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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

/ INSEED OIL-Spts. Turpentine, and
IL all hinds Of Vsrnishes and Paantes,s Color
Fresh supplies just received ard for sale BY = Z;
A. BODEKER Drnssist
an 81 -e No. In Main II raet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

CPRATrH PATENT 6ELF-HEALIE0
~ CAN-The last lot Of the above valuable sssiale
for preserving Fruits vesetshss, Ia, sxpscssa The
present season VIII be received on Menaay a~xA-
1t oneo. 0EOk6E u SO ANER
sell No 70 r. All afrnnAs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

II E E r s. CORDIAL BITTERS, OR
- MORNING REGULATOR-Au innocent re.
ireshing exhilarating and delicious Beverage, pro.
gense loss OF appetite, owness of spIits dyspepsis
and all affections Of the stomach and bowels arsins
from whatever cause-impartng to the whole avs :
tenn renewed strength and vieor. For sale by
BENNETT 4 BEERS
e21-flyif sole Asent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

SUdAR.-lO0 bills. Stuart's c Yellow
~ Sugar; 100 do White A Coffee AZ Is Al no..h
ssty Woods Yellow do ;I.ndins and for ale b,
go LEWIS WERR q aON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

|CLOSING QUITE entire balance /
~ my aammsr Nantes u rs per csnt below coat.
Ssse B. Iz1kzIs u nalsm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

|HOysEHOLD & KITCHEN FURN-
II ITURE, DRY GOODS SHOES. &s.-Wul
be sold at auction, TUESDAY, Sept. 4th. q 10
O'Clock, general essortment Of Household ed
Kitch.n Furniture: Dry 3oods; Shoes; Csps: Erock:
ers; Glsss and China Ware. 16 Gold and Silver
Watches -.s- 5 - - 80. 80.
seears, choice brandt. ALEX. MOTT, -
seS Annfiouecv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

g p. SEMPLE, DRUGGIsT AND APoTHE-
Ne CARY, and wholesale desler in PAINTS
OILS, VARNISHEs WINDOW-GLASs. CHEMI
GALS and FANCY GOODS will be happy to receive
calls from those in want OF articles in his line. He
has large and complete assortment of CIGARS
BRUSHES and FANCY ARTICLES, and will sell
as ioio any house in Richmond.
81 M AIN RETMIN AND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04
LOST

I .OST-On Thursday night last, at the
IL Fair Room. on Union Hill, or betw en- the Fair
Room and Bowler l. Wilkes, HAIR BRACELET
with Gold Clasp. with initials M e. w" 1t is
only vslued on sccouut OF tn hair. snitable re-
ward will be paid for its return to this office.
sc i-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04
ME SPANISH GIRLS FAVORITE.

II u dNIoH UIh0 y TAVONI T.
\ The intense excitement, totether with the
great demand Of the above brand CiRars, induced ne
70 order another supply, which will be here BY this
mornings steamer, and we invite the lovers Of this
de1cious brand TO give rs call. We have also just
received second sppply Of the Florida " and the
ted Baltimore Club" brands, " hich stand
second to none in the Union
NORBORNE NORTON l. CO,
se o-N Opposite American Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. LIST, 1855 /.
George X Russell, Egg: - - q
DEAR SRI have seen q kiln of Bricks at T. a.
WAITE yard Church Hiil burned by youe patent pro-
cess and under your direction The bricks are well
burned. and In my judgment great saving Of wood
and labour 10 accomplished. / thick brieksnss arr
generally would fiji to their advantage to posvess
the msslves OF its benefits. Yours, 30, A = s
DAVID BAKER Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

hD Oily bbis., extra rrtiurd. a
! beautiful article. highly PARTED and espeoirl,v
"a "a Tor machinery and hurnins for snle bv
&c BENNETT BEERS. htur sists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH

oesday 5th Of Sept, day Of cont hu,ion 70 the
Norfolk and Portsmouth, suffsrers. Thoss who srs
desirous of contributing their mite. ID 80. Add
- the Same tias receive the Jsu eaiss Of fAsar
money - zsss'
Ali she money taken In that day for Petures Thy
us) will be- bsnd-d la ct fh- D.pe'eh fiee, 10 Be
SAINT 70 tbs Ee.tolk and Po.fsmosn ss6svsys cad Ne
hope 70 zee macy Of oar fisIds Gast asy.s
Let us have : crowd from mornins until night.
as hsspss''a''S' powrss ! nnxr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-04

sO THE PUBLIC.-Ali persons are
u eau Toned against srsditine Mssearst Cfoain =
~ wIfs or On ny essount. Havine eonn0aresle
sut tor divorces, vii u no instssoe pay an 1shs
which che may contract. JOHN CnuNyW = -
RichmeuA ASS. 81. 1855 Il 8 i - ".
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
ESTABLISHED IN 1925

