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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
HOUSEHOLD AND CABINET FURNIrURE.-wIL

IL LIAM IRVING co Auctsneers, will sell on SAtur-
day ptember ~ at lo o'clock At the saesrooms No.
walnut beosd superb do bookcase eleven high and
thirteen fee. vide with wings mahogany bookcase two
carved black walnut amour rosewood psyche glass
gothic desk. arm and hall chairs, three mahoea any
chairs in muslin and brscates; six couetes muslin
for ball and concert rooms ten mahogany marble top
dining tables for saloons French psts mirrors superior
line eng'avinss oil painting. second hand furniture
tables 6c., &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

DRIVES, CESSPOOLs, &c, EMPTIED BY Amos
pbsric prssssrs.-The Pneumatic Draining and Manu-
aesspoos Co. by thsr nex process. without causing
offensive odor to the occupants While operating and
depot 81 Msngin street will receive immediate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
uENRY b. LIEDs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n.

i ELH.-HENHY II.
II Leeds Co. will sell by auction this dsy, Friday,
sept g. at 10 ooock, at the salesroom Wall et
large line OF household furniture cor ting lof elegant
carved suits in brocste
bedeads bureau and sofas chairs In hair
cloth and brocsee window shades curtains cornices;
wardrobes bookcass egerss &c hair mattrasses
do psDiaes CRIBS mahogany and centre tables
card quArtete and eide tables touches ostomaus
aueed arble top cottage suites DO Brussels
carpets china aid glass kitchen furniture every
description Also three pianos
mahogany Eve and half octave piano. By the best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

DEPLATING.-OLD WARE REPLATED WITH SILL
IL YER equsl at low prices and warranted
Nm the beat manner-vs cAstors spoons and forks
Ac Britannia plated equal TO solid silver Goods
snt the plating factory 22 Centre street. Grand
the Office No. stairs, 1t Is Joha street.
Ill VT att tion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

n 8. HOUGH. AUCTIONESR.-ELEGAN ANT HOUSE
IL. bold furniturea at auction this day. Friday At 10
NJ $50 West Twenty fret street. Eighth
comprising all the elegant custo made rosewood furbi
the large four story brown stone house.
rosewood suits in rich satin broeae French
mahogany do in plush and velvet elegant pier ,ut-l
and gilt gasses satin and lace window curtans
vet c.rpe's superb msDtel clocks and ornsmsnt
wood bureaus bedstsads CENTRE side card tables
large quantity Of uperor oil panngs rosewood piano
forte fully wAIrsntsd chamber furniture in great
dance mattresses plows quilts, blankets &c extension
tables; rich china dinner aud tea set cut ware
All the fixtures IN the house. and lease Of house. not
disp.os dofrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

ITO LET-IMMHDIATE POSSESSION GIyEN.-A SUIT
OF numbering nve and two, good psatres. slid
ing DOORS and Pipes are introduced for dentist hss
Just moved ont. pus not ior want OF decidedly
god Also large basement very acces-
sble suitable for fancy willow and crookery store
for fringe and tassel manufActury light fanny
bpsness being in first rate location. Apply ct M Allan
tio BrOs kyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

SO0 OOn CHOICE HAVANA SEGARs, IMpOriD
OUU.UUU cd brandies, wines, gins cordialA 49,
retail also sole agents the oelebrSka\
Gasiish cordial GIN which sor les hid as
0'AA' a'@'''' - W b. B4NsoN CO., rupsrss,s
No. ~ Brooms street. esrner Meross,
DRArpIEs.-M DE yOs III GRAND STREET ODD
ID FcowS Hall bess leave to inform his friends aux She
public in general that he has large stock brandlss -
hand the choicest grades and qustes which oers
s4t Utard brandy ofsuperior quality 5O 6ns eossisa
at 81 % and very pure brandy At 81 good brsaAys
for common use, rs cents.
IIEIDsIscx, cHAs HIEDsIEcK NUNS oABINE1
II and Verlonay Temple, .sshIieder snd other chstcs
Champagne vince. Ciarst wine from 81 10 per doseu,
bottles returned Frs old Havana sessrs assorted Coz
sale BY WILLIAM n. UNDEkHiLI. 40 Broome strsJA
corner Of CROSBY.
ONION DOCK, OTARD, CHAMPAGNE, RoULew
- delmains, and numerous other ane brssdcs Jsnses
and st Scotch Irish wnistey II vageou1
brar port sherry and madeira Wines for sale By q
UrDERHILL 400 Brooms street. corner Of CROSBY. 90
cent below AMI other HOUSE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

