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l56 Ia Acres.
Look to your Interest.

-~":0O.X .X:o0..------
DY ca!lirsatthe establishment of the UNDER
ID signed, where may be had the variopskin
.ofTURNITURE. usually made IN this part Of
the country, of Poplar, Walnut. Cherry Maple OF
Mahogany aLso, Plows, Rakes, Forks, seythe
snaths, &c ;, Collins neatly finished, lined and de
ivered to any part Of the comfy.
My friends and patrons are requested in future
to confer with Mr.. p. j. LINK, In regard to work,
nnder whose direction the estapiishmeht will be
carried on during my absence. For sale, severl
good Buggies and Carryal.
prospec IN ansion,pea
New Hone, Va, March Is
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FARM FOR SALE.

" WISH TO sell privately. the farm on which
Il now reside, being The same formerly
owned by Emanuel Swick, aud adjoining the
lands Of Col. Jas Crawford. A. d. Wren Johr
Lohr, Capt. II. Peek, aud others, and about
8 j. 2 mies distant from Staunton. This Farm
contains
l56 Ia Acres.
OF which 100 acres are cleared, including Is
acres OF first-rate meadow, well set in timothy
the balance is well imbered. 1t is well watered
and has OH it comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, and all necessary ouihouses, including
Barn, Stable, Smoke House, SIC. Ii lies a con
venien and safe distance from the Railroad, ant..
is easy of access, there being good Road run
ming by it, Oh il is one of the largest and
finest PEACH ORCHARDS TO be found in Va.
There is also iirs-rate Apple Orchard of ex-
cellent fruit.
1t is deemed useless TO describe this farm NOR
minuteiy as persons DESTROYS OF purchasing vii
call and examine for ,hems, Ives, Further in
formation as 10 terms &c, can he had by app,
cation 10 The subscriber. CYRUS Holt. .
Dec. 5, 1853. -3mo.
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P @ r TR Y
sEAsorvS OF THE HEART
BY MISS sALL1E ADA REEDY.

BY MISS SALLIE ADA REEDY.
There is golden sunlight of the heart,
W hen all its lountaindepths OF you are stirred
With that strange thrill that has no counterpart,
And no cxpftsson in an earthly word;
When life tnioltls her pure unsiilIled page,
And anoel.hauds record in beauty there
The morn of life, the sunset Of all age,
Ufidimned by aught that whispers Of care ;
Alas the end of that fair destiny
To youths wild hopes soaring mockery.
There is IA wil,Ieline moonlight of the heart
Vixen loves delicious song awakeis first
And heart strings tienble lest that love depart,
And they with lis false visions ily burst
When all we ever knew uf earthly bliss
And all we ever dreamed Of heavenly truth
Float like sweel perfumes where the zephyl's kiss
And tind one testing place The heart OF youth ;
Eco oil The heart round y hich those visions shone
Is ba, The flower with al its Perfume gone.
There is meoAe starligitof the heart ,s
When II its wild thoughts are hushed 10 rest
And heller feelings silently impart
silsery radiance 10 the inward breast;
When those tina, long si4ce claimed a bitter tear
Clothed in immortal beauty around us play
And the lone split shrihks with nohle fear
From all HAT is less pure and bright than they
Oh! who can look beyond the deep, blue air,
Without a hope 10 meet some loved one there?
There is a cherries midnight Of the heart
When lhro' the Shades Of inemory's dreary
waste
We see full many COL len stream depart
Which The pafe.,ei lips in lie no more may
taste
When darkness deep oppressive Ikea pail,
Aud mourl.Iul chaos, Strange and underlined,
Sweeps der the heart -tripgs, wllEeriug youth
and all
That's beautiful or bright in soul CT mind
All every inuer tablet has a SPOT
Where hope has died, aud midnight scafters MOI,
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"a little more animation, DEAR whis-
pered Lady B--t to the gentle Susan,
who was walking through quadrile. "Do
leave me TO manage my own business
mamma replied the proyiden' nymph; 81
shall not dance my ringlets out of curl for
a married man. ''Of course nos my
love; but | was not aware who your
partner was"
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UNION HALL.
s ia u n ton, Virginia

. p ---ouAA..Uo..SHoU--------
Fs3EIE large and commolions Concert and
e. Exhibition room, in the Union Hall hiiill-
ny, capable Of seating comfortably 400 persons,
is now ready for use. Il,
Persons wishing TO occupy the room will ap.
ply 10 THoMas P. EsKnInGE, Treasurer Of the
Company, al his Drug Store.
January 10, 1853.
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A GaoD ANswER.-A lady the other
day, asking young gentleman OF our ac-
quaintance: ''Sir, is your wife as pretty as
you are!' He did not to be mpIimented
at the expense Of his wife, and SO, by way
of gentle reproof, he blushingly replied:
mo, Miss, but she has very pretty
manners" No further inferrogatories
were propounded upon that subject by the
lady.
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VIM. S. II. BAYLOR,
ATTORNEY LAW,
Staunton, Va.

