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PKsSsrLvASIA--Col. James Burnside has been ap-
pointed Presiding Judge Of the District lately FORM
ed comprising Clarified Centre and Clinton Counties,
and presided At the last Court held in BeIefonte.
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VIRcISLA-At the meeting Of the Democratic Con
yenton in the With District Wednesday after three
bs6tine dominated Charles james Faulkner, a. their
candidate for Congress. The final vote stood FauS-
ner. 5,5G6; Cook, (Eho had Wthdrawn) l'rj1 Leth,
~ Byrd. o. and Beelzebub, lneeessary 70 choice
4-6I The morion % make the nomination unanimous
vote failed Faulkner was Pierce Wing stumPer last
fall
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.TO CORRESPONDENTS

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Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenti-
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good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communlcs'
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The Alabama Democratic state Convention convened To-
day and Organized by appointing the following officers
John Erwin President: Rush Elmore and George ) Wal
DEN Vice Presidents Robert h. Coke and Robert GAynes
Secretaries.
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Rhodr.I.land Lesl.lature.

PROVIDENCE, InesdaY Nay y Itj
The Rhode Island Legislature was org tuiLet at Newport
IN dav hv the election of Thomas Steen Dem OF Smith
f.d Is Speaker No business done but counting the
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MrssPPL-A grand State Temperance Convention Is
70 be- held al Jackson on the 4th Of May inst law Of
prohibition the object Of the movement IN tbs state
The authorities Of Harrison County resolved lately 70
rant no license 70 retail sprtnous liquors for less than
81 GOO-The town Of Biloxi has raised the price from
-sn fn Se1n.
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ITNITNNAIIl IutsuhJ
The Committee Of 100 citizens waited second time on
the MAYOR this morning % request him 70 resign his office,
but he refused them, which has caused great sen
saton and another Indignation meeting has been called for
TO morrow afternoon at Fith.sf Market space
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sr JOHN, N. b. Tuesday, May 5 l8oJ,
The bill to increase the stock &C. OF the Mirtmchi
Telegraph Company lost in our Legislature on Satur'
day By A vote Of 10 to =
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TE1As-Ths San AsgHstine Herald (Dem.) goes for
the nomination Of George w Smyth, Of Jasper Co, for
Governor. and Hon Oran NJ Roberts, Of Shelby County
for Congress whether nominated by Conventions Or not
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RHopE IsLASp- The Concord Democrat says that the
two Democratic Representatives 10 Congress just elect
ed in Rhode Island both Anti-Sayery men, both op
nosed 70 the Fugitive Slave Law and 70 the Baltimore
Platform.
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VERMONT TENPERAscE STANDARD is the name OF
fair and spirited weekly just established Woodstock VT
DIR. THoMAs Z. PowEKs who framed the Temperance
law Of vennOnil Editor Lewis Pratt Jr, Publisher IL
wholesome paper and destined to do good work 10 the
cause Of Moral Reform.
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Neu2lork Oailp Gribnne.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1853

~ Persor wanting Tribune LEFT at their residences places
pess will please address the publication ONCE
or nd through PosOfce Pnce III cents week pay
HE IN he rIler
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Telearnphs in New-Brunswicl

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, May 3, 1883
We have no mail south OF Richmond this morning max
ing two New Orleans mails now due.
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ILLISors-Hon. Buckner > Morris has been elected
Judge Of the Circuit Court in the Chicago Dist net by
arge majority.
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The Alabama at savannah.


The steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow has arrived at
this port in 81 hours from New York.
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AIARsp.-Col A J. Pickett has refused 70 assent to
he paeed before the Democratic State Convention for
the nomination Of Governor, in letter 70 The Mont
oorusry Advertiser
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FroR1pA-The Governor OF Florida has appointed J.
] FINLEY, Esq, Judge of the Western District Of that
state in place Of Hon George s. Hawkins, who has sc
eepted the post Of Collector at Apalaehieola.
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u Hon Dudley Mann, Assistant Secretary Of State
has arrived N Washington.
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Rira Presentation to the ArchbishoD Of Bogotn.


