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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08
The President to the Rescue Of Mr. Wise

The President to the Rescue of Mr.. Wise
The newspapers report the removal from Of
flee of Mr.. NOEL. postmaster Mt Wytheve.-
Mr.. Noellis democrat, and has for years,
are told, performed the duties of his Office with
entire fidelity and aeceptaby. That such II
man should have been discharged from office
by democratic administration cannot fail
to excite inquiry into the A very brief
statement will explain the mystery: The
administration has been routed horse, foot, and
Dragons, in nearly all the elections that have
occurred within the last twelve months. Nr-
gnais the last hope of rescue and retrival. 1t
is perfectly well understood that Mr.. Wise is the
chosen champion of the administration, to rally
its dispirited and and retreating followers. The
Executive is Watching the result with the eager
ness of desperation, and is only too glad to have
any opportunity of coming TO the rescue Mr..
Noell unfortunately for hmscf,sood democrat as
he is, could not find it in his heart to support for
the office of governor gentleman who had spent
the strength of his manhood in opposing all that
he held politically dear and sacred-and, so, de-
termned to withhold his vote from Mr. Wise
The administration flew Mt him with the fcrocity
of hunted tger-and that the last of Mr..
Noel, officially. This is the version of the affair
when we nave IRON credible 1ntormants. Ii
said, furthermore, that the people of Wythe-
vile are deeply inoensed at this miserable exhi-
bition of petty tyranny, and intend to show on
the day of election that they not to be intm-
idated by the terrors of Executive despotsm.-
Nor will the peoe of Wytheville alone consider
themselves interested. Vrginians are proverb-
tally proud and jealous of their independence.
They believe themselves capable of choosing
their own public servants and will reject with
scorn and defiance any attempt at interference
by others. The President may send his liveried
officials to the rescue-with the doom of decapi-
tation hanging over all who falter-and the peo-
ple with the instincts of freeman and the pride of
Virginians will meet them and lash them back,
like whipt spaniels, into the Executive kennels.
In reply to the question of the Lewisburg
Chronicle what the Know Nothings propose to
do for the State--for the regeneration of Virgin
ia-the Kanawha Republican answers forcbe
and pointedly, as follows; and we ask the Enqui-
rer If it is not pretty patriotic platform:
sWhy. man they intend in the first place TO
turn out and keep out of office the"Do Nothings''
by eleciing men who will go to Richmond. roll
up their sleeves-go 10 work-elevate and sus-
tam the credit Of the Stats--push to completion,
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Fmr ~ MoNoNGAIIN-.r The MorgantoNn Tel
egraph stutes that the paper mill ON Dceker's
Creek, half a milo east of Morgantown, the prop
erty John Rogers, Esq, was totally destroyed
by fire ON Tuesday night
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PRlcr Rrprcrp.-'rhc Exchange Hotel Rich
mond, has reduced the price of Board from -
50 to - per day.
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.


nrr Yesterday of a visit 10 the green house Of
Mr.. \ II Ar,nj-tcnd and were charmed with its
varied and exquisite contents. We are blessed
with very strong penchant for flowers. and
neqsr lad it mo-c delightfully."- gratifed than II
w, by mn inspection Of the large and beautiful
collection If Mr.. Arm>tca.l. The scene was
Ike bringing the figid an torrid climates togcth-
erfar While the elements of The frozen North were
prevailing bitterly without, the bright flowers Of
the tropics were blooming gloriou-ly within We
are surprised that every body don't cultivate
aoysr.. ttr the, ar surely one Of The prominent
beoatie- and pl assures of ic. A. iorus when
VIZ hive an establishment they shall constitute
conspicuous part of lis arrangements.
rAur Jriuy.-Wc learn from the Peters
bur Express lbnt this renowned young artist
with hi. talented troupe, arrived in Petersburg
Tuesday evening aud took apartments at the
Bollnebrook. which bad been duly engaged for
them The first concert was to be given last
night.
W. renew the Suggestion before mado, that he
will v-it Lyuchburgr From the general de,i-c
We hayr heard expressed III ut he will do 50. we
feel confident IN nsuring him crowacd houses.
Tn BALLopE.-Mr Carrier i preparing his
balloon for his second ascension. We saw 1t
Yesterday half Inflated with air for the purpose
ofre vanishing, in one of the large rooms Of the
lew Court house. aud It's hugo proportions, al
though only half Inflated, nearly filled the room.
GouRr NEsTERpAY.-Ihc ease Of Parish charg-
l with larceny was ended yesterday, and result
Il in hi, ocquittal. He WIS very ably defended
Mcssrs Booker u Tribe, and Goggin Court
ail continue in session again to day.
Sorrnslpr RAIRohp.-As will be observed
from the advertisement in another column, a
change ha, been made in the time of arrival and
departure Of the Southsidc cars They will,
from this day, leave Mt ~ O'Clock, aud arrive at
= O'Clock, up to the lst Of AIril, when the new
schedule will 90 into operation,
MULES N DEMANp.-AlcNandcr Mott, by T..
4; Cook, nuctionccr, sold in Richmond last week,
) mnles nj prices ranging from - 25 TO 2205
the larger portion selling for over $50.
WORCESTERSHIRE. Baker, recently acquit-
ted in St Louis f the murlrrof Hoffman, WHO
lad slaudrrcd her, is a Nirginian. She was rnis-
ID in Moentown, Mouongalia county. She
killed him 10y shooting him with pistol.
Mr. BNlpwIN's Tuup LECTURE Oliver p.
Baldwin delivered his rhird lecture at Metropol-
itan Hall lat ni2ht-suhj,ct ~ auk,e- and
Sonthcmrrs.'
MADAME Ru,N De Vmrs. -Wchcar with great
pleasure that this excellent Vocalist, assisted by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08