WTYiLL practice in all the courts holden in
w S,aunlou-a the Circuit and Quarter
" Courts Of the counties of Rockbridee, Abe
marie and Rock CHAM.
Office tor the present in the rooml occupied
by James H. Sknaer, Esq.
Nav % iS52 ID.
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DENT LNoTICu.

eWFHE undersigned hereby Informs his patrons
IL and friends, that he will be absent until
Is, March, 1854, in attendance upon lectures OF
,hs, College of Dental Surgery in Baltimore
lie would refer any persons wishing his pro
tessonal services 10 his friend A, B. Arthur, ID.
d.. S., of Slaunton. Hs returns his grateful
srktlowleIs nents for liberal patronage here
,aiJre given, and hopes to return still more
qualified to deserve il in future.
WM CHAPMAN.
nay. 81. is5a,-,lsl March.
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DEAKIN,s & MERRITT.

ygAVE in Store and tor sale large lot OF
an Ready Made Ciothins, consisting Of Over
Coats, Fine and Common. and Surerfne FIock
Goats, Business Coats, Vests Of all klais; Paeis;
Boys Goats and Over Sacks; Ready Made Shirts
and Drawers Silk Shirts; Collars, spsrenders,
Silk Handke!ehieis, g.. Sc.
Stanton, Oct II, 1858.
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HARPER & BROTHER.

HARPER Sz BROTHER.
FAVE jus, received one of the largest and
y best selected steeh nlGroceres ever brought
10 matket-conprisi all articles usually kept
in Grocery Houses.
Sugars Brown, coflee. pulv'd., Clushed
Cofee-Iava, RIO, Laanira.
Ieas--Finesi Black and Green.
Soif-Alarshais Factuiy Filled.
Caadles-spe'm, Adaiaanise, Wax and Tai
low.
Molosses-S. House, Potio Rico, Syrups.
Cracke, s-Sola and Waier.
ALSO, Wooden Mare SOAPS Common and
Fancy, Barking, Mustard, Ginger, Allspice,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmees Soda. S4lnaius,
Hops, Ext Coffee, Cotlee-M.ls, sup Cheese,
English Cheese, Olive Oil, Fish AMI Whale
Oil, Starch, Brushes, Shovels, Forks, Spades.
Baskets. &C., all uf Which " i'll be sold low for
cas- uf months TO p0nctnal customers.
HARPER s. BRO,
Union Hall Building.
Staurifon, Oct H. 1855
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VaIicus ineid eilts.

We learn through one of the officers o.
4 the San Francisco that robbery was the Or
der OF the day, dunng the wreck, TO an
extent almost unparalleled in 6endish
atrocity. The first panic appeared to be
hailed as welcome signal for the eom-
mencement Of their villiany. Trunks
were broken open, their contents stolen
and they were iillrawn3iuo the sea, under
/ pretext Of Tightening the ship, While even
| the dying were set upon and robbed as II
! by SO mary vQiyes. sfsIsz.-atssr rs
- AS several OF the ships crew and SOL
diers came ashore at New ioil. ,sthey 6is-
| play ed. "a marvellous amount and sly IL Of
| luggage for their statloD3 we have ru-
l-inors of arrests, but have no names as
The officer referred to showed Us relic
OF love and affection which he rescued
from Que of those thieves, as alleges. 1t
isa large gold loeket, with middle-aged
mans miniature on one side and hair Oil
the other, of. the style OF thirty. wears
ago, with an old fashioned chain aud mo.
dern gold pencil attached. AZ ss
The thief died soon after being com
PEELED TO give it up. 1t may be recovered
by the surviving friends OF the wearer at
the Office OF Alessrs. Rowland and Aspin-
wall, owners of the San Francisco, 10.
81 South streetas2I 8zssr cos : sI..@s
a rather notable instance of the mad
#dening influence OF fear and fatigue Wa
given by one. Of the ships crew OF the
San francisco colored man, whose name
we could not learn, while on board the
Three Bells. lie imagined that SOME
person was trying to murder him; he
would start and spilng as il pursued b
demons net unlike the victim of de.ief,um
tremelis. He twas restrained for a time
=ilon doing himself any BARN; but at
length he eiuded the eyes OF his watchers,
and rushed upon deck exelaming with a
wild start, Save meth. save tue III
moment he was sand the lemoiseless
waves, where he lad thrown himself IN
his bind irenzs. lie was ,nesrr seen
agalu.-a. \. tribune. 5z.,t .==zz=z=
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A Youth asked his fathers sanction