aOfx8Es, EARRIAGEA, 40.
A FINE SADDLE HORSE wANTED-A FREE TR0T-
"A ter about Is hand. high ana l,t5e lbs vel hs
animal need fsreo Apply ~ No. Hanover square or
EUROPEAN CARRIAGE BUILT TO ORDER IN THE
seen AZ coSkLIs HucG,c, Fourth avenue. corner Of
TOR SALE, CHEAP-A BUTCHERS CART, NEARLY
II suitable for heavy work Apply IT tie Of
Fourth street and sixth avenue.
EoR sALE-A PAIR OF STYLISH BAY HORSES, ls,S
a 'sns Il hs y App
to P. RAY, 6s " ocsssr street.
FOR sALE-A SECONDHAND GIG, IN GOOD RE:
P 'aaS; * pnI;fan srIfs. Of
and yesrs DID, ear travel very fast win DO warrant
g kss and in single or sGI',. h.r enc Gan
s.sh I'll. has IA 70 ", further p.s sot C
E,oR sALE-A BROwr HORSE FIFTEEN AND A
half hands high sound and KIND Ia All harness, plea
saP, days ans YER, 1a es owner s1ous
TOR sALE-A soReEL HORSE, TOGETHER WITH
esrtiane harness will be sold together or separate Cse
Be- seen r three day, y ealing A. no East Twenty sixth
seven years ODD sour aind suitable for family
stable, 10 East Thirteenth street.
L'OR sALE-EoUK NEW EXPRESS WAGONS. APP
ply
L'oR sALs-A GENTLEMAN, ABOUT TO LEAVE
for California offers for sale three uncomu
.sss s:s & s,h
wind and bottom-osn 90 Ia three minutes
road harness. sxty miles In hvo hours bro
pacing mare, foot In 2, anything the
bay Morgsn years old weighs near coo lbs
foot 10 thee mnu,es the road hiad
without ltchipg ard perfectly safe for laiies Or FAM
diving The above horses 81. sound and perfectly
handle drive eitoor In harne under saddle Also
one buggy suky 80 harness SADDLE, brides
robes 6e &c. Can be seen ut the Nov FORK Hippora
Livery stables, Go and 67 Watt street
CPLENbID noRsEs-A SPAN OF VERY SUPERIOR
- brft bay horses sixteen hands high elk yeas old and
from twin ssters offered for sale sc o.rgant .
stables No l2 Est Twenty fourth street. These horses
recently from western new York. perfectly
kind in good condition quick and active snd equal TO
sny csrrisse horses to be found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

EARM FOR SALE.-A BEAUTIFUL Farm OF THIR
teen III the village Of Campsown, Essex county
New ysrsey On TIE Is good dwelling house barn;
AaA all the buildings there also excel
Isat we'll Of water with pume n the kitchen Tho land
Nh sxd u surpassed in fertility. The place may
b reached evs,y hSIf holr In the dav from New
Ysrk. BY the New Jersey Railroad to Newark, thence
BY stage tthree miles to II therefore presents
opportunity rarely orso 20 persons doing In
the city der quiet and healthy homo IL the
made Ban AMIN Vol, oO4 West street, or ABRAHAM
VOORRIS, SS Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

no LET-A FURNISHED COTTAGE AT CLIFTON.
i beautifully situated about minutes wax fro N
yanssbits ferry Inquire Off BLAKE, grocer the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
nHI HERALD AND MISS LUCY.
i "Taks your time Miss Lucy
AMI ma akr0nR.O

