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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-12
poETICAL.
MARCH.

The stormy March is come at last,
With wind and cloud and changing skies:
/ hear the rushing of the blast
That through the snowy valley flies.
All! passing few IRE those who speak,
Wild stormy month, in praise oi thee
Yet though thy winds are loud and bleak
Thou art a welcome month 10 me.
For thou TO northern lands gain
The glad and glorious sun dost bring,
And thou hast Joined the gentle train,
And wearest the gentle name of Spring
And in thy reign ofbast and storm
Smiles many a long bright sunny day
When the changed winds are soft and waTh''
And heaven puts on the bloom Of May
Then sing aloud the gushing rls,
And the full springs from frost set Tree,
That brightly leaping down the hills
Are lust set out 10 meet the sea
The years departing beauty hides
Of wintry storms the sullen threat
But in thy sternest trown abides
A look of kindly promise yet
Thou bring'st the hope Of those calm SKIES
And that soft hue of many showers,
When the wide bloom on earth that hes
Seems of brighter world than ouis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-12

We are requested that Mr.. Howser wOnil u
voted against the Danyile Railroad bill on Fridaf-ti'
had paired of with Mr.. Campbell OF Nottoway.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-12

The Scientific American is authorized tina,
tesive gntia pecha manufacturer of New oik stands ready
10 Law down and guarantee It's integrity for years. line
across the Atlantic of perfectly insulated wires covered with
cu,ta pecha for not 10 exceed three millions of dol
lars 10 be completed in twenty months from date of
This GRAND scheme will receive the attention of CONGRESS
at an early day. He is ready to lay down similar line on
the underground pan from the Mississippi to the Paoe to
20 completed within three years from the date OF contract
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-12

We are glad 10 stale hii the Senate Saturday ails'
the bill for the Richmond Judicial Circuit so a 70 ~
salary of each Of the two Judges al $1,000, before ~
aborer is worthy of his re"and we doubt not the NV
will ra,ify this action of the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-12

CONNECTICUT.-The late Democratic Contention by
vote Of 1863 10 A. laid the table resolution offered
by member cmbodyng the principle of the wlmot Pro-
yiso or in other words asking Congress prohibit by leg
isatye enactment the slavery into the Ter
;YoySes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-12

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
ARRIVAL of THE CANADA.

FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Affairs in England and Naturalization Of Prohbi!or
Characterization Of Mount Tesurius-- AUSTRIA AssiSi
ing Turkey and Hungary-dH Qgiet il
Ffance-Dccline in Cotton and Breadsaf&-P Provisions
Firm, dc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-12

THE FORREST DIVORCE Cause.-The Forrest d
up before the judicial committee OF the
Pennsylvania Legislature on Wednesday, March o. The
evidence said be of the positive character and
is thought thai the committee will report favorable 10 the
PRAYER Of the petitioner.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

