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The New York and Liverpool Ualtsd States Mall
Steamers.
The ships composing this line
Inc Capt West
Capt
Afcuc.....s Capt Luce
Comstock
Capt Grafton
A1fEmw These ships having been built by contract
EZ31 pessly for government service,
Q6S& taken IN Their constructions
=. to insure strength and spsed and
oaons io passengers unequaled for elegance
frce OF passage from New Liverpool, SO
f35. - - ~-'r' = - 80
An experienced surgeon will be attached 0 ship
NO berh cun DC secured until paid for
Inc owners ot these ships will
specie 1ewery precious one metals unless bills Of
aong are signed therefor and the value thereof therein
PROPOSED
From Nsw York. FSon liverpool
Saturday Nov. a. 1881. Wednesday NOV. H.
saturday... Dec. 1851. Wednesday.
saturday... do 90 1851. "Wednesday. Dec. TO- 1851.
"Wednesday. do "a, 1861.
Wednesdsy.,....J Jan. 2, 1854
For freight or passage apply
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 50 Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SHIPLEY, y CO.,
@. ROBERTS, 4 CO,
- Kings Arms Yard, London
sem5-diy 5 Soulsvald, hon,mar,re, Paris
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ONG Lifp II within the reach OF nll1he celebrated
Ii phyycian Doctors Brothers Gray, have finally
concluded themselves the ofWashng,on after
travelled world knowledge and having
the Indians for the OF getting thorough
complaints which human family subject We
promise all who favor with call that will, with
ssking question: tell their complaints and
TOMS and guarnntee and speedy The Doctor
medicines wholly vegetable, and prepared by themselves We
the matter
what they have originated how long standing
ague be had Once from
living in all the western counties Of the States of New
York. pennsyvania Canada Ac who having been xvcn up 10
faculty. hearing of and avang themselves Of
s have been restored health Diseases successfully treated at
following dyspepsy constipation piles scofna
rheumas bronchitis eypen dro~y all
Diseases diseases Of The skin lungs, stomach bowels liver
Kidneys, spine, Ac.
Once south street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
e-d2ws
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nRAPER aud Tniiors-wILLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
IL Tucker, Ponnsyvnna avenue, between ~ and
receive calls from his numerous
the public generally having ts opened very large and
English cloths and
vespss selected hmscf with from the most extensive
New York and Phianepha, all OF which will
price and the reputation OF his establish
sufficient guarantee TO all who may honor him with cir
patronage style which his viii be executed
NJ rcsdy show OF the handsom
style. offered in this city,
Sept 2i-Aaw3w
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ID DEMOvAI~-DUvALL BROTHER, merchant taiiors, have
Of informing their numerous friends and customers
removed their and elegant store, just
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets,
~qsarc They have just returned from New
OF the richest and most elegant
goods OF business which they prepared
o NAL order in their usual style Of elegance. u-
DUyALI 4 BROTHER.
N. n. Wanted, three Grstraie coat hands
ut Is-dlw heo2w
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s..is... g r,ss |.
~,S dc Un,.d was,.ran and n,nor.
.s: r.. s.. ,',i s:ss. .rl.ss,s "a
.1s"s .Sss the oan.own BY packet
:f. ss's. u NON n .% 70 Ss aowns point. by train
s..s
n l.o ensnsS. with Il. Cumberland valley railroad
which thous Carlisle shppensburs cham'r''u and
Pcr accommodation passenger, Washington
s Y 3" 4. no the va a S c ~ m s
mopns receive the baggage, which viii be
''''''' nee o. e"'''' . '"'''' ROBERT STEWART,
octl-dd Ticket Agent,
Assistant Teacher Wanted I"smsdsatsIy.
.%roS srwi,n an ..ssss teacher qassss teach
various Ea.' ss'.s.: and ns ,.a s"ns % NE
AZ ~ src" san. n. ). made paid
70 =: =: rs.s's"' ,s.ss
0FFTCIAL Mnis.ry Books. for sale by Taylor q
mAUaY, eoos.sIIsr,, men, s' street, wash,ns,o1'
Cavalry Tactics, 2 vols, price ss.,vey sea'ee
ss.. wy,s. l..,ry s~"1a raeas. rsss syoI. sI pic.
ao1",,n Arils,y g,sr nc s,,,a e ,sD''
INSTRUCTIONS for FIELD AI'iuery, Horse and Foot
mscoms. srsr.n S',issy eour.. Mar Martial.
Army and Navy Registers.
