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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-26
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Ia Rootstown on the 18th inst, of Eysipelas,
HARLAN OTIS REED, son Of Otis and. Mlilissa
Reed, aged years and months.
The fond hopes of doated and pious parents were
centred in this child. His affeetionate and conf
ding disposition, his self sacrificing devotion 10 the
happiness of others, his lively sympathy with suf.
fering, aud his upright and manly department,
greedy eudeafed him to large circle of relatives
and friends, who deeply sympathize with the af1lct
ed family.
ssDearest Harlan, thou hast left Us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But ,tis God that has bereft US.
He can all our sorrows heal.'' Con-.
Star and Whig please copy,
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Sale of Real Estate by order Of Court.

nN.the thiiteenth day of Maya D., 1852, st one
~ O'Clock in the afternoon, ON the premises In
Palmyra, will be sod to the highest bidder, the 1n-
divided half the following real estate the pror
e-ty ofThomas Price ard Mary p ice, minors:to WIT,
situated in Palmyr in he couuty OF Portage ard is
known by pa OF share member A. in lot No. 4, oftts
first division in said Township, be ginning atihe North
West corner of sad Share No. A; thence N. So deg.
80 min. f. lS chs; thence s. deg. f. 8 chs. 76
ks; thence s. SO deg. 80 mn w. the South East
OF of land decided to the Trustees OF
the WEIGH Independents Congregational Church;
theuce Northerly on the East line Of said one acre,
. chs.; thence Westerly along the North line ofthe
said one acre TO the West iise Of said Share No. q;
thence North to the plsce Of beginning, containing
about nine acres and thirty-6se one hundredths nf
land, moro or less, subject to a claim OF rnntf
thereon, and subject to the claim of Dover OF Mar
garet Evens during her life, esmsted, at fonr doi>
lars and fourteen cents, to be paid the sad Mars
garet annually. DAVID THOMAS, Guardesn.
Ravenna, April ., 1859. 4 sos.
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PROVIDENCE. April II

-. TKuVlDENCE, Npr1I IT.
The second trial 10 elect the sixth Rep
resentatives, in this city, yesterday, resulted
in the election Of Amerlcus V. Potter,
democrat, by SO majority over all. Mr..
Potter is the first democrat ever elected to
the Legislature in this city.
FFhe above we find in our Eastern
exchanges received by the last mails. We
presume if whig had been elected in
Providence, the reporter would certainly
have sent US the news by telegraph Post.
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Adnainistrator's Smile.

TNHE personal property of Charles Fisher, late q
i Shalersvil'e, deceased, will be sold at public
yeudue, at the late residence ofthe said Charles
Fisher, in Shaiersvile, commenting on the 10Th
day of April 1862, at ten O'Clock A NJ, and
continue on from, day to day until all sold. The
properly consists of one pair Of four years old
matched horses, two cows, heifer, wheat, corn
in the ear, oats, hay, wheat growing ON the
piows, chains, drrg, sled, taltow, beans, clover.
seed, and other articles too numersus to mention
credit will he given of nine months for all sums
overthree dollars, with two approved securities
Notes 10 draw interest. 4
SILAS ELDRIDGE, Administrator.
Shalersville, March 9Th. 1862.
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Guardian SnIo.