Two years ago Dr.. z. v. OIds and Char.
ley Sweetzer got Up quite an excitement
against DR.. Edwards and Mr.. Duncan.
former members in Congress fDr the Fair.
field end Franklin districts, because, as
they said, these gentlemen had received
pay for few miles greater distance than
they were necessarily required to travel,
in going to Washington To attend the
meeting pf Congress. These two wor.
'thies (Olds aud Sweetzer) felt GOIy hor.
r0r at the thought Of seeing the peoples
money suqaudered to pay for services
never rendered; and as usual on all oc.
casions j0st bsiore an election, they mani
Tested great anxiety to he placed in Q
situation to protect the dear people"
from repetition ofsuch horrible impnsi
tion. Well, they gulled avery small ma
jnrity of their respective districts iuto the
6e!iefthat they were sincere in their pro
fessions, aud they were selected 10 go to
Washington to watch the public crib, IN.
stead of the two gentlemen who they had
arraisned for receiving more than they
were entitled to. Aud how have they
discharged their trust? Have they re.
mained at their posts aud guarded the
peoples rights and interests with that Fl
delity and vigilance they induced them To
believe they wouldl Far from it. They
have done as the leaders of that party usu.
ally do. They have shown that profes.
sions are one thing. when seeking office,
practice, after obtaining Office. is quite a.
nolher aud difiereol hing. Both these
gentlemen abandoned their seats IN the
eahypart Of September aud left the pub.
tic business To take care of itself, while
they returned home To see after re.elec
lion To Congress for another term. But
that Is not all Both these gentlemcn-
whose consciences were so tender two
years ago that they could not tolerate the
idea of their predecessors getting pay for
a few miles extra lravcl-have now charg
ed the Government at the rate of SO per
day up to the 3oih day Of the present
month, which will lie the day after tn NOR.
row. while they have been at home for
weeks past, engaged in stun ing their
respective districts. What will their con
slituents think ot their honestly With
such exhibitions daily occurring, of the
dishonesty and insncerty of the profess
sions of;he leaders of that party, and of
their disposition to grab and cram them
selves with the public money whenever
they get chance, it is to US most surp.is-
ing that they can ever succeed intheir at
tempts to gull the people. aud induce
them To repuse the slightest confidence in
their empty professions. We d. hope
that The constituents ofOlds and Sweet
zer will visit them with the same marks
of their disapprobaliou. which they be
sought Them to visit upon ,heir predtces
SuIS--
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

The next issue Of our Weekly Gazette will en-.
nounce to tho Whig. Of Fsir6sld, either vicio.
~ or defeat n the latter let il not be said that
they have helped TO such disaster. We are
confident, as much 50 as man can be, that the e.
lection Of our candidate for Congress depsudsup.
on the Wings Of Fairfield county. Madison,
Fayette aud Pickawny will send him into this
county with good round majority. aud il will be
our own faults II we permit it to be Oysrcome.--
Nothing but whig apathy can defeat our onndi.
date. Upon that his opponent places bis chances
Of snecess, aud It is his only hope.
Friends Look at the contest! If the Wings
were ever called upon 10 HaiGe 10 1e very iast man
and tn work with will aud an energy. it is this
time. Old associations cluster around this con.
test. which are seldom Ielt. Most particularly
Identified with It'll an old and tried member Of
our party. who honestly, faithfully and zealously
bns fnught in the ranks for q score oil years--
The Wings Of The county those who have bartled
with II in victory and defeat, who have stood By
il and labored for its success, will remember
their old companion aud ellnw-soldier, always
fighting in the front rank aud never hncling
when duty called, becul,se the effrt was appar
emily vain. All his nbors hive been sratuitous,
performed for the good of his country, not for
the advancement OF self or the promotion of self
iSh interests Fur such man, we cannot con-
ceive of Wing. who viii not now, in this hour
when victory is within our reach, devote alew
hou RS labor for his success.
To the citizens of the county generally. we
think we luvs "A right 10 appeal From
infancy, Col Vuu Trump has been citizen o.
our place His interests have been Identified
with the pro l,erily of the town aud county aud Of
the West. aud no man dare say but that lie has
beeu good. au eiftisnt and M c"lerPrizng
citizen. Aside from politics, he lms always la
bored 10 promote the interests oIths section aud
voted his abilities to advance the prosperity and
increase The wealth otour County. The interests
OF this Congressional district und Of the West viii
he sule il entrusted To his care. He will not desert
tue post or duty assigned him. he never ha done
it, and will lnbor to Pronmte the welfare OF the
West as well as Of the country. Ever devoted
ever faithful, ever active, lie will he found in
whatever place may he assigned him, and ~
man will hive tn make the inqliry i"where will
he be- lound when important measures are uuder
deliberatioul" In his character, il II long anl
somewhat intimate acquaintance VIII enable us 10
judge, will not he innnd lhlt reprehensible trait
which prefers selfish 10 generous actions, which
III office neslects public for private duties
Such we iouesly believe is the character of
our candidate.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
EtmER1Tr,s gAIr.-In r,,.e.ti -.

