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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET Plus:

DOCTOas YOURSELF.
THE POCKET Plus:
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
FEyHE Fortieth Edition, with One Hundred Engrav-
III ings, showing Diseases and Malformations of the
Human System in every shape and form. To which is
added Trentse on the Diseases of Females, being of
the highest importance TO married people, those
templaing marriage. By
WILLIAM YOUNG, Nj. D.
Let no father be ashamed present copy of the
Esc culapus TO his child. Itmay him from early
grave. Let no young woman INTO the se-
cret obligations of married life, without reading the
Pocket EsculapIGs Let suffering from a hack
nisd cough. Pain in the Side, restless ughts
feelings. and the whole of Dyspepic sensarioas
and given up by their physicans be another moment
without consulting the Ascuapius. Have the married,
ihuse about be married. any mpediment read this
trnly useful book, 1t has been the of ing
thousands of unfortunate from the very Jaws
of death.
u Any person sending e5 cents, enclosed in let
ter will receive copy of tins work by mail FIVE
copies will be for 81.
address, ipostp.id) DIR. WM. YOUNG,
ll96-ly No. 15e, Spruce 81, PHiad,ipha.
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INDIAr SUMMER.-We are at this moment
(Nov. 3O,y yiuxnrating in all the comforts and
splendors of delightful Indian Summer.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAIL ROAD.
nN and after Wednesday, November H. 1852. Pas.
" senger trains Will daily Sundays excepted
follows:
Leaves Cleveland at 8: As A. NJ Express Train for
Wellcville and intermediate stations; 7:3a Z. NJ, 40
commodation for Alliance stopping at all way sta
tions.
Leaves Alliance at 7lO o'clock A. NJ. Accommoda-
Tram for Cleveland, stopping all way stations
Leaves Wellsyiile a p ~, Express Train for Clcve
land and intermediate stations.
The 8.45 4. Al. Express frnn from Cleveland con.
meets daily with The following lines, at Cleveland
with the rraiIs from Cincinnati and Columbus. and
uffo and Dunkirk at hudson with the Akron Branch
Il road for CuyaEoea Falls and Akron: at Ravenna
ith Wards ne of horse Coaches for Wareni at Al
lance with The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad; at
Baynrd with Hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia and
FoR PITTSBURGH-Thes s:45 A NJ and $3.50 p
NJ Trains from Cleveland, connect at Alliance with The
Ohio and Pennsylvan Railroad for Pittsburgh forming
Two daily lines between the cities.
fOR IYHEELING.-The 3:45 NJ Train FROM
Cleveland Wellsvile with the splendid side
wheel steamers, Winchester ana Durnal, the Ohio
River, for Wheeling and intermediate landings.
Passengers throush from Cleveland to eiihcr
of the above cities, ria Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania
Central Rail Road for $. and they go through bv
either of the above rains without detention.
The Accommodation Train leaving Cleveland al 1;3o
p NJ, connects with the Express Tram from Cincinnati
and Columbus, and with the Lake Shore Road from
Dnnkirk and Buffalo at Cleveland. with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson, for Cuvahoga Falls and
Akron, aud with the OHIO and Pennsy lvana Rnii Road
at Alliauce for Pittsburgh.
Passengers leaving Cincinnati in the morning or eve
ming go direct to Pittsburgh ria cleveland, Without
any saienIion.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT crs leaving Wheeling in the
morning will take the Express Train from Wells
ville and Passengers leaving piIisourgh at l2;oo
will take the same Train Il Alliance at l;l5 NJ. ana
arrive in Cleveland in time TO connect with the Lake
Lho,e Road for New York via l'unkirk or Buffalo.
Also with the d. Z Railroad for Columbus, Gin
.laRac cfnfn
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sd tber, m,de himself aDown to them, told them
,ha, II. father who resides near West Liberty,
vos in want of laborers. and he assured them
,ba, if rhey would stop with him. that he (Donn)
and his friend would purchase them aud give
.hem their freedom. The fugi,ives conh5ed in
hin-left the cars at West Liberty and took up
quarters with old Pint. After they had been
here a few days. the arrangement between
Dom and the fugtives leaked out and The
result was that the friends Of the fugtives, who
understood the character Of the Piatts. sueG out
VIZ i, or habeas corpus requiring old Piatt 10
bring them before Judge at Bellfoniaine. and 10
show by what authority he held them. Pia t
brought them before the court but being unable
10 show any authority for de,aining them. the
negroes were declared 10 be free 10 go where
they pleased. They were Immediately taken
in charge by some ubolnionists aud started on
their way for Canada Within two hours
after. the Kentucky claimants arrived in hot
pursuit of their property" But they found no
body there wiling to promote their object.
no ucStihCo lceSs ahu abO
owners of horses declined 10 hire to them.
After much difficulty they succeeded in getting
under way in The chase; but they had not been
long in pursuit before they were met by a
young Quaker who unde: pre,ence Of aiding
them, led them so far off in the wrong direction,
as to put all hope of recovery out Of the question.
The iueitives are doubtless BY this time safe in
Canada; whilst the Kenluckians have returned
10 their homes TO mediate upon the advantages
and .s6nali'y" OF the modern fugi i've slave
Law.
We have our Information in relation to the
chase from gentleman of Bellfontaine.
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1 Doctor TUsBs will be at the Prentiss
House, next Monday and Tuesday.
NO T1CE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that the Directors of the Franklin and
Warren Rail Road Company have located the principal
office of said Company Franklin Portage County Ohio.
JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary.
Nova,,l,ar
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\ g. 81 9s
FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE.
E1INA NSURANCE COMPANY.
of Utica, N. Y.
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of Boston, Mass.
N

