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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-20
NOTICE

rs hereby given. that a petition will lie
presenied To the Commissioners Of Wy.
andot county. Ohio. at their next De-
cemher sessien. for an slIeratinn Of the
k'ibonrn Sia'e raad. commencing at the
top Of the hill Immediately ON the east
site of the Sandasky river, running thence
10 the bridge scross the SAID river. AID
from thence To iaiersec, the present State
road Al the nearest land best point,
psi. %, ls46. 4-3l-$l 0v.
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REV. B. HIBBARDS
Vegetable Anti-Bilious
FAMILY PILLS.

They have proved Of the greatest beneis
in relieving and curing obstinate and dan
gerous diseases, where other remedies
have failed. The worst cases of Chronic
Dyspepsia, Inveterate Costiveness. Billion;
Cholic, Erysipelas, lthenmatisn, Nervous
or Sick Headache, and Piles, have been
entirely cured by them; also, Liver Com
plants Of long standing, Ague, Bilious
Fever, Fever and Ague in all its forms,
Jaundice, Spasm Of the muscular coat of
the bowels, Diarrl.ea d Dysentery or Bloody
Fux, Cholera, and its premonitory symp-
toms, (of which hundred cases have beeR
cured,) Mental Derangement, Nervous
Debility, Dropsical Swelliogs. Numb Pal
sey, Epilepsy, Apoplexy. PIeurisy. Worms
in children or adults, Fits, lrregularityof
the Bowels, occasioned by ieething or ir.
ri'a,iun, Fevers ,Whooping Cough, Scarlet
Rash, Hives or Group, Eruptions of the
Skin, &c.
The Rev. B. llibbard's Vegetable Anti.
Bilious Pills are The best family medicine
iasthe State Of ONO or elsewhere. say
they are good because have fully tested
them and found Them nniformly successful
10 variety Of complaints They are not
merely a medicine. but look upon ihem
as my DocroR Persons that have re-
commended them to say positively they
are The best family DocToR they can em-
pl"y in their families, in all ordinary eases.
The inhabitants of towns and cities can
ltte appreciate the great importance OF
such medicine in new conn,ry, but lit
lie s.tlled, and where there is not Doc
TOR in many miles of them, &c. sc.
MAY 3d, 1899. ]. G.. BROWN,
Barnesville, Belmont Co., Ohio.
have used Ilibbard's Vegetable Pills,
in my practice, aud fnd them superior for
bilious complaints and dyspepsia, to any
other have made use Of. When they
can be b'ained. would eaaploy no other
for similar complaints.
DIR. MOSES SIAFFER.
Wooster, Ohio, May 2, 1896.
For sale BY
ZIMMERMAN g. Mccoy.
u. Sandnsky, July II, lS46.-44-6m.
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Pdints, Oils and Dy
Stufs.
HARDWARE.

Croscut and Hand saws, Files, Plane
Bits, Screws, Hinges, Locks, Latches,
ard almost every thing in the hardware
limo from Broad AK and Chopping AK to
Brass Ok Balls; a handsome assortment of
QUEENSWARE,
all Of which will be sold at a very reason.
able profit. for good pay.
Almost every kind Of country produces
will he taken in exchange for goods.
June 10th, lSl6.--39-tf.
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PETER A. TYLER,