RY virtue Of an order of sale from The Court of
~ Probate within and for the coRaty OF Portage
and State orOhio, shalt expose 10 sale at pubiic
vendue on the premises, on ihe-}7,h day oiMty, A.
D. 1862, between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. N.
and O'Clock p. M, on said day, subject % Tho
dover estate of myself ihrreiB, the following dfA
scri5ed real estate that 10 say, situate and ng in
the toar ship oiCharlesiown in the cruusy nfpotsape
and State of Ohio, hsirg a part OF lat number
twaa,y four t24l in sssdlio vnshsp, ard beurdea az
follows: BegiDnirg at the Southwest c0fLer Of lot
twehly>fNur t24) onthe Eas, side Of the high~s,i
thence East on the Ssuth lire Of said lot 10 the
South Esst corner; thence North on the lst glips,
80 far that line drawn parallel with the South iinc
will include one half Of said iot No. tweniy,fos,,
thence West to the high~ay atoresId, thence Sssth
on the highway TO the pisse Of beginning contains
ing seyenty-Gpe acres OF land be the same more er
less.
ALSO certain other lotof land situate In the
township of Charlestown in the coubty aud stste
Aforesaid, and known being part lot Ne.
thirteen AID bounded fnIlows: Commencing -
chains "a one fh links Est OF the Northwest cor.
ner of SAID lot No. IS and running Esct on the lot
line TO the Norihenst of lot l3; thence South
on the lot line "a chains 81 links 10 the center ofthe
highway leading towa.ds the South East corner nj
the Tnwnshipi thercs North~esterly on the centre
of the highway to the Mills tract SO called, thehce
North to the pace of beginning, continuing 81 and
forty eight onfhundredths aces be the same ufure
or less. MARY A. DORNAN.
Gu,rdan To minor heirs ot Rollin c. D rman.
Charlestown, April l7lh, 1852. 4ws69.
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STATE HOUSE, COMMISSION ERs.-The
Governor sent to the Senate, on yesterday
for State House Commissioners, VIM. A
Adams, whig, an old Commissioner of Gin.
cinnaii, DR.. E. Smith, Of Dayton, and
Stephen n. Webb, of Cleveland.
Wejust learn that The Senate rejected
Mr. Adams this afternoon, by vote II yeas
and 81 nays, and confirmed the latter by
a nearly unanimous vote. This is good
news 10 hundreds Of democrats. - States
man, Aprsl 20.
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Notice

/. za.-. NOtlCe iS
rs hereby given that petition will be pre- sented
before the Hon. Board ofCommissioners of Por.
fage county, at their regular session n June next,
praying for the. vacation Of certain county road
in the township of Deerfieid, commencing one mile
aud half west of the center, on the road leading
from Deerfieid to Atwater, on the line between
lots az and "a, known as land owned by
Abbott aud John Clark, aud to run from thence due
north so as to connect the east and west center
road with the diagonal road leading from the center
of Deerfield to the center Of Edinburgh:
Russell ABBOTT.
DeerfTeld. April 20, 1862. $50
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CLrvrI..Nn Jan. 2Otb. 1859.

CLEVELAND, JAM goth, 1852.
w. w. WoRsTELL-Sir: 1 have discovered
that two small sized bottles of Mustang Lini-
ment' is worth thirty dollars The discovery
was made in the following Manner purchased
q fortnight since horse for thirty-fve dollars
on account of sprainea shoulder, and now. af-
ter having used two bottles Of your "Mustang
Liniment,n have been offered sixty-fve dollars
for the Horse, besides pay for his keeping.
The Horse can be seen at the stable Of the
United States Hotel. Yours, &c, NJ.
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CLEVELAND &. PITTSBURGH
RANL ROAD ras


