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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
NOTICE.

EPho President and Directors of the Iror
= Bank have declared a semi. annual
Dividend of FIVE per cent on the original
ca pital stock of said Bank, and have also
voted to pay interest at the rate Of six per
cen, Der annum on the increased capital Of
said bank, out Of the earnings Of the last
elk months--payNble TO the stockholders
an and after the IL. Of July next. -
m ,he Increas ed capital Of the above Bank
viii BE- due and payable ~ said Bank the
0nth inst.
The annual meeting Of The Stockholders
Of the Iron Bank will be holden At their
Hawking houSSln Falls Village on Tuesday,
the Slh OF July noxl.
A. g, RANDALL, Cash'r.
Falla Village, June ~ 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
Investment Of Money.
TlNHE sui,,cr lbers will atlen5 10 the
investment Of Money

FlVHE sui,,cr lbers will at enIlo the
l. Investment OF Money :.
~ the cities of New York. brookIyn' anf
Wnl,am>buigh., d
In SUMS Of $500 or more.
ON Bond and Mortgage, on improved and uH'
incumbe, ed Real Estate, worth al least =
FIFTY FER CENT. MORE
than the ssinveslrnent;a at SEVEN per cent. in.
teres,, per annum, PAYABLE h"lt yearly: anf
will tend to the colIectiGD of interest whet
due, and remit the same to lenders, or occepf
of draft. therefor. payable'on the days the !'n
terest will fall due. No charge Is made tt
lenders for the investment Of money o. tho
collect ion of interest, d. 81
The situation of the Spbscribcra as Attor
neys tor the Building Associations mentioned
below, give them : facilities for investing
money wnhn ten. days after its receipt OF
after receipt of nolice of the Sums. to be In
vested. -
We rest as guarantee of our integrity am
capacity upon the fact that ~e are rhe Attor
neys OF the following Corporations, all
which employ their caolIal in investments o
mortgage, whereby the amount invested b
us exceeds = ''' 4" 'N'
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
FOR SALE.

WISHING 10 close my business 10 this
w place, offer for sale my entire
stock 81 Stoves, TIN Ware, Machines aud
Tools, fSf carrying on tho Tin business Ia
all lie braRches.
Tho above will he T.. either with, OF
without tho Tools aud Machines. and 10
any one wishing 10 enter the above bust.
mesa, II 10 n good opportunity, as the busl'
ness Ia wall established and the stand q
good one Tho above ell be sold ct O
bargain.
West Cornwall. June I, 1882,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
THE POPULAR
FAMILY DRY GOODS STORE.

II and 70 Chaprl street. New Haven, Conn.
VTTEtske this method of iuiurIning OF.
w friends and customers, and also thos.
Gentlemen and aheir famiIes who may be
called 10 New Haven during the c, ming sea"
sou, that QUE Usually
RICH& CHOICE STOCK OF
Black Silks. oil B,il~d. Elegant Brocade and
Arlnnfre Fancy Dress SiIks Tissues, BerageF
Brrage De L1lhes. Muuselines De raisC
rrench JAconels aud Cambrics. has had
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
wo,th adddd TO II within The last !hrec weeks
which makes it worthy the large patronage
which has been bestowed upen il The last TWO
years. In adGiIion we shall Offer extra ins
ducemcnts Tits season in
WIHfE CANTON GRAPE SHAWL.
bought at unusually ,ow prices ior Cash,
so HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
In This Tide we are not to be exccllcd. House
wives 81 'u!d not fail to come and see US,
Particular attention ia also paid to
RICH EVENING DRESS GOODS.
silks, Muslirs, Laces, Grapes, &c. SC, in
white ard coiors..
AN AUCTION PURCHASE.
100 yards Plain and Striped Glacie silks,
usually sold at 81 90 we are no,y rapidly cut
ting thcm'aI IS cts-It is a clear saving Of
3 or d,ji!ars aDress-
) "aies Heavy Brown Shretings at I'D cts
per yard -.
2Clsss 3irached Shpetngs and Shrtings
{ 1 asrs OF Me; Imack and other styles Of
2 ~ cens 'Cailcn's
Case Prm:ed MuSlins at IL l-2 cts fast
C"lors.
D ,-nnt fail to come and examine our as
sultmeut - $50
REUBEN g. JAMES RICE
." II and 70 Chapel street.
New n iyrn Apiil 10 IS52
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
Architecture.

o. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
216 Main Street, Hartford, Conn.
OFFER their services to gentlemen a.
" bout to build, to committees Of Public
Buildings, Churches, School H0uses, &c.
Plans for all kinds and styles of dwell
ing houses. &c, actually built and in pro-
gress, can at all lines be seen at their Of
fee and as il is more economical and
saves much after disappointment to have
plans and specifications well matured be-
fore commencing, it must be desirable for
those about to build to secure the services
of experienced Architects.
They also undertake the inspection Of
works during the progress as we'll as fur
nish designs for every style Of interior de-
coration, fresco painting, monuments, tab
let's. &c. Charges always moderate.
Ian. 90, 1889. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29


no,, ,Humph,e,sville0 with the A. M :;
Tra;, Snwn. and on Mondays Wednesdays and
Er ida with the a P. NJ. Train, Returning
will leave every day on the arrival OF the
q os P. M. Train from Bridgeport and on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays IRON Inc
~ az 4 M! Train from Bridgeport.
McNeil's Stage from Water'own Will con,
ner, q, waterbury every day, with the $50
A NJ Train down, returning on the arrival OF
,hs 70 as A. M. from Bridgeport AND On
TN.sdays. Thursdays aao Saturdays with the
ssSp M. Train down, returning On the arrI-
val Of the 500 P. Nj. Train from Bridges
port. r.;,,. ,.,;;, .onr.., =,
plymou1n with the 8 A. NJ train dowm res
iuTnirR on arrival Of the 10 30 A. NJ. Train
from Bridgeport:
Fsn.'s Stags(rom Li,eh6eld. will connect
NJ Li.shaeld Station with both Passenger
Trains each wav. .
TOFREIGAT SHlPPERS-Freighl will b.
Way billed from eaeh Station for New York
New Haven aud Bridgeport.
ey. The facilities Tor transporting EFeigh
having been greatly increased. shlPpeFs ma,
res. assured that their goods will % saken
Through 10 THAR destination with despaten,
pHiLO HURD ,Supesis'endsnt
R,IdaapoFt, ApFli. 90 ieSa'
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
T 0 6 I ROY MEN
1tperintendents of Sabbath Schools

+ =. - ~
raE subscribers beg leave to cali Jour attention 10 then
e"ek II SABBATIi-SciioOL BOOKS which believed to
p ge OIL and complete than thato amy other establish
e""tR New Ehglsaa, The publication. OF the following
"cte',> VT: american Sunday schoo Union, American
soei''y Presbyterian Bpard Of Publication, Mass Sab
sch"ol Society, New EnglaEd $. s. Union, Doctrinus
a"a sook s"cis,y and Ana Baptist Publication Society.
's'Aa > kept On hand and In addo,l a full sap
"'Aas5ees esnss Of Msssr. Carter 4 Brothers, b.
r,..s.O o+ 80. narrsr & nrNaers, Could 4. Lhcon,
books aFs such that can furnish .hra,. ,"..a -
= . lev price IS y can hs procured in New YORK
'ston- Our long experience In he sanAa
rk bHBcss eDabss us to an oFdes by muN n ..,,ss
43 tnamef when e'ir'. When libraries aso oras,aa y
iGan alrabsiiea catalogue q HE books nov, 81 80
d betEward and The general Character ~ ne h.os.
e.pHa. apecaed. Pieass address all edento
BR0CKEI'F & HUTCHINSON,
aas Theological ard 8. S. DOoInellsrs,
2l9 MAIN sfRRgT,
gxAaEv "PPosITu THE eouRANr ogPir
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
Premium Sky-Light Daguerreotypes