4 Youth asked his fathers sanction to
his project of marriage. The old gentle
man requesting his son TO pay with him,
prayed that il the mattel, was against the
,yiii Of the Lord, he would throw obsta-
cles in thri: way aud make it impossi.
Ole. The son, interinpting, cried. 90
Lord, don't you do il, for l must have her
ANY how.a .s,5S
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j. c. KYLE & BROTHER. =
READY MADE CLOTHING.

FaEAvEi a large aud desirable assortment
lElzaof all kinds OF READY,MADE tl-OFll-
ING, which they are prepared 10 dispose OF on
the most accommodating lerms. Persons IN
want Of cheap and fashionable Clothing are re-
quesied TO give them a call.
Nov. Il, 1853.
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LIQUORS,

''TNIIE finest French Brandies, Ginger Bandy,
L Raspberry Randy, Gin, Scheedam Schnapps,
Old Reserve MADEIRA Wine, Sherry Wine, Port
Wine, Rum, Old Rye Nhiskey Call at
HARPER y BROS.
Oct. 81, 1853.
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TEarly Marriages.

E.st.y I:..s:9iss gss.
am great advocate OF early niar-
liages. There is no check like matrimony
Tor the efiIant propensities of young nau-
hood. Few i've TO what are called the
years ef discretion; without losing one oil
iheig parents, sisters wed au,l yet new
households of .heir eva, and the irst
home is lost. Then usually comes to the
voting man the choice between the eY.l
and the angel
If he prefer the latter he will general.
Ily fina her in the guiae OF sertie
wife.
believe that half the weithlessness,
idleness ana unenergy of baebelorism ,,se
products of interlcr nee and prevention oil
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6. II BaYNE, PATTERSON BAyNE. nAN''I. BAyNE
GEO, n. 3 AME, g. GO.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS &c,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Tsy AVE now III Store large and well sci C.
& III ted Stock OF GendS in their line suit:a, le
Tor the Fall aud Winter trade to an examina
lion oil which they invite the attention OF coun-
Try merchants generally They pledge ,hem
selves not to exceed the Northern u.al hels ia
price, and in quality 10 equa them.
GEO Il. BAYNE s co.
Sent. 10. 1853
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edo you believe in this table, talking,
Matilda, that there S such a fuss about ~
"Oh, dear, no why the other evening
a table was asked how old | was, and Is
raped out forty Ridieulons; when m
not Internationally till next March -
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DIR. Z. a. BERKELEY.

OVC. - q = F~ N = = Z
permanently 10, a;ed in Slann-
lTA' ton. Offers his professional services TO HE
public. Office in the second stony OF the office
formerly occupied by L j. Niche, nearly OPP
posite the Cont House.
Nov. IA 1898.
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Ses 4 WIse MANS OPINION What
ever be mans station in life, whether
high or low, public or private, he will
become better man, and escape many
disaster il he will listen in due season TO
the voice Of the intelligent and the reiin-
ed among the Other sex. A8if "a
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Early on very cold morning. travel
ling profile cutter called at the house of a
wag, and enquired if he wanted profile
taken. E8ta q ftse Aa44s -
Yes was the reply, 1 want yous tax
en- from my door.
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Sewing Machines.

II Sd. s. CRAWFORD are prepared to
~. nrnsh Singers Sewing Machines, and
teach the use of it, at the shortest notice.
Oct. |. 1859.
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APT.---A reverend gentleman down
South being invited by young friend to
take private drink, agreed to dispose Of
a lemonade. BY some mistake he crank
his friends whissey punch, and the young
man informed him that he had taken the
wrong horn. Ihe minister smiled a!labiy and
remarked All, my young friend, the aorn
OF the ungodfy shall be put down.
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v,r;tfania Ware.

BrittaRia Ware.
4 HAVE very handsome stock of Bllttana,
Coffee, and Teapo's, Sugar aud Cream Mugs,
Candlesless Sc. GEO. Z. PRICE.
November Z 1858
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MAUCK,S HOTEL.

