SSER,

RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
ND ESrECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
IA Sunhury and vicinity, that he has opened an
office at the residence Of Henry Masser in Market,
street where he is prepared to execute all kinds Of
DE>rlL SURGERY. Plate Work, &c, on the latest
and most approved plans.
Having had some experience and instruction,
under one Of the mos, eminent and successful Den
'is's in Phladd pbii, he believes that he will he
able to give satisfaction 10 those who may want his
services
Ladies will he waited on at their places of resi-.
dence, His charges will be moderate, and his
work warranted.
Sunhurv March 2sth 1876.
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Notice..

TNHE undersigned. appointed Auditor by the
l. Court Of Common Pleas Of Northumberland
county, 10 ascertain the amount of money in the
hands Of Ira T. Clement garnshee, in favor Of the
heirs Of Henry Bartshcr, decd, and also the a,
mount due Henry Bsr'sher. jr.. one Of the heirs Of
said deceased, hereby notifies all persons interested
that he will attend TO the duties of his appointment
on Monday the 22d day Of June. at hi. office.
CHARLES J. BRUNER,
Supburv, June s, 1S46.-3t Auditor
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Notice.

"HE Co partnership heretofore existing he.
tween the subscribers, under the firm Of Bry.
AMI & Wood. is this day (Msy 20,h) dissolved
hy mutual Consent &c. BRYANT,
GEO. WOOD.
Shsmokin, May esd, ls46.-3
or The Danve Democ,at will insert the above
three weeks, and forward their bill to Shamokin.
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~ = = ~ II = ..

Northumberland, on Tuesday last, BY thu
L, W. Chapman, Mr.. TnoNAsJ. SraMM t.
RsBScca KsousEn, both Of the above place
Roaring Creek, Col county, on Teusdsy
ult., by the Rev. J. W. Haughawout, Mr.
An CnlrTEsrES 10 Miss MaaGARXr KlMBLE
Of the above place.
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CARDING AND PULLING


will 5e done in the best manner. at the usual pri.
css. All kinds of country produce taken in pay.
ment for work, at Dsnvillo market prices.
For the accommodation of those who live at q
distance, WooL and CLorH will I've taken in at,
and. when finished, returned to the following pla.
ces, Plain written directions must accompany
each parcels
Columbia COunty.-Roup & MsrTs store. Wa.
shngtonvIlle; r. Fruits store, Jerseytown Yea
gers inn, Roaring Greek; Sharpless store, Caita-
wissa; e. +. Mann's store, Milinve; Miller's
store, Berwick ]. Cline's Mill; Ricket's store,
Orsneevile Der's store. White Hail.
Northumberland COunty--Mchoe Readers inn,
Turbutville; Ireland & Hays store, McEwens.
vile; E. l., Piper's store, Watsons,own; $. |,
Comfy & Cos store, Milton; Gibson's inn, Chill
hsquaque FoTsyth's store, Northumberland
loung's store, Slnbury.
Luzerne County.-Reynod's store, Kingston
Gidersleeye's store, Wikesbarre; Gaylord's store
Plymouth; Syey's store, Nanucoke Judge
Mack's Mil, Huntington.
Lycoming ConntY.-D. Clapp's store, Muncy
ShoemakeI's store, Smiths Mill.
GEARHART 81 KOWNOVER.
Danville, May Q, ls46.
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Estate Of John Rhinehart, deC'
Notice to Heirs.


No. Is. August Term. A. d. 1876.
John Rhinehsr
Charles Rhinehsr, Thomas Crosby, Guardian OF
Thomas Cr,sby. Henry siell and Eii,sbeth his
wife. James Reed and Louisa his wife. George
D. McAllis,er aad Sarah his wife, and Martin
Hahn sai Mary bis wife.
NoRrHuNRIRLisp Cousrr, Set
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 10 the She.
riff Of Northumberland County. GRIErIss,
~OU ave hereby commanded to summon
Charles Rhineh,u, Thomas Crosby, Guar
dian Of Thomas Crosby. Henry S,ell and Eliza
beth his wife, James Reed and Louisa hi. wife,
George b. McA!listcr snd Sarah his wife, and Mar.
tin Hahn end Mary his wife, defendants, 10 be and
appear before the Judges ot the Court Of Common
Pleas. to he holden at Sunbuy for said county, on
the first Monday Of August next, to answer John
Rhinehart, plaintiff, Of q plea wherefore the said
plaintiff and the said defendants together and undi.
vided do hold a certain tract Of land in Augus,s
township, containing forv-,h'ee acres or less,
adjoining Eli Conrsd, William Conrad, Samuel
l.antk and others; also, piece Of land in same
township, containing eleven acres more or less;
one 10, Of ground adjoining Mary Harrison, Mrs.
Lyon and Shamokin creek. and two pieces Of land
adjoining each other and former. together contain.
ing twelve acres more or less bounded hy the Shs-
mokin creek and hill land claimed by Mrs Lyon,
beins the piece now in the possession of Charles
Rhinehst; also, a certain house and lot Of ground
| situate in Sunbury. in Whotleberry street, north
side, bounded ives, by 10, of Mrs. Simpson, cas-, by
lot Of John q. Youngmsn, and north by an slley /;
| also, a certain house and lot of ground in River
street, in Sunbury, bounded by lot Of McCarty &
Davis, south by lot of George MantI, and east by
an alley. Partition thereof between them the said
| defendants doth not permit. Hereof fail not and
have you there then this writ,
Witness the Hon. ]. Is. Anthony, President
OF our said court at Sunbury, the 9th day oi
I May, A. ID. lsa6.
JOHN FARNsWORTH,
| Prolh'y.
OF which tbs said defendants will please take
notice. THOMAS A. ELLINGTON,
| Sheriff sohice, Sheriff
Sunbury, May 20, ls46. ct