of Boston, Mass.
Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Conn.
Western Farmers Mutual Insurance Co,
of New Lisbon Ohio.
The subscriber having been appointed agent for the
above Companies. will Policies on the most ia.
vorable terms.
u The above companies stand among the hest
managed and safest Insurance ,mpanes the coun-
try. Applications made to
Us. HERRICK,
Gernea Insurance Agency office. Ravenna o.
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II Hon. WALTER FORWARD of Pittsburgh
di on the oath ult., aged 81 years.
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NE ~ esnasssS
AT CAWPBELLSPCRT.

AT CAWPBELLSPCRT.
4 G AIN call The attention of the people to the
"a rival of IN entire stock of Fail and Winter
Goods. Our business has much increased that it has
warranted US in purchasing very large assortment.
Ii is generally admitted that selections in
gnrd 10 style and quality superior any brought
This section of the country. The Ladies' already
convinced of the fact and if they will cnll we will
deavor TO show them goods that will every way suit
their wants and taste.
a fine lot of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
particularly Over Goats. Oh how comfortable a good
thick Over Coat is in cold my day; but how much
comfortable not to empty your pockets entirely,
pay for them.
BOOTS AND Shoes:
We have double the number that ever had before,
consequently great variety, and all warranted be
per cent cheaper than last year.
Ladies Caters and Oyershoes can be purchased much
cheaper than last FALL g.
All those who want handsome Croekery, don't forget
TO call and examine fine Tea Wnre. No better styles
cnn be found this side of the mountains.
10 The highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce.
J. II. BOSTWICK 81 Co.
Camphellsport Oct o6
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DUMP CHAlN.-I4 and IL inches of good
quality with Pine Tubing and cranks and rollers COM
plete, for sale at reduced prices at
Nov. %. T RICHARDSON'S.
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Wt Aa,a1la:Oo

GtA81IlaDo
In Edinburgh the 25th inst, by Rev. Willard BUR-
Mr.. HoNER NORTON of Southington, and Miss ExMA A.
BoND. of Edinburgh.
In kavenna at the Prentiss House tide 29th inst, by
Rev. Wm d, Sanders, JoI1S H DUNCAN ESQ., of Madi-
son. Ia, to Miss ELIZA JANE Fay of Windhanl
In Randolph Nov. 24th, by Rev. Merriam Mr. PATRICK
REED, and Miss JANE THOMPSON both of Ravenna.
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Ravenna, Nov. 90. 1870
Pro Fsono Puhlicol