MA JVA 3 liO1 Ell,
- &. MAUCK has recently made considera-
AS' bic additions to his extensive Hotel build
inss. ia Harrisonhura, and is now prepared Ia
receive AID enleTialii The travelling public, in a
alo,e comfortable manner than hefelu.nfe. lie
IDEAS il sscless To give an extended description
Of his house, OF make pfoiuse promises 81 What
he intends 10 u,,. as nothing but a PRACTICAL ies
VIII proye satisfactory He Therefore respect
fully suiicis trial.
Harrisonburg, Oei. L, 1853.
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BRlSCOE a. STUART
.gsfc3'sseg at Efsge'.

s 2 q q u g Q N, va.
EyylIL Praetiae In al The Courts of Angus
W. Ia. and in the Superior Courts OF high
land and Rockingham. Office formerly occu-
pied 10y Jno. l.. Peyton, Immediately opposite
the County Clerks office,
: en- 26. iS53;-tf.
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If PRIZE leads the van. beggary brings
up the rear.
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Inc FIeSS ~
When Tamerlane had finished building
his pyramid OF seventy thousand skulls.
aud was seen at the gate Of Damascus.
gittering with steel. with his battle axe on
his shoulder Till his fierce hosts filed out
to new victories aud carnage. the pale
looker-on might have faneied that Nature
was in her death throes-for havoc and
despair had taken possession Of the earth,
and the sun Of mankind seemed setting in
seas Of blood. Yet it might be. that on
that very gala-day of Tamerlane. a little
boy was playing nine pins in the streets Of
OF Mentz, whose history was more impor-
taut than twenty Tanerlanes. The Tar
tar Khan, with his shaggy demons of the
wilderness. passed away like awhiriwind.
TO BE- forgotten and that german ar,izan
has wrought benefit which is YET hn-
measarab'y expanding itself. throughout
ah countries and through all time. What
are the eonquests and expeditions Of cap
tains, from Waller the penniless. 70 Napo-
leon Bonaparte, compared with the these
meveable types n Johannes Fsusts
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Stauhion, Oct. II, 1858.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-08-02

have any lot or part in the Wing party,
whose name they have blotted out, and
whose existence they deny. The party,
hereafter will be better without than with
them. They must be left to follow their
idols.
Il know the idea has been advanced oi
late from certain quarter, favoring the
project Of raising up an Independent Nor.
thern Party. to be formed from the debris
Of the old parties in the free States. This
idea has its origin and chief advocate in
the talented but eccentric editor Of the
New York Tribune, paper having an
immense circulation and the means oi
doing great good or evil. 1t is a pity 90
unsafe guide should have the power to
diffuse so unhealthy public sentiment
II is tinder ready to be ignited by the anti
Nebraska excitement. hope the infamy
will not be found in our midst of setting
the match, destined if anything, 10 con.
sumo the bonds of union. and eventually
the liberties Of the country
| The same view is taken by the National
Intel7igencer. the Boston Courier, the
New York Courier and Enquirer, the
New York Commercial Advertiser, the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, the Phil
adelphia Inquirer, and nearly all the old
substantial Wing papers of the NORTH
| Plain Dealer.
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NUASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-B
IA virtue of a mandate to me direct ted from tl

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
vl virtue Of mandate to me directed from the
court of Common Pleas within and for the coun-
ty of Monroe and State Of Ohio, in the case OF
Robert Boyd against J. & A, Sinclair and others,
will be offered for sale at public auction at the
door Of the court house in said county, on
.fonday, the 26th day Of .augusf.
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock m, and
O'Clock m, on said day, the following des-
crbed tracts of land, situate IN said county to wit:
The south west quarter of the north west quar-
ter of section 80, township and range A. con.
tanning 40 acres; and % acres in the south east
quarter OF the north west quarter of section 80,
township 8 end range ALSO the south half Of
the north east quarter of section 36, township
and range A. containing 78 acres-Also 60 acres
of land in the west half of the north east quarter
of section 80, township and range 4. with all and
singular the appurtenances belonging to said prem
ises, which said tracts of land. will be sold OH
the following terms, to wit: One-fourth cash in
hand, one.fourth in six months, and one.fourth
in twelve months, and one-fourtb in ls months,
the extended payments to be secured by approv-
ed security. VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
July 26. 1854 SO 80 Mon. Com Pleas.
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Democratic Convention,