Premium Sky-Light DaguerreOtypeS'
VT1HE undo .sigre,l would most respect
l. fully AGAIN call the attention OF the
citizens of Litchfeld County to his supe"
rior m. thod of taking Daguerreotype Like
nesses. The public may rest assured ina
no trouble CIR expense will be spared on
his par. in making himself acquainted with
every new improvement, and pc aoie " aH
times to prodoce as good Miniatures as can
be obtained in the country: For the iaSt
i've years his whole. time and attention mas
been devoted to the Art OF Photography,
and he is haE py in being able to say. that
his most "sangu,ne expectations nave osen
more than realized, both in regard TO tine
very extensive patronage he has received
as well as his SUCCESS in being able at all
times 10 produce first class pictures. 1t IL
we'll known to scientific men who have a
practical knowledge of this 'wohdertufarl
that pure atmosphere 10 very essential 70
! the production Of fine clear and well 90
veloped picture. Now Isitchheld Hill h Ia
I this respect perhaps more highly favored
y than almost any other place 10. New Eng
= land. He trusts that oil who have no
y already faithful representation OF life
u will lose no time In calling at his rooms AM
|" sitting for their pictures while there 10 ye
life while the eye is clear and expressive
and the cheek retains Its vivid glow; 10
il 10 lamentable fact that he 10 often calle'
: upon 70 20 TO the 'hOHse OF mourning y
4 luke the hkeneSAes Of deceased persons
n Thon delay not, but cali Immediately, an
You shall 10 guaFanteeda perfect lae Slmll
oithe living auhleet.
0r.RooMs In the frat building south 4
the Mansion House.
L. jupp.
Ll'ehAsld, May a0,h, 1862,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
Geese Feathers

uV HE subscribers have made arrar se
men:s to keep constant supply of q
Y first rate article Of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selected and packed with grea
: care by ourselves, upackages offrom
20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish at all tim
any quantity from 2Oto 1000 lbs of qual>
ily they will warrant as good as the beet
at as low prices as can be purchased
equalqualfty in the State.
s. g. L. HURLBUT.
WincneSter 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
LINSEED OIL.

TNHE subscriber takes this opportunity to
Il inform his friends and the public genes
rally, that he has purchased of MIR, p. s.
Beebe the OIL MILL at Bsnt"m Falls wheN
he is manufacturing Linseed Oil, pure arti
Gle. and has for sale in large and small quar-
titles. Also Oil Cake:
. w.. XII BOJEN
March sth, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
B Q o K S

30 o K S
q FOR
II o l. L b II RI ES.
6AAMBEEss' INFORMATION FOR THE PEoPI.E.
VI. "'i'.s cTcLoPEDTA OF ENG. LITERATURE
MISCELLANY, 10 vols. . q
SHARKS AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY, lst SERIES 10 vols
W =" : g. ~ 80 81. ~ I'll series, Is vols
HEADLEY'S WORKS, II vols. e
WASHINGTON IRVING's WORKS, Is vols.
kENNEev's LIFE OF WRIT, v,,Is.A -.
tHNcH'S DEAD SEA EXPEDITION.
AAfARD'S NINEVEn, >, -. \
hawks EGYPT.
SPENcER's EAST.
SUME's HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
slRBoNs ROME y
c'"AULAY'S ENGLAND. 3.
1'''LI.lN's ANCIENT HISTORY.
EHoTE's GREECE y
t"BorrS HISTORIES, Is vols
kRANcoNIA STORIES, vols.-
PANVARDS HISTORIES, 9 vols out.
ISLAND HONE
t"CNG AMERICANS ABROAD.
DE WIDE WORLD, vols, &C. &c. For sale BY
BROCKETT & HUTCHINSON.
2l9 MAIN STREET, y.
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE couRANT OFFICE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
QOO1a aHL 40 Isv1sIG INV 40


The 70 lowing is list of our authorize!
Agents
WE & G Fl Baldwin, Litchfeld; J D
Joice, Salisbury Barnum & Richardson,
Lime Rock BeIden s. Miner, Falls Vii,
Iage Gardner & Sanford, West Cornwall
W a;soh g. Smith, Sharon-A'ord q
B ro,her. Wocotville-J Eli Treat. New
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
100000 per month.

frs- If further reference il required. we can
on application. refer to the principal Mer-
chants, Bankers ard Insurers in New York
a d Brunkl,t. '"'
Address all communications to
BARNARD & PARSONS,
.e ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
l6 Wall sheet, New York
3m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
Summer Goods.