And all government books and documents.
scps0
n EW BOOT AND SHOE srORE.-The russcriser bas
M..s pas n"s . ns"sp on tho no ds
rs where he intends conducting the
all Of s Misunderstanding engaged he
Henry w. Msrsea who, 10 well known, has won
cuter and whose attention. VIII be
partcuay manufacturing cf boots and shoes
we attention NJ the ladies tn the bean
N elegant style Mssas aier boots and shoes
we have beautiful, of French
and English leather silks snd latin, which win be made MP 10
order n M.s usun beautiful style
In addition msructovy have selected with great
care In New Philadelphia and BALTIMORE all OF tho
of description, 10 MI
hIch We particularly attention Of the public generally
~. ~, y .nIw J. N. JOHNSON.
Am spsek's Bock.Rue and M~nle Of the English In
y America; by "aam Slick"
rovcss I,Ns ana Fore~ by John e. sPv,nget
Jo..iurs Field of the R~vo'nfsou--pnrtH.
'""'R"""s"' - - TAYLOR h MAURy,
octg BookseIlsrs, Mh street
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California Land Titles.
President OF United
for accrtninng
California
will be held San Frnncisco said
on the 9Th day OF December, 1851.
hands, city Of Washington, this lt day
September, 1851.
HILAND HALL,
HARRY I. THORNTON,
i7-eod3m COMMISSIONER
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Once of Transportsttsa baltimore an" w"s""e'
Railroad Company
CKFTs will hereafter he suej al this ohice 10 New ho's,
Il adelphia, Pitsbnrs, and Wheeling -, -.
An officer Of will accompany 'he evening "'
and take charge Of all baggage for New York Ia, .. .,
for the Relay ether morning on
evening with the train from baltimore. - .~a..,
and Q, and D M except
Sunday, trains run, viz; o a. M ans 2 p m
Aug 2o-dd u H. 's"''~', "s'"s
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COIumbtah College, ID. g.
THE six months will be opened 17th
i September.
Room, library, bed, and furniture Observation-Disclosures. II 90
Charges students who do not board:
library, II 90
Fuel washing 81 Y per dozen.
Si0 charge damages.
The college exclusive Of books and stationery
may nEy
opening Of the session preferable Bills payable three
advance
opportunity Of attending OF lee
given the OF science nt the Smith
hearing Congress-
gumen bsr the United States Supreme which
other college present
CoLLEsR Hill, August. 1851. Aug 22-dkcpiaw4w
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THE Young CHRusTiAN, by Jacob Abbots. tvoi,
i illustrated
Queens OF Scotland. Volume Q, by Mrs. Strickland.
London Labor and the London Poor. Part IA
The star OF Bethlehem, Stories for Chmas beautifully us
unted.
Aunt May Talcs for boys and Girls by Mrs Hughes win "
iustrations.
The Woodbine, Holyday Gin, beautifully lusaea , =,
nlusa1ns Of celebrated American painters WIN eleven w"
cravings steel; by John sartain.
The Physicians WISHING List, Diary, and BOOK o' h"s'e'
for lst0 ..,.,, ,.xr an
octi8 FhANcN 'n'ho".
THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE for November.
i Punchs Heather Mythology.
Sketches in ireland by Ihaekcray
The Oxonians, being sequel to The koue =, No..
streams or be and Modern History Of the Rivers
of nihie. vo. yn.x,u 4Avtop
Oct % 'N'N'N ''''
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r. OWEN n son, Merchant TniIors, would respect
IL, fully friends and The public generally that
they hll
goods OF quality such cloths cnssmees vcsines
request Will call and
tor
returning liberal share OF patronage they
take that having
Of the credit extent, they have
furnish articles line low for cash
prompt customers continuance public favor
Oct 9-aawlm Intel X Telegraph
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no OWNERS lands Ina TeXaa-A gentleman in Virginia,
who good and lawyer desires Texas
would like become The
Of lands In that county, with view TO bring them into
Market
He has family and small capital and Is dssous Of engaging
agriculture lie satisfactory capaci
integrity mud responsibility and his such
enable him considerable emigration
oTcxas lands who
OF correspondence
adveser suitable responses, addressing, paid
VIM. G0ULDIN,
General agent and collectors Richmond, Virginia.