~ u EES1FF'S SALE,--Ia Fairfield cernncr
- 4ieas Williams Z Askay 49, H.hr, Disioa. q al
By write Of an order TO directed from H., court
of tonin9a pleas Of Fairfield county, Ohio sill olIer
sn s<t25a u ale By public vanaue and Dt-cry 81 the
door afths house in saia eo,t- on 9b,js-.Le
IN eag n October l35j bstw.otge hour Of ID O..
clock A. y md 45'elOck r. q. of sail d.y, llqw.
ing dss.riped 4ecree Of the cari o. coIn,n p,.a Of
ta.ciist couAtr, Oho, 'o"it The d3cree of Taoraay
Williams rs the Znsviile sRd Siaysvili.. TurDsike
tonp2hy Oh I've 1ih oi sgpen5Tc 52 i1r the srr OF
s2leS %, ubj G. % credit n T2Oi II ss O. the I4b
o, Nay, 1876. Tegus Of sai. cash
ULlYE2 II. PE3RY, SifriE
August 80, lg5J. s3 5w.7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
Frlday Morning. oct. 4.isaO
To rne Wines OF FAraplrLD.-Th

To THE VINES OF FAIRPIELD. - The
Wing State Central Committee have
published an address to the Wings ii
Ohio, in which they announce that by u.
nion and effort, a glorious victory awaits
US. The State will be redeemed and re,
generated. The omens are with usi-
The skies are bright! The prospect slo-
rious! Whigsof Fairfield! Push on
your column. In this contest. your vote
is needed and it will count!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
VnIunblc Prnprrly ut Auction,

A $ Administrator Of tie Estate ofZAcEARrtH SHu-
n EHr deceased, late OF Fairfield county, Ohio,
will expose to pubc sale at the Shop occupied by the
dnceaged in his life time, two doors south Of the Mar
kct House on Broad-sreet Lancastor Ohio on Sqttr-
day tie lgh dayqf October, 1885, the following pro.
prrtv. to.yii:
III sstts Of Chsirs; Rocking Chairs
A lot of Chairs assorted: Bcdstcad,;
Also lot Of unfinished work and large variety Of
Stock;
Turning Lathe and Tools:
4 variety of Tools Wor; Benches nnl other arti.
clos nccessary 10 complete the furniture Of Chair
and Belstcad Factory;
stove and Pipe; lot of Lumber, and also variety
of other articles too ted Gus to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said day
and continue from day TO dag un,tl I'll is sold.
Terms Of Sqle-Sixmonths crolit VIII be given on
all suns over three dollars, the purchaser giving note
with approved security; under tmt amount, ca n in
hand. JOHN SiIjGERf, 1da'ior
Lancaster, september p, 1850. 3w2l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

GUARDIANS SALE.-By virtue Of an order
~ q The rour o. common pleas, made at the Sep
teinber Tern, siJ 10 rIe directed viii as Guardisn
81 MtReAREr AID SARAH ISRAEL, minors, proceed
- sell II Paohc ssls. On MoHIuy Ge TH day of
Oeiot1r neyi, betwae: the hdhfs Vi 10 O'clock A. NJ
4na O'Clock 7. 81 o. said DAY, al the courthouse
dor II tne !5Isn Of Lancaster, IN said county, the c
lowing lands and tenemeus, to. wit IN-LOr No Fif-
teen ~ ia B.unstedts aiti5n 10 the town Of Ian,
casief, in said county Of FaiiGsh
Terms Of Slle.- Ona.foarth part Of the purchasu
money in han1oae fourth in one year-o;ie foufll
in two years AMI the residue in three yeSts with In
tetest froIn tie day Of sale.
THOMAS ISRAEL, Gpqriieu
september G, 1850 50 bsl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
b.. .peaeh' sAInerioanp or Family phYgie.an
sew GoODs-.July goth, fs5o.