Mako your coffee strong pastab)e and healthy by using
ssGeorre Hummes pr-mium Of COFFEE" one pack
age of which, will four poands coffee
reid bossAe by Daniel Boiler Co. Phil
adelpba Hall Ruchsl Co. ageit to for New York and
IAmuel smith travelling agent Post ohos Brooklyn Re-
tailed by druggists and grocsrs everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

HARLKM LOTS FOR sALH-EICHT LOTS on THE
fsA - Of ussh ssrvet each zssse H. bet Fourth
we Axsssss, siso lot futn ssonuo east sdo,
Entv bstsese lzta Ahd iDth proper
W rn - s>tf - bar applied fsr fm<ncciatsy.
ALkVNI 4 uV,ACK, II Wal etrast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

EsOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE IN THE
in Sity-Ths Portland Hotel Shrewsbury river with
bsiidinse Of lssd beautifully stus
ted, meng the che Fer particulars inquire Of
BhsJAhak 16 Bowery N. B.-Ihis house suitable
fee private residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
TENANTS REGISTER.

QAsEMLNr TO LET--No 81 DU sNE STREET. THIR D
building east of Broadway, twenty egnt est wide ~
feet ee-p four windows in the aud wide
entrspce in front inquire Of II. LUrH X, engineer or
at the grocery store next door.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-04-21
CAPITOL BTILDTNGS.

CEALED Proposals viii be received by the Board of
- Buding Commissioners OF the Territory OF Mime
sota until Monday, the I'd day Of May at y o'cock
NJ, for the full elton OF the Capitol Buildings
ST. Paul according the plan and specifications file
Separate proposals Will be considered for the couple
ton of the Whole, or in part, as follows, to wit:
l. tor furnishing material aud doing the carpenter
and joners' work, laying balance OF floor putting
partitions, casing doors and windows fitting SASH
ting glass, hanging the windows with weights and pulleys
erecting columns in front and finishing port,co MAX
and hanging DOORS running stairs with walnut hand
rail ana turned bannsters, putting down base boards
finishing the dome and erecting steps the end and back
DOORS and every thing necessary to complete finish Of
the building; also for erecting out houses.
g For furnishing material. lahing and plasterng the
whole, to he three coat With white finish
g. For furnishing material and painting the interior Of
the building doors, windows &C., white with pure lead
and lnseed oil; three coat work.
A. For furnishing material and erecting steps and flag
eng The portico IN front Of building and erecting
brick piers in The BASEMENT support the nooT tubers
The steps and tisging 10 he OF cuJ stone.
s. Fer furnishing material and covering the dome with
tin.
an bids specify for what price per square yard
the plastering and painting will he done
All material to be of the BEST quality, and work he
done in the best manner. Contractors will he required
give security for the completion Of their contract
To be completed before the LIST Of Sc pember 1883
BEN. W. BRUNSON, Building Com.
psul. March % lS53-5O4t.
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TERRITORIAL PRISON WORK.

CtEALED Proposals will be received by the Boaid of
- Inspectors until Monday, the 9Th OF May next,
IL o'clock NJ, for the performance of the following
work. To wit:
l. The drainage, culv erng and grading the grounds
2 The erection OF buttress wall against the sou III
wall of the yard.
g. The erection Of an addition to the Prison Building
10 contain ten cells.
4. The erection Of two guard houses.
5. The erection OF a work shop.
Plans and specifications be upon applic alton
10 X. h. Johnson, Deputy Warden Proposals will be
considered for the whole part and awarded to the
best bidder The above proposals are invited upon the
supposon that Congress has made appropriation TO
pay for the work Ii this shoaid fail be the case the
said Board reserve the right to reject the proposals. in
whole part Contractors will furnish ali
Proposals Will be endorsed "For Prison Work." and
addressed To FIR DELANO
Warden Ter itorial Prison; Saltwater, NJ T.
April Z, is,3.--4t5l
Mlnnesotia and Ex pres.. cony till day
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rial Of the Beautiful.