-,f
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csAM sl,ek's New Bock.Rue and M~ple Of the English Ia
y Apserics; by "aam Slick
rovc.s Itss and Fore~& Trees by John e. Springer
Ie~~r~.s Field Book nj R~voluiou-pnrtlI IL
'"'' 'p"""'"s"' ' w - TAYLOR h MAURy,
octa BookseIlsrs, Mh street
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N II. CIJgNEy Architect and Civil Engineer, has
W Travrr.s bn'd'nes norm 'e o renny
avenue. and l3h streets west re" s-ou
CuENCH Books. and "ad---A barge oas. this day
or~n,,, dr.ct from Psris. fRANCK TAYLOR
Mayo
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General Agency Washington, ID. q.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR formerly OF Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
for services IN the war with Mexi
with Great Britain, and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bouniy Londwi attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
in order
Patent OfeThe applications for patents. procuring models
will be attended al their various branches
OfeeA claims against the department viii PC
Of copacto quarterly accounts, pay OF
ditto facilitated, kc.
New Delta Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
vile Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
SENTINEL Herald Detroit Pre will publish
The S. and their bills this office, accompanied
with paper, '"nsH'u
nA PE~rFsY VELVET. Tapestry Brusse1s. Plain
pyu..e,s ply, Ingram csrpetnesWe respectfully
Washington, Georgetown hicr
auaa and onvron accession
the above varieties Of cupetngs which, having
uucbon sales IN New ofk can be sold
at unusually low prices.
respectfully that the time to purchase carpets
Of the times amongst the
dealers aLroad, goods selling at a sncrhce
druyg-ts. both In the
cloths OF l2i by ia 10 l2A By 1914
One case heavy Flemish "a table damasks
damask aine o cuftsn and seat covers vu all The
fr matching
CtAGErT DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds of furniture dry goods
Pennsylvania avenue door OF pth
i9-cod3hf
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University Of Maryland.
E win Wednesday the 18th day Of oco-
L her 1851, and cose LIST March, 1854
Nathan II. smith, N D., Surgery.
William r.. A. Aiken, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew NJ D. Therapeutics Maea Medica and Hygiene
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., anatomy and Physiology
william NJ. D., Theory and Practice of Medicine
Richard H. Thomas NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases Women and
Children.
George w Miitcnbcrrcr N. ~. Pathological Anatomy.
opportunities practical an
stomy q moderate expense.
week, by Professors Smith and Row
Inhrmary, with the privilege daily to -
wards, without charge 70 thc student for the ticket
PEGS 800 SOS practical anatomy, $40, mnc
ulsson, a5; graduation, go.
WILLIAM r. A. AIKEN, Dean.
potimoe. August !, 1851. Aur 5-9swti5oc.
cyvsOEM EtaS' aODDwon hand and constantly rcee'v
y ing importation, all kinds Of hoe suf and trim
m =
Merchants will find well supplied with sr
which will he sold on accommodating terms
JOHNS PAYNE,
importers and dealers in shoemaker goods,
Northeast Fourth and Arch Philadelphia
July 2-eod3m
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TUE next annual session OF the University Of Virginia will
nence the October
VI he 18th Of June The University comprises following
and lectsrcship, viz;
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Female Education al washington.

E subscriber, thankful for with which he has
favored from less than Gteen States, and from mmes
highest the respectfully
he has entered on The foh year OF his service In this city he
eighteenth Of his crperence) instructor youth.
Family Boarding School for education young
the solid branches required
female education, limited twenty pupils,
domestic comfort and thorough
attained he inks miscellaneous schools
the family and the school FSenh
the Instruction oa French lady educated the profession
Pdrfs
r. W. CUsTMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, City Hall
DC ls-ood2mifs
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n nENOVAU.-pE SEI.D1NG h WYItE removed het
General Agency once Seventh street, between
streets, opposite ODD febows iai ana TWO ""s"s H w"
National In,eIigencer ONCE.
Mar 0-3mWU
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j. FRANCIS CLEMEsTy.

WILL this District and the adjoining
w counties of Maryland and Vrgns
men especially the revolution.
Office Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9Th streets
Sept i2-co5m
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establishment still conducted In the
The central and pleasant
commodous and the comfrp
tucs be found there combine render agreeable and ad
var o he
rng OF l.. Ticker Co.. long
establishments subscriber pledges his
maintain ts reputation, and Satisfaction his
/ customers.
| WIN VI PARKER.
| BosroN, Sept Is 1851.
| l9-Aaw3m
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ID H. uOOE u CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
floor oil cloths, ma;tngs, curtain materials
shcenr, and furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue between m and 9Th streets, Washington
DC
Aug 29-u
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Tor sAETbat beautiful commodous, cottage bui
9Th, and boundary streets containing is1o
ground, No 80 and lnst unhe
offered sale II has apartments, WIN meeioh
passage smoke wood ana caiae o"sesi WIN
sabng horses, and Of ohceno" Ws' y" e
yard - -, ..,,. .oa..