A msetng of the Democratic Central Commit.
tee of Monroe county, was held in Woodsfield, !,
June l3. 1854, at which JOSEPH NORRIS was
called to the Chair, and JACOB DAVIS chosen Sec.
retary. The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolued. That q Convention of the Demo-
cratic party of Monroe county be held, on the
popular uote plan, on
Saturday. the 26th day Of August. 1854;
and that the polls at the primary elections, in the
several townships. be opened at o'clock, and
closed at o'clock. P. M, of said day.
Resolued, That one delegate from each town.
ship be- appointed to return the poll books to the
County Convention, to be held in Woodsfield, on
Monday. the 2eth day of august. 1854,
at O'Clock P. NJ. at which time said poll books
shall be opened, and the candidates having the
nominees OF the Democratic party. of Monroe
county. for the several Offices to be filled at the
ensuing October election.
Resolued, That delegate from each town.
ship shall be appointed, at the township meetings.
to attend delegate to the Congressional District
Convention. at the time and place to be hereafter
agreed upon.
Resolved, That the candidate for Congress who
shall receive the highest number Of votes at the
primary elections IN this county. shall receive the
entire number of votes TO which this county may
be entitled in the Congressional District Con.
vention.
Resoloed, That the delegates appointed to re-
turn the poll books from the several townships
shall be the Central committee for the ensuing
year.
The Central Committee further recommend that
the candidate receiving the highest vote for Pro-
bate Judge. be also the candidate to fill the vacan-
cy which will occur in said office from October
next to the February following, we'll as for the
regular term.
The judges of the primary election will be
careful to exclude the votes Of all except Demo.
Gratis legally entitled to vote at the annual elec.
ton.
II was ordered that the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the Secretary and published
in the Spirit OF Democracy.
JACOB DAVIS, Secretary
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Petition for Partition.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF MONROE COUNTY. OHlOa
Eliza Drum

u 0S4v4VA4 Az = - - - O1ss
IN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS
OF MONROE COUNTY. OHlOa
Eliza Drum
vs.
Matilda Brown and John Brown, her hisbahds
Nancy Winlsnd and Jacob Winland. her iuss
baud, Mary Ann Truax and Amos Truak. her
husband, Margaret Baker and Jackson Pakers
her husband, Alexander Drum, Frances DfumI
and Amanda ]. Drum.
CAID defendants are hereby notified that On lh6
~ 21st day of June, 1854, said petitioner fledi III
said Court her petition, the object ind prayer Of
which is that she may hold in severaIty her inter:
est in the lands and tenements of which Henry
Drum, late OF said County, died seized. 10 Wiz:
The east half Of the north east quarter, the norlH
west quarter Of the south east quarter. the south
east quarter Of the south east quarter, the nu1ttf
west quarter of tie north east quarter. a 10 sec.
ton 26, township A., and range S, in said county.
Said petition charges that the dover Of said Ma
tilda and John and the shares of said Nancy VIM
land. and her husband, and Mary Ann Truax and
her husband. in said premises. Haye bsen ett 01s
assigned and confirmed to them; that said petis
TONER, as an heir al law Of said Henry Drum, ds<
ceased, is entitled to one equal seventh part oi
said premises, one fifth part Of what nnw res
mains; and the petitioner demands that II patti.
ton cannot be made, that such other proceedingS
be had in the premises ~ the law may authorize.
At the next October Term of said court. the petl4
toner will ask for the proper order in The premises
ELIZA DRUM.
By d. M. HoLLIsrER,
June 26, 1854 Her Attorueys
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Benjamin Davenport against Jesse Eagon. Mary
Donalioo. Robert Morgan. Nancy Wysecower.
Eli Cowi, Thomas Donahoo, James Donahoo.
William Donshoo. John Donahoo, Hannah
Dnnshoo, John Wolford, and Margaret his
wife. 4
HHEssaid defendants are hereby notified, that a
i petition in civil action has been FLED against
them in said court. setting forth that said Daven-
port formerly purchased Of one John Sovl the
south west quarter Of the north east quarter Of
section ten, township seven of range seven. in
said county, being the same land heretofore pur.
chased Of Michael T. Donahoo. by the said John
Soyil. That said Michael T, Donahoo died with
out making deed to said Sovll, that Jesse Eagon.
executor Of said Michael T Donahoo. filed his
petition to complete said real contract by making
q Gsed to said John SoviI. But mistake and error
occurred in the description Of said land. and the
same mistake aud error were continued in the
conveyance from John Soyil and wife to said
Davenport. Tho prayer Of the petitioner Is to
have the mistake corrected, and the title of said
complainant confirmed. Said defendants re.
quired TO answer the petition OF before the s0th
day Of September next. if they see fit to contest
plaintiff's claim.
EDWARD ARcHBoLD,
Atty for Pif
Attest. JAMEs MlrcHELL,
July 26. 1854 cI'k Of C. P. ". G. o.