This day received at the cheap cash Store opposite
S Shelfars Hotel, large and general asscr;nent
OF New Goods embracing every kind and variety Of
Fancy and staple DRY GOODS. Having purchased
this stock between the regular seasons for going Es
thereby realizing an advantage in buying many kinds
of Goods, and getting freight at low rate me
to sell my articles at greatly reduced prices Every
body is invited to csif and buy a bargain:
Lancaster, Aug. ld, 80. W. T. WISE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

NJoW oPENING-A handsome variety Of Cali
u GOES, Ginghans, "A Prints, Oh ChntZs, Lawns,
Irish Linens, Changeatle Mohair .Lustfea. sc.
STAPLE GOODS-Such as Tickingss Brown and
Bleached Drillings, Apron Cheeks Bleachsd Muslins
Brown Lriens, Nhits and Red F1annels, Blechyd
Sheetings, from to 3yards wide Pillowease cottons
Table Covers.
Together wilha General assortment Of all kihdsf
Goods for Housekeeping purposes, ic1 sale Of WlSEss
/. lancaster, Aug. l6 1850 u ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

ENSTATE of Philemon Bsecher.--Notice is
H hereby given to all concerned, that the account
current and vouchers thereto, Of the Estate Of Pm
EMoN BEEcHER, deceased. by Jesse Baecher Ad-
ment, at the next term Of the court Of common pleas
ANY person interested may file written executions to
any item thereof. JOEL RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
September 10, 1850, Swls
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

CoNGREss -AdjOarament-IHe BOHa-
ty Land BW.-The long Parliament
closed its labors on Monday last, having
been in session nearly ten months. 1t
must be confessed that important matters
have been acted upon, while at the same
time much has been lef; unduue that
ought To have been done Want of sym
pathy between the Executive aud Leg
islative Departments has led 10 the waste
Of much time, and the opponents Of
the Administration in appointing investi.
eating committees aud opposing the re-
Communications nf the President, are
justly chargeabIe with much of this waste
of lime aud money. This system oi sop,
position to the bitter end" declared as
the policy of the Loc"f'co party and adj
hered to with almost uninterrupted tena
city, has worked great deal of wrong.
while at the same time the pulley ot the
Administration has generally met at last
with the approval of both Houses ot u
Lncofoco Congress. But the session is
ended, for which many will he thankful,
especially those who bear The butdrn of
the expense, and if the important me as.
ures Of the session will have a tendency
to promote good will and fla,ernal feel.
ing between the different sections Of the
country. the present Congress will not
be- without their reward.
Their session Of Saturday was pro,
longed TO late hour on Sunday morning
aud yet mauy important measures were
postponed. We may mention the River
and Harbor and Post Office bills, the
passage Of which would have been of ST.
much interest to the West
II would seem from the despatch pub
lished on yesle rday that the Bounty Land
Bill has become law. This pruvides
land for the soldiers and marines of the
War with Great Britain, the Florida
War, the War with Mexico, those not al
ready provided for. and its provisions are
estimuled To extend 10 400 900 persons
and 10 give away 30. 900 900 acres Of the
Governmen, domain. This we suppose
to be an exagseraiiun. We believe i
does not extend to The heirs, only TO the
soldiers or their eprcsentatives. Il
does not provide for the issue Of scrip in
stead of land warrants We may ht
mistaken in some OF its provisions as the
original bill was greatly altered bef"re
the final passage. The effects of hi,
: bill will he To reduce The value of lane
warrants to at least $75, and will doubt
lessly throw large portions of the public
domain iuto the hands Of spe ulator'
who already own too much. Ii the per
sous interested aud the humber uf acre,
mentioned abnve, approach anything uea
The truth,it will readily be seen how larg,
aquanlily will be thrown into malket a
much less than the Government price -
On the other hand it will greatly beuei
many of the surviving soldiers Of these
Wars, who are in need of this liberalit,
of the Government. Many Of them are
poor and it is urged with great show o
truth thatthe Government ought not tt
discriminate in their donations of bount,
land.
WSee telegraph report.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

FAYETTE-Mass Meeting The Wings
of Faye,te are to hold mass meeting on
Saturday next, at which time Messrs.
Johnston and Van Trump will be present.
According to the Eagls'slogic, The Colonel
ought to leave this appointment made be-
fore ke kaev Olds Uas coming home, and
attend the meeting here. "Babl"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