In RAPIDLY improving nehboood and enjoys e honpe advan
Of q md country residence, .,, ..... ,,-,,
minute description surrounding beauniu Wc'nV meny
na, ,nJ deemed unnecessary Per
sons wishing 10 purchase please call and en'ne @ e"seives
Title from United states Inquire Of H. 'ohssos, on mr
Oct I5-oo1W
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no sportsmenJ w BADEN, Pennsylvania 9th
street. opened small lot OF doublebarrei
guns Of saeabie sizes, unusually low prices.
supply Of Dixon SONS powder fasks g. TO-
and ~
Shot pouches and belts
M double bags, dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
wadding, powder horns, &c
lila
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| ,,u IN II will attend to bWsin~ -
he may be before either Of the cour's this Dis
and The prosecution OF claims oefoFc Con
Iorrsq qaudt he once on 4 street.
W.suruero July 1s lsHR July T--t1~u
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Fyom alfred Hennen, esq, Of the Ne~ orlean, bar.
DosroN, Sep. g, 1850.
Messrs. LITTLR h BRowN: Genlemen-I pleased
learn that publishing revised edition OF saa
translation ~ Doma Civil Law. No work In the English
the subject be compared with for funes
and correctness Of the doctrine conveyed throughout H.
From the OF its publication present.
The appreciation Of the most learned aud lawyers
and very deservcdy The comples Of the Napoleon
drew copiousiy for their Napoleon himself STUDIED
carefully early e which singular
OF his decisions
adoption should hope
will, be found the library Of every American lawyer
Your obedicn servant
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nissOLUTION Of fCopartership-The firm heretofore exist
IL Brother Is this day, by mutual
consent dissolved Mr. y. viii attend the settle
of hrm also Of the unsettled business
Robert W. Dyer deceased, which immediate attention
is respectfully requested EDWARD C DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
wAsHfsorox, September "a, 1850.
on Notice.Tbe undersigned have formed
under the and firm OF Dyer McGuro and
Brother, 10th and
They respectfully solicit OF the pairsnage
slowed upon the firm, and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every conbded to them.
Dyer prepared make advances upon all
EDWARD c. DYER,
j. G. MCGUIRE.
WAsmraTor, sepemhAs a. 1850.
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that the masses be educated, if they ex.

that the masses be educated, If they ex.
| pect to enjoy civil and religious liberty.
Teaching should be profession, liber-
ally rewarded. II the teachers time and
interests be divided on other matters, he
cannot give the necessary attention TO the
cause Of educeton, he might do, should
his mind be wholly devoted to that subject.
If the cultivation of the mind be subject
worthy the notice Of legislators, and those
in high places-shall the masses supinely
sit down, with folded arms, and not meet
the wants of the multiplied millions that
must ultimately people the western CONT.
nent? We fondly anticipate the day when
the masses shall be awake to the interests
of education. The dense forests of the
great west are yearly disappearing before
the hand Of industry new succession
of men already appear among us-with
habits of thinking widely different from
those that formerly inhabited this country.
Highly cultivated fields, with neat cottages
in the distance, are spread out before the
eye Of the traveller, as he passes over a
country, not long since trackless forest.
A new era has undoubtedly come-when
the masses must be educated. To the
well qualified professional teacher is COM
mitted the great business of education.
He must reform many long standing evils,
old-fashioned opinions, that have become
stereotyped, and rendered honorable in
consequence Of age. The construction Of
the interior parts of school houses is a
great evil that he must reform-must lay
the subject before school officers, who are
alone authorised TO make the necessary
changes. AT present, in many parts of
our country, no teacher can govern a
school in consequence of wretched school
houses, description of which was given
in former communication on that subject.
The teacher must aim al high moral and
intellectual attainments TO accomplish the
great subject under consideration. Z
A TEACHER.
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In Chancery.

Mary Bright and Fleming Bright her husband
Jane FraiI. James Frail, Nancy Bell and William
Bell her husband, Mary Bright, Martha ]. Bright,
William II. Bright and John G. Bright children
of Catharine and Henry Bright, decd and the
unknown heirs Of Robert Frail, deceased:
You are hereby notified that on the l4th day Of
May, A. D. 1851, John Frail Of the State of Vir-
ginia, filed in the Court of Common Pleas of
the county of Monroe and State of Ohio, Bill in
Chancery against the above named persons, the
object and prayer of which Bill is TO be quieted in
his title and possession to two hundred acres of
lsnd, situate in section No. %, in township l.,
of Range 3, in said county of Monroe; and the
said persons and parties above mentioned are
further notified that unless they appear and plead
answer or demur to the said Bill within sixty days
after the next term of said Court, the said John
Frai at the term next after the expiration of said
sixty days. will apply to said Court to take the
matters Of the Bill as confessed, and decree theres
OIL accordingly, JOHN FRAlL.
