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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10
LEGAL ADvBRrIsENrNrsz
Cemm'ssioner's Sale of II cal ESTATE.
''A1'i Auas'e S Saa Others Ohio Circuit Court
ines IL Forsvth aud nth.r. InsChancerY.

Conn sssioner's SnIe of Real Estate.
Samuel Hudson and others, -. + -, .r,,,.--,.
james H. Forsyth and others 1nsChancery.
Lydia Hunter, by DC, ! - -, ,,-ss,,-. =
Daniel NJ. Edgington. - y" i53Hsa 81
Jacob Keller, . -, ~ ~ .ea'tS4't 2ts"
,..E ~ sff s5s'f -
Samuel Louther adm & Others. 435" rs
virtue OF decree rendered the above causes
S6e9 were s heard tegelher the 9Th sna "
" .e SlLeMt Court for Ohio County Virginia, tho
@ 70 sell on MondaT the 10TH day Of May 1853 at
S s Rr9pssrty In said PE9eeedings FORTH witt
Sds@ eighty Sso eighty two Cs2 hundred and
9SsI eighty one and one hundred and eight
by John M Lure James IL. Forsyth and Others caied
North Wheeling. Also, out-ot numbered three RAJ corr
flaming about lst acres, which has been divided into egl
session. 1l. s-EE - - ~ - tt my Pos
And the said out lot will be subdivided if thought BEST
and coal privileges sold separately be most Va
tageous to the parties in interest. "a ! ~ ~
Hs.TERMS; A credit OF one, two and three wears
WIN be given for the purchase money the purchaser Civ.
their date aud the title being retained until the last
1J&P Attysl msr12 " " Commiashio1noS- q
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Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. d ID
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton St. corner OF
William, New York Sold also by Druggists ally
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81 nor
bottle; six bottles Tor s.. For sale by = =
]. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. ITO Main ST, Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh; Scaton & Sharpe of Maysvlc
ShacketoLd q Crichton Portsmouth; and +. b. HnnaI
Cincinnati. 49, mnrf0-3,,
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE

NEw York, Jan. 8, 1851
Messrs. SANDS have gfeat l,easufe in
acknowledging TO you the great benefit received
rom theuse of Sarsaparilla. subject pulno.
nary disease, made voyage 10 Europe but while there
continued TO be affected. weeks afler return
seized with violent hemorrlmge OF the lungs and
from the debility and great prosraon OF strength that
follow ed, with the protraeed difficulty of respiTation
emit ely relieved by the OF your sarsaparlla which
consier most important aud truly valuable discovery
in the healing art. feel that have fourteen years
enjoyed SO gOud health at plescnt.
r.4f" liz
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.sss,.. T. n. T. -
PLACK AND GREEN TEAS, OF s,n.rfor,,,.,, s
II medium grades, just received and for sale an
hoyl9 --.---. D Wo6Rno,
Glover and Timothy seedl
III BUSHELS CLOVER SEED; S0'
~ 30 do Timothy do
f E3[ SAFE by JOHN R. MORROW
--so-Y--- - - - No. 2i2 Market fon,y.
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no FEMAIPs


You will find these Pills an Invaluable medicine many
complaints TO which you subject. In obstructions
either total or PARTIAL they have been found bic
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements TO a
health acton, purifying the blood and other fluids SO
from female iriegulaies as eadache gdLiness, dmness
OF pain IN the back ETC., and the public
as the best Pills for all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, tho unde rsgned having had the recept
OF their manufacture submitted inspectiou aay
that lie OF which they composed makes
them the best Pill Tor all diseases OF the Liver I'M
Puiies OF the Blood, ETC.. We say this only from or
own Judgement but also from thai best me a
thority II the United States. diseases REQUIRING the
use oian Aeratve Daphoretc and Purgative Medicine
That came under our notice. been treated with The
above Fills with the most satisfactory success
.N.= b" 'r7F.t g GEORGE WOOD, NJ d.
te ~ Tl +. CROWLEY, M. ID.
L. BoWEN, NJ. d. al
Ug Purchase none but those having the signature II
y. HoBENSACk,' upon each box, as all others are
worthless limitations.
Agents wishing supplies, all others wishing to
become agents. must address the proprietor, J. Ho.
BESsACK at his Laboratory, No. 1870 North Second st, ee
above Race, Philadelphia. - 1900
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the u S.
Pamphlets giving certificates or performed in diff.
een. sections OF the country by the above medicines
can be had gratis oil tho agents.
sod by j. Baker, Wheeling Wholesale retail agent
or western Va w. L. briggs, West Liberty; J. Fer.
Iell, bradleytown; CARING Triadelphia; VIM Hosack
Roiys Point; Danl Ferril, Coral Cove. Price each 90
CeutS. mar29-fy
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.THE TApEb wORM