On theGpl mat. in this city, by the Rey.J /.
Prichurd, Mr.. VIM I. BoBnIr and Miss MAI,
daughter of jas. Coleman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08


Camp dCfore SebaStopoL Dec 20.-Araia
we arc Lalf drowned with wet; bat although rain
ing as II II had never rancd before, we cant com
plan for we have actually had six days of fine
weather We sent lOO sick from this brigade
down to RaakIava yesterday, to be forwarded TO
Heut"Fi, II this Eor, on We shall soon be done up
Last night wa, turioI>ly wet. Ineycr saw any
thing lkolt before coming down in torrents and
fio"dmg everything, TIE rain charged to snow
this morning, aud it was three or fonrinches dron
entlt has al! become >lush now we had taken al
VANTAGE OF the dry weather to dig Il hole in the
ground, md pa! II roof over it, hoping that with
"A hre IN Il we should be able to dry our tbings
and cook, Our only material for the roof wos
"ou' winch 70 our sorrow, we find lets in the
water IKE sieve, 81 this plan will not do We
are aNi"uSly looking forward to the arrival of tho
wooden houses, which are mentioned in tho ra.
pers; but W. hardly dare believe in them, a. No.,
have been 50 deceived ahput fuel, vegetables ma.
terals for hating, &c. We have very litt1e f.
ell and are Obliged to grub up roots.
In the last week of November and Doo,,,.rl.
cno'ra made most fearful raVagcs nmor,,. ,,,,,.,l
ready Trimmed ranks. My Narna experience af
sickness became as nothing when compared win
me awful scene winch took place; | wandered
over blood red battle fields with nlmo., -,
difference, feeling intoxicated, a. if wero ,L;,l
ing ct thu glorious victories we had won. I'm, VIII,
mortal disease was hourly laying hold ofmy com.
RACES on 'AI+E sldr-when almost con.tantlv
Jay ana night, menwere borne yelling with 400.
pS 10 'he hospital'and IN few hours their bodies
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP
BEEF % 90 "A 10 per cwt. gross, which
is 81 0aa - 30 net
llpg~-.s6 ~ a = per hundred. supply mod
orut".
Snrnr- 250aa5 per head
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g.TvEritoU~aND DOLLARS WAN

4 TED BY THE AMERICAN >TNDAA SCHOOL
UNION, cyrcnd IA rsfa fishing NuaE, Stfr.l, ia
Southern and Southwestern Nnsian md In .a.,p,
them tn necdtil R'pks. o thoa-aHi such $ l5,l.
dcmandrd Immediately, t- tlcre ar. about 3 uDp
Children Md Youth. IN fhi4 ill VIM ha.e r,iIarr IT,.
hlou. instruction hou" the a .yaatas e- at TN
Sunday School
10 supply dis want is oae Of tn a,aI,,t W.. NJ
brn'vol"nce. dt p,tr,ti-n. fi'lplhr rl aai christina,
rh4ry! Whp can doubt it Nm vii den ,I..t,,,r
hy prnn posi- ~. thai tIay best.,e IL I'll, Ali l.
sowctl spa iog ~lotl roap 49,. ~ ise,y hui b. hi Ii
-owerh bnuutfuy ia II rrefa h#u uaif, .##.rt.
L"rL l. MT the -erurity eaaa' feea DOM. "a
ne d"" al ny up IL yourselves ir,#,4a4##. In
Heaven
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ROM ~ ASSISTANT SURGEON.