.9Horney al Lap aud Solicitor in Ckaacery,
WILL practice Law in this and adjoining
Counties, and punctually attend TO all
business entrusted TO his care.
OFFICE, in McCutchenvili.
Dec. 10, Is45.-la-tf'
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To All whom These Presents shall come.
vHNiIlS is TO certify, that we, Joshua
\ French. Of the city OF Troy and State
Of New York, and Archibald A Davis Of
Wcorester, and Everett V. Otis of the city
of Boston and State Of Massachusetts
nave agreed TO form limited Partnership
pursuant to the provisions Of title first :.
chapter four, part second of the Revised
Statutes of the State of New York
That such partnership is to be conducted
under the firm of French and Davis
That the general nature Of the business
TO he transacted by the said partnership.
is the purchase and sale Of FIeur, Grain.
Provisions, aud Merchandise generally;
and also TO transanct a general Commis.
sion business, with al the usual append
ages. That the said Joshua French and
the said Archibald A. Davis are the gen
eIal partners, aud the said Everett V. Otis
is the special partner; aud the said Ever
EFT V. O,is as such specsai partner has
contributed to the common stock of the
SAID partnership he sum of twenty five
thousand dullars in cash. That the pri
principal place of business of tie said
Partnership is in the city of Troy; and
that the said Partnership is in the city OF
Troy; and hat the said Partnership is to
commence on the sixth day of January.
one Thousand eight hundred and forty-six,
and terminate at the expiration of three
years from the date hereof.
Given nn1er our hands at the city of
Troy. the sixth day of January. one thou
sand eight hundred and fortt-six.
J0S|fUA A FRENCH.
EVERETT V. OTIS.
ARCHIBALD A. DAVIS. :,
Let the notice repnited by law in The
foregoing matter be published in the
Newspapers printed in the city OF Troy
called the Daily Northern Budget, aud
Daily wing. A II. SHELDON
Jan Ssh, 1916. Clerk ofRensseier County
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CABINET SHOP.

vNHE undersigned, respectfully informs
the citizens Of Upper Sandnsky, and
vicinity. that he is making every descrip.
tion of
CABIN NET W.ARE
needed by honsebolders, such as Bureaus,
Tables. Cnpboards, Bedsteads, 81 ands DC.
All Of which is offered at prices unusually
LOW. for cash or approved trade. lie is
also prepared to accommodate on the
shortest notice. all who are under the ne
cessity Of obtaining
OFFfNS.
lie has in his employ sundry erperisnded
'oorkmen, so that persons wishing it, can
be favored on short notice. His work 10
also made in neat, substantial manner,
well put to eeiher, aud in style not sur.
passed in this section Of country.
A. VALENTINE.
March 21, ls46.-25-lf.
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JOHN A. MORRISON, Recorder.
Office in the post Office, where be may at
all times be found when not necessarily
absent.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-20
wyandot Avenue VS.. Texas s. Oregon
NEW GROCERY!

THE subscriber takes this method OF
Informing ,hepecpie OF Wyandot and
surrounding counties, that he has started
Grocery IN Upper Sandusky, on The
Wyando, Avenue, right opnsite J. Nc.
Catchen's Dry Good Store. where he " ii
at all times have great supply of Groce>
ries, which will be sold as cheap as any
otler establishment will or can sell, this
side Of the mountains. Ills stock consists
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EXCITING NEWS
AT THE
RED FLAG.

II " w. AYRE;S, have been, and are
~ still receiving, the Creates quantity
Of GOODS ever brought from the East.
Ladies aud GeHtlemen Of every descrip.
tion eau he accommodate at the sign Of
tue RED FLAG. No ARTICLES 10 be
found 10 Dry Goods stores are missing -
fhe quantity is large beyond description,
aud Quality 50 good that no one can CON
plain. The reduc ion Of the Taria has
also reduced Goods far below theif nsnal
prices.
Come and examine their
Caiicocs, Cloths, Cassimeres,
FianmeIs. Jeans, sh iwls,
Handkerchieis,
Gloves,
And, in fact, every thing that can be
enumerated
They have a splendid assortment Of
Groceries.
Their selection Of
QUEENSwARE,
canno, be beat for bean aud Durability
Any quantity and variety Of
HAR w ARE.
Come and trim yourself oUt in full rig,
with Hat or Cap, Boots or Shoes, Stock
ings aud all.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.-All kinds Of
Produce taken in exchange or Goods.
Upper Sandusky %. Oct. 81, '46 Aft
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-20