nfest the human system 81 almost
length, becoming coed and fastened in the tcstines
and stomach, eecting the health sady cause ST.
Vttus Dance, Fits etc that those afflicted seldomf ever
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm that ia fastening them
TO an early grave. In order to destroy this woim very
energetic treatment must be pursued would be
proper to take my Liver Pills, TO reno We
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm, which must be taken in doses two Ia.
BILE sroonius three times uay These directions followed
have never been known fail in curing the most obsti
nate case of Tape Worm "5 ~. ~ = :
READ THE FoLLowISG:
And you cannot be Indifferent to this appeal Human
ty calls upon you TO do uuty 1t Is only
the nay thousands who has SCENT wonderful Effects
DR.. j. NJ cnsaCk,-Sir:-Gratitude to you, the in.
venor oa highly valuable madeleine prompts this humble
testimony in its favor, being sair gentle, yet power
fuiy eectual remedy for Worms. Having had much ex-
reiiece iii knowing tbs effects OF various
my Vile, who well skilled in ninsterng child
IN pronounced 1t the best she had used and
would use no other while yours could be had. A daugl.
ter OF ours became seriously diseased Her symptoms
we've but her mother at sought rene
dy for Worms. Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken halfa bottle, o! Sir the Joy gave election
ate mother to see tile improvement IN child she be
ing about five or six years old She passed immense
quantity OF WORMS hcl siCkly cOunenance now III ighten
ed, her spirits returned and in short time lovely
child hreaeicd with decline death, gave prom
Use OF health ThaEks to kind Providence " hose bes
sing attended your Syrup restored the child With conf
deIce recommend it to all parents whose children arc
suffering with Worms ~ "
JAS. b. BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF the Southampton Baptist Church
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IN QUART ROTrLES,

enrfGi Diseases, Cataneous Ertpttons, Lirer Dom.
Piaint. Bronchitis, Consumption, Female 't
Complaints, Loss of ApPetie, si'fs
General Debility, dc. -
In this preparation have all the restorative properties
of root in their strength and e
cacy; but while Sarsapata Root important part
CT Its combination it is, at the tme compounded
with other vegetable remedies of great power it is
the peculiar combination and scientific prep
araton that its remarkable in the diseases
depends. 1t acts simultaneously upon tho stomach tho
circulation and the 6omels and processes which
are ordinarily the result OF three different kinds
cine carried on at the time, through the istru-
mentality OF fs remedial agent, which gently stiuu-
ates while it dsnects expels from the stomach and
bowels all irritating, restores
their vigor and tone. Its great that il meets and
eurGzeS the active principle disease ITSELF aud when
gone the symptoms necessarily disappears and wa
have only TO point to the accumulated testimony OF multi
tudes who have experienced its effects, 10 convince i'll
| credulity itself OF its real value.
The Pro7retors submit 10 the public the following
tifcate from highly respt source. of cure made
| by using their preparation OF sarsaparilla
CuATuAM, Mass July %, 1850.
Messrs. A Il. & D. SANDS:
Gentlemen,So Truly valrabe do consider your sar-
fit of others. the effected myself Previous 10
sl5 had disease OF The throat which destroyed tho
ionsis, and was then attacked with violent pain tho
head. This soon resulted in severe inflmnlation ami
For six weeks the disease continued in head and lei
pervaded the tody generally. atac king all the mhs.
to arise Many physicians attended AMI the most
express my sraerings and in this condition heard OF
your sarsaraa, purchased six bottles, and renouIced
all other remedies. did not expect take all bought
debated had system become. Contrary TO ali OK.
reetaton my health almost began toimprove.
was abe TO attend to my domestic duties, sooi,
could walk out, thing once thought would be inpossi.
BILE. Mygratitude express, feeling satisfied that
nothing else could have relieved othe misery and SUI
terins then endured oS. cheerfly recommend Sands
Sarsaparilla to a. -.-.ing as l have DONE.
1 Respectfully yours, l..f-
/ .-ftrt ~ REBECCA MAYO
Knowing the above strictly correct and
bens near heighb9rs to Mrs. Mayo, cheeriuy testify
| to the same. ,....
| Warren Rodgers, e. Mrs. Priscilla L. Dod
i John Haet, Mrs. Rebseca Smith,
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REMOVAL,