is as true as some'preaching that MATTHEWS will
leave town soon and all who have no Gkenesses of
themselves or friends will sometime be sorry for the
lect apeztento inori.
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u Another Scientific wondcr!-Important 10 Dys-
peptIcs-Ur. j. s. Houghtons Pepsin the true digestive
Fluid or Gastric. Juice, prepared from Renne the
fourth Stomach of the OK after directions Baron Lie
big, the gren Physiological Chemist, by J. S. Hough-
ton, NJ ID. Philadelphia This is truly wonder ful
edy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundiee liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing natures agent,
the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing scientific
dence of Its value furnished by agents gratis S.e
tice among the medical advertisements. 1162 1y
PoisIhinG-Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge
composed Of Castor Oil Calomei not ap are that
while they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series of Diseases such as
salvation, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column viii be found the advertisement of
Hobensack's Medicines, which ask the attention
of all directly interested in their well as their c
drens heaith In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing those of bilious type should make the
only genuine medicine. Hobensaek's Liver Pills
|. u 'BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hobensack's s
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature ofthe Aroprieor N Hokensack as none
else genuine.
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Z Q S S O r . A NJ a G. e
BY
ua z D ms
PERlLS OF NAVIGATION

On favorable terms. Persons incurrng losses under
on prompt and satisfactory adjustment by special
travelling agent Immediately despatched the spot.
acting concurrenty with the ocalagent. Awards paid
here in bankable funds Awards for losses due.
discounted at current rates of interest. Apply 10
HENRY A. SWIFT,
1l96-w Agent for Poftsge County.
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A S.AR ID
NoYemher of. 1859.

For few weeks (untiI my shop is ready my
toners and friends will find door west OF Littles
Block. d. NJ. SOMERVILLE, Tailor.
Nov q 1852. Il95-3w
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KOSSUIH NOT IN RAVEVNAI
v Ut every style of Hat bearing his name ca, now ba
L , found, at prices that cannot fail to suit at
nov ID c. & J G. PRFNT1Ss
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DENCH PLANFS-A good assortment Of
Eastern Manufacture for sale at Eastern prices by
Nov, "a, r RICHARDGON
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Aarsll. e.. SWaikea.
new York city Insurance ComDan,

new AOTk City Insurance CeRa0any.
FARLEER-S DEPARTMENT,
A s agent for the above well known and t;ob-
y responsible institution the undersigned is aptoris
eG to issue Policies of Insurance.
The Company having capital of Five Hundred rbor
sand Dollars located in the city of New York possess ad
.antaes and facilities for doing large very safe bus
mess at much less cost to the insured than usually pad
by them to companies doing small business
Rayenra, Nov. 60 1872 ~ iIoe
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GROSS CUT SA WS-t,ugIish and &meri-
manufactured from the best quality Of cast steel
for sale at low prices at RICHARDSON'S.
Nov. "a.
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A XES. -Joiners. Powell & Colhus CAST steel
n Axes of the best quality, and warranted on sale by
Nov. 25, 1852. + T RICHARDSON
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SAWS.-MuIev Mil, Sren 4 JnckSon's Hand
~ and Pannel of the best quality for sale low by
Nov. "a, 1852. j. T RICUARDSON
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I EAD PIPE AND CISTERN pIIMpS
IL any quantity and of the best quality for ta L..
than have been sold in this county. ''-' -o"e CT
NOV. % 1857. F T R1CHARDSON
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SEQ AGENTS WANTED.
s I @ @ o A Y AR

SEQ AGENTS WANTED.
I Q o o A YE AR.
NN7 ANlED every county of the United States
w adsve and enterPrisng men. to engage in the
sale OF some of the best Books published in the coun-
try fo men of good addres, possessing small capital
OF from S25 to 500 such Inducements will be offered
as TO enable them TO make from $3to $40 day profit.
U The Books published by us are all useful IN their
wherever they offered.
For further particulars. address, ipcstage paid)
DANIELS 81 GETZ,
lly6 successors 10 W. A. Leary & Co.,
No. 138 North Second Street. PhiIadelphia.
E5AJ HEREAS Ally wife, Susannah, without any lust
cause proVocation, refuses bed and board with
me- and to discharge in any her duties faithful
wife hereby forbid all persons harborng or trusting
Ler on my account win pay debts of her contract
ing after this date. EDWIN TAYLOR.
GarTettsvIle, Nov. 2}d 1852. l196-3w*
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Il WORD TO y,HE I.ADIES