AN andafter Thursday the first day efApril next
" the Express Tram will leave Cleveland daily,
(Sundays excepted) at 9 o'clock A N for Wells
vile. and stopping at way stations. will arrive At
Hudson at 1922 M. connecting with the Akron
Branch Rail Roa1 at Ravenna ia A n, connect
ing with Wards Line of four horse Troy coaches,
running between Warren and Wooster; ot Alliance
1915 RI, connecting with the Ohio and Penn
syvania rail road, and at $40 P NJ, connecting
with the new and splendid steamer, Forest City,
arriving at Pittsburgh the same evening.
The express Train will also leave Wellsyille at
12 NJ for Cleveland connecting with the steamer
which leaves Pittsburgh the same morning, and
arrives at Alliance at 2 45 p III. connecting with
the Ohio md Pennsylvania rail road at Hudson
4-36 NJ. connecting with the Akron Branch rail
road, and arrive at C!evt land at + NJ. in time
for the steamboats, on the Lake.
Fare from Cleveland 10 Pittsburgh, byO &
r, $500
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by way Of
WeIlsvile, So so
Passengers will be ticketed through by way oi
Wellsville.
.AJV ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
will commence running, from and affer MaRdny,
April 18th; leaving Ravenna ut O clock NJ, and
arriving at Cleveland at 50 o'clock M-ond re.
turning will leave Cleveland at Ga P M and arrive
rt Ravenna at 81 P M.
March go, 1852 1l63-t
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lag debate arose, in which Messers. Out.
law, Campbell, Brooke, Of Miss, Strothsr
Moore, Of La, Ewing. Cabell and Cling
nsn participated.
MT. Outlaw wished II 10 be understood
that if the compromise resolutions were to
be thrust out of the Wing Caucus, it was
thrusting him and the wings whom he
represented out, and he then withdrew.
Mt. Moore, of La, said that such action
ruled the southern wings out of caucus, and
them he and his colleague, Laundry, with
drew.
Mr.. Brooke, Of Miss, said be would like
to know, before hewentto the whig Nation.
al Convention, what company be would
keep, and be left.
Mr.. Strothers said the wings Of Virginia
had, in substance, instructed him to leave
the caucus If the Compromise was thrown
out.
Mr.. Campbell said that the previous de.
cision Of the chair had caused many south.
ern wings 10 be absent Tonight; but he and
Others had cane, hoping the reversal oil
such. decision. The confirmation would
leave the Caucus with only northern men,
and but eight or Ten sopthern wings.
Mr.. Clineman. after some few remark,
left Also. Mr. Williams. of Tenn. -
Mi. Gentry made some indignant re-
marks.
From Tennessee there was in the Cham
Der hut Messers' Cullom and Jones. The
greatest excitement was created at this SC.
cession, and there remained from the south
only part Of North Carolina, Kentucky
and Tennessee. All the other southern
states were wholly unrepresented; in
deed, it had become almost exclusively a
northern caucus. ia. sssss
Mr.. Moorhead, ofsN, G.. said he staid be.
hind only because he hoped the whie con-
yention would adopt the compromise, and
# was certain that North Carolina would
vote only The known compromise.
MI. 6ickey endorsed his colleague to the
fuIlest extent. ~ -.
Mr.C Cullom said ne man could hone to
carry Tennessee unless he was for tbs COM
promise. g.
On motion of Mr.. Sackett. the time and
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A DUEL PREvRNTED. - Baltimore, April
l6.-Edward Long and ]. w. Crisfeld,
Esqrs., both Wing members nf the Legisla.
ture, were arrested in Princess Ann on
Wednesday, and put under $4,000 bail,
to prevent them from fighting a duel. Judge
Spencer gave the information which led to
their arrest.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-26

TERR1sLE FIRE AT Howe KoNe.-The barque
VIM. Watson, arrived at San Francisco from
Hong Kong brought the intelligence Of most
disastrous conaagration there on the 2eth De.
cember which destroyed nearly the whole city
newspaper Office was destroyed. The public
market was destroyed, and much suffering was
the result. The total loss was put at 81 00e, 600
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Take Notice.

UTHEREAS my wife Susan has left my bed and
w board without just cause or provoeation, this
is to caution all persons against trusting her oh my
account, as will pay no debts Of her contracting
after this date. WARREN COTTON.
Roo; s,own April H. 1851
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-26

THE FREsHEr.-Ths water in the Ohio Rive
at Httaburgh commenced falling on Wednesday
morning. an Ion Thursday ymorning, the Post says,
twas down toordinary high water stage, hav-
ing fallen ten feet up to Wednesday evening.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-26
Ar THE RAVENNA
HARDWARE STORE