Valuable Property for SaIe.-sI wish to sell
v the East hall Of Lot No 2 and Lot No. 3, in the
18th Square Of Lancaster being the late residence Of
George Myers Also the farm live on two miles
East Of Lancaster containing 205 acres all enclosed
and well improved which is the best and most desira-
BILE farm and town property In the county and will DO
sold on easy terms to suit purchasers call and see
.,,i s..s ! JOHN A. COLLINS
August 49, 1850 I5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

DUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned, as Admin.
IL is ratorS Of the Estate of JoSrrli FR1Exp, de-
ceased will sell at public sale the late residence of
said deceased mile and half Eas; fPleasauiviln
on Saturdayhe l9Mday9 October, 1859, the follow.
ing property, to.wil;
four year old Horses: Mich Cow,
6head Of Young Cattle, hOad of Hogs
l60 bushels of Wheat SG) do of Corn,
300 do Apples, Z tons of Hay.
Buggy, Rifle Gun, Secretary, | Grindstono,
Together with variety Of other articles 100 tedious
to mention. Eight months crrditw be given on all
sums over SO, the purchaser giving note wthupPruv-
ed security, under that sum- cash in hand
Sale to commence at 10 o'cloc; A. NJ of said day
JOHN FRIEND, ,,..,,.
BANNER FRIEND, 1''" 'O'S'
October 4. 1850 3w29
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
River ) feet 8 inche, aud Ealing.

scEoFuLA-lthas been remarked by eminent men,
that in the varied catalogue Of diseases to which man
is liable, there is scarcely one Of such Importance and
of such interesas Scrofula, whether we look 10 the
obscurty Of its origin it, nsidous progrcss,Rh nun.
Der and variety of organs that it attacks or its re.
markable incurablity and extensive fatality.
Scro 'ula has bailcd the skill of the most eminent
Physicians in this country and in Europe. But there
is an antdoto for this disease in "Dr, GaysoHs Er-
tract Of leliorc Dock ard SarsaparHa," }" which is
proving Itself perfect Specific in the the most severe
cases Of Scrofala. Seeadyertisement ln22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
AN ORD1NANcE

Repeating certain parts oi "a Ordnance passed July
4, l<4g
kRE y ordGino!Jy hhe 70ua Coanci1 Of he ToiOa
- o. Laaeasier, Ihst " mach OF al ordinance pas
Sei dgiy loi9- 10 preserve order and protect the
morals ol the peoi le q he Town Of Lancaster as s
contain ia mo taih al eleventh sections be- the
'4ine Is hersby Repealed Passed September g. 1850
JOHN ARNEY, Iyssidsnf
Atiost-JoHS B TiPrB, RtsoFlrr
September ~ l3JD. 3W2O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

ARARfAH LIStMENT. Who that hss 1uifersi with
that most tormentng ofall things, corns but will hail
with Joy the great Arajiaa Lili6isN Ifparseyered
in itn7voriails cure, and is ustas good almost
ALL diseases which require an ext rial application:
and for animals, no medicine ever discovered has
proved SO ehioaciou' H. G Farroll'j Ala5sa Lin.
mant. See sd ,ertisamant
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

ESTATE OF JOSEPH FRIEND Notice is here
IIby given, that the undersigned have hcru appoint
ed and qualified Administrators of the Estate Of Jo-
sEpH FRIEND, deceased laa of Fairfield county, Ohio.
JOHN FRIEND, ,i
BANNER FRIEND, A"" '0'"
October A. 1850 A,vn3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

A administrators Salc.-The undersigned as
IA Administrator of the Estate of REnEccA ToxG
deceased will sell public sale at her late residence
adjoining the village of Carroll, on Thv8daythe 2lh
day Of october, 1850 the personal effects Of said de-
ceased consisting of Beds and Bedding Bureaus Desks,
Tables Chairs, &c., together with variety Of House
hold and 9th furniture, Sale to commence at nine
o'clock. Terms made known on the day OF sale,
OLIVER ?. TONG, AdRtor
p..D
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