the dead, and the beautiful sleep,
here the willow and cypress weep;
ind OF the west brcathes its soft sigh,
liver stream is flowing high,
clear drops of its rising SPRAYS
ems in the moons bright rays
ias warm smile may never dispel
,r, O 'er the form we loved so we'll
shere the sparkling waters flow;
..ircsf, earliest violcts grow;
Ky and the earth are softly fair
aeg thcrc-buy her there.
-p' the dead and the beautiful sleep?
flowers bloom IN the valley deep;
tl wet robes Of Spring most softly rest
rr the slecper's breast;
ard she voice Of the sinless dove,
,.4.r.rc a,res Of undying love;
,le'e coiamn proud IN the may glow
stH heiut that IS resting below:
tHr rar hearts are sleeping, forever best,
4eee o. wandering Peri loved to rest;
Whore as Ky and the earth are sofdy far,
b~ry her thcre-bury her there.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-04-21
SPIRITUAL MANIFEST ATOMS AT
THE NEW YORK BAZAAR.

LATEST TEIEGRAPHiC DESPATCH.
MR.. BLUM is now in New York, making selections
w of his spring assortment for the ST. Paul trade
The Ladies will be particularly happy to learn that
tUo French LadIfs have been engaged in New York,
expressly for the Milf AIRY dress making teparmon
of the Bazaar
The most extensive ard well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS & FANCY ARTICLES,
that has reached St Paul, will be opened the
Bazaar imm datcly after the arrival of the first boat.
The Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond Rings, and
and general Of the finest and best
Jewery viii be satisfactory TO the most iastdous
tastes Of tie ladies.
Aso Table Cutlery of The finest quality, suited TO the
st. Paul market.
The most important item Of all is that Mt the Bazaar,
every article will be sold cheaper than be found
any other estahlis hment in the Territory.
We ask that a,ics ard gentlemen will give MS call,
and our Will lie such that satisfied they
will not leave without purchasing. 4S-U
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Saint Conis.
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Foruarding House.
JOSEPH MoGRiD6E FRANCIS MC'fAuL.
MOGRIDGE A Mc'FACI.
Late Twchell Sc Mocridge)
CDyner II Commercial end Pine Nfre1s.
6<oNSGNMENrS and Commissions viii meet with
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal ASH
ADV AScEs will be gwen on Cons gnmen,s or Bnls OF
Iadng
The Eorw aliing and Receiving of Merchandise and
Produce viii meet with especial dispatch; The
lowest rates Of Freight will always be procured and
the expense Of Storage and Drayage much a, pos
Sble nv Oided.
ORpERs FOR T, RcuAsIxa flied at the shortest no.
tice and lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
Page x Bacon,
Charles, Blow & Co, :, Yiu
Chotoau Vale, 81 LUIS
Boan. King Il CO.,
Il M :; f SssnSIds. * Brother louisville
Ellis x Morton,
Strtder d German,
Hosea a Frazer, Cincinnati
Springer & Whiieman,
f.. ~. Goodman n Co,
{. S L 1s s%;' : o "''''' r'-'nss
Morgan, j. VI Buck & Morgan,l
Shields i Miller, pb;,.ao,nh;.
T.. &. Iarrall, HiiH'e'f"i"'
b Il. Comesys,
a sTs.sn a,' G. !: CO.. Cole. baltimore.
$1"s; / F H Ss.s: }ss" York
A. G. FarwelI & Co., p,
Howard, son a Co, ! '
L. {. Twiche & Co, New Orleans
We have open Policy Of Insurance, which will
cover all shipments 10 our address, when advised by
letter per mail when endorsed bills OF lad M
before or At the time OF shpnlent
MOGRiDGE q McFAUL.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
NOTICE is hsreby given that the partnership lately
~ existing between w. H. Jarvis and J. II. bay un.
der the firm of Jarvis Day, Druggists DC, was dis
solved on the 2iss day Of March, 1858, by mutual
consent W. H. Jarvis is authorized to settle all debt,
due to and by the late frin.
w. II. JARVIS
J, II. DAY.
March 81, 1853. [5I-tf
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FRUIT TREES AND SHRCBBERY.
HAVING purchased the interest of Mr.. x. =. Upton
Il Il in the ST Anthony Nursery, am prepared fiji
orders for Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery,
Roses, Dahas and all kinds OF Dubious partic-
uar attention will be given TO the cultivation Of Dwarf
Pears Cherries and Apples in order especially sup
ply the people OF st. Paul and ST. Anthony, who wish
to raise their own frut embellsh their yards and
gardens with something useful well beautiful.
Ny supplies to be obtained from a well known nur
sery in Iowa, until trees can be grown in Minnesota.
have a small stock hand, that have been in the
territory one and two years. Ny nursery will be oca
ted Groveaud, short distance from the Half WAY
House, the ST. Paul and st. Anthony road. Those
wishing trees shrubbery, will do well send in their
left at The store of j. T.. Fullerton addressed to me
through the Post Office. L. NJ. FORD
Groveiand, NJ. l., March %, 1853 Soft
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BENTON County PROBATE COURT.