FROM An ASSISTANT SURGEON.
We lose at least five hundred, and should
TIM nearly one thousand mcna week from dis.
ease They are sentto Scutari, and never seem
10 rptlrn.
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Horrors Cfthp War

SUFFERING AND DrSruUTION or TIE ALLIED
IROOPS
The private letters from officers and soldiers
OF the allie, in the Crimca represent their cond-
ton Us truly deplorablr We subioin several
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08

/ thrust into hole. Il dnzeu at il Zine, -omctIm'
felt my heart sink within me at tn dismal pros
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-02-23
state Of Maine.

YORK, So.
70 the Sheriff. of our Conniies Of York. Cum.
I<rland, LiHeoln, Oxford. Ksnnebee, Som<rset
Psnobscot, Hanooek, Warrington, Waldo,
Ffankiin, Piseataqnis, and AroosioOk, or either
Of their Deputies:
GREETING.
-, We command you TO attach the goods
LIS. or estate Of Elias Z. Foss, Horace Chad.
49, bourne, Lcmuel Foss, Daniel Foss, and
David W. Foss all Of Biddeford, in the county Of
York, and State OF Maine, yeomen, 10 the value OF
three hundred dollars, and summon the said dc.
PENDANTS (if they may be found In your precnciO
TO appear before our Justice Of our District Court,
for the Western District next 10 be held at Alfred,
within and for our said County Of York, on The
last Monday Of May, A. d. ls52, then and there
in our said Court to answer unto Eunlce Nye oil
Saco, in said county, widow, IN plea OF The case
for that the said defendants al Saco 10 w.t. al sald
Alfred on the twenty-second day Of November, A.
d. 1880 by their note Of hand Of that date by them
signed, for value receIsed, promised the plain
tiff 10 pay her or order the sum OF one hundred
and ff,ydcllars on demand with interest
Ye, the said defendants, though requested, have
not paid the same, hut neglect 80 to do, 10 The
damage ofthe sand Plaintiff tas she says) the sum
OF three hundred dollars, which shall then and
there be made TO appear, with other due damages.
And have you there this writ with your dolngs
therein.
Witness, STEPHEN EMERY, Esquire, at Al:
fred, the seventh day Of February, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and htty.two.
10. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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State of Maine.

YORK, 80.
To the Sheriff. Of our Countiss Of York, Cum.
Geriand, Lincoln, Oxford, Rsnnebee, Somsrsst,
Psnobseot, 'Efaneoef, IVashington, Waldo,
Franliin, Piseataqnis aud Aroostook, or athn
Of their DtpHt's': o,...,
,, WE command you TO attach the goods
LIS. or estate Of Elias z Foss, OF Biddciord,
t--) in the county Of York aforesaid, to the
value of one hundred dollars, and summon the said
defendant (f he may be found in your pnccinct,)
TO appear before our Justices Of our Supreme
Judicial Court, next TO be holden at Alfred, with.
in and for our said County Of York, on the third
Tuesday Of September A. d. 1854, then and there
in our said Cou TO answer unto George w.
Wiggin of Bddeford aforesaid, in plea OF the
case for that said defendant nj Biddeord aforesaid,
on the eighteenth day Of December, IN the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and tiiy.one,
by his promissory note Of that date by hun sub
scribed, Tor value received promisedthe plainii 10
pay him or his order the sum OF thrty.lour dollars
on demand with interest.
Yet the said Defendant, though requested, has
NOT paid the same, bu, negects so to do TO the dam
age of the said Plaintiff las he ssys) the sum OF
ono hundred dollars, which shall then and their DO
made TO appear, with other dns damages: Ana
have you there this writ With your dolngs therein
Witnrss, ETHER SHEPLEY. E.qni'e, al AL
fred. the twenty.sevenih day Of May, In the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and my.
four.
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State Of Maine.