fhi,'of. nt YOU who are desirous of purchr-
sing new winter dress, and that will please will
ind tor their interest to call the subscribers who are
now opening very large stock of Dress Goods consst;n
OF some beautiful styles of Persian Cloths De LANES b
De,, n -herino' NC. C 81 C PRENrIss
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w EED q HOLMER'S Cnoper Tools,
" good assortment for sale manufacturers nrces NJ
Nov. "a, 1852. RICu tRDeinNee M iSee' at
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DURk WANTED.-G0,oO lbs. Pork want
i ed for which the market price will be paid n cash
by 1ORR.
Nov %.
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SALE OLE asLoOEsED ATOCK.

FHSHE subscriber has hand forty head of blood
ed cattle which he will offer at private sale at lower
prices than the same quality of stock be purchased
ONO until Wednesday tire 18th of December next, at
which time those still left unsod will be exposed at public
sale, the subscriber is determined not to winter them
The stock consists of Cows Bulls LETTERS and Calves
which have been selected with especial care from the best
blcods in Kentucky. FREDERICK BROWN
hudson, Nov. 24th, 1852. 1l96-3w
1Nr.ACA MBRiC h'Uk'ES-For SIX ,,ence
i each. Stop in and get a dozen at HORR'S.
95
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[ i'kGULAR AWS.-Frnm t 26 inches
- m aameter OF good quality, for sale at manufacture
e' NJ, p' st gyoso I RICHARDSON.
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uATS.-A large Stack of all qualities and
L styles just received and selling very cheap at
Shalersville. Nov %. A. " HORRs.
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II and selling fast at HORR'S.
pay STATE SHAWLS.-Ladies you who
ID in want of Shawl had best STOP in and
look at some at HORSS.
Nov %
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
fNtiE subscribers have on hand n larger and
more extensive assortment of Groceries Prov; ON, a.,
Naretes than can he found in any estab hment in the
county, and viii sell good article at as low price IA
can be found elsewhere " fS 10
Also prepared to buy Produce at as high Cash Pats nc
Iavenna, Nov. 3n 1852 ~
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hRESS Gocds-Just received, choice selection of
Hp Persian Cloths Cashmeres American Cloths all wool
De LANES, Plain DeLanes of all coor and prices at
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Fiat dc la Lonisi4ne-Paroisse DIST
Baton R1lae.