~ L WEBB. has just received a hand.
~. some assortment OF printed Lawns
}rrIse De'Laines. Fancy GInghams. Silk
Gloves, Laced Mitts. Para sole, Irish Linens,
anew style uf handsome P ints and many
nrhcr goods, with a fresh supply OF good
leas
July |, 1852. 3w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29

Miliord-Mr Taltie. Plymouth Hollow -
Wood ward g. Crast, Woodbury-C II
SANFORD, Bridge water-H Kilbourn, Milton
Conn E TomIinson, New Pi eston-WiIl
lam Hunt, William Fry. Ea$
Kent-E Sk,ff Cornwall BRIDGE Hollis
ter, Salisbury-Joyce & spurt. Sorrh Ca
mann NJ '"
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
ny ELM C..

Jackson hereby XXX gEss o notice that
Pants, Coats, Stockings, Ladies' Dresses,
Shawls, &C., at his residence, one quarter
ola mile west Of the Court House, in Litch
field.
D All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
Lichfeld, September 1851 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
J. Z. Judd.
DAGUERREAN ARTIST.

IT AS taken. Rnolas in the first building be-
II low the Mansion House, where his Mini
lures may ne obtained At all times
Litchfield, ApI.l2 1851 AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
#. IA. AS ChG17'dS,

ONE PRICE TAILORING, CLOTHING
AND GENrLEMEN's oUTFITTINa
ESTABLISHMENT, FEW
DOORS WEST OF THE
COURT HOUSE,
WEST STREET.
XKTlIERE he is prepared to offer the
Wv greatest Inducements to purchasers OF
Ctothlng ever offered in this OF any other town
in the county. Having just added to hisstock
large and egantassortrhent of Spring goods
consisting of Broadcloths Of French, German,
English and American MANUFACTURED Of all
shae eS and quality. Cassmeres, Plain. Black,
English and French Doeskins. together with
a variety Of Fancy Cassimeres, of new and
fashionable styles Black and Fancy satins, and
silk Vestings. Marseiles and Summer VesliHgs
of ,ery description, with larg. assortment
Of spring and summer Clothing which have
been got up with The greatest care and he will
warrant in quality, style and durability Of
workmanship, which will be sold cheaper
than can be bought elsewhere.
Furnishing Goods,
Embracing large assortment of Plain and
Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bosoms. Silk Handker-
chiefs, Cravats. Ties, Hosiery, Gloves &c &c
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their garments made in a style not to be sur
,assed in fashion or workmanship and warran-
d TO fit. To hls old customers and friends
40 have so long patronized him he takes
--. occasion to acknowledge their kindness
hoping TO see them one and all at his stand in
west street where he will endeavor if one
Price and that cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere. is all that is required to retain their
patronage.
Cutting done at short notice, spring and
sim m or fashions received,
a. r. Fl. RICHARDS.
Litchfeld, June ! 1882
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
.. g. BATTERSON'S
H9ARD6E WORKS

Hartford, Conn.
an umsntS and Tomhs Of American and
Italian Marble, BaptlsmAl Fonts. MI.
raj Tablets, Urine, vapes. Alanlles
Table Tops, italian Tile for
Floors, sc, constantly
on hand OF furnished 10 order.
tiar tford9 June isl'
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
STAGE, LINES.

~ Bradley's Stage from
EsAe@B Woodbury., Sou,hbuIy.
EE3N Soulhford, and Oxford
==ss.ss4s=zeszE7@S will connect at Sey :.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-01
BUFFALO. ACADEMY.
THE SECOND SESSION of tb;, A..d.