meeting Of the Catholic Clergy aud Laity Of New orh
was held in Metropolitan Hall .. noon yesterday Tor tho
purose Of presenting Address and an Episcopal KngtS
the Archbishop Of Bcga,a The Committee o OiefsymA
and Tai, for that purpose were Very Rev John Lougs
lin, j. W Cummings d. D., Rev Mr. Bacon Of BROOKLYN
james ". White. r. ". Roby and MI. O'DonneI Aboat
two hundred Of the Catholic clergnen and gendemSA OF
NeuYork were on the platform, and fair Assem- olAe OF
ID. IN the hall The report and resolutions adopted
tbe stb March last were read by DR. Cumming fhe fol-
Living Presentation Address read BY Very Roy Joha
LoughIn. as follows
NOT REvERESD AID hosr ILLrsTRIous FASsER-Ws
b. been appointed the part Of the Catholic Clergy AID
Catholic Society Of the Diocese Of New York - present TO
vou Grace the profound sentiments Of respe and
ION with which the knowledge Of your ortrde and suffer
mos In the defense Of the liberty Of the Chzrch OF God has
nnred them We return thanks in taer and in our
~ 10 lie Author and Finsher Of Faith for the gon
az. examples which the Catholic Church from the days
he Apostles and through their has ceased
to furnish when the defense Of holy faith required OF
them the sacrifice Of all that men usually hold dear 70 a
weird
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~ We return thanks important Public Documents to Hon
EDWARD EvERETT and Hon + b. HART.
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HTBE APPAREL OFT PROoLAIMs TIE MAs."-So
SAYS ssIspere and says H. L. FOSTER Wholesale add Retail 10th
ief No n C0ufad who supplies well fitting fashionable style
Cohns Of durable material price that ensures ssiaeion
psxI fna visif.
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rYFowLxRs n WKLLs, Psychologists and publish
az Clinton hal. No. ISl NsssAn-st- Eew-NoTk

TRFowLERs n WKLLs Phre0ologists and publish
m. Clinton hal. no. 1871 Nss~u-si- Ee~Nork
fT- The New-York Custom House is supposed to iar'
nh and ht work and Is ue bat any ~
SiSGCxS SEWING MACHINES cAa Easily
the salary Clerk or an Inspector Us
tos These Machines always be operation a. tho once
No SIS Broadway
~ Hernia eaectualy cured by MARsH's newly-m-
proved hight sadn U UnSgessionAee reference sven 90
those who been radeay eaeo erd nsit Sas,es
OSsu until oeoc the evening MASsA Co z MAdea'AHe
FoRr HAMLroN Villa SrEs-The very choice
Plot Of Gcuud immediate vicinity o. TIE Hamilton hon ana
lnrs Stste~ a Hamilton offered IN hNdns S-se
shss aesirg and ccat for residence fof villas
th r rpsupssa beauty situation being among the osi
picturesque NeSNoIk Pe,mnnens VERY u nov saesee
he leaving foot Of Mnrreys AZ and ooeN
thus The Of nost eaoy and a'e
md Z NEWEit J. w bASAAN
SANDHES No Nsssaust
THr GRKArEsr DIscovERN OF rHk AeE-No remedy
80. "a equal Tobas Venetian lnens for the cure Of
n-ssrx Cohc Sickness Croap Chrome kheants Iccth-
80 sore Thrcat Coughs Barns u Sores Pans n the Limbs
Co. Rrk N lit rcei ~ - returned
fe y and 10 Dr. roSsss Horse Lni nsn ~ pnt ote
Other tg the cure Of OOe,
sweSne Scratches Gala Cuts Bruises od Ss &c rec vents
~ NV tAr Ar0Roat tbs United States Det Ne
GreenMichst
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A TRADEsMAs WITHOUT Ambition rs WERE dead
HslDst was ambition Of 0sEFN No Astor House 70 pro
or, te b IN M America He has succeeded lie
hes method Of that never fails ana the tide
- knoVye no eb
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ps HoorIASD's GKRaAS BIrrKRs We are en-
aided sgs~s ksc~psiy q ~ Sss'ss % s' orr S. s,r
sn5er ssssse Ds.pspsa with AL te as9Hpensng sA W. "a
Nt which he used h1s eS ooie$ he ap
5000 M our .rm today ad declared Ai anee ne hAs sea ne
N,Sne 10 has not been eue bat y mach sfroaser
sSsshef man tran leo Dr. c. NJ yAcxsoSs a. Ire Vierna Ne
dene"s'' - 49, American Fss.sx.
M, ii. by dealers IN Medicine everywhere; : =, =,
A.. I'd William Hsvisd Kesse Co. No 81 M &c
ss S,'ss NJ Hayes BOokyn and BY respeetahe oeas
ees.s------F orssry foxgeryi Beware
Of roxusS who eoa1tereis prepare,
Scr LVsn's Powder and bis Pills
fussi IN chkmArr, 10 milS
InauAisaby sky.
.eosadreik Of rs
Nv esunicrftissd been, N
Don't bay the posoo prsy .
.es ia snswerable for the consequences
S'osos pOstuus cot up IN @i.Se Of sls s bar.
Of using me a. insects sa a. Asknee fnS
Nssnste fowdess ~ ~ NEE a the ssnasurs l. LiON
Sr:sSssl DTpo,, No "a Br''S"'s
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tY-Retcues and Travelling Cases at RoGERs's Bazaar,
No 40 30 81 Also WORK
Boxe, from Pans and London and cheap usual a. no
40 Broadway.
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DUsr, HATs AND DIsAsTER,-Hats, these moving
time. sf eosd.Tsy md BIZ esleuoD nsSe BY curious ps
sniy s estimated that io hsve Pep asassIee or
reDsere6 urf by comb nation Of dust eed ne osas u
Nav Dsy Tbs keeps KNOX o. No II fuhonst buy
where de ezptnd very ueouy - or ne" tie taot
efylel With him
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~ FREENAS the Halter, No. ~ futDn-st, ms
opFrec fPsDas Brad ard Leghfn hs
eiieh be Con extremely prees Fe
s. g 20 Ch1enS Hat u every aspoo Tie
largest sfsoT;Hebt In the city. =. %. -, -. ..-,,.is
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-24