YORK, IS.
To the Sh<ri6s -four Couniiesof York, Cnm6r.
land, Lincoln, Oxford, Ksnnebec, Somnsef,
Pe,iobseot, Hancock, Warrington, Waldo,
Fronkiin. Pisea,aquis and A'oo'iook, or aihsr
oftAsir Dputies:
GREETING.
49,, We command you TO attach The goods
LIS or estate Of Lemuel Poss Of Biddelord, in
49, said county Of York, TO the value Of three
hundred dollars, and summon the said defendant
(if he may be found in your precnct,) TO appear
before our Justices Of our Supreme judicial Court,
next to lie holden at Alfred, within and for our
said County Of York, on the third Tuesday OF Sep
TENDER A. d. 1854, then and there In our said
Court TO answer unto George W. Wiggin Of Bid.
Jelord aforesaid. 10 q plea Of the case for that
said defendant at Biddelord aforesaid, on the
twelfth day Of April, In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fIty-one. by his prom.
ssory note OF that date him subscribed ior value
received, promised the plaintiff TO pay him or his
order tho sum Of one hundred dollars and forty
cents on demand with interest.
Yet the said defendant. though requested, has
not paid tho same, but negiects 20 TO do, to tho
damage Of the said plaintiff (as he says) the sum
of three hundred dollars, which shall then and
there be made TO appear, with other due damages.
And have you there this writ with your doings
therein.
Witness, ETHER sHEPLEY, Esquire, OF Al.
fred, the twenty seventh day Of May, In the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and dry.
JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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state OF Maine.

Ionh %.
ID IL. S1srf. Of four Csun.,ss Of York, CsmS.,.
land, Lneoi", OIfb,d, Rtnns5sr, Somesss. Pc
iodseot, Hsneoek, WasAineton, Waldo, Prank.
Ln, P'seataqns and Ayoostook, or niAsr ofiANr
Depnti<s:
GREErISo.
LIS. WE command you TO attach the goods
49, or estate OF Lemuel Foss, Of Biddefo.d,
IN said county Of York, 10 the value of three hun.
dred dol!ais, and summon the said defendant III
ne may Be found In your precinct,l to appear be.
fore our Justices Of oar Supreme Judicial Coun,
next TO be holden at Alfred, within and for our
said County Of York, on the third Tuesday OF Sep.
tembcr A. ID. 1854, then and there in our said
Govt 10 answer unto George w. Wiggin. In q
pea Of the case for that laid defendant ri Bidde.
iord Aforesaid, on the twenty third day OF Novem.
per W 'he year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and toryseveu, by his promissory note Of
'nat gate by HIM subscribed for value received,
Promised The plaintiff 10 pay him or order the sum
o. my collars on demand with interest. Also, for
.nat sara defendant at Bddeford aforesaid, on the
,wen'y'nnt day OF December, In the wear Of our
Lo,u QUE thousand eight hundred and forty eight,
" nus 0tn,f premissory note OF that date, by him
surscHoeo loo value received, promised the plain.
iii TO pay him or his order the sum of sixty.two
dollars on demand with interest.
Yet the said Defendant, though requested, has
not paid the same but neglects so 10 do to the dam,
age OF said Plaintiff, tas he says) the SUN ofthree
hundred dollars, which shall then and there be
made TO appear, with other due damages And
have you there this writ with your doings therein
Witness, ETHER SHEPLEY, Esquire, a, Al.
ifed' the twenty-seventh day Of May, in the year
four.
JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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At a Court Of Probate holden at Saco, within
and for the County Of York, the first Monday In
February, IN the year Of Lord eighteen hundred
and fifty five, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye,
Judge &C said Court;
IN The petition Of Simeon Folsom. Executor Of the
" win Of George W. Folsom. late Of Cornish, in said
County, deceased, representing that the personal
tnte of said deceased Is not sufficient TO pay the Just
debts which he owed nj the time Of his death. by The
"f Ave hundred aud INV deilar- and praying for
Ia license TO sell and convey the whole OF the real
estate Of said deceased, Mt pblc auction private
sale, because by partial sale the residue would be
greatly injured.
ORDERED, That the petitioner give notice thereof
the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons interest
ed In said estate, by casnga copy Of this order be
published In the Union antEastern Journal printed
ut Biddsford In said County, three weeks successive.
~, that they may appear at Probate Court To be held
at Biddeinrd In said County on the first Monday In
March next. ut ten OF the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, " any they have, why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted.
Atest,-FRANCls BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest FRANCIS Bacon, Register
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A GOOD REPARrEE. A friend recently
from Washington related to US little Incl
dent that transpired short time ago in the
Senate Chamber, and which made some
amusement among the members.
Mr.. Gillette. our Senator. sits near to
Toombs, Of Georgia, and they frequently
pass good humortd joke. A few mornings
ago, just before the Senate was called to or
der, while several Of the members were
standing near, Toombs said to Gillette ::
"They say, Gillette, that you abolitionists
ore mad with the Almighty for making mig
gers black. "Your informant is slightly
mistaken replied Gillette; 1--WE are only
mad with you Shareholders for making them
trkiis." The allusion to the bleaching pro-
cess that Is going on among the colored pop
ulation OF the South was at once understood
by all, and Toombs joined with much good
humor in the general laugs.-Harvo'd
COuTGps.
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At Court Of Probate held at saco, within and
for the County of York, on the first Monday In
February, Il. the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and my five, by the Honorable Joseph i. Nye,
Judge Of said Courts
FREDERIC GREENE. Administrator Of tho es-
Il tate OF Juseph oss late Of Saeo, In said county
deceased having presented his second account Of ad
ministration Of the e.tnte Of said deceased for al
tUwance.
oRpERr p-That the said Administrator give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy al
this order to be published In the Union and Eastern
Journal printed nj Biddeford, IN said County. three
weeks successfully, that they may appear at FRO
the first Monday OF March next ofihe clock In Tho
forenoon and shew cause, u any they have, why thu
same should not be allowed.
Auea,-FRANCIS BACON, Register,
A true copy-Attest. FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, IS. . .
Al the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and held ut
Alfred, within and for the County OF York, on
the first Tuesday Of January, A. ID. 1855,
In the above action, il appearing that the De.
PENDANT Is out Of the State, and has never been
notified and has no Tenant, Agent, or Attorney
in this State upon whom TO Aerve notice, the
Court order, that The Plaintiff cause the defend.
ant TO be notified Of the tendency Of this
suit by publishing an atiested copy OF the writ
and this order OF Court thereon, three weeks sue.
cesslycly In the Union and Eastern Journal, q
newspaper printed In Biddeford, In said county Of
York, the last publication thereof to be thirty days
at least before the next term Of said Cour TO be
held at Alfred, within and for said County OF
York, on the first Tuesday Of April, A. d. 1856,
that he may then and there 10 said Court ap.
pear and shew cause, # any he have, Why judg.
ment in said action, should not be rendered
against him and execution Issue accordingly.
Attest, JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk.
True copy Of the writ and order Of Coo IT, thereon,
Attest, JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE.