THE SECOND SESSION of thi. Ac,ds
= my will commence on MONDAY, APRIL
18th. and continue twenty one weeks.
The Academy embraces three Departments
The PREPARAToRY, in which instruction i,
given in the primary branches of an English
ed4eaiion. Tuition in this department is 1--WE
dollars a session.
The INTERMEDIATE, in which tie common
English branches are thoroughly taught Tui.
ton in this Department is ten dollars ses-
sion.
The ADVANCED; in which the pupil receive.
instruction IN the higher English branches, and
also in Latin, Greek and German. Tuition
IN this Department is fifteen dollars session.
Instruction will be given on the Piano. and
IN Ornamen tai Needle-work and Embroidery.
1t is the design Of the Trustees and Teach
ers Of this Institution TO make il first class
Academy, in which the character Of the in
struction given shall not, in any particular, fall
below that furnished in our Oldest and best
schools Of the same grade.
Special attention is given TO the fitting Of
young men for College. and, also, for mercan-
tile life, Those designing to teach will receive
instruction with reference to that profession.
Eighty students have been in attendance
during the hrst session, which has Just closed,
and increased facilities will De presented du-
ring the next session for the accommodation Of
all who may attend.
Circulars, furnishing detailed information,
can be obtained by correspondence with the
Principal.
G. r. EOSSETER. Principal,
Buffalo, Putnam, Co., Virginia.
april I, Is52-5w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-01

I PREsENrArIoN.-Mayor Fleming
on behalf of the citizens Of Alleghe.
ny City, last week presented a splen.
did set of colors TO Capt. Bachelor
! of the magnificent steamer Ale
gheny. In presenting the flags,
Mayor Fleming wrote the following
letter to Capt. B.:
ALLEGHENY, March %, 1852.
Dear Sir:-AlIow me on behalf OF
the citizens of Allegheny, TO present
you with the accompanying set Of
colors for the use Of the beautiful
boat, Of which you are commander.
| need not say that it affords me
great pleasure, thus TO reciprocate
the compliment, which you have
conferred upon our City. in giving
its name to one of the swiftest and
best boats which navigate the Wes-
tern waters. We sincerely trust,
as citizens OF Allegheny, that the
fortunes of your noble craft, may be
as prosperous as that OF the name
sake, and, that good fortune may
ever attend her officers, TO which
their geutlemanly deneanor, and
business qualifications so well entitle
them. With great respect, am
yours, &c, Ii. S. FLEMING.
Capt. Bachelor replied TO Mayor
Fleming III the following note:
STEAMER ALLEGHENY,
Pittsburgh, March %, 80.
HoN. H. s. FLEMING, Mayor of
AAegheny-Sir: | accept with the
liveliest feelings OF qualification, the
elegant suite oI colors presented
through you, by citizens of AlIeghe-
nv City, TO the steamer Allegheny.
under nv command. The good
taste of the owners in choosing for
boat, they meant to be unsurpassed
in her class. the name OF your pros
porous city, is more than confirmed
by this liberal testimony of gener-
Gus and appreciaiive spirit on the
part OF your citizens.
For myself and in behalf Of the
other owners | thank the citizens OF
Allegheny for their handsome pres
ent, and we warmly reciprocate the
and kindly terms in
which you have been pleased to con-
vey their beautiful testimonial. /
am, Respectfully,
Your Obediant Servant,
CHAS. w. BATCHELOR,
Master.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-01
Master.

MUTUAL FIRE INsURANcE.-A debate
in the New York Assembly few days
since, on a bill in relation to Mutual
Fire Insurance Companies, brought out
a fact which may be of interest else
where. The Albany Register says:
1t was stated by Mr.. Underwood, that
the Court of Appeals has decided that
these companies were in the nature of
partnerships, and that each person in
sured in them were perpetually liable
for their debts. 1t has been generally
that If a man gave his premi-
um note and got insured for five years,
his liabilities ceased with the expiration
ofthat period, But not so. 1t is con-
tinued, and he may be called upon to
contribute TO the payment of debts Of the
company, after the lapse offifty years,
If Mr.. Underwood was not mistaken
as to the nature of this decision, there is
scarcely any one who will hereafter be-
come partner in one ofthese concerns,
by becoming insured and giving his pre-
MUM note. Il was with view TO meet
the new position ofthings caused by the
Interpretation ofthe law of l849, as CIV
en- by the Court of Appeals, that the bill
to allow those who have become insured
to withdraw their notes, and become ex-
empted from any future liabilities ofthe
company in which he may be insured,
was introduced.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-01
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.