MAY be found Ares, saws, Cbisels, Planeirous,
Nl Door handles, Locks, ehovels and Toags,
KNIVES aud Forks, Hammers, Hatehets, Sadirons,
Mincpg Knives, Coffee and Spice Mills, Cards AMI
Curry combs, Brushes, Seeltsps, Butts and Screws,
Screw drivers, Bits, Beyels, Cages, Steel ard
Try Squares, Measures, Board Rules, Spring bal.
auees, steeiyards, MalIesbia wrought carrisgs and
Finishing Nails, Tscts, Foot Stoves, Rubber
Cloth, Coseh Lace, Gir,h and Rem web, Buekies,
Chains, Hsmes, Mallesble Castings, aud q greet
variety of articles not hitherto kept In this market,
which are offered low for the hard or Cpr,easy.
Ravelnn Dec. 80, 1854
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gurcIAsY.-The Gunsmith shop of Mr.. For
ker in this village, WAS entered on Saturday
night week, and two valuable rifles stolen. Tho
the gins have gone Of no report has been heard
from them Or the rogues who took them as yet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-26

THE CuAnaE 70 RoME.-There have been ru-
mors for some time past Of an intended change
in the u. s. Chargeship to Rome, and it was stat
ed that a Catholic citizen Of Maryland was TO
have the appointment, but We learn that the
President has now decided net to recall the pre-
sent incumbent, Mr.. Cass.
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Michigan Central Railroad.
8 - 1854. -

rEEA@3Ss SeDAs E3a@Nfe9
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LINE,
In connection with the Cleveland and Cincinnati
R. R., Cleveland and Erie R. R., Cleveland and
Pittsburgh R. r., and Michigan Central R. R.
PASSENGERS will be ticketed through from any
IL point on Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincin-
natl and Pittsbugh and from either of those places
to any point on Lake Michigan. sgss's4a
This line will be composed of two new low pres.
sure steamers built expressly for the route. 8.
CLEVELAND. Capt. C. c. STAsARD.
FOREST CITY,. Y..............Capt L. A. PIEpcE.
A boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit, aud De-
tret for Cleveland, every evening at 81 o'clock
rivipg in both cities the blowing morning in season
and Pittsburgh, and for The Lake Superior, and Sag
nav Boats at Detroit. Tney will run f:om Cleve
land in the following order: ssa s2 s
FOREST CITY. ~
Monday. ........ Wednesday,. .......s. Friday
CLEVELAND.
TUE sday... Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit:
CLEVELAND.
Monday. .........W w ednesday.. ........ Friday
FOREST CITY
& Tuesday. Thursday. ....... Saturday
The undersigned are prepared 70 make contracts
for all kinds of freight from Cleveland 10 Detroit,
Mackinaw, ssut Sic Marie, Saginaw, and all ports
I on Lake Michigan. The
OCEAN, CASPIAN AID ST. louis
will compose the line until the new boats ready.
AGENTS.
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland, ~ Z 80
PITMAN, TROWBRlDGE f. JONES, Detroit.
apr22 36o,f
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DERBY & LINN,
FASHIONBLE IAILORS,
yer sNift,s Drug Store, Ravenna, Ohio.
New Paint Shop,

HHHE undersigned 10 prepared to do all work In
IL his line with neatness and promptitude--sueh
Ornamental, Sign, carriage and House Painting.
Shop over Woodruff Is Backsm iths Shop. The un-
dersgned pledges that his work shall give satisfac
ton, and respectfully asks q share OF public pat
ronage. L. D. DAhROW.
Rasenna. April 90, 1859.
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Probate Notice

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all persons interest,
In ed, that the Executors and Administrators on
the following Estates, have presented to the Court
ofProbate for the Cosnty Of Portage 10 the State Of
Ohio, their several setilement accounts which are
placed on file in the Office of the Judge OF said
Court, and continued for the inspection and excep-
ton of all persons interested until the fifteenth day
nf lima A ID 1879. In wit.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-26

