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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31
Malls for Europe.

NEW YORK HERALD-EDITI0N FOR EUROPE
Ms cunard mail steamship ASIA Capt Lott. will ioave
Hssten, on Wednesday, at noon, Cor Liverpool.
ne European mails will closc in this city az Quar- ter
- twe O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
nc HERALD lprinted in English and Trench) Win be
sasnshsd at nine O'CLOCK the morning. Single COPIES
h wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements or any edition Of
Ne NEW YoRs HERALD win be received a. the folio viue
pAAses in Europe
InsDos Am. European Express o. II and is Dorphiu
PARis-- do. do. 9 Place de IL Bourse
LIVERPOOL do do. Rumora street
LvERpooI-Jcln Bunter, II Exchange street, East.
The con'ents Of the European eaition Of the aaAtD
via embrace the received by mail and telegraph at
me office daring the previous week. and to tho bouT Of
rulNoatien.
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The -slesehine-Missin. Mail.

THrADsrPHls, Dec. 80, 1855.
Tie Weather ID eea- ana cold, with Gne sleighng
css'oned by pretty heavy fall Of snow last night
TAe schuyhi river opposite the city is tight, but the
navigation Of the Delaware Is not npedei from heavy
floating ise the many steamers that continually
keep ,rosrire ari running up and down the river.
Ply The ra Of lass NIGHT the bag pouch containing
the New yors pap'rs IL missing, and probably sent
fl the Poet Office through mistake to Baltimore.
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T II Il EST NEW 8
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING rElEGaApHs.


From WashingtOn.
EfroRTs OF THE FRIENDS OF MR.. BAsKs-PESS1SG-
TONS FRIENDS ABOUT TO DESERT BANKS--rHE
WAR IN EuR0PE--rBE MESSAGE, ETC.
wAsmScroS, Dec. 80, 1856.
The friends Ct Banks have been, since adjournment
yesterday, moving heaven and earth to three
votes which 10 the number he lacks to effect cleo
ion. informed this evening that they have every
thing out and dried for but they have often
failed give 1t little credence positively assured
this evening that Penningons friends would leave Banks
tomorrow after the hrst ballot.
Letters received here from highly crediabe In
England and Franco la.eiy contradict the rumors Of
peace between the benigerent and state further that
prodigious Efforts arc being made by the allies to
trate all their forces for the spring campaign.
The statement that the message had not been by
members Of the Cabinet is all fustian. was in
formed by gentleman, who ought to know, that It had
been thumbed much that the President ashamed
TO send 1t to Congress- and therefore, had it copied
again. d.
THE DEMOCRATS AND CONTINUOUS vorNa-THE AID
M1EIsTRATIOH ANXIOUS FOR AN ORGANIZATION
sLEI5BlNG, ETC.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 90, 1856.
The republicans VIII make smother brush morrow for
Banks. The democrats say they viii vote for continuous
ballotng until election is had If this be DONE you
may anticipate organization within the next two
three Says. The administration IL now urging
action.
Captain skinnan the Kit Carson Of the Plains, Is
stopping at the National
The tiDghng Of sleighbels enlivens the avenue t.,
night. E
PENNINGTON AND THE sPEAKERsHIP.
WAsnNaToS, Dec. 80, 1866.
The particular friends Of Pennington scheming to
give hira tomorrow for Speaker. II win be all
In vain and can amount TO nothing than another
days procrssnatioD. Ths evening choice tomorrow
looks improbable for Tuesday the chance Is better b.
THE VOTING FOR sPEAKER-rHE HERTZ THAI
CONTINUED SICKNESS OF CHIEF JUSTICE TANDY,
ETC.
WAsusoroS, Dec. 80, 1885.
Mr. Banks last week, two occasions obtained
precisely votes enough for the election Of Speaker but
before the result could be announced several gentlemen
whohad been sent for, hurriedly entered the House
andcast their sursgss ter another, thus turning the
scale.
The report o. tho trial Of Hertz in this British enlist
ment ease, Published IN the Psnsylcanian, has bscn
sworn to BY the photographer correct and has been
dled in The State Department authentic record OF
the proceedings.
Owing to the contn sickness Chief Justice fancy
he is not expected 20 ako his seat the bench during
the present term OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
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Tn Collre sr.Asn1s--f,IAscs OF DAY or DEPARTURE
The sailing days OF the steamers OF this favorite line
rom New YORK have been changed from Wednesdays to
Saturdays, and on saturday rext January 5th the Pa
oihc viii leave Tor Liverpool. Thcnceforth they viii
leave this city every Other Saturday Returning they
viii leave liverpool Wednesday, instead or Saturdays
eerrrnnncina \ TIC o3S & Innn.rr
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Arssn % scTos3 BtKotARs.--Just before daylight,
o. sasesy mornng, oecer Townsend of the Fifth dis
Iict police, Observed two Suspicious looking young men
eror the house Garner Of Grand AMI seconi streets
fayifg ~ ther POSSESSION bundle. He obtained the
ataiaonee o. two other officers entered the house. and
called up tie proprietor Mr.. keizer. One Of Che boys
lamp lighter md stated tbs. h had been putting
cut Joe laIa. They then aelrshai the house. and found
bundle which contained oliver cake paakst ari some
fvtr rls and spoons. fei7sr and the two boys who
their names Nelson Barnett and Matthew Kelly
we're then arrested ard conveyed ~ tho Fifth district
station house ca sasurdaJ Mss. G-aths, residing at
No 10 south second street. called a. the station house.
ind identified the properly Il hal been aolen her
house during the nsh. previous having
tf. cied BIZ anpg the icy In the hasemeu. with
nirpers The examination q the prisoners win take
place ihis Monday afterrcon.
Nrv During the present year, In the T1,r-
scnsh and oarbenth wards eighty dwelling houses
have been erected, q which sixtyfve were OF brick
there II couse Of erection thirteen brick houses
d nd five frame houses.
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Destruction Of tlae Gus Worss at Middle
town, Conn.

MiDprETows, Conn, Dec. 80, 1858.
TIE gas works il This place took Gre about O'Clock
this morning, from the purifier. The CHAIN to which
attached the weight toke and the weight fell upon
the purifier making hole and letting of the gas.
terrible exoson oIoved tearing OF the ROOF and forcing
our the walls OF the building.
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Movements OF Southern Steamers.
ARRIVAL OF TIE MARION AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLsToy, Dec 20. 1856.
The steamship Marion from New York, arrived ut her
Wha-' hero al l. o'>loek this Saturday. noon.
ARRIVAL or TIE AUGUSTA At SAVANNAH.
SAvANs2I, Dec 80, 1855
TIE stgarshp Aucusta Arrived here to day from New
York, at quarter pact 7. NJ, with all on board we'll
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BosToN, Dec 80, 1855.
About eight inches Of fell here last night The
wtahe has been cold and clear to-day, and there
eelIent s.eshAa&
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Markets.

PROVIDENCE Dec. 20 1855.
Cotton steady, moderate sales and prices unchangsd.
The wool market Is au,e heag the close OF the
yesy. Sales $500 bs Printing cioths--Iiioes frm,
tending upwards. sales p, 400 piesss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

IJ1Trns FAVE PosrAGE srANrs rroS THEN An let
ters after the lst fJanuary 1885, must BE- prep with
postage stamps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

Ladies' Dress C0mbS-Every Desirable pat-
~rn In tortoise SHE'LL &c ALSO the style IN ivory
Jas, imported. For sale BY A. J. SAUNDERS, No pf
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The Moon ON the Lake Is ReanriuC.r--S:o
md see the closing OF the first E-ic Charm
rg q The Broadway THEATRE II Is the great triumph Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

The Harris STILL ALIVE AID KIcxING--Tte
Democratic Hard Shell State Committee meets
il Albany TO day. The drgis--talf sbcll--is not
advised OF tie object. BAD sign. The Legia.
ia;ure meets tomorrow. Perhaps The hards
msy e simply afa- = share Of s.e smell spoi,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

Furs for the Holidays, I'm Great Variety.
Ard AZ an cses1sgiy low price fne assortment NAV ~
lourd al WHifh'5, 31 Broadway, opposite the Eroadway
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Fine Cutlery.--Every Variety or Pen,
pocket and sporting knives with ne sssortneG razox
WITCH n! be warranted 70 the purchaser A. j. sATH,
DERs', No. Astor House and ST. Broadway
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1sDFS11Ut OscHsIOS Cubts Oh tne yUbHClsk d FN-
manufacture which many respects surpaas DE upor
~ being finished IN the most tasteful manner al
shat NECESSARY tor the toilet nj A. 4 j. sAUNDERSi No
As0r Home nnd Broadway '.0'
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Furs for New Years Prssenss.-wh.. Can

Furs for New Years Presents.-vyhst Can
be more appioptiase fer New Years GIN lady an
beautiful set OF nrs BanAs sock comprises mink sAbs
HA.fel ermne Itch, ch,nctila. .yuirre and mMtsn
lhe tppcts muns and cuffs varying m price
rom t 70 $50 and sets Of urs Of dicren, styles children
equally cheap Our readers who looking q prs.rrf
bat VIII be appreciated advised 10 can make scs~
A0n ASASIA . 100 Cana street corner o. Wooster.
Holiday Knocks .-0entien,ien who Frpect
10 circulate largely socicy should remember IA. be kpo,
hat Is desderaun essential their success Probably
80 600 gentlemen will buy Knox hats ii KNOWS ouly
store, NO ~ broadway, corner OF Fulton street. h
nert ten days.
For New Years PrssentA, &c., &c.-.Tho
public wishing 10 select from variety OF usefrY
and fancy articles from II 500 embra ling h. -nnre a
every description, panoores French plate other Mirrors
OIL paintings with rich frames, silver plated vare port
able desks fancy boxes chi urs suits anf
other styles o. fGrntureover 900 articles on
nom manufacturers nporirrs Ac and sold great sAcn
ice without abatement. No delay In making psrcha
private ale ard deliver cd part Of the city
pensc for hs day only Ladies' viii d. favor BIZ calling
No. NJ Nassau street, between Fulton and 10
ICSfs MORRFLL1
Baysrl's Soups, for the Hoifdays.--G cen
turtle soup and steaks siewed terrapn, &c 1c Dry
~ mis- vsc' ~ vashirfor ke.lauyari Bfolss
u..s ptIs supu,,sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

WAIKRR VERSUS KfrSEY AND THE ADMITS
TrATfoS.--The Washington Ualon endorses AID
adopts the following, from the Pailadelph.a
Eoadg drgns, az explaining tsc proceedings
Of The administration against Cen. Walker
The present T. even groser viol ion of or laws tea
thet which made Cramps notorious. IT, object
no. be c0nCea.ed and the ctCf actors IL these iueg
recently INVOKED the AID OF ho govegaent y arrest te
Kinney expedition. 50 much %. lheir EteRcy. his
appaGeni now hat The Nicaragua Tans Comp ny ase
atay ~ Walker Their interests nre oae " they
vho hfoaEht Waller 70 aceragG; they Who sought -
"a SKI he last: sSd i ih.s company thss i now lend
as is t. he violation Of laws With TIE hope
q hrownr The rsyernmenta OF Nicaragua ana tha
adjoining states and Thea Acquiring tho ssvare-uy 81
the Itarus. We c-passa TO an ia sse nefaone pro-
eeelre3 saly % We oul. sea tho TsthrGs Ar1e-,ssn
izel and these open Violations of Lava surrey ea
not q promote tho chsuceso the recognition % he TfaG
ST Company, government, tbs notorious iseii@1 81
they have cent here as o uiinissor.
SO il appears that one Ct the causes o. the
late proceedings against .he Transit Company
and Gen. Wake Is that shey have So sat
10 cripple Col. Kinney We Lave all along
understood that il was Mr.. joseph l.. White
who reused up Marcy agaiUs The Kinney ex-
pedition; but we ba3 supposed That tie admin
istration still continued a. hosSGe to Kinney d.
to Walker. Bat il seems A.t Kinney Las since
become The protege Of the administration. Can
the Union tell ns how this revolution has been
brought about II Mr. Caleb Cushiug part
owner, or partner, IN TIE Kinney purchase Of
The Mosquito tract, now open to actual settlers?
And what has Mr. WAise 70 say? VIII he per-
nit these accusations agains. him aud tho.
Transit Company TO stand unanswered before
the country aud the world? Let Is have o
clear understanding o. oil sider Mr. French,
VIC dare say, viii take care Of himself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

T4sNANY HALL RErUDIATED BY TIE CusroM
HousE,--M Collector Redfeld has notified the
United States District Attorney, AcKeon, that
Of Tie three Custom House officers implicated
ii The Northern Light reinforcements to &C.
neral Walker, "Hall has resigned, Tarnsworth
has been suspended, and Creighton removed"
Thus we sec the teachings Of Tammany Hall
sci aside and punished BY our Tammany Col.
leolor. Why does mo- Mr.. Cochrane keep bis
,on she'll associates in u Customs duly posted
Up concerning the limitations marked down
for Old Tsmmany ~ the Cabinet and the
Kitchen Cabinet at Washington? Or Why
teach the doctrine Of manifest dss.izy,' a1d
the Monroe doctrine" IN lie coal hole, and
ia.vfia's them II SO Crstcm vevsoY 7
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Col PARKER III. FRENCH POLITELY ORDERED
To Go HoME.--We published yesterday briet
extract from long letter Of advice addressed
to Col Parker II. French, Euvoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary Of the Republic Of
Nicaragua to these United States, from our
United States District Attorney, the cream Of
which is as follows
The courtesy extended to yon Is II at Of going TO Wash
ipgton and Of returning to the foreign country from
ME time. In the hope that further complaint Will be
made against you, and 10 rendering TO ycu my best
wishes for your safe return to your own country, re-
join MoKEoN u &. District Attorney.
1.-The courtesy" Of allowing the ambassador
to leave the country within reasonable
time," il certainly remarkable stretch of
hberality. And then, the hope that I" no
further complaint" will DO made against him,
marks Just as strongly the benevolent turn Of
mind which characterizes the amiable Attor-
ney General, Caleb Cushing, in all things Of
course, Mr. McKeon is acting under the instruc-
tions OF Mr.. Gushing. Yet it is very remarka-
ole that the British Minister, Champion, proved
guilty Of violating our International neu:rali.
ty law, should be permitted to continue in his
official psSlaion, while the Minister from Mica
yagua, against whom nothing in violation Of
our public faith has been legally established,
should meet with no better reception than "the
courtesy" Of reasonable tine" within
which to leave the country, at peril Of being
snapped up and put into jail. Gentlemen Of
Congress, organze--do orgaDize--without
further quibbling, and give us the Presidents
Message. We desire TO Snoy the difference
between the case of Champion and that OF
French Of The latter he gailsy), or tie dstinc-
tion OF Mr.. Pierce hetwixs tweedle dom aud
tWccdle dee.
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NATURALIZATION STATISTICS IN BALTIMORE
During the pact Jear Of 1885, there have been the fol-
lowing number Of foreigners paturaSed and
81 intention e become naturarsd citizens IN the several
courts q the city -
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ABOLITION PRlNcHLEs---ANoTHER LETTER
FROM JosHrA r. GIDplNGs-We publish, this
morning, another letter from joshua r. Gid
diDgs to his Ohio home organ-the Ashtabula
.Sentmsl-giviDg us another inside view of the
nanGuvres Of the abolition league at Washing
ton, TO get Speaker. The material point Of
this mild and a1fectionate letter is the reso-
luton adopted in black republican caucus, that
they make no objection to candidate for
Speaker belonging to the American or Know
Nothing party, provided ne agrees to carry
out the black republican plat form Of abolition
iziDg the committees and the business of the
House as much as possible.
This resolution accounts officially for the
zeal with which the Giddings. Weed and Gree
ley league support Mr.. Banka But what
commentary upon the anathemas of Seward,
the Albany Journal and the New York Tnbass,
against the clark lanterns" Savage proscrip-
tions,' and "secret nominations Of the
Hindoos!n All these denunciations are thus
shown to be mere humbug, hypocrisy aud
moonshine. Think Of Seward, Giddings, Weed
and Greeley connecting resolution in Con-
gress consenting to all these horrible "Hindoo
Nominations provided the "Hindoos" will
ffaternize with them upon the Speakerl
Again: Greeley would have as believe that
a high protective tariff Is the cure-all, the
universal panacea, the all healing linment
for all the financial and commercial evils which
occasionally afiict the country; but when he
finds some Of his disciples who really believe
in this fustian, voting against Banks because
Banks believes in the monstrous heresies and
rascalities of free trade, Greeley, Weed and
brethren denounce such disciples as traitors Of
the blacklist dye.
These points in this letter Of Giddings, in con-
nection with the high tariff and anti-"Hindoo"
principles promulgated through the Seward
organs. will explain the difficulties of fusion
among the fusionists of Congress. There are
men among them who honestly believe that a
high tariff would be great blessing, and that
Hindooism is great abomination; but Sew
ard, Giddings Weed and Greeley are more
flexible With them, principles are but scare
crows--the believer in them is but fool and
the stickler for consistency, when the plunder
is in view, is but traitor and kr ave. Such
is the purity and such the morality of Seward
ism reduced to practice. Read the letter Of
old Father Giddings
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l9sAl.s ssf.....s..I,sbf I4I2
The oa number O. persons natural1ci in The preced
Te year $3.50 was 1,3Io showing an increase OF la
dure 1856. IN 1864 ess than PCS persons declared
her ueption Il becoming citizens, and IN 1885 oaiy
ne made srch declaration Of i1tsnton-sho ~nr do
sf' '.'r".7rru -i's ~ -, tc3' Bu4
ls.gt ANA s.-., ~. 80,
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For New Years pr,sensa, &C., &c.

BeysrA's Soups, for the Holidays @ eeu
ure soup and steaks sewed terrapin, &C Ac 70 Dry
- hls vecs a 10 Washington ke@isuyar Hola~ss nat
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:. &C 80. - ~ ! ~ Z 49, y .
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-24

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give the Expectorant a trial. Or if you oryour
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make use OF il with confidence, and mark the
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cents per bottle, Or six bottles for 81, so.
L. IL. STABLER a. 90, PRoPRIEroRs,
WHOLESALE DRuoeisTs, BALrIMoRE.
JAMES II. c. MILLER, Agent for jackson Co..
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
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Pittsburg,J J. H. PATTERSON & 90. Wheeling
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Sherif's Sale.

Hezckiah Shepard,
VS.. In jackson Com. Pleas
VIM. T. MClinticl, Adms. In Chancory
of VIM. S. Warwick ct. tai.
BY virtue of an order of sale III the above case ls-
sued from tho Court of Common Pleas of Jackson
County Ohio. and to nc directed will offer at
Public Sale at
the door the Court House in said county on the 2Sth
day of May A. D. 1855, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ and o'clocl; p. NJ. of said day the
following real estate to wit: "A certain parcel of
land to commence at the North East corner Of Lot
No. 21 of Township No. 6inrango No. 10 Ocommonly
called tho Scioto Salt Reserve lands within said
Jackson county, thence West along said lot forty
rods to Post, thence South thirty-thrco rods to
Post thence East forty rods to Post, thence North
thirty rods to the place of beginning contain
ing eight acres more or less situated in said Jackson
County Ohio. Ordered to be sold rs the property Of
VIM. S. Warwick decd, to satisfy Judgment in
favor Of Hczekiah Shepard.
VINTON POWERS, Sh'f ]. G.
ByT. W. GILLELAND, Deputy.
april 90, '55. 5-tf
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Road Notice,

A petition will bo presented 10 the Commission
ers OF Jackson County at their June session, Pray
ing, for the location Of County Road. Commen-
cling on tho Road leading from jackson G. IL. TO
Wilkosvllc at point 200 yds, west the Iron Val
Icy Furnace; Thence running in south easterly
direction along ridge to the House of Michael
Monahan; thence south the nearest and best way to
the house Of Jacob Devot; thence following branch
through the land Of 7. w. Gilleland, to point
about 200 yds. west of the County line between
Vnton and Jackson Counties thence in south
cast direction to said County line thence South
following said county line to tho road leading from
Middleton to Beckhammcrs mill and there tCrm!n-
ating
May 3, So. 6 3-w
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Sherif's Sale,

William m. laVk' In Jackson Com. Plea,
Andrew q Jane Robb, In Choncery-
BY virtue of an order of sale in the above
case, issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Jackson County Ohio, and to me directed
will offer at public sale at the door of the Court
House in said County, on
SATURDAY THE 2nd, DAY OF JUNE, 1865,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and 4
o'clock P. NJ. of said day the following Real
Estate TO wit: A part of the West half of the
South East quarter of Section, No. 35 Township
six 60 and Range No. Is, and bounded as fol-
lows, beginning at the North West corner of
said lot, running thence South with the West
line of said lot, to the County road, thence East
with said road to the East line Of said lot, thence
North to the North East corner of said lot thence
West with the line ofsaid lot to the place of begging
ming, containing twenty-five acres more or less
Appraised, at $500, Also, part of the West
half of the South East quarter of Section No
35 Township No 6 Range No Is, and describ
ed as follows, to wit Commencing at the South
West corner Of the lot now owned by the sand
Andrew Robb, thence running due South with
Enoch Ewings line to the Rail Road thence run.
ming parallel with the center ofsNid road East fiji
ty one rods and six feet more or less, to certain
Hickory Stump ID inches in diameter, thence
due North to the County road thence West
with said road to the place of beginning,
containing six acres more or less. Appraised,
at $780, ordered to be sold as the property Of
Andrew and Jane Robb, al the suit Of William
Hawk to satisfy Judgment in favor of vii.
liam Hawk, and against said Andrew and Jane
Robb.
vINTON POWERS, Sh'lf. ]. G.
By 4. w. GILLELAND, Deputy.
NAV g. '55 If