nay q ,l .a REMOVAL. -
& D. BAYHA have removed to tho;r -,
cio5s brick buildings, 1871 Mari ct Street. Sao spa
manufacture and keep on hand, s "AeEethey
TIN AND SHEET IRON wApp
And keep for sale Japan Ware and HoUeSoIJ r.,.,
HARDWARE Aso the latest styles OF Cooling Slow.
WhSn tney Will sell Wholesale and Retail III &
market prices Their old customers and ne pnS 80
ally are invited to Call and examine their stccS Et
description of articesin their nrS Promptly Ss 1T
W.. T.
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l No. 81 South Gay Sit, between Lombard and Second
es the suilnss and City Post
over niteen years III this citybyTeg Physicians
rom Is speedy and
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For Gentlemen and Ladies'
UST received at the Music store, 1893 Main street.
~ large assortment of Piano and Guitar Music; also
no. best Roman and Italian Violin Guitar Strin1s;
no. German; no. French best.
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DIR. DYEpS RET,TEF
ERUPTIVE DIsEAiss;Eiis.'

has now become settled fact, acknowledged nv tho
best Physicians ofour city, that in the SCI oala
letter. and many other Diseases BRESTLiNaER's Rum
EXTRACT or SARskPAR1LLAA DANDRLos, lis etidcdlv
above all other vcr
nsei and although we have nevertaken the pains
ior the sale 81 yet we are ALMOST weekly receiving
states by persons, who by means have
ofits wonderm curative powers. The following is from
very serious disease;-7 EI7g FEF ST51 "
DEAR DocroR: ~ sI--* ;5 81 j. sTa7 a. ,,.t..ts
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Notice OF Partnership.
THE business of the late firm of Warden & Edwards
viii be continued by the Undersigned the old stand on
Main street. under the firm name OF Edwards q Warden;
James w Warden having purchased the interest OF ia.
cob NJ. Warden. ~ -
Wheeling, December 1, 1852.
dec4-tf las w waRDRN '' 'A''
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"a Il Look to your Coughs! ~
ell such laboring under Coughs Colds Hoarse
IL ness, PANS in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &C. wa
would honestly recommend the use of Brenngers Conf
pound Syrup of Boneset, apeasant safe aud apeedv
cure 1t can be had at Messrs. PAxroN & LlKrs end Of
the Suspention Bridge, and at - 4
f-4st bis9 sBRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRoNG,S,yt
angsl- yr:d AeE .;saas Monroe street, Wheeling
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Knowing statement to be strictly
being neghbors to Mrs Mayo, cheeriuy testii,
to the same. -.
Warren Rodgers, E. Mrs. Priscilla L. Do Il
John HalIet, $50 Mrs. Rebscca Smith,
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UST opened, OF splendid Planshed Ware
consisting oil coffee and Tea UTns, chatting Dishes oys
Ter Stewers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Teapot Egg
coolers stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-.a
beautiful article We respectfully solicit the attention OF
Inc public to our varied and beautiful assortment OF House
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
nov1O ~ ~ t'>' ''e Ix rs. inc,
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LLPERsoNs indebted tie late firm or o. W. Heis.
IA kel d Co by note book account viii please mako
pa z ym ass without dslay. o. W. HEtlskELLa co.
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50 - y ryne,s Medicines. liasS35
HAVE the eency for DR.. Jaynes Medicines and viii
u Furnish Druggists and others on liberal terms a.
{ Ezi GEo. WILSON,
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Dr. Harris may well himself upon the hap.
by result of his and rejoice he is permit
ted to dispense balm to the afflicted position
viable than the jeweed throne OF earts loest potei.
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this remedial agent we forbear to say anything tho
speedy and certain aetionin removing rheumatism,
Neuralgia Sprains pains from Bruises, Burns, &C., is SO
that to speak its merits you
scarce give credence to assertions
PAXTON d LAKES,
& .t1sil End OF Susp. Bridge, and
& Aug 2t-ty;d. RRENTLINGER &ARMsTRoNG,s :,
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49, Dupont,s Powder.
VIE subscriber has the Agency for the above Powder
and has full supply or all qualities on hand.
ang2f. g GEO. WILSON,
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Through derac cement Of the nervous system the mind
thought lost diocy superyene
ing Tie throne OF intellect drear and desolate. Timdty
and 1rfesolnon with melancholy rauty,-throy gloon,
around the >cenes ollie; haunted by invisible torents
the life becomes insuppoTabe, and he plunses
:. VHE TRIUMPH OLE SCIENCE - !.
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-s...,.5,i Fresh Oysters,
DECEIVED daily at CoNGREss HALL, Ne. 3d. under
HI Dorsey's Lottery office, by ~
sept14-tf. II l.P0THACKRR & LPTTNRR
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e hAkPEN uP.-Now IS your time 10 call aud get one
OF those splendid grind stones, which is warranted
not 10 tall II used, you will find them at
teb22 N. J. RoHANS
Mar y.T3
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TO THE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM. d
d X ZINN will open his Ice Cream Saloon Tuesday
l. the 9th inst with all his former and many new
raugements for the accommodation of visitors, will
be supplied with the best Ice Cream of the season. III
best style. .-..=f 81 .I.-'. g p4-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-03
The Anti-LiquOr Convention,