NO CHANGES IN THE WEATH-
Err WILL MATERIALLY affect the boz
dy il the blood is pure. Every individu-
al, even the mos, disease has within him
a germ or root o. that original pure blood
Of our common mother Eve; which nerm
Of pure blood is the supporter of his life.
tho heterogeneous corrupt hlinnrs. which
are he causes OF diseases in the individu.
al. BY purging the body of this disc ssed
individual OF its bad hnmors ,on allow
the germ of pure blood TO gain ground
and TO make blood Of better quality,
and SO on progressively Till The whole mass
is regeneraled; for the good principle or
good pure blood is always striving to pre-
dominate over The bad or diseased hn>
mors. Ell all who wish to have a fine
healthy habit; who wisl, to have sonnd
mind in a sound bndy; who desire 10 be
able to stand without injury the cantinu
al changes Of this climate; who de,ite 10
have healthy children, mse the Brandreth
Pills. which will etfec'ually cleanse the
blood Of all bad or corrupt hnmors, and
restore the human body to state Of
health enjoyed betore the ini PRODUCTION Of
mineral medicines. Remember Brand
reth Pills place within the reach Of all
health ard long life.
ID. & w. Ayres, Upper sandusky; Jo.
seph Shorb, Little Ssndrsk,; w. H.
Jones 81 Co. Carey town; Fl. Erect, Me-
Cn,chonvile; f. Bloom, Mexico; Henry
Shoou,ap; Crawford ip; Joseph Shilling,
Burlington.
Oct 30, 1S46.--4.-2m.
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PROCLAMATION /!
STILL LATER FROM THE SOUTH.
M0re McEica1ts to be
Kalied !! !! /!
FELLOW SOLEIERS:

| FELLOW SOLIIERS:
1t has been declared by us, and is
now announced by the Eiiior Of the Pi.
oncer, that we have recei, ed and are stllI
receiving voluntary reinfurcemenis from
the North, at Head Quarters, in Upper
Saudnsky, in the shape of
Flour, Meat, Oats, Gan FHats
.uenl, Fish, Herring, = Caps
Lnrd, Potatoes, Crackers. Powaer,
Cheese, Corn, ID. Appies Sho: Lead,
SH, Liquors.
more who viii join ts as soon as possible.
we intend to charge on host OF South.
erners aud Mexicans who have invaded
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-20
1n TONS GiNSING wanled tor cash
~ by LOCKWOOD g. GRAHAM.
Sandusky CITY. July 81.
TRUST TO BRANDRErIrS Pills

Take them so as 10 produce brisk ef-
feet aud your sickness will be the affair
Of da, or two. while those who are too
wise to follow this common sense ads ice
will be sick for months. Let :he sick en-
quire of the agents Tor Brandeth's Pills
whether this is so rnot. Let them en-
qure among their friends and ask the
same question. Verify if evidence is
wanted it sh,ll be procured. To the sick /,
let me say, use the
BRANDRErH'S PILLS,
Is The best advice mortal man can give
you.
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CAPITAL TO MEET LOSSES,
100000.

The oldest. largest, richest, and conse
luen,ly The sAFgsr company ia The west
J. ID. SEARS.
Agen, at Uppe Sandnsky.
January %, Is46.-l9-l,
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aud variety Of other articles, which car
be had a, oil times by soldiers, al
HEAD QARTERS,
Coraercf Wayandoi .4usnue & Fylh 81.
u. S.4.NDUSKY, o.
ZIMMERMAN 81 Mccoy.
Commanders Of Requirements.
June 26, lS46.--4l-tf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-20

and great Tot Of other articles loo nu-
merous 10 mention.
BOOTS & SHOES.
He also will keep on hand great sup
ply of BOOTS u SHOES, [home mad e ]
which he can sell cheaper than any other
establishment in Upper Sabdusky.
All kinds Of country produce taken in
exchange for goods.
ANTHONY YUNCKER.
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Delinquent list continued on second page
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-20
ALSO,

Tor the aCCOmmod alton
ve on the Reservation:
Candies, Starch,
Matches, Pins,
Bed cords Sieeipeas
hes. priftng paper, Ink
Razor S'rops,
Starring Ho3es,
Suseeaelers, thimbles
Pencils,
Pepper Sauce,
H,dbards Pills,
Purses g. Uaiicis,
Biafkiag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23
REMARKABLE INVENTION.