County OF Benton,
Probate Court for the county OF Benton held 81
"A the Office Of the Judge thereof, Sauk Rapids on
the 18th day OF March, IN the year thousand eight
hundred and iiiiy three.
Present, William III. Wood. Judge.
In OF the estate of John Lee deceased Ap-
piIcation having this day been made by George W.
Sweet, be appointed administrator Of the estate Of
sad deceased
IL is thereupOn ordered that the 10th day of April
next. AT len O'Clock in the forenoon of said day he
signed when the heirs and all persons interested said
estate, may appear at the Probate office Sauk Rapids
and show cause any they have why the prayer the
petitioner should not be granted. And it i. her
eIcd that said petitioner copy Of this order 60
be published in the Minnesota Pioneer a newspaper
printed the town ST Paul in said Territory three
weeks sucCessively in each week previous the
time above appointed for the hearing in the premises
WILLIAM ii. WOOD.
Judge of prcbate
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10000 Cigars, of every variety.
pOR n and FLOUR constantly ON
TAKE NnTiCE

VNNiAT The Notes and' Accounts of ID. c. Tay Tor
Il are iflL with lie for adj ismenI and collection. All
persons indebted to him 5y note or book account will
please cali at the office of Wi,kin Van Etten. and SET
Tie The same. /. VAN EYrEN.
II. Paul. Jan. Doth lal3.-[45-lC
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46-6t
SHERIEE.S SALE.


DY virtue Of W rit of Execution issued cut and
- der the seal of the District Court for the County Of
Ramsey, upon ludsme rendered by said Court,
the twenty ninth day of October. A. -. thousand
eight huudred aud ftv-two, i'll action WHEREIN David
III Burke and lanes w. Burke plaintiffs, and Daniel
+. Brawiey and Frederick Hardy defendants IN ia
Of said plaintiffs and against SAID defendants for
sum Of Two hundred and eighty nine dollars and hrty
cents, have this ninth day Of March, A. ID. 1853,
levied upon the following described property to w.t.
being part of lotsi and >, in block 80 III Rice Irvine
addition to the of 81. Paul, commencing AT The
corner Of Eagle aud Franklin streets, thence running
southerY the line of FIanhn street, eight
and half ReN thence westerly, to the line between
lots three and four, and in said block So point
siN feet southey Eagle thence SIXTY
six feet 10 Eagle easterS to the place of
the property OF said deendants which property /
shall expose 10 sale at public auction 10 The highest bid
DEF for cash. at the rout door Of the Court House ST.
Pant in said county, on Thursday the twenty first day
of April A. u S53. II o'cook in the forenoon Of said
day. much thereof ma, he sufficient satisfy
sait execution.
GEO. F. BROTT, Sheriff
BY 5. Is. CARVE, Deputy.
Rice, HoI.inshead & Becker. Atiy for Pins
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EIIV. r BKUTI. SherH.
BY $. Is. CARVE Deputy.
Rice, HoI!inshead & Becker Ai,y's for Pins.
E,5
FRUIT TREES. SIIRTRRI,RY NSuADE.