The adjourned Convention of the friends of lie
Minnesota Liquor Law, met in the Court House,
St, Paul, on Tuesday, Feb. p, at ten O'Clock
a. NJ.
The Convention was called to order by the
President, A. Van Worries, Esq, Of Saltwater.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. &. Seccombe,
from ST. Anthony.
A Committee was appointed to prepare and re-
port business, consisting of J. G. Riheldaffer and
1t. Simpson, Of ST. Paul, J. w. North and C. g.
Ames, Of ST. Anthony.
+. +. Parker, Of Hastings. introduced resou-
ton disclaining all desire to intimdate any de-
partment of government in the discharge Of their
duty. while at the same time we purpose to use
all honorable means TO secure the passage Of Il
Prehbory Law. Which resolution, after seve-
raj brief addresses, was adopted
Committee reported several resolutions, and
an Address to the People. Report accepted.
The resolutions were then taken up in order,
favor from r. r. Cressey.
Second resolution was laid the table, and
the Address to the People read and unanimou sly
adopted by rising vote.
T.. ID. Neill presented resolution pieIsins our
votes TO none but kaown and pledgei friends of
the Liquor Law, which, after some remarks was
laid the table ill afternoon
II. NJ. Flu ierlon, J. q. Riheiiaffer, and r. p.
Marvin. were appointed Commits to direct
strangers to such families as are will NJ to furnish
free entertainment; after which the Convent ion
adjourned to meet in the Presbyterian Church.
the Court House being too small-at l. O'Clock
r. NJ.
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Speech of Mr.. Wells.