Also the accounts OF the Following Guardians.
Darius Dsyis, Guardian to yolna Rogers. s...f
Samuel M Barber, do do Peter Barber.
Lyman Bryant do AloI 20 Wbeelock.& als.
J Harmon do Marshal D Boney & 9th ars
Solomon Grenemire do Sophrona A Grimes ais
Attest IUTEFR BROWN,
Probate Judge.
Rayenpa, April 15, 1859. 3w359
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0@59o
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
ETNA ms. COMPANY,

3 r.-SsEt5G-s As OF Utica, M T. -
UNION MUTUAL LIFE ms. COMPAN1,
of Boston, Mass.
PROTECTION ms. COMPANY,
of Hartford, Conn.
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent for
the above Companies, will issue Policies on the
most favorable terms.
& R1-The above Companies stand among the best
managed and safest Insurance Companies in the
couatJ.
Applications made to is. HERRIcK.
General Insurance Agency office, Ravepnas 0.
Nooooo.o-oo-ooSo-o
THE Semmi. Annual Meeting Of the Board Of
School Examiners for Portage County, will be held
In RAvENNA, on TUESDAY the 27th inst.
By order Of the Board.
April 18th, 1854.
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For Sale OF, Rcmf.

sTyHE subscriber Offers for sale or rent ehssp,
his Dwelling House, Shop, and three lots.
(or about three qusrers ofsn oflsud) situated
at Campbells Port, Portpge County, Ohio. There
10 good barn and on eIeellent well Of wster on
the same.
For further particulars enquire OF the suhscribeS
ON the premises. CORY W. MEEKER.
CampbslIs Port, Feb. II, 1864. 36la
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FARM FOR SALE.

fTNHE Subscriber ofiers his fsrm Tor sale situated
Il one mile aud fousth from Gsrettsyille, &c wards
Nelson center, eontsining one hundred acres OF
land, we'll timbered and wstered, with good never
failing spring Of water in every lot and two large
watering troushs nesr the barn. Good buildings,
convenient tor dairy, two good orchards, and six
ty.two head of yosng cattle, two and three years
od & ye horses, q mschins in the woud-bouse that
will cut one hupered csrds OF stove wood in ono
day with horse, and a!machins In the barn thst
will thtesh and cut fise hundred bushels Of straw
fine for feeding 10 day with one horse and ono
man 10 tend Il. The frm will be sold with or with
out the stock or machinery.
Nelson March I7fh 1852. 4wSb6.
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Court of Com. Pleas. v,cauon
after March Term, 1864.
The State of Ohio,
Portage Co., s. s
Luclus Fitch, :
In chancsry.

TINE said Lucius H.. C Fitch, nonresident Mt of
: Il The State of Ohio, 10 hereby DotiEed that on
the 9th of AprIl A 1851, tho complaInsntin the
above entitled cause filed in the effice Of the Clerk
of said Court, on the Cbancery. side thereof, his
Bill of ComplsiDt, setting fot,h ,hereia amorg 9th
er things that he, the sa,d comPluinant, had put
chased of the said Luoius II Fitch certain cob
tracts for certain ands situate in the township of
Hiram in said county OF Portage, viz: his said Lit
cius Fl F,tch's Interest in written contract
made January 4th, 1885, for the purchase ot orc
half of land in said Hiram, by and between the
complainant and said Franklin Blackmer, and hy
the complainant sold to said Lucius Fitch Ju-
ly Ist 1871, and atterwads by said Locus H Fitch
sold aud coLve;sd TO the complainant. Also his
the sad Lucius Fltch's interest In certain
contract for the purchase of one half acre OF lard
situate in said Hiram township, made by and b'.
tween said Lucius II Fitchiand Hector Hg'ey ard
Harriet T Haley. The bill charges that the con-
plaiuant paid the said Lucius II Z Fitch the full
value OF said land, and that said Seth Wales Fitch
had full knowledge Of the premises. Yet the ss,d
Seth and the said Lucius H c Fitch, faudulehily
conniying aud coliuding together to cheat and DE-
IRE nd the complainant, pretended that he the said
Lucua II Fitch sold his said interest in said land
to said Seth Wales Fitch, and that he the said
Seth Wales Fitch hes procured deed oi the frst
piece of lsnd. The bill prsys that said fraudulent
contract between said Seth Wales Fitch IL Locus
H C Fitch be snnuiied and held for nsuyft, and
that the complainant have made 10 him good title
to said lands.
The said Lucius II c F tsh is hereby notified ths<
unless he plead, answer or dsmur said bill,
within sixty days after the rising OF the neIt term OF
said court, the same will be taken as to him con-
fessed and decreed upon accordingly.
STRAWDER g. BROWN,
R-o
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TT,RUNKs and Carpet Bags. "A large lot,
i for sale very cheap at the
EAGLE CLOTHING STORE.
Anil Q6 --..
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Kossuth Flats.