Grand Master which bave Attempted 90
limpstfectly toldelineate. slln s become
vital ia their actions, he sill4sI have liy-
ed and nsIed among his brethren in;yaiu.
Other names grace our ranks, mors,at-
| traStive 10 tie public gaze. because more
prominent and dazzling than his; we count
those IN our membership, upon whose
touched lips Senates have hung chained
and enchnnte5. from whose eomprehen-
siye.Gounsels movements have been gener-
ated affecting the stability Of S,atesand
tie social hsppiness D millions men who,
IN tlo broad drama Fife. have played its
topm6st parts. with continent for their
stage; aud i!s peoples for their audience
I am not so insane as TO attempt to institute
iEny parallel between lis and such brill.
liant exhibitions of "actsd life;" the els-
mehisry differences do not admit Of IT; but
take him in the particular sphere inwhich
he played So we!Ihis appointed part, cary
cd out by the brave energyof the boy a.
midst host Of giaring and hostile impsdi-
msnts-ta take BIN as tie self-made, self
fsacriHcing. active, and useful man, win
ning troeps of friends byhis guilsllsss ur-
baHity and singIeness OF heart, by his So
einl. genial, and humanising intereourss-
take HMM all tlie walks Of life in which
he moved and acted, and there are none Of
the brigltnames we take such pride in.
which are more suggestive of beautiful
models for imitation than his. This is not
| vain eulogy, bu. fact. aud il is no treason
against the living to tell the truth Of the
dead. AS member Of our order, we all
! OF us knew him and loved him. From
4 chat syentful moment in bis initiate career
when. as an un.ried Apprentice, he was
| PLACED in the northeast corner of The Lodge
to receive tbs significant lesson Of its de-
I gree. unsil that more evsntful period when
he fulfilled in their amplitude the intents
of It's ieaoling. as with calm and loving
confidence he yielded up bis spirit unto
God who gave it, be heperfOrmed all things
well. and bequeathsd to Us in his hoEr Of
death the rare example, unmarried aud un-
mutila.ed, of"A just and upright mSson."
Such. M. w Sir. l consoianliously be-
lieys, was the tested character Of our de-
parted companion and friend. MICHEL Q.
1 KREIDER, and for record attastation a. such,
most respectfully send you ihis humble.
but sincere and atfectioBate tribute Of re-
gard to his memory.
have the honor to be. Most
Worshipful Brother, Your obed't.,
faithful servant.
saaaat ~ WILLIAM. REESE.
To the N. W. VIZ. B. DoDDs. Grand
/" 7 Iasfa of Nasons Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
sipuIngu of Puach.

THE reader ia reminded shat the King
of Prussia is lot an exemplary member of
the temperance society.
The KISa OF PRUss1A's Tolsrs AID
SEsrIMEkrs.-Somef foolish enthusiasts are
publishing the works of the King Of Prus-
sia. The FIRST part consists Of his spesshes
and toasts. OF the latter we are happy to
be able to present our readers With few
choice speSimens:
Here is to the man, far greater in his
way than Harvey. who FIRST discovered the
circulation Of the Bet;lel
The Soul of Drinkingl May sush soul
never know the pang of single bssl.sp.
May We ne'er want friend in the Em-
peror Of Russia. nor bottle Of POrtets
give himl
Here's to Minerva. the Goddess Of Wis
dom that issued outof JOye's hsad-sho
result Of a splitting headl
There is nothing FOR opening nsp'S
heart like the Key of the Cellar.
May The Glass thHt we mirror eur souls
in overnight. bear wishouta blush the morn
ing reflection! r
The Four Pints! May they IOon be ehAg-
ed into -Four Quarts.
[ Turkey! MAy Russia seon put into the
Pipe Of Peace and smoke ii! ss
% Here's to chat previous old fool, Tenn
pus--who fills his glass with sand instead
Glicyuot Champagne! @ s-s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

k WHERE IoNeRAxoEIs Is Bliss" ."--Spright-
", ,liAlelbsy, jumping shout, IOq1itsur.--
E"ohh Crickey. Criminy! Anti hspp3?
Here's The Dentist coming tomorrow, aud
sPahas promised me dxpencs for every
tooth that have pulled out ~ 'sgg-<
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

