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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08

MANY Of rol iustcnd Of mpanug public conf
dence 30 ihi. med cine hasun Tor au appreciation nd
1'ariey ty tar exceeding the saesuue expectation.
OF me- friends Nothing but It's intrinsic virtues aud the up
mthat hen o. conferred Thousand. sufferers could
originate ADD maintain the puia ion it ENJOYS While ma.
nefor remedies thrust upon the immunity have iail-
ed and hren d-card mi. ha, gained eads by cvoy trial
conferred aonels iho all eiod ,hey forget and
produced cures loo hume und remarkable be
gotten
"his d. fraud on tho public to pretend ,hl, any one
medicine val inialibs eufr-sn ibcrs abundant proof
ih', the CHERRY PICTORIAL does no, on, as a general
hing bat almost invariably the maadias for sh,oh
is employed.
A. time make. ,lsse facts dsi and better known this
medicine has gradually Income hos, to succ Of tho If
Acted lom 'ho s hin of ths American peasant 20 tho
palace Of Euro Kings Throughout ih. onfie caanr,
10 e'r state ey. and ndood almost ever, haaet n con
tlu-, CHERRY PICTORIAL Is known as ihe Ls.t remedy
oNtnr iof diseases OF The Throat uugs a boz naa,
foreign Countries coming be cx,onsve, used by
tteir Intelligent phS sicsns. 10 Great Biaia France
aod Germany, where the medical basa reached
their highest perfection, Cherry rooo iutolu cd aud O..
u eoasint nse 90 ite afie, hospitals, as houses public
Institution, and 30 domestic rractico as e sufr. remedy
hoif attending rhgaen- ompoy Tor more dang.r-
objections OF the lunss Alec, mlor cases. and tor
ohircu SAFE, d a.aut, aud et,,ual TO ruts 10 fact
Of the mos. aaueuug testinonia. We receive have
hoen hompaeus sho have found ecaeiou- ia cases par
ueul ulY incidental 20 idhood
The CHERRY PICTORIAL is manufactured o., a pfaet
cal Cheai' and every of 10 under hs eyo with
Hdahe ureafacy aud Il sealed protected b,
lav from eouutert consequent, be relied on a. gen
anne without aduii-rliion.
We have underworld horo furnish tho ronnuny win
medicine of such iaiasio superiority and should
commend it-'if TO Their conhdrncei remedy safe
speedy and e,r,ua, which ha. by tepeat,i nd
a. liz ba. and L. IN
preparing with chemical ACCURACY, saom strength,
ahoid phs siciaus agent which they rely Tor
The csi fell, aud no reed sith remedy that viii do
fof Them an iAai uleiicins do
Prepared aud sold ~ james &. Aver. Practice al
and Analytical Chemist
LOHELk, MISS.
1nEo A. PECK, Burlington, General Agent lot North
Vermont.
holi ia Noat leler by COLLINS 4 PIERCE and RED
FIELD SosANAlS also ~ Druggists every wkce ihiough
the country. 553al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08

s.NfN
sfihp Va III t4tssc
ID EMAINiNG "a the Post Once ~ Souhh.ld, Vermont
IL december ~, ls5i.
Abbott, Mrs lf.s Juriun, Lnfkm
AiiHch, Heman Jlcois, Alfred
Alexander, Amasa w kimeter, Roger
Adams Hannah Knight, Alneu
Bowen, CE keough, nfidgctt
Roach, sir, Auieia Kidd Jtui"s
hnnard, John Kennedy, Douns
honurtt, Elijah Latham. Harvey
bHsliIu, iciei Liveimofr, 4. -
Henson, Noah l.oamis, Daniel
Bailey, JDscrh Jr. Morse John
Bianches. Narci.sa Nurpu. Iossph
Brown, Jonathan NJ hiacuA, Jean Bipsts
brown, Koyn Mno,l, WIN
hrsgs, thas q Morse JONES n
Bnssot, Hiram Aosean. s. l-non
Bielry, bussols Mndtm, Isnr, q
Buxzeit Hiram Mcscs, John
Harness, Jnmc- Msfston. JahnP
Courier, Thomas y Morll, rauri.
Cuburn, Aaron 4 Murphy, Lacy
Camp u MrNnnirn John
Carly Patrick Ourl.tte john
Nady. q q Newton Nsf. &
Csuins, Eiecta Ncaui. n tanuh &
CosseL Patnck N.finn : a.. l.,
Chamberin, Lovinn Ps.i.,dv Albert
Churchill iir. IL II pf,.tftfl.- Pans
Uloestou Geofse Pom, Jiinc. %
Cfaig, Mary rsdiocs. sSisaon
Cfuaa, Michael rahnrt. Mis- Jano
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NEXT WEEK

SIOhkS lANGDON will receive lew Rich
- fig'd PERSIAN DE LAAts--asw patterns.
Also 500 ards of those handsome last cooTed Prints
We sell At sispepce. Gait soon uey ~ be al goae.
December ~, 1851. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
TO finish the road, build depos, and discharge in
cidental expenses.
Yours respectfully,
JDIIN SMITH
President V. g. C. r. II. Co

President V. g. c. II. II. Co.
Boston, Jan. 9, 1852
Mr. LEAvITr, the Treasurer for the time be-
ing, is the gentlemanly and efficient chief clerk
in the 1reasurers Office of the Vermont Cen
tral Railroad, Boston. BY the way, we happened
to be in the Office on New Years morning, and
the year 1851 were all posted up, and the bal
ance sheet completed.
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LIST January, 1852,
TO PAY.
Notice to builders.

4 IL persons indicated 70 KEITH A BARKER a,
~ qus-led 10 coll nod settle.
JtnuHfv l. 1852
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WANTED.

4 the PAPER MILL, Montpelier, Rye Straw, Pea
~ Straw, Gem iiusks, aad ssifgl- Tow Farmers who
have these arc's spare VIII hn good inarkst III they
call soon, AZ ne Paper Aii Of &. A. WALTON .sD SON.
December 2. 1851.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
BUFFALO ROBES.

II AIFa1 Of IndIFn Suns. WIuI1 and with soame.
- 80 boes of No q Pine scam, T. n and extr, rob..
AT wholesale aud reta LYMAN 4 KING.
Boeemhci T. 1851. IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08

- ToRRs a LANGDON ha,a iast returned from Boston
- With a few SILKS, ID. LAlNS PRINTS, &C. May
other kads IT GOODS, adapted 20 the present ess
SIORkS 4 LANGDON
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-08-25

II sho"id be unircrsaHy knorn-for it
Is strltIy truc-that indigestion is the par
"nt of Il large proportion of the fatal dis
eases. Dyscmtcry, diarrhoca, cholera NOR
bus, liver complaint, and many other dis
eases enumerated i'll the city inspectors
weekly catalogue Of deaths, are generated
10y Indigestion alone. Think of that dvs-
prptics! think of it all who suffer from
disordcred stomach's, and if you are will
ling to be guided by advice, founded upon
experience, resort at once (lon't DELAY Il
day. to Hoohand's German Bittcrs pre-
pared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson, which, as
an Alternative, curative, and invigoraut
stands alone and umapproachcd. General
repot, 100 Arch street We have tried
these BitterS, and know that they are cx-
ccllent for the diseases specified above
Phladeiphid city Hcm. %
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LIFE OF ROBERT EMMETT,

The Celebrated Irish Patriot and Mqrtyr
With his Speeches, dc. also an APpendir
containing valuable portions Of Irish His.
tory, by John w. Burke.
work is one of the most readable
Il biographies ever offered to the Amcri.
can reader, and will be hailed with Joy by
every admirer of the distinguished but iii.
fated subject.
Besides the life of ROBERT EMMETT, il
gives minute detail of the various insur.
rections and outbreaks of the Irish in attemp.
ting to free themselves from English bon.
dage. Alsc the Life of Theobald Wolfe
Tone, the trial of Mitchell, OBrien, Meagher
and their compatriots.
All order for the Book will be promptly
attended. Liberal deduction made to agents
who will sell the work for us. For sale by
Booksellers generally. Address
JOHN w. BURKE, Cassyille, Ga.
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Letter from General Pierce.

The accompanying correspondence, which
we find in the Washington Republic Of
Saturday, will commend itself to public
attention 1t embraces letter from Gen,
Pierce, exculpating himself from the
charges founded upon the published re-
ports Of his New Boston speech, and Civ.
ing his own version of his position before
the country on the slavery question:
To the Editor Of the Republic:
Dear Sir: On the appearance in your
paper of charge intended, if not calcul-
ated seriously to impair and perchance to
destroy the confidence of General Pierce's
southern supportes in his soundncss ON the
slavery question, | addressed him letter,
which together with his reply, l now ask
you, as an act of justice to publish.
l make this request, presuming your
object like mine, to have been the discov-
cry of the truth.
Very respectfully, EDWIN DE LEON.
WAsuINGToN, Aug. 13, 1852.
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| IHE BOOK CoNCERN.-The following
extract from one of the New York letters
OF an exchange, accounts for the delay in
adjusting the question Of dividing the
Methodist Book Concern situated in New
York:
THE long-pending difficulty between
the Methodist Churches, North and South,
IN respect to the mammoth Book Concern
IN this city, has not yet been finally dis
posed of, although the principle involved
was decided by the United States Circuit
Court in favor of the Church Southland
the Church North has determined not TO
appeal. The cause of the delay is said
to be the confused state of the accounts
of their concern, which the most skillful
bookkeepers find it difficult TO unrayeI.
and, until these accounts are straiphted
out, it will be impossible TO ascertain the
value OF the concern. The fact is, the
BOOK Concern has been in the hands of
the most stupid and incompetent men that
could have been called from the whole
Held of the Methodist denomination. They
may have been abundanty blessed with
Plcty, but they have not had the least
modlcum OF b"siness fact, and have gone
on, heaping bunder upon bunder, until
the financial department is in almost in
eXtncabIe confusion. The best way to
settle the matter would be to sell out the
whole concern to the highest bidder, and
to divide the proceeds"
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WAsHINGToN, July II, 1852.


Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find an ar
ticle, in which, as one of the editors of the
Southern Press, of this city, took issue
with my colleague in advocacy of your
claims to southern support for the PrcSi-
dency. That action was predfcatcd upon
my belief Of your entire soundness upon
the slavery question. Within the last
week, speech purporting to have been
delivered by YOU in January last, has been
republished from two Democratic papers
i'll your own State, (Which are said now
to support you.) On the truth or falsity
of this, much depends. Neither those
with whom | act, nor myself, can consent
that any doubt should rest on n matter c.
such Importance; but, placing full reliance
on the fearless fankness of your character,
on their behalf and my own, respectful
ly ask Of you whether that report, which
your southern supporters believe to be
without foundation as opposed to your pre-
vloIs course is correct?
The peculiar position which occupy
must plead my apology for troubling you
with this letter.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
EDWIN DE LEON.
Gen. F. PIERCE, Concord, N. II.
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CHEnAw AND DARLrN1oN RAIr. Roam.
1t Is our pleasure, this week, to make
thc gratifying announcement, that the re-
qu'Site amount Of stock necessary to Sc
cure the charter of the above road. and
,or the organization of the Company, has
been subscribed. We look upon this rs
inc most important event to the people of
'hiS ectlon OF country, which has occur
red within the recollection of the "oldcst
mhaoItant." The upper Pee Dee country
aoounds in unavailable resources which
the completion of this and the Whining
ton and Manchester Rail Road must de-
veIope and make valuable. The securing
OF the charter, and the organization of the
company, with the spirit manifested, we
teel an ample guarantee for the comple-
ton OF the Road, at the earliest possible
moment. Indeed, it only remains for the
stockholders, who are to meet in this place,
as will be seen by reference to the advcr-
tlsmcnt of the cCommssioncrs, on the 3lst
INST, to elect Board of Directors imbucd
with their own spirit, to remove all doubt
That they will do this, we feel confidently
assured.-CHerdw Gazette.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAND FOR SALE.

J. ID. Johnson, Admir-
Glass G. CASTOR, ,dec'dJ IS EQUrrY,
Vs. LANCASTER.
Asia NJ, CASTOR, ct. al.
Under the decree of the Court in above
case, will sell at lancaster {. H., on the
LIST Monday in October, 1852, the Plantation
or Tract Of Land, near the village, on the
waters Of Bear Creek ,whcreon the defendant
A. NJ. CASTOR, formerly resided, containing
$50 Acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF
DIR. X. Il. Wylie and others.
Terms--A credit of one and two years,
purchaser giving bond and good security,
with interest from day of sale, payable an
nually, and mortgage.
JAMES III. WiTHERSPOON.
August 23d, 1852. C.E. L. ID.
aug 30, 30 ct printers fec 1926.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Cyrus A. Allen, and
Jane his wife,
vs.
James NJ. Richardson,
and others.

BY virtue Of the decree Of the Court Of
Equity, made in this case, June Term, 1852,
| will sell at Lancaster G.. IT,, on the LIST
Monday (tho 4th day. Of October next, that
desirable lot in the village Of Lancaster, near
and fronting the Court House, with the
buildings situate thereon, bounded North by
Dunlap street, West by Catswba street,
South by lot of Jones Crock EFT, and East by
A. 9. Dunlap's lot
Terms-Aeredit Of IL months, purchaser
giving bond and good security, with interest
from day Of sale. n
las. II. lwITHERsPooN.
August 23d, 1852. Com. Ea. L. ID.
aug 25 20 Sc printers fee 1926.
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Mechanics, Manufao-
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INllE Eighth Volume of the Scientific
l. AMERICAN commences on the lsth of
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Il is unriyallrd as n journal Of The Arts
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The Publishers pledge thomscIYcs that
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ERgrGringS, over four hundred pages of
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Valuable Premiums are offered for the
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

4 n ELECTION will be held on the 2d
~ day of October next, for Major OF thr
Lower Battolion, TO fill the vacarcy ccca-
stoned by the resignation Of Major j. y.
Halle. The polI, will be opened al cach Of
the places of rcDdcsvous Of each compfny
in the Lower Battalion, at IL o'clock, /. NJ.
and close At 3 o'clock, =. NJ: the Managers.
It least one Of them from each box. will meet
at Lancaster Gil. on Monday the lth, count
the votes, and report forthwith to the Brig
dior General the result of the election.
BY order ofthc Brigadicr General Chandlcr
9Th Brigade.
H. r. PRICE.
Col. 2lst Rcg't :. {. II.
August % ct 20
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~" The friends of WNl. McKENNA
announce him as n candidate to represent
this District in the Senate, at the ensuing
election.
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Chesterfield, G. H. Mail.
DUE SATURDAY, AT TO- N.

DUE SATURDAY, AT 10 A. N.
DEPARTS THURSDAY, AT4 A.M
All letters must be deposited by 8 o'clL
/. NJ, to ensure their departure by next
mail.
All transcicnt newspapers sent are re-
qulred to bc pre- pail, otherwise they are
not mailed.
All persons who receive newspapers
and other pcrio licals, will observe that the
law requires the postage to be paid quar-
terty IN adcance.
I. X. MAGILL, p. NJ.
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COLUMBIA, August 2lst.-CorToy-A A
quiet but steady demand prevailed for this
article in our market to-day prices were
very iirm, without the least change from
those current yea.erday. 80 bales were sold
ut 80 lOf cents.
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T II E DEW DROP:
JOURNAL FOR THE
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE

Published !Semi-monthiy at !IadsSboro' v. C..
By FRANC. NJ. PAUL, G. W.P.
Is offered to the patronage Of the Temper
anre public.
Terms: For single copies 90 cts; 9copies
So; l5 copies So; 90 copies SO. Icg~The
money must accompany all orders. Per-
sons sending clubs of nine, fifteen or twen-
ty will receive one copy gratis. 20
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"iIRsbOrO' nlaiI.

DUE SATURDAY, AT @ p. NJ.
DDrARTs THURSDAY, AT 4 T.. NJ.
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Mail Arrangements.
Camden NEai,

DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
At 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, 4 SATURDAY.
1t I o'clock, 4. N.
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Notice of Election.

A \ ELECTION WILL BIZ HELD FOR
~ lst Lieutenant of the Lancaster Rillc
Company, on their next regular Muster DAY.
to fill the Vacancy occasioncd by the promo
ton Of {. Brlk.
BY order of II. X. PRICE.
Aug 2j. % If Col. 2ls, Rr~i.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES

~" The friends of GEORGE McC.
WITHERSPOON, Esq, announce him as Il
Candidate to represent this District in the
Senate of the next Legislature.
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Concord Illail

DUE THURSDAY, AT 6 T.. NJ.
DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 6 A. NJ.
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CbrSfCrViiic mail:

DUE WEDNESDAY, AT 5 p. II.
DEPARTS SATURDAY, AT IL A.. NJ.
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Charlotte Mail

DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY.
III o'clock, p. W.
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COM M ERCIAL.
LATEST DATES
The Markets.

CHARLESTON, AUGUST 23-Ihl.pdst one
oc'oc6-CoTToN.-The sales this morning
amount to S3 bales at 9tal Il cents.
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NJ Is c Il L l. An Il 0 US.
State Of South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTM ENT.
JULY 3Oth. 1852.

WWIIEREAS information has been
w received Ly this Departmcnt,that
Il murder was committed on the body of
Hugh Dove, in Marion District, by
HUGH CAMPBELL, and that the said
Campbell has either fed or conceals linn
self.
Now, i'll order that the said Campbell
may be brought TO trial, be ii known,
that |, JonN ii. MEANS, Governor in and
over the State Of South Carolina, DO issue
tins my Proclamation, oti,ringa reward OF
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for hi,
delivery to the Jail Of Marion District.
Campbell is about 30 or 80 years OIL:
, feet 3 inches high, stoutly built, walks
quick and steps short; has blue ewes,
Homan nose, hlack hair and thick beard.
In testimony whereof, | have signcdmY
name and affixed the seal OF the
State.
JOHN II. MEANS, r.. 3.
l'y the Governor,
BENJAMIN PEuiY, Secretary Of Stasc.
August II. I'm p
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MIR. EDlTOR--Plcase announce MrP.T.
HAMMOND rs II Candidate for the Housr of
Representatives in the next Legislature, and
oblige MANY VOTERS.
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TERMS! TERMS TERMS.
Copy one year 90
copy six months. ........l 90
8 copies for six months. 4 90
10 copies for six months. .S 90
10 copies for twelve months. Is 90
ID copies for twelve months % 90
20 copies for twelve months. % 90
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
Southern and Western Money ard Post
Office Stamps taken for subscription. ct.
ters should he postpaid. aug 1928
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MIR. EDlTOR:-Plcasc announce Col.
THOMAS w. HUEY as a suitable candi-
date to represent this District in the Senate,
in the next Legislature, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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COM NJ T ITT ED

TO THE JAIL OF LANCASTER DIS
Il trict a Nero Boy, who calls himself
Dick, and says he belongs to Thomas War.
rcn,of Collcton District. Dick is Il dark Mn
latto, p or - ycars old, D feet Org inches
high, and will weigh about liO lls The
owner is requested TO come forward. prov"
property, and take him away.
JAMES ADAMS,
August 18th, 1852. Sheriff l.. -.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEulH NUIlUEN.
IN EeGETX-E.olcastcr District
James NJ. Ingram, Executor)
Rev. Elias l.. Fraser Petition
W.
Francis p. BOUlwarc. 10 sell
and Mary f.. his wife, slaves.
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Fran
els =. BunIWar" and Mary f., his wife, de-
PENDANTS III above petition, reside without
thr limits Of this State. II is ordered on
motion Of CASTOR. solicitor for ncttioncrs
that id defendants, Francis u. Boulwarn
and Mary r. his wife. DO answer, plead or
G"mUr 10 the petition in above ease on or be-
fore tiso 18Th day 1f November, 1872.
,'h r",Sc am order pro cOnicsso will be Or
drrcd against them.
JAS. II. WlTITERSPOON,
Com. Eq'y Ian. Dist.
LANCASTER G. H.. So. Ca,
August II. 1892. Naug Is. 3m.
Fsi E3:Ii!y--Eaucastcr District
John Richardson,
James NJ. Richardson, Bill for
Thonas Richardson, nccount.
J"sHrn u. hlinTl", and relief, and
wife Margaret, so.lorth.
Mary Allen.
C%r~, A.AlIyn&wile Jane.
Happening to my satisfaction thatall the
shove naurd Gci"udantS reside without the
limits Of this Sttc. It is ordered. on
mo,ion OF Moore. solicitor for comph,iusnts
ihtt Tie '"id defendants do answer, plead,
or dcmur to the BlI in above case, ON or
on or before the 1T day ofScptcmbcr. 1852,
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