Menard " Vigiieaud vs., J. " II Perkins. cour
dn sikieme District Jtdieiaife. No. 1879.
I'm VEHIU Dun erJfe de saisie Of venle lance
- dams FafIaifs ci-dess.s %iDtituls Ut pumere,s
81 adresse = moi, par FHonetable cour du SIX.
iene District Judleiaire. e'ans 81 t,gtir Ia parpjsss
ct Etat sdsdite, Jai saisio Of J'extosetai on vepte
p~ablique, sarDedi lie 7euie joir dAout proclaim.
1902, q II hebtes dn mstin, SUI Les lietix OH de-.
it1euie act les Dsfendeurs. d environ deux mills
dc IA vile de Baton Rouge, ions les dro,ts. iifres.
int6fets ct pretsnsiop, des Defsndears, dams o., !
les pfopri6ts hypoih6qu6 ei.apres decfite. sayoit.
YIN certain rnofesan de tefrs OH shabtiBiion sitn6
dams eette PafGissa o environ deBx mills est do Ia
VIE de Baton Rouge eontenant dix sept cents
trpnte %nrlents, at comm eof1me 10 q Kjchlapd
Plantation,' ct etant Ia meme arauis BAR les
Defehdeurs De Ebsnezer IIo. oil, par aete par1e.
want John D. Dswson, dernisremsnt Jags Dc
Paroises de Ia Pafeisse d'Oeest Feiieiapa, an ,tnte
du ~ Detsmbre 1869 aussi Les e~selaves ci.Hpres
nointne su nombre de sojxante dix sept. mejute.
'isit eur ct attache q phabitatisn ci-dsssus deerite,
SAVIOR;
Hannibal, gyi 6te agSs de 81 ans, ID ioor de
Iexeeuiion do Ihypeiheane par les DsfsnIeurs
~ Dstneudst'rss %sayoir. IL 27eine jour dfOetoIre
ls49j Ha fisor, slors SO ans Randall 40; Billy
90; Ned 20 Hesskiab 81 Moses 20 Gosf,,s 81
Loris 80; Hector "a Henderson IS; Collins SIS
Joe - Sam Lewis 45t Charles 40 Bill a.,
Frederick ., Spencer 20; Big Randall 30. silas ia,
Annanias Al; Isaac 2s; Bobby 6; Sem Patterson
~ Duncan ~, Henry 2G; Long Isaac so J'eba G.
Gambler 90; Alpha 80, Chloe 80, D,anpa' e2; FIN.
ma 81; Josephine 0; Sally 40 Charity 90; Apna
2aj Amy 25j Mary 49, Jsf'c "a Rocky 50. iiar.
rist Z Lucy 40, Eliza ie,. Nelly. IL, Betsy ID.
allza a. Maria 40. Lucy Young 80, Martha 10,
sg6e dun an, Milly al, Judy "a. Ejrabeth /
Thaddisrs 80, Milly 80. Susan Ia, DeJilab 10
QuiUtatlua 20, Fanny s. Wiunp ID u,ts "a D.
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sTATE or LOUISIANA,

4dTbsN ~ Enh Daf7H rouge, yHHHs
arg ID, 1852
CHRISTINA =, kN'siif, NO. ioso-4sixth JUDD.
Rteu.np l., uowtsos. eial District Court.
TNHlS case after Argument and evidence, Ii Ia
i eonRidered festrieiedly TO the property topics
the plaintiff has failed 10 make the required
proof 10 The alleged excuses to entitle her to d
separation from bed aud board-she has however,
u Just claim TO Il dissolution Of the community
and to the benefit Of her remuneration thereof and
10 the separation Of her personal property. It's
restitution and the independ' Mt administration
thereof Wherefore, It ~ or Tered sdjudged, that
the plaintiff, Christine Knight. recover Of the
defendant, Richard L. Howison, her husband. her
negroes aged thi,ty-fve years, NAMED Hannah. of
the value Of five hundred dollars In kind-identi.
cally further, the stock OF goods valtied al two
thousand dollars and five hundred dtllars, the
same as II IL now being found In her store and
keeping IN the city Of Baton Rouge ia ther. the
house and LOT Of ground situated in that part Of
the city Of Baton Roage laid out by Cassas and
Miranda, designated on the plan thereof as LOT
No, 3, being q corner lot, measuring sixty feet
front on the North aide Of the road Ieadips
through Spanish Town, by one hundred and eighty
feet IN depth, valued at twelve hundred dollars,
and farther, IL appearing that she purchased with
her parathernal funds, The two slaves--William,
aged thttty.two years, and Catherine. aged twen. |
ty-,hrce years, both Of the value Of twelve hun
.dred dollars thus the whole the above described
properties and each Of them the same described
and claimed In her petition, deereed to her 10
kind and IN absolute property ct title and posses.
sion and of independent administration Of. TO. and |
by her specially, TO the exclusion of any what.
ever part ipation of her said husband, The de.
PENDANT, and THAT she recover all costa Or this suit
as well those incurred as those to be incurred in
the execution Of this judgment.
tSjgned WIN. g. ROBERTSON.
lime 2l, 1852. Dist, J Judge Sixth Judicial Dist.
Clerks Office, East Baton Rouge.
A true copy Of the original judgment on file
and Of record in my affce.
July 81 M. MORENO. clerl
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STATE or L0GfsTANA-Parish or
East Baton KOrgf.E