BAcEINo OUr.--The Washington cores.
pondent Of the baltimore Sun says:
The Secretary of the Treasury having tried
the plan of cartng about the public money.
and found i neither safe nor an economical
mode of transfer, has resortcd to the proper
construction of the 2lst section of the Sub
Treasury, and therein found authority for sell
ing the transfer drafts 10 parties who are will
ling to buy them, and actually to pay for them
By this mode the interests of the Government
are subserved, while the business transactions
of the county arc facilitated.
When transfers are necessary, as they are
almost daily the Treasury drafts on the New
York Sub-Treasury are now sold. Thus, the
Government wanted to place a sum of money,
the other day, in St. Louis, and the Bank Of
Metropolis took the draft at par. In some
cases, brokers will give small premium for
the privilege to transfer from the east to west
or south.
Thus another of the great lights of Locofo-
coism, which flashed up the heavens like O
rocket, falls to the ground like burnt stick
This plan of carting about the public money
in gold and silver has been darling princi'
pie of Loco'ocoism; it looked we'll on paper
but when it was put in practice it wouldn't
work--that's all the fault it had. Thus burst
one after another, the great bubbles of the
nisnamed Democracy. After AL the hue ant
cry for separating the Government from banks
they are still used as the transfer agents ant
common carriers of the Treasury. Sensible
| at last.
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The London Daily News of May 18th, hand

The London Daily News OF May 18th, hand
somely acknowledges the irumphs or America
on the seas, aud institutes a comparison
between British and American shpniasters,
much to the disadvantage of the former. 1t
Gays:
"Therc is no doubt that all branches ofthe
American navy have the benefit OF an educa-
ton far superior to that which can be Oh
tanned by the corresponding class in Great
Britain. In reference to this it may be re-
marked that papers have been supplied by
the American government to tie masters oi
grent numbers of merchant vessels containing
system OF directions with respect to obser-
vatons TO be made during their respective
voyages. Aided by these and the logs o
the vessels, Lieut. Maury has been enabled to
obtain such knowlege of the currents OF the
ocean and the trade winds as to reduce the
length of certain voyages by almost one-third
A discovery OF this nature has the effect o
giving the American something very like I
monopoly Of particular trade for a certain
time. ltis not too much to assert that thu
logs Of the greater number of English mere a
vessels would have been utterly useless II
investigations OF this nature. The genera
education of masters Of English vessels is, M
doubt, lamentaby defective"
In continuation, the News soys--"W'
are menactd in our manufactures, in our trade
and in our maritime supremacy. AS mean
OF rising perior to these dangers, none car
he more efficient than a sound practical edu
cation to the mercantile and maritime classes
OF our community"
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Total-.--------.---------- 2,S7I,6l3.