NEW G0ODS.--We are nov Opening large
Y portion four purchase Of Fcl! G HTater G0o,ts
which have boon tausi al the lowest prices anl will
be sold at eorre5Poading low rates. Tn, STYLES an
quality Of our S'oei arc Of the mo beautiful ami du
ratll knl. and invite all our oil Gus 0me and the
public generally to call anl c,anlin. III, stocS.
LITTLE Z D2GSBACHS.
Lancaster sop aa,Iar 90 1859 q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
Bn0rS AND SHOES.

A LARGE Lot Just receiyoa-enbraciny every
IN kind Of Fashionable shoe now in use, for La
dies and Misses wear. ALSO, sgood stock q Mcn's
Boots and Caters, al NSk,S
Lancaster, Aug le, ~ 70
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

About the fact of their charging tie
Government theirpcr diem up to the cIu,e
Of the session, there eau he no mistake.
We have il from gentleman who aIriv
ed here fr.m Washington last night. and
who had been sho~a tie charges, by M
Sergeant at A'ms Of tie Ho0Se. on tie
bOoks keptbyMaf o@.cr-Zaa,SriHc Coar
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04

EDUBLIC SALE.--l will sell at my residence,
u three miles north Of Lancaster, on the canal, iu
Greenfield township, on Wednesday the 9M day Of
OctobGr 1850 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at public auction,
the following property, to-wt
Two head Of Horses, 6 head Of Mich Cows
2SowS with Pigs, Wagon, | Gait, Horse Gears,
Loom and Tackling, Ploughs, Harows, and every
thing suitable fora farmer,
2Cooking stoves and every other kind OF House.
hold and Kitchen furniture not necessary tomenton.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JOHN MORGAN
september 30, 1850 3wsO'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
state or ONO. Fnlr6eId county, e.

State of Ohio, Fairfield COuuty, -.
70
stephen Padsn and ~ IoH'f q eo''''oA f'ea' Itls
Niliam Malrsr,
thE Ociendlnf S.epben Paden hninK nonresident
n g hereby notified thai on tho Ian day Of August
a. D. ls1J AiPheu' = Smith fledin ihs court Of com
mon pleas " SAID eouaiy, bill IN chaneery ayinst tie
said ~ phen Pscn and William Nangsr, ihsi said bill
sais iefih tat u tie Arr ieIns 1850 OF ssit court
lDaSa'a AlPleus Smi-u recovered gnll.i agsi1t
ne ssia SlePssn Pain for uins hundred sh5 three
dollars anasSty cess with co.L of suit tha the said
stephou Psdsn has NJ properly real or ersonal sub
ret ~ ese liionAt laT, tai tie ssld William Msu.
ger y Indebted 20 ul5 sail Paden in ths ofolgh.
tetn hunlree anl sixty-fre dollars eyiisn cd BY
oei poles secured by mortgage on real estate A. sp5
eihs1 in said bill
The prayerof said bin Is, that The said MAugar be
restrained from payng over TIE said moneys TO said
fa1sn due On said no.es and that said PAen bs re-
strained from receiving the same, md that the mo.
hiy5 doe on said notes they respectively lal das
may b. subjected b The payment Cf ths iu1gineh, Io.
covered a. Aforesaid
Ana tne saii SLsph n pa1en Is farthcr not.fsd tat
unless ne app1ari and plead m wcr OF danr u the
sad bl wisda ODlays srlhenet term Of said r0art
ne s1it Aiyhau siai. a. III n ~ term alter tie
expiration of sizty days, wl Agpiy tp the said court
% ta&e te matters n said Jill ssed and u Dc.
cree thereon accordingly.
r. :, J. RiDTBAraH. c!srl
Il. II Hr1'Tra, Attyr-ey far Conpl.ircat
ApSA-i - lSJr s5,2i 6Slj