Aaenard ~ fiefintld vs.. ii ~ III. Perkins, no. l0T2
by viafu IL II ! Wi u wv ssIsuts Ind saIs iss,,sd
- ~ the hhoys anti1sd md pliinLsfYd 70 tas md
g Inc difeetad from lie Ion. Alslil JudIhfAl District
5U,ift, N and fpr ihe Parrish atfd Ntlais aforesaid. /
70 We seize. s1a will etpose u fut,Iia sale Oh Sastfs
my tug 7tiaday Of August iiast 1869 vt II o'e1veE
4 y. 9i tfis premises HlNreen tts dtfetdefts f6sE
teflnes, ~ hhhtit itse niles ffhii, Ills city Of Hai6fi
hinge MI the right, title. Interest and claims ef tie
~de'etideii 6 IN or 10 The hereinafter ssseribed NOR.
gaFed property 70 Witi<A CERTAIN lraet Of land Dr.
east Of the city Of Ballot, hease. eanlaiuinH seven
teen hundred md thirty sfpeafs 6fd kBbs i ~ lie
HiehlHiid plantation. nm being The satiie atdnifef
by The tef4ftfanss from Lbeni.sr 1ioNtll Nv nft tbsl
f4fe John p dawson lnts Parish fudge Of he Par.
ish n Msss Felie'atn. dated the 18Th day ~ i,a1em4
bf tis55 Also The i~olpfius iaiiel tisefo s.. ssv.
e~ntyffte In t%titbsf tiow rpoii snu atiheled ~ The
Shove described t~laillatibD 10 Witt
Hshi''bah. mf'owas 81 years btd IN The div Of he
Execution, Of The Mortgage from tho def ntutts 10
ne plaintiff, TO witt On the 9Th day Of October.
Isfg I%inftisoti, .'tn % years. Hhndhli AZ. Billy 40.
iyed 70, Hestkiali D., Misses 10. t,tisfis 55. J1fis 50.
Hector g5. IIehdefsoti rs, tds 10. Collins. 81, kni,
70 aaTis ~. Charles 40, Bill 20, Frederick 8, spencer
" y Pig haittiiill 70, Sins ~, Atnadias 4, ishae ~.
Long Isaac 30. Tgfbs6 % filsr ggg Aiphn, 81. Chloe
ey Diai'',n W. Emma 81, Josephine q, sttli y 40.
.ha.iiy ~. Anna 70. Amy %, Mary IL. lane ID.
hoehy 70, Harriet Z, Lyoy4o Eliza 10. Nelly IA
~ /" HHha o. WnriH ~. tBtV Young I'D. Mar
thu ~, fdie 10, Polly 50, Naria1 81 Ma jsso. an in.
lai one yea, old, .Nllty %, Judy "a, tliznbefh /.
Ihaddisrs 30, Milly II, sflsan -, Delilah 10. Qtin.
70, Fhtifiy b. Hinny "a. D liz vi. Patience rs
Iids 80, md %iatl,asl. then "a yeafs If agea2nll
slaves for lifs The frat thirteen NAMED htit,s men Of
'nnies. ana Tie remainder wetrati ~ Fenriea, Also
~ ths issites If The female sta ven bern ri, 90 said
si,ire said mtrtgage-also 4 head If b. RES. 10 iesd
miles, ~ bend Of fettls. ~ large cane tsaesois,
2 nurse raris. 5o plt,ighs and getrs. alsos lot u foss.
Dc. niid also Sugar NH and Engines. Talks
'hd 9th ! Mlehibary and apparatus IN. d in sugar
house and refinery.
heise,l to pay and satisfy Msnati md visfsrd.
plaii'iiffs In Tho above entitled tatise, for tile amount
their mortgage. Interest an eost.
Terms Of sale. twenty thousand dollars will. in,
crest thereon ~ the rate of eight ref rent ue, nnn,itn
rom the 18th day Of January, 1868 until paiJ, 10. |
tetfier with cost cash M q 4 dug Of sala, and lie |
=, n'lnhes If tbs rfits Of adjudication On n efsdI, M.
II the 10Th day Of January nest. t1ssay 10 msat notes
's' otaii's dbs and maturing at titat sinte. mud spe.
tHiy'nent VI said notes, with The benefit Of ap
IRA issntent. II, v, HAHN gLat;H |
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