TUST Received at the EAGLE CLOTHING
u STORE, large supply of Kossuth Hate and
Caps, Of the latest styles, which will be sold for
small amount Of the "maseral aid - Call and ezs
anime them before purchasing eisewhers;
C. GREENFIELDER.
April rs, 1859.
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DoNNEr RIBBoNs--A splendid assortment
I'D now opening, aud for sale low at
sep3 PRENTIsE
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sarah Rristol,s Estate.

NOTlCEis hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administrator.
on the estate of Sarah Bristol, late of Ravenna,
Portage county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Rsvenna, this 10Th day of April, A
1875 sw36O u. s. BRISTOL !
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Revolution in Hungary
Kossuth Succeeded Austria Defeated!
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF
READY MADE CLOTHING!
Just received at the
EAGLE Clothing Store.

a1SxV V1VV12k3kO NAV
FTyHE subscriber has just received and s now
opening at his store, in Lii,le's Block, nearly
opposite the Prentss House one of the largest and
best selected stock Of of Spring and Summer Cloth.
Pants, Vests, &c, &C., of every style and variety,
which he offers for eafe at astonishing low prices.
ALI persons in need of anything in the Clothing
line, will consult their own interests by giving him
a call, as he is determined to sell cheaper than any
other similar establishment in the county.
He also keeps general assortment OF Furnishing
Goods, such as Shirts Of all kinds, Cravats, suspen-
ders, Hdkfs., Collars, Socks, SC, &C., all Of which
will be put at the very lowest figures.
His motto is 1--5
sLow Prices and Quick Sales !in
I Call and examine his stock, and You will not 90
away disappointed.
Ravenna, April 26, 1851.
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Gold Pens! Gold Pens!!

THE finest and best pens that can be procured
J. from the best manufacturers in the country,
for sale ut r. A. BAlRpS.
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DRIED PEACHES on hand and for sale
IL Shslsrsyllis ml6 at HORR'S.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-19

Ann White William M. Psrser.-Ia the Cisoait
Court xur Montgomery county = Court of Equtsy.
SHE complainant b lch day
Of September, 1885, shs sold certain tract Of
land lying Montgomery county Maryland devised her BY
White the Of sx hundred doars; deed
executed delivered by her
between said defend
his Of
said hundred dollars, eight Of which be
four hundred dollars and
the 2lst
And further
delivered the complainant
with said deed, and be of the
purchase thereof which,
painant advised sufficient IN law 10
the said land
The BILL therefore, said paper treated
equity foreclosure thereof deeed, and
said land be sold for the OF the said notes which have
fallen the said defendant be
ordered make good and sufficient OF the said premises
said complainant be given by the court
the that there
publication the said defendant
who resides the State OF Maryland in parts unknown II Is
this 24 August 1884, adudgcd and ordered that
this order 10 be inserted ~
published Washington, the District OF Co
lambda month before the 18th day " October
notice the said absent defcndas OF the object and sub
this bill him this court
solicitor before the Monday of March
the premises and show he has, why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER Circuit Judge.
Copy
JAS. q. Hrsiso, Clerk.
Sep H-iaw4w