Ma. SPEAKER: In offering this amendment
have few remarks to make. am about to Sc,
an example in the discussion of this bill, which
fear but few will follow. intend to express nv
own sentiments independent Of all other consde-
rations. II others would pursue the same C, urse,
feel confident that this bill would meet with lit
tie favor, for firmly believe that the sense of
this Assembly is strongly against this proposed
law. Any one out Of the limits Of this Territory,
would, under such circumstances, firmly believe
that the bill would be defeated. But un fortu
na,eiy. we have too many politicians; too many
men willing TO serve the country-as the journals
of this Assembly abundan,ly provs and who are
too apt in acting upon public questions, to ask
themselves whether they are TO gain, or lose voice
in their action upon the questions presented for
their copsideration.
!: is not an unusual thing to hear N embers Of
The Legislature express seniipents in favor of, or
against measures presented for their considera-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ Office is hereby given that the undersigned nd
IN minstrator of the estate of John NJ Sawyer, late
Of saltwater, couny OF ashingon, Territory oil in-
deceased by virtue of ant under order OF the
Probate Court OF Washington county, made by the Hon
Harvey Wilson Of Probate Of said county on the
fourteenth day of February A ID 1854 -.,e
VIII sell all IN. right title, aad interest Of the said
estate in and the following s:ribed premises, and
al the right title and interest leg or equitable whca
abe said John NJ Sawyer had In or to- the following des-
erbed real estate pieces parcels OF land al The tine
Of his deceaSc, wit:
'Tbc undivided third part OF lot No. two, ~ in
section No fifteen, (l5) in township No thirty, l3V
north, OF Range No twenty (2o) west, containing my
and day hundrcdths go 50-lO0l acres.
Also, the undivided one ,hrdpart, OF the following
described premises TO wiz
Block No. ten, il0) In the town OF saltwater, acccr-
ding the survey anl plat of the ud iowa OF SILVIA
ter, made b. Harvey Wilson and recorded IN the Once
Of the Register Of eeIs Of the county of Wtshinstoh
together with all IN Land living AMI being between the
ne OF SAID block No. (0} aud She lake shore o
Lake ST. Crei, Saving md excepting onlythe lind Ia
Ken up BY the couuty road = laid OutD together
with the right and privilege OF the land upon the lake
shore Of said Lake 1t CruN, between the east nae OF
said county road ah said ak pprhsrly along the SAID
Lake shore distance OF one hand ed lest IRON p"it
said shore where IN north line OF said block II the
extented easterit weuid strike the said lake
together with All ths rights privileges and apuftenanoe Is
belonging app.i aiming the sad oneihfd part OF
the Aforesaid premises including the mil ana all M
proveneets thereon" Situate. Ism aud being IN Tue
county OF asliincion in ihe Territory OF Minnesota
'aAt public Yendie the o:e OF the Register of deeds
OF the coaaiy OF Washington, in the town oil Stiiiwaer
Ia SAID county, Tuesda, the l2sh day of April,
1858. At eleven o'cioch the forenoon of that day.
saltwater. February "a 1853
SETH NJ. SAWYER,
lott Administrator.
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TIE LIQUoa LAw-1Vhch was enacted #
the last session Of the Legislature having been
decided unconstitutional, owing to its being sub
mitted to vote of the people, has been the sub =
ject Of Legislation by the present Legislature
The friends Of the measure in the Council having
applied for and received the opinion of the Chief
Justice as to the Constulonality OF the bill then
before that body, made the necessary amendments
10 conform to the opinion Of the Chief Justice
The bill was then passed by the Council and
went to the House of Repre- senatives, where it
was, on the 2sth Of Febr uary. nega,ived by the
decided vote Of eleven against to six for the bill
and this too. in the face of petitions from large
portion OF the population, for lis passage. The
friends of temperance have cause to be much sur
prised at the result, but it is to be hoped the law
is by no means killed. The energy of the Tenn
perance advocates in Minnesota, will not permit
them to res, satisfied until our towns shall be re-
leved from those dens which are raining up our
youth to the pentcntiary and the galIows. In
another column will be found the proceedings of d
Temperance Meeting in ST. Paul, on the 22d ult.
which shows that our people aware OF the i'm :
portance Of Temperance reform in Minnesota
We also publish various laws relative to aud de-
c'sons on the right of restricting the trade, which
is one of the hes, papers on the 'Constitutlonai
question: we have seen.
For the purpose Of Illustrating the grounds on
which our Representatives voted against the bill,
we publish below the speech of Mr.. Wells, Of
Wabashaw, the only argument urged against the
aw which was under consideration.
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Territory Of Minnesota, .
County of w ash.ngton.
SETH NJ. SAWYER,
Administrator.

Count, of W ashington.
DIsrarcr Couar isr. JUDICIAL DlsrnIcr.
Levi Hertzell and
oscar Bars, complainaots
William Woodruff Defendant. {
SITTING CHANcERY.
IL appearing my satisfaction by ahlavi' and the
been exhibited and fled ard writ OF injunction allowed
aud delivered the sheriff OF The county OF Wasng-
Ioa to serve.
And further appearing my satisfaction, by ail-
davits l,a; the above named defendant, William Wood
run, i. OF This Territory and nonresident the reof
and canno: upon illigent inquiry BE- iolnd therein,
II is hereby ordered, that the snil defendant, William
Woodruff, appear and plead, answer or dcmur 90 the
complananis' bal al complaint file IN this cause on
or before the da, Of \. ID. 1913. Aud
H. is further ordered that his order be published in
the Minnesota Pioneer a newspaper printed and
published ST Paul, this Territory.) in each
week for six weeks after the date here
Of
And il is further ordered TIM; certified copy of this
order together with copies of the writ ofnjHncton and
subpmua issued la this u. deposited thc post
nihcc directed 10 The sad William Wuolrdn at the
city al Cincinnati, State Of Ohio within i've days from
the date hereof
Or that copies Of th. order and Of the said injunction
and Subpoena be delivered personally the said defend
ant within sixty days from the date of this order.
III. L. HAYNEH.
ST. Paul, March, 80 1853.
NJ f. Anes, W. Il. Senmes, Conpl;s. Solicitors.
46--et