The total vote for the three candidates,
Pierce, Scott, and Hale according to the
above estimate and returns, is 2,s35,97O, to
which add i3 600 votes for California, Ohe
number pollcl at the last S,ate elcction1 aud
the total vote Of the Union is 2,S7S,970.
This shows the singular fact that period
OF the most marked prosperity the increased
vote III four years was only 1883. Note this,
and remember farther, the influences that
supported Scott deprived him of an immense
vote from the old line Whigs--far more than
he gained from Free Soilism, AS it was, in
n vote triile short OF three millions, Mr.
PIcrce's majority over Scott did not reach
two hundred thousand over Scott md Hale
some. my thousand. This is 10 small as
would require from any modest man very
modest measures, and from any modest party
the extreme OF courtesy in talking of the
supreme embodiment of democrucy--com-
posed of more factions and isms than were
united before under one banner or than can be
ever united again.
Our free soil ideasts are san guinc that the
signs are favorable. They are so, but not for
any such monomania. In lS4S Van Buren,
received 202, 1928 votcs--in so only lI7,O96.
In the same ratio what will be the fraction in
SO! This is an item worthy of Colburn. -
Springfield Gd:ette.
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Ne par, cf The system s pore liable to
giving the proper secretion 90 the bie 60 tbst y, y
sssse se sns sna yss s Se
Jatpdice Dyspepsia,dc, We should thsrsfars
ss. syp'S So.s ,sa; Siis ss. scee q
phAfxrSlufnikhed by nature "a he f6e sirt =
IT, Il. IN SxFEcIgRAnR which sagssss e sssi.,
the discharge ofsoereted mater end "a fnsofeH
.s, MxE wish ssnsssa soms taesplicss 49, q ~
Tonic 'Ybish gives tone and ssrensii,, 10 MI y ~
SYSTEM ieneYi9s heath And vgor 10 ali psrts ~ ~
soay ain,A CApHARTlc which acts IA her ~ ~ n ~ W
Bowels snA expeus the Whole masss Of copsno m Ne
yssied5nsitsr And purifyfngihe Biood whish s.s
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Milwaukee, June 6.

Milwaukee, June 6.
The second trial Of Ann Wheeler for the
murder OF John w. Lace, whom she accuses
o' being her seducer, has been brought to a
close, and the jury, after being out four
hours, returned verdict or'not guilty." ON
the grounds OF issarity.
II turns out that there is not gold cnouph in
the Texas diggngs to make them profitable.
Several persons have returned from that
region, aud report that none average over one
or two dollars per day, and many get nothing.
0SJ-rhc following are the only banks in
thisciiy standing fair:-Bank ofthe Metropolis,
Bank of Washington, Patriotic Bank,
Exchange Bank of Sclden, Wihers g. Co.
Washington City Star.
GJ-For the space of five hundred years
physicians were prohibited in Rome. The
city was never more healthy'than during that
period.
0-rhe sister Of Kossuth is residing in
New York, and offers for sale rich assortmcn,
OF laces which she brought with her from
Brussels.
DIR. Andrews has been convicted nj sorrr
field, Mass, of stealing notes from his grnnJ.
mother and sent to the penitentiary for Gur
years.
6J-Parson Brownlow, of Tennessee h,.
received his reward for his services in MA 80" y,
Pierce at the last election. He nm. L..'
oppointed Superintendent of the ino,",'1
inents on the Tennessee river.
lSsT TMIrhopisM IN THE WoRlD-Tho
statistics of all the various br,,ch.. u,
Meflotism in Europe and America show ="
total Of lo,lo9 travelling and s3,Ooo l",a,
preachers. who minister to 2,Os6,l6 cna
mnniculis.
or ASTIQUITY OF THE MAosrrYIsa G,,
LII isa curious circumstance thu, n 20,
m.gnifying glass, identified by Sir. D,via
brewster as decidedly and JesignedIv sn.r
was recently found by Mr. Lsyord in ons -,
,he temples at Nineych
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber oC

AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
u fcrs ur sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
ntKES oi land lying ~ section No ], Green township
iiochng county, Ohil. There is the premises two
CABIN HOUSES. About four are cleared at each
Cabin The land Is well tnlorcd, large quantity of II
teng poplar. There is plenty OF STONE COAL and
IRON ORE on the land. SAID land lies q miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE and one
hall mite from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
Terms enquire Of JosErn NOLF living |! miles from the
land "r llr subscriber, living near CADIZ, Harrison
county, Ohio SAMUEL HINES
taliI, Juuc 81, 1853.
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TEHE,TAPE. WoRnu,'

hs the most difficult Worm 10 destroy Of iii shs,
iesithe humsp system, grove an almost isd.srss
and ssomsch efeoting the health so sadly a. 10
sss L y e hs, those ae.ea seldom
grave IL order TO destroy this Worn a. verv
n ,sRs 10 %So % ss s sad hsOr
struetions, that the Worm Syrup may ACT aire, ~ %.
the WSI% which must bs taken doses oi rsBs
never been known 10 fail IN curing Inc Hass + hays
case OF Tape Worm. Ns, 80 '.--.'-ss ss 'o'sinats
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The imports of railroad iron from Europe
since January amount in value 10 S2,250,00o,
showing an increase of s ,57S,O00 over the
sume period Of las, year.
On the-7th inst, the Queen of Portugal
turned the first sod Of the railroad from Lis
bon TO the Spanish frontier.
The Waterford Qreland) Mail says that
crime of every description has almost entire.
ly ceased in that county.
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THE WHO PARTY

A number OF small beer politicians amuse
themselves with the inquiry as to the where
nbouts of the Wing party. The organs Of
the present administration are peculiarly
sensitive, and their wit is taxed to find
figures that might illustrated their sympathy.
Even the free soil party, whose prospects
have been growing beautifully less for so
many years, talk of success in this state,
and kindly hint that the best thing the Wings
can do is to join their ranks, and secure the
yictory-in other words, rc-elect Mr.. CHASE,
who prcsumes he may traffic with the Wings
as successfully as he did with the Democracy
Indeed the representative of benighted
Ashtabula positively asserted that the Wing
candidate had expressed a wish to retire,
The only thing in the way Of this passing
cr'd.tabIy with the gcntcu lis the ad mem
ory and infamous depravity OF the authority
Let us look at the record of 'j2 for the
erf'nct Wing party, and compare it with that
of 'I5, Here are the figures, taken from the
N. y. Herald. They are not quite correct
bat near enough TO illustrate our position
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"LNM|9RnR m N..

The above business will be carried on by JOuN ,
FRiNT, In the old stand opposite To j. PArToSs store
where he viii he found al all times wait on those ina
NAY favor him with call in the above business Prom
Ms long experience in the business he hopes he vii
hare portion of the public patronage. "
Dec. II, 1852. JOHN L. FRINT
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NEW GROCERY.
d. JOHNSTON, OFFERS TO THE

public, an extensive assortment of GROCERIES
consisting of Coffee, Sugars, Moasses, Golden Syrup
neas Toaeeo, Candles Soaps Chocolate, Candies Figs
anything aud every thing usually kept in store
Flour by the barrel or retail, Wooden Ware Esrhe,
ware, Ropes, Nails, &C., &c. -
All Of which will he wholesa'ed rciaied at unusu
aiy low rates for Cash or approved Country produce
CALL AND SEE March iss3,
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S,TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN-

\ TY. SS.-Jamcs Scales as guardian of George w.
Ault. rs: William Ault, Voentine Ault and Margaret
Au his wife, Abigail Ault, Mary Jane Ault, John Auit,
Susuanah Auit, Lucinda Aut aud George Aut-Court
Of Common Plcas.-PetitiUn for Partition.
The above named defendants all residing in the county
Of belmont, except William Aut who resides in the
state Iowa and all heirs at law and legal representa-
Of the estate ofFederick Aut late of Belmont coun
ty decd III take notice that the said James Scales
guardian of teo w. Auit aforesaid filed his certain pc.
ttion partition the I'd day of June, A. d. 1e53 in
the Court oi Common Pleas of said county, making the
above named persons parties and defendants thereto
praying partition of the real estate OF which the said
Frederick Anti died seized said real estate heing situate
in the county ad, and being part of N w. Or of
No. 36 and tp No aud range No. g. containing 1877
acres more less and being the premises now
cupied hy Volantiue Au one of the defendants aore
said and more particularly described in said petition aud
which crencc is here nade-that at the next term
of said Court Sept ls53 az order will he asked for a
partition of said premises and for suc other eedngs
as are authorized by Law. -
MILLER PENNINGTON,
Atty for Petitioner.
LINN L oain n vneka