The Union quotes the following interesting drscrip.
lion Of hat must certainly be gsea, curiosity. from the
liarnsabe (Niass) Patrui:
During recent visit In Boston were shown epe~
clmens Of the production Of wonderful piece Of mech.
anism, which were, indeed, truly astonishing They
were minis,ure busis Of Daniel Webster. Asbo, Law
renee. and Levi Woodbury., being perfect fac simies
OF their distinguished originals, and wrought out of
beautiful American marble and by machine which has
been invented by Mr.. Thomas Blanchard, Of Boston.
This nvenliOn certainly establishes a era In the
art OF sculpture and promises 10 dispense, almost entire
y, with the deep thought and clnssic study. and inds-
ailsable labor Of the artist in his efIis tn put life aud
poetry into the marble; for nature art, everything tan.
glble, can be copied by this machine, with precision
which defes the chsel even when guided BY Tho most
skllful hand. and directed by the mos, gifted TALENT
The machine TOO can be graduated so Is 10 give redu
ced copies Of any siauary, which shall in their mnis
ure, be perfect ana etsc, copies Of the originals in
cry thing else but the sxe preserving every line faow.
and dmp'e and giving prominence muscles and veins.
and every particular ineamen and feature in exact pro-
portion.
"By the same machinery the mos, correct and tefl
ec bo' reiy profile hkenesses may be cut, the hard
des' material and Of any size required from half inch
10 full Ifeslike size. We saw striking exact cameo
profile Of Henry Clay, perfect head Of ,hst ststes.
man M we have ever seen IN any Of the busis
10 be found and Of The fashionable for adys breast
PIN Among the specimens shown Us. too. wers tho
heads Of several ofour acIusinahces, in and
ivory the proper size for setting in pins the frsl glimpse
Of which called before minds the originals ~ readi.
~ as he most perfect daguerrsoiype OF penced mina-
iure would have done.
1--WE are told that this machine is surprisingly sim.
pie IN s construction, and is worked with very liule
care or coat Mr.. Blanchard. the inventor, 10 already
distinguished for his extraordinary genius. He was the
Inventor and pa'entee Of the machine for turning irreg
lar forms as gun sucks &c., aud has produced many 9th.
er remarkable inventions
ave are assured that the hest Of Greenouxhs and
Perslcos productions which have them years Of Ia.
Dor and Effort can be coed by this apparatus with The
most positive accuracy and the block Of shapeless
BILE, put into his power, will in few hours stand forth
perfect copy Of the most beautiful and animated stain.
ary the greast scuptos produced. Aud, what ia
most wonderful, this machinery may be readily gradaaa
ted to increase Of diminish the copy, furnish cos
lossal Of miniature figure. with equal precision Al
respects, in exact proportions"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23
THE CLAY FESTIVAL.

inns ,esvsi 10 honor Of the birth d. Of Henry Chy
was held a! Niblo's last evening aid was cymeiMriy
attended, There were six tables spread in ihe s,iror.
and more enthusiastic "se'ir We sc,rrery ever re-.
dental election eamsien Letter. were resa from sevr-
RAJ ois'ine"'shed SEM .tou-Criieudea, Morehes6.
Clayton, Barrow. Simmons. Manrum and rn,.;n"
who expressed Their fgre, tina. the mpor,sncs Of her,
P'ese"' ou.es pro-" olted even Temporary absece
MI oflt,ende' was expected almost to tie ,s, horY
u uu 1"e ma 1ugh. inelIigdce that he deemed il m
"ss's had been disposed of, Josern L. Whl;s Eso
w. pre- aded, delivered beautiful and stirring sddress.
ne VS. followed by Mcssss. Horace GreIy. M. II. n.
VS. Ihsyer Brooks. 1omus,n and o,kers and ,he psr
uI.he up al ia'e hour, after many Enthusiastic de-
" r. Cen. m.
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Correspondence ofthe Bahimo,s american.