uNIE undersigned would asa the attention ~ persons
DESTROYS oi ornaneHting their grounds, to the
aOgue of Ntsrs. John SigeEson & brothers, old and
experienced ruit Growers aud Nursery men; having
purchased and srubbcrN from Them for several
Years, can recommend their 10 he such repre-
scented. Their fruit grated oi the best and
most improved varieties. and adapted 10 northern lati-
t,bp
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a MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COM
a PANI.--Capital s l0e,000.-inCerpofsted By the
Legislature of Ono Charter perpetual. Office No. a.
East Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio.
This Company issues Policies the following rates
Tor - 00O aud in proportion for larger amount.
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Territory of Minnesota. ,

County County Of n w nhaesU S.
DISTRICT CoURT, IsT. JuDIcIAL DISTRICT.
David Hone, Complainant
William w oodruf, Defendant.>
Sitting IN Cu.NcEny.
1t appearing to my satisfaction by afidavits and the
papers OF file III the that bill Of complaint has
been exhibit ed and filed, and Of injun cton al
lowed and issued thereon, and writ of ap-
pear and the delivered to the sheriff of the
~ OF Washng on 10 serve and it further appearing
my satisfaction by adavits that the aboye named de-
Iendant William Woodruff, Is of this Territory, aud
cannot upon dgent and due enquiry be found therein
II is hereby ordered that the defendant William
Woodruh appear and plead, ans demur To the
compiaipants bill of complaint on ile in this
or before the fifteenth day of June, A. 1853
And il is hereby further ordered that a COPY of this
order he published in the "Ninues ot. Pionoer" IA news
paper printed and published st Paul in this Terri
next after The date hereof and is further ordered that
certified copy of this order together with copies Of
the VIII oi injunction and subpoena ISSUED IN lhls cause,
he deposited IN the post office directed the said VIII
liam Woodruff al the city OF Cincinnati, State OF Ohio,
within five day Iorn the date hereof.
Or that copies of this order and of the Ia niunCti
ana snhp9na lie delivered personally The said defend
ant within sixty day from the date of this order.
ii. L. uAYNER.
St Paul. March, 81 1853
III T.. Ames, w. II. Semmes, complts solicitor.
DC CIV.
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Territory Of Minnesota,
County Of Washington.

Territory Of Minnesota, } .
County of Washing ton. "
DIsTricr CouRr lsT J, DlcIAL DISTRICT.
Levi Hcrtaell and
Oscar Burris, Compliments
William " oodruG, Defendant.
SITTING CHANCERY.
papers hle The cause that bill OF compliant has
been exhibited and Gcd and writ oi INJUNCTION allowed
and issued thereon, and writ Of subpoena appenr,
and delivered To the sheriff vi the county Of ashng-
ton TO
Ana Il nrther appearing my sati.faction, bv aii-
davits that The above named defendant William WOOD
run, Is out OF This Territory Bnd nonresident theroo
and cannot upon dil!gent inquiry be found therein,
IL j. hereby ordered, thai the said defendant, aIn
Noodrut, appear and plead, answer demur To the
compliments bill OF complain on file ia this cause
or before The fifteenth day Of June,A ID. 1853. And
il is further ordered that this order be published in
the "Nuuesoia Pioueer,' "a newspaper printed and
published ST Paul, in Ihis Territory,) oncc in each
week tor SIX successive weeks next after the date here
Of
And il IS further ordered that certified copy of THIS
order together With copies OF the ianc ton aud
snbpSna issued in this cause be deposited the post
Office directed to the said William Woodruff. al the
city OF Cincinnati, State Of Ohio within live days from
the date hereof.
and Subpoena be delivered personally the said defend
ii. Il. HAYNER.
II. Paul, March, 81 1853.
NJ Z. Ames, W. Ii. sommes, CompIts Solicitors.