Nav II, 1851 a#af.
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New Goods.

Just received direct from Philadelphia, neal
and we'll selected stock OF Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS
of every variety usually kept in Village OF
country store; lso-GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS,&c sc
All of which will be sold CHEAP for CASH
or in exchange for country produce.
Cash paid for Rye, Corn, and Barley.
The LEVER PLOW'S for sale at Wheeling
prices; Also, choice article of RECTIFIEL
WHISKY, for sale by the barrel, at Wheeling
prices.
CASH
The highest price in cash will be paid for WELL
WASHED FLEECE AND TUB wool.
Claringt0n. X. CHASE d W.
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Consumption,

SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF writ of
- Vendtioni Exponss issued from the court of
Common Pleas ut Belmont county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcIy
at the front door Of the court house in the town Of
Woodsfield, in said county, on
Saturday The 3lSt day of May 1851,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m and o.
cockp m of said day, the following described
real estate, lying and being in said county. to wit:
Being part Of the south halt of the south east
quarter OF section |, township 5, and range 5, in
the county OF Monroe and State of Ohio, begin
ming for the same at a stone on the line OF John
Sprague, at the south east corner of said tract Of
land running thence west 100 poles; thence north
Sc poles to rock on the north side of the chan
mel of Sun6sh creek in the middle of the stream
s 7l0 poles; thence 81 degrees east 10 poles;
thence south 49, deg. east 10 poles; thence south
731 deg. east ~ lilo poles to a corner of rock
oil the north side of the channel OF Sunish creek ;
thence down said creek on the north side thereof;
thence south 81 1a deg. east distance sc poles to
small water beach inches in diameter on the same
side of the creek; thence north 81 poles to the
north side bf said h { quarter; thence east 7l1a
poles to the north east Of said half quarter
thence south 50 poles to the place of beginnings
containing 80 acres Of land with grist-mill and
saw. mill thereon. Taken in execution and levied
upon as the properly OF John p Ferrell at the suit
OF jeremiah Hays and Thpmas Gregory, admins
trator's of Patrick Gregory, decd Appraised at
$1,000. M. MORROW, Sheriff.
April 80, lS5l.-S4 so.
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DoAD NOTICE. "A petition will be pre-
10 sented to the Commissioners Of Monroe
county at their June session, for 1851 praying for
the location of county road, commencing at the
county road at or near the house of David Cline
in Washington township. thence the best and
most direct course through the lands of George
Cline, JAMES Williamson, John Harmon, John
Parish. John White and William Latham, to the
road leading from Graysville to Wsy's mill, at OF
near John Kinneys house, thence the best and
most direct course through the lands of James
Foreaker. Thomas Warwick, Terry Duvall, lsrae
Orrison, James Blair; again through said Orrison's
Collins heirs, and William Wheaton's land 10 in
tersect the county road at OF near John Davis
house. ,...l' . r-.r
April 30, 1850, pr,.s
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. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Court Of Common Pleas.

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY. IS.
Jacob Nef, Court Of Conimon Pleas.
VS.: In CHANCERY.
Giles G. Hunt, The defendant, Giles Z,
William McKain, Hunt, is hereby notified. that
Thomas H. Genin, the complainant, Jacob Nef,
Robert Mcfarland, has heretofore, flied his bill
and others. in said court the substance
and prayer of which, as far as concerns the said
Giles, are, that the defendants Hunt and McKain
were indebted to complainant by note sued on in
said court, that said Giles the former ownet of
two tracts Of land, to wit The South East or. Of
the South West ar. of Sec. 35. T 3, II. 4. and the
N. E. or. of the N. w. ar. of Sec. "a, L. 3, r. a..
That he had morigaged said tracts Of land to the
defendant, Thomas H Genn, for less than the val
ue thereof And that he had conveyed The first
named tract ia the deiendent, r bert Mcfarland,
without adequate consideration. The bill prays in
substance, that the surplus interest of Giles T..
Hunt above the claims of Genn and McF arand, il
the claim of Mcfarland has any validity, may he
subjected to,the payment of compliments debt. II
said Giles fail to plead, answer, or demur, within
sixty days after the next term of said court, the
bill as TO him will be taken as true and confessed.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
may 1851 CIV Attorney for J. Nef.