"AshISGTON, Apfh IL.
Tie Bill before the House for the Protection of A,
mercan Citizens in Oregon. has many important fes
lures in it, II is careful, reported, to define the
precise limits of the Oregon bu, provides that tie laws
Of Iowa shall be extended that portion Of the terrific
wy Of the United States Which lie rest Of the Rocky
Mountains, and that intermediate portion Of
Try west of the Missouri rver and between the d0h and
43d parallels of north latitude.
There two provisos in the bill designed TO pre-.
the treaties Of 1918 and 1927 by securing 10 bri
fish subjects all the privileges which The ',eaties recog
Mise. and in Of arrest Of Brittle. Subjects il il pro,
posed that they be given to lie nearest Court having
British jurisdiction. The bill. as Inducements for emf.
grafton. offers to give 800 acres Of land to evey male
and female over The age of Is and 100 acres 10 sv-
cry person under 10, who shall reside for five years
consecutively in the territory, and commencing A
any time within three years from the passage Of the
Act
A Judge u the Supreme Court, Justices Of the Pescs.
lnsl'n Agers and Sub Agents, sIoo provided ut 10
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KRy.1.v'T r. Y'X.s'SLEf

HK Ez.V'T y YIVSLEf
nFFER for sale. fnll and complete supply O
~ GROCERIES,, consisting in par, Of the follow
lug goods
40 hhds. P. Rico, ST. Croix and N. o. Sugar,
9 Clarified do
25 boxes and barrels Loaf Sugar,
AIS bags Itio Lagnyra and Java Coffee,
80 hhds. and bbls. Molasses,
25 hafbares very fine Molasscs.
800 kegs Nails,
800 sacks Salt.
10 tons country Bar Iron,
Tredagat Iron. small sizes.
5000 los. Am.ric Blisrred Steel.
500 q" Shear and Cas-, Steel.
1900 d" Hop Iron, in. to in.,
10000 " bale Cotton,
10000 " Sole Leather. good and damaged.
90 barrels Tanners Oil,
20 Grinds'ones,
$40 lbs. best Caracas Indigo.
1000 " Nader,
40 kegs Dupon.'s and Kentucky Rife Powder,
80 81 Blasting do
SO b,gs Shot,
so kegs White Lead,
20 barrels Vinegar,
30 fest fubs,
30 doz Buckets,
500 lbs. Lamp Black,
500 - Putty,
SO boxes 8 - 10 and 10 X l2 Glxss,
80 barrels No. 2 and Niackrel.
SO boxes Sperm, Hull's and 1'allow Candles,
80 " Soap,
casks Cheese,
20 boxes Raisns,
2 casks Rice,
30 boxes Tes,
! chest fine Tea.
20 bales Domestics.
10 Oznahurps.
30 pieces Bed Ticking.
SO i" blesched Domes,ic.
With many other articles too numerous to mention
in an advertisement all Of which assure friends
and the public generally eh,ll b sld low 70, cAsH
tAerfR.
March 50 y
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April 90

To Mr.. .No.h Boseelf:
SIRA> you have not any known agent W aiiorn y
- in fact With lhis Common th. h'fe"rr cans,
publication he mad. of the following VIII Tor the
tue aud in the required by The Statute in such
ease. Given under my hand, this 18Th day pf April,
1876. THOMAS $. JONES, Deputy for
Ste Coleman Sh'ff. Of P,s's Co.
The Commonwealth Of irginia 10 the Sheriff IF Pill
syrania County. Greeting:
WHEREAS. Jabtz Smith. at a Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, continued and held Tor
said county al the cuurt house thereof the ST day of
June, 1874. recovered against Noah Boswell the sum
Of hundred dulIa.s with interest thereon at six per
een,nm per annnn. from The 18Th day Of December
1871 till payment; and dollars and eighty cents
casts IN suit Instituted IN the said court, against Mark
Dusw el-ihe said suit having ahied as 10 the said
appears of record; nevertheless execution Of the
said judgment still rrnans To be made, by the in
sinuaiou of the said Jahez Smith are informed And
because. tr,se things. which in said court, are
rightly done, We would have duly put in execu,on.-
Therefore. we again command ynu, that vou make
kn"wn tn the said Noah Boswell that lac he FIRE the
Judge If "ur Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chan.
Gerry Tor the county Of Ptsvlvania at the court house
thereof. the frs, day Of May next, 10 shew if
any thing for himself he hath sly. why the
sail Jabez nith's execution .ans him of the judy
aforesaid. may have. # 10 him II rxped
rn. and further d. and receive what our said court
shall do. 10 he done. in the premises. Aud
have then there this writ. Witness. W William H. Tun.
STALL Clerk of said Court, at the Court house there
#. this 5h day Of April lSi6n the 10ih year If the
Cunm"n~ Wu II. TUNSrALi.
.Hens This Srra Facas is subject 10 credit of
sixty five dollars, paid the 20Ih May, 1874
J.. WM. II. TCNSrALL, elk.
April 20 4w
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HEAVY VERDICT

AZ set'on 'or breach Of promise Of marriage m. =.
Nil. s,.,h jury N New York. Tuesday. il wkish
p,oashaole ch:nc'er and great ksasy wss pl,in,G m
~. oo'eF' defendant. The scqosin,sncc. rossssssc
oencs ana .i'sn'as continued up 10 I4s, isI whes 81
ouo w the rsan'ifi. = 10
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.W,E.N'KKLv Wills.

TENHE Subscribers. agents fur the .Nanikin Iron
" orhs. VIII keep CONSTANTLY on hand large and
well assorted stock of
MANiKIN NAILS,
very superior article. aud will sell them such
as 10 afiori ,reat Inducements 10 dealers.
MCDANIEL s. McCORkLE.
April
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S.fLE or RE.sL EST.YTE.


4 CITING under decree of the Hastings Court OF
n Lynchbnrg, in Chance'y Suit. therein depend.
ing BY the style OF Williams Victor &C.. the
dersigned Commissioners appointed Tor the purpose.
VIII proceed to SELL the premises Friday the Slh
May. le46 a, public auction, 10 the highest bidder the
following REAL ESTATE. in Lynchburg. to wit:
The House aud Lot on Sd street, the residence
OF Jehn Williams containing 81 feet troni, aud run.
mig back 80 feet with the
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
being desirable family residence.
Also. lo Of ground with a building thereon, 2nd
street. containing 90 feet frun aud running back 32
feet. just below the Frarklin Hotel
The title To The foregoing property is deemed unques.
iionabe. but, acting as Commissioners. We Will only
convey with special warranty.
Terms ol sale. 4, II. and le months, except noout
$780, which will be required to pay costs aud expences.
Purchasers To give bonds with good personal security
and the title to be withheld until said biuds paid
liable 10 be resold. in of default
JEiIU WILLIAMS. ! C,
JOHN e. sllACkLEFORD. 5 wv" H.
April Is ISM
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EOK KE.V'T,
Mcssrs. Peter Lyon, Bird White and
Robert Pasly:

Mcssrs. Peter Lyon, Bird White and
Robert PHsly:
UVAKE notice, that shall on the 28ih day Of April
L next, at the dwelling house of Washington Reese
in the county of Bedford. take the Dispositions Of James
Burnett and others, the LIST day Of May next at the
dwelling house of Priscilla Bernard. in the county Of
Franklin, shall take the deposllions Of Priscilla Ber-
nard and others; the 4lh day Of May next, at the
law uIice of VIM. Martini in The town Of Rocky Mount,
Franklin county, shall take the deposiiions Of Solomon
Pasly and others; and the 7Ih day Of May next at
The yelling house Of Patrick Xix, in the county of
Fanklu shall take the deposltons Of Nancy Williams
and others; all of which dispositions when taken are to
be read as evidence in depending in the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for the county Of
Franklin On an injunction. in which am complainant
and you are defendants. If the taking said deposilions
or of an, of them is not completed on the first day, the
same i'll be continued from day to day until finished.
JOHN II. FORBES, Ex'r of
John Forbes, decd.
March 30 ="