,ImpertiuentPA (ls.e from the dining
room l.-'I say. Cookey and soosan. you
make a precious fuss about hss-hoW'd
you like tobs whore Black SEA- seilOrSiS
noW2'r.
Sussn--'Whers's that, Imperauss7.
.s..Paee.--.Why, Master says it'a where
the Bug aud the Nippsr lDDsiPsr) meet
in one bed!' .g.,.
Sensation, and loud cries Of OH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
Fhursaay nIorning Dec. Is.Isss.
Correspondence.
fS,,-o,,,,,,.m, 49, a

-s5,.. %ia4, cfNoiNNArr,, Aug. 95. l855.es
NJ. w. WN, J. RaEsH, P. G. MS. y5Ssa9s
Dear Sir and BrotGsr.-Impressed With
the propriety of presenting 70 the Grand
Lodge. and through Tito the fraternity
generally. some appropriate noticesot tbs
Masonic life and character OF our lamented
brother, the late NJ T. Kreider, M. w.
Past Grand Master, and not possessing
tho materials whsrewith TO prepAre'it, |
am constrained to look to somo one who.
by long and intimate acquaintance with
him, is batter able than myself to do the
subject jistics. In looking abroad a.
mong the Brethren OF Ohio. find no one
who, by eminent qualifications Tor the
tssk, and by long and intimate acquain-
tsno0 with the deceased, is better suited
TO the undertaking than yourself May T.
therefore. indulge the hope. that you will
undertake this frAtsrnal duty. being gov
srned in its performaaoe entirely BY your
own judysman,! ...l *, i -.
So Hopia5 so1n to haar from you oa's '.-1 ...
d. p this sub bjs;t. am most respectfully.
sal fra:eraslly yours, ~ 25
.y...sE,,s sW, B. DODDS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

E:TMarringe without affection is . will
Attempting of Providence Let no one
think Of sloh an engagement for mo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
THE KINGS COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS.


ASSISTANT ESGISEERs-The Representatives OF the
Fire Department, eastern district,) met Monday
evening and the votes cast at the cleo
tion for Assistant Engineers. The returns OF Engine
Companies Nos. 8, 8 and thrown out conse-
quence Of informalities and that Of No. 10 was
ferred to committee. resolution was adopted declar
ing that g. b Lane, Alfred Wallet, Charles Wall, wm
Meekes and Andrew j. Hinman had received the highest
number OF votes and soliciting the Common Council to
confirm their nomination.
DEMOCRATIC FUsIoN-Another fusion meeting was held
at Military Hail. last evening, pursuant to call of many
democrats of the First Assembly district Kings county
About O'Clock the meeting was called to order, by
eectng to the chair John r. Rowe and John McGiett
sectretary. On motion the call Of the meeting was
read and adopted. For the first time the unterraed
were harmonious after the "pow.wow." At the Fulton
Houte, In Fourth street, Mr. VIM. Marshall who at
tempted to break up the previous meeting denounc-
ing President Pierce his Cabinet and Mr.. swackham.
was severely bandled and those gentlemen were
tanned and endorsed by the meeting committee OF
five were appointed to draw up resolutions After
deberaton the committee reported the same endorsing
President Pierce and his Cabinet and denouncing the
Know Nothipgs and the Prohibory law; and organized
a club, called the Democratic Union Club OF First
Assembly District Of Kings County, An election for
permanent officers being had, the following gentlemen
were elected:-President, Pho Hamilton; Vice Prssi-
dents John Bowie and II. D. Birdsall; Secretaries,
Riehl After which committee appointed to pre-.
pare constitution and y.laws. On notion they ad.
journed in great spirits, subject to the call OF the
officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

THE LATE HATCHwAY ACCIDENT Coroner 0'Doune
held IN inquest yesterday, at the New York Hospital
upon the body Of Joseph Sharp, whose death,
nounced in yesterdays paper, caused by barrel Of
lime falling upon him while he was at work under the
hstchway OF the store No 100 Walker street. The jury
in rendering verdict, censured the propretors of the
place for not providing proper hoistpg apparatus
their establishment The deceased . native OF Eng
land, and about twenty years Of age. The father
John Sharp who was severely injured the OCCASION
Is now doing we'll and is probably out Of danger He Is
attended by DR.. Dash, OF the New York Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

Died, at the United States Arsenal watertovn Mass
NAY o, Captain JOHN A. Weber, aged S. Capt. web
Ey He graduated at the United States Militsrv A..
denny West Point and for the last twen eve
bss occupied the oce which he held at the time Of his
death, " ~
Baron Provost ofnsfIy sscrs.sry 10 Louis xyru
Charles Of France, died April lat, at tas Chateau
de Boissnar, aged 70 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
Jersey City News.

SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT DEc1ISED.-Rev. Chas. Hoover,
elected Superintendent Of the Common Schools at the
late municipal election in Jersey City, has found 1t
ceary to decline the Office owing to necessary demands
upon his attention. and has, therefore, filed his resgna
ton In the Office Of the City Clerk The necessity of this
is regarded remarkably well qualified for that station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
HoboIxen City News.

THF HosoKKS CoUSuI~-At its meeting'o Monday, the
members Of the Council decided by lot which Of them
should serve for the short term Zone year, and which
Tor the long term, (two years) The result fol-
lowa-
Short Term. Long Term.
First ward. ......F. 7. Carpenter. James W Brush.
Second ward. Geo. W. hampton, william white
Third ward :. i. .JAs I. Wilson Edv Suedeker
The Council adjourned TO NEE, At the (jtv Han on
Thursday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

An extensive Gre broke out in saugus woods near oe
ton, the 9th inst, and burnt about three hun
dred acres of woodland. A large sumbcr Of persons
engaged ali day in fighting the flames. In the
inc, the Gre ilumiused the hor7cn. aud for
greet distance causing the alarm se n ring Ia va:ous
places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
City Intelligence.

'PRISTKRs' RIKE"Undsr this head several journals
yesterday published paragraph relating TO the printers
employed on the Courier and Enquirer the errors in
which require notice. II is not true thar fourteen
hands left Friday night II true that the whole
number Of hands employed "twenty one" 1t is
false that any denial point blank other, given
to any demand that waiting for copy" Formally
complained Of The facts simply thsse:-0n Thurs.
day paper presented to u.s. askirg that tsiry
cents per thousand might be adopted SCALE
of thirty two cents, paid The request was n,
in urgent terms but on Friday while we had the mat
ter under esnsideraon ten of the decided to eavs
at cnce and Saturday another followed their exam
pie, making eleven in ALL They were paid their dues on
saturday. and there the matter ended The pr,prctors
of the papers which have done injustice have rsen
imposed upon by some partes who have professed to
give the tacts. The hey the whole difficulty the ex
istence OF organization called the Printers Union
which dc sres to obtain the control OF every composing
room in the city. By adroy operating upon the jealous
rivalry Of journals they have succeeded in ootaa
ing degree OF control them and thus enforcing
high scale Of The effect the entire trade has
been sastrous calling IL has done female labor into
composition Several years ago, when paid rate
high higher than the I" Union" demanded, We pub
employed on this paper and adhere to that determ
nation hs wing had reason to change our views II
Is true that could conduct the business of print
ing room in compliance with the scale OF the Union'
m decided saving Of money, but 1t would subject our
postors and ourselves Inconvenience which We
prefer to avoid by managing affairs in our own
wsy.-Courir and Enquirer Nays
ELECTION OF FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMISSIONERS -~Ths
representatives of the Fire Department met night
in accordance with the provisions Of act to elect
five commissioners, who will hereafter have much OF
the power now vested in the Common Council. There
were ever dozen candidates in the field and the
canvassng quite active. The following named
gentlemen were elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

FIRF on ASrHoNY's NosE.-We are informed
that The voc6e The promontory known Anthony's
Nose, en- the HUDSON river, re On hre on Monday
evening, and had bsen burning since SIncsy night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09
VIRGINIA RACES.


FAIRFIELD, May 4-FoURTH DAY.-Jockey Club purse
5000, four mile heats.
James Tally's z. One Eyed joe by Prince George,
dam Registers dam, years old, 121 Ibs......
John Belcber's b. m. Die Capperton, by Boston,
dam Bellamirs, yesrs old, 121 lbs. ....... dis
Time, 802K-s:21.
SECOND RACE -Sweepstakes for three year old colts
and 6Iiiss. mile heats, $500 entrance half forfeit.
John Beicber's David M'Daniei) b. Regent, dam
Jas. raliy's ch by Tally Ho. dam Betsy White.
Tbos Doswell's "a. L. Broote) sbr. c. by Baille
Peyton, dam by Emancipation. n................. dis
John Belcher's ch. T. by John Blunt, dam by imp.
Time, 152-1:55.
CALIFORNIA RACES.
San FRAscIsco, April 9 A match race for $1,000
two mile beats, came OF the Suter Course, Sacra
noe nto, between Wake.up JAKE and Antilla, Boston
colt The following is summary
Time, 3:50-a01.
TBRD DAY-PACrSG.-Purse SAGE, mile heats, best
three In ave, In harness
Bin Armstropg's Fred johnson.
Mr. Fons Price McGrath. ............ 2dia
Mr. Ellis Young America. ............ 4 DIR
Mr. Shears Joe Wilson .............. dis.
Time, 234-2 20 -2:SS-2S3-2;3e-2;ss.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