At the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and held at
Alfred, within and for the County OF York, on
the first Tuesday Of January, A. ID. 1855:
In the above action, II appearing that Elias Z.
Foss and Lemuel Foss two OF the defendants are
out OF the State and have never been notified and
have no Tenant, Agent or Attorney In this State
upon whom 10 serve notice, the Court order, that
the plaintiff cause the said defendants TO be notified
of the tendency of this suit by publishing an ates.
ted copy of the writ and this order Of Court thereon
three weeks successfully in in the Union and Eas.
tern Journal, newspaper printed in Biddeiord in
said county Of York, the last publication thereof TO
be thirty days at least before the next term 81 said
Court TO be hell at Alfred, within and for said
County Of York, on the first Tuesday Of April, A.
ID. 1855, that they may then and there in said
Court appear and shew cause, il any they have,
Why judgment, in said action, should not be rem
dered against them and execution issue accord
iugly. Attest, JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
True copy Of the writ and order Of Court thereon
Attest, JAMES o. McINMlRE, Clerk.
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Fire at Yarmouth.
YARNo9TH, Feb. 2lst, IS,

YARNo9TH, Feb. 2lst. 1855.
Msssr,. Editors Our lower village has
Just been rescued from IN extensive fire.
About half.past three o'clock this morn.
ing. the large building occupied by Mr. Am
mi Storer, merchant, b. Freeman, Esq,
lawyer, and the Post Office, was discovered
to DO in flames.
BY the energetic action Of our citizens
the long row Of buildings on the South side
Of Maine Street, was preserved from the
destruction which seemed inevitable. The
Post Office building was entirely destroyed
Mr.. Storer's stock Of goods, amounting In
value to about $500, was wholly destroy
ed. Insurance $4,000. Mr.. Freeman prob
ably sustains the greatest loss. Many val
liable papers belonging to himself and 9TH
ers were oil consumed. Everything OF val
ne in the Post Office was preserved. The
Livery Stable Of Mr.. Levi Lincoln, to whom
the other building belonged. was also burnt
Loss about $500. Insurance 5000. The
cause Of the FIRE is acknowledgements
dent Of the Portland advertiser.
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AUERIFF,S SALE.

WORK, s., February LIST, 1855, This day
i seized upon an execution wherein William
Emery, OF Lebanon. in said County OF iork, y
the judgment creditor, and John McCrillis, OF said
Lebanon, Is debtor, aud will be sold al public