TUE undersigned would respectfully the having
old and we'll known stand formerly occupied by the
Public 6d NO. he has
a NEW STORE comprising general assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Groceries HaydDars Qxesnsps Boots
Shoes, Hats, Caps BOnn4s, de-
CASH. fd
Goods really cheap Strictly sdherg
will much lower than they have heretofore
sold IN his own or
Having for the been engaged as Salesman in of the
Jobg Houses Philadelphia
Goods and strictly believing
aage that half s shall make
public both regard price, quality
will and much larger and varied
FANCY GOODS Ladies Gnemen ladies
espey than this comprising article
Of Dress, both ulandor ornamental
satisfied that Goods be sold much cheaper than they have been sold
this place, and all the them Of the
fact
Galpois, March 49, l852-6m F. CAREL, JR
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-01
CINCINNATI MARKET,
Saturday Evening, March 27

Flour.-The market is very quiet to-day,
owing partly to the disagreeabe weather, and
partly TO light receipts, and we have not a sale
this morning TO report, but prices are already
at ls to 25. Received during The last "a
hours 1863 bbIs.
Provlsions.-After our report Of yesterday,
we heard Of sales Of 100000 lbs sides in bulk
at Tie; IS ties M. l steam Lard at SIC; IS bbls
No 3 do at l-2c; 20 do No, 2 at Tie, and 25
do grease, at 5 &c.
Riee.-Sale at 7-Sc
Mnasses.-Sales Of 600 bbls in lots yesier.
day at 30c, cash; this morning holders are firm
st Sic, and but little can be had under this
rate.
Cheese.-Sale of 200 boxes at 7c.
Tobacco.-Sale of so boxes common Va. SIS
at 15c.
Seeds.-Sales of bbIs Clover at 4 75, and
80 do do at ) 90. The market is dull, and pri-
ces very irregular.
Sugar Sales of 40 hhds prime, TO arrive, at
81; ID do choice at &c, and 10 do prime at
sic. The market is firm with a steady de-
mand.
COfee.--A sale of % bags at 10 I-le.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-01
IN CHANCERY.


Charles Creuzet vs.. Abraham Lasley, Admir-
Of Aaron Barlow, decd, and William Bar
low, Joel Barlow, George Thornton Barlow.
Helm Barlew. Heirs, and Frances Barlow,
widow Of said Aaron Barlow, decd.
IN pursuance of an order Of the Court of Com
L mon Pleas OF said county of Gailia, and
State Of OHIO, at their said Term of March.
1852, the said William Barlow, Joel Barlow,
George Thornton Barlow. and Helen Barlaw,
heirs at law. and Frances Barlow, widow of said
Aaron Barlow. are hereby notified that on the
fourth day of April, A. ID. 1851, Charles Creu.
get filed in said Court a Bill in Chancery
against the said Aaron Barlow, then living.
setting forth amongst other things, that the
said Aaron barlow, on or about the 9th day Of
July, A. ID. 1871, executed and delivered to
The said Charles Creuzet, a mortgage on town
lot in the town of GalIipo is, in said county Of
Gallia, and numbered in the plat of SAID town
Seventy (70) toseeure the payment Of the bal
nnee Of the purchase money on said lot. being
the sum Of five hundred dollars, to be paid as
10 lows, to-wIt: One hundred and sixtY-six da.-
lars six'y-sIx and two-thirds cents. in one year
from the date thereof; the like sum of money
In two years from the date Of said Mnrfgagr; !;
and the like sum of money in three years from
the date Of said Mortgage. each with interest
from the date Of said Mortgage, and that :he
whole Of said sum Of FIVE hundred dollars. with
the accruing interest thereon, remains due md
unpaid. and praying for the sale of said prem
lses, and that the purchase money aecruing
from such sale, be applied 10 the satisfaction Of
said sum Of five hundred dolllrs, mentioned in
said Mortgage And the said William Bar
low, Joel Barlow, George Thornton Barlow.
Helen Barlow, Heirs, and Frsnces Barlow. wi
dow, are further notified, that unless they ap-
pear and plead, answer or demur to said Bill
within sixty days after The next tern Of said
court, The said Char.es Creuzet, at the next
term after the expiration of said sixty days,
VIII apply to said Court to take the matters Of
said Bill as confessed and to decree thereon ae-
cordingly. Attest:
JOS. DROU1LLARD, Clerk c. C. P.
E. S. MESAGER. Sol. p. q.
April J, lS52-6w