SENATOR SUMNER IN ONO. Ou,
sanctum was honored this morning with
a visit from Senator Charles Sumner, o
Massachusetts. We have rarely passed
half hour more pleasantly and prof
tably than during his stay. We were
delighted with his personal appearance
He is tall, we'll built, and in all respec is
splendid looking man. He is an ac'
complishel scholar,h has travelled exten.
sivsIy in Europe, and has the frank. open
and general manners Of we'll bred
Western gentleman.
Senator Sumner is on a tour of oh
servation to the far West. He will visi
the most Of the western States, and pre-
haps Kansas and Nebraska. He will
60 up the Mississippi as far as St. Paul
He is delighted with his trip thus fat
He has our best wishes for a pleasan
journey, and safe return to his New
England Home.-Ohio State Jounal.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12
Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court.

HN The 2lS( GaV OF June, l855 at one O'CIOck
in The afternoon. at the door of The Court
House. in Ironton. will be sold TO the highest
bidder, the following real estate as the proper
ty Of Elisha Moybew. deceased. to-wit: the
north part of the south west quarter of section
number thirteen, commencinq at a stake on the
section line from which sweet cnm six inches
in diameter bears south twenty. eight degrees
west len links. and sweet gum ten inches in
diameter bears north twenty four degrees " est
twinty seven links, and running thence south
eighty. four degrees, east seven fft,eths of a
chan; thence north sixty.one degrees, east
five chains; thence north seventv.six degrees,
east nineteen chains and fifty hundredths of a
chain 10 stake from which dog. wood six in
ches in diameter bears north twenty-three de-
qrees. west six links. and beech three inches
in diameter bears south eighteen degrees, east
five links; thence north three and ten hun.
dredlhs CHAINS to stake: thence south sixty
four degrees west seven chains: thence south
sixty.one degrees west two and eighty two
bundredths cb,;nc ocross the end nf Jobn
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

The State of Ohio, } John Murnahan, Jane
Lawrence County Pnkerman, formerly Jane
Common Pleas. Nlurnahan, Edward Muir
nahan, Catharine Murnahan, now intermarred
with Philip Reed, Jane Murnahan, and the
following heirs { law o + Hiram Murnahan de.
ceased: William Murnahan, james Murnahan
Hiram Murnahan, Miriam Murnahan, Tabitha
Murnaan. Jackson Murnahan, David Murna-
han, and John l.. Griffith, Guardian Of said
minors, and Elizabeth Murnalan widow o
said Hiram Murnahan, decd will take motto
that petition was filed against them on th
2lst day Of April A. D. 1855, in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Lawrence County in the
State of Ohio, by ' lien Wilson, aud is now
pending, wherein the said Allen Wilson de-
mands partition of the following Real Estate,
situate in the county and State aforesaid, to-
wit: "Part Of the East half Of the northwest
quarter Of section number eighteen lS) town
ship number two (2) and range number sixteen
(l6) beginnng'at stake on the south east cor
ner of said quarter section; thence west to
Symm's Creek, tn ence up said Creek to the
mouth of Dicks Creek; thence up SAID creek
to the first rivuict; thence up said ryulet 10 the
direct east and west line, thence west to a
white oak corner; thence north about twenty
four rods to double white oak corner; thence
north westerly course twelve rodSto beech;
thence q north easterly course thrty-two rods
TO black oak; thence north 10 sugar tree
corner; thence east one hundred and forty five
and one half rods to hickory corneri thence
south to the beginning containing one hun
dred and forty acres more or less.
ALSO:- One other tract containing seventy.
three acres, il being the south east quarter Of
the south west quarter Of section number sew
en- ~ township number two (2) and range
number sixteen (16), beginning at the centre
part of said section; thence north seventy nine
poles to beech; thence west one hundred and
lorty.seven poles 10 buckeye, thence south
seventy-nine poles to sugar tree; thence east
one hundred and forty.seven poles to the place
of beginning, and all other lands of which the
said Edward Murnahan died siezed, in the said
county OF Lawrence, and that at the next tern
of said Court application will be made by the
said Allen Wilson for an order that Partition bt
made of said premises.
by RALPH LEETE, his Attorney.
April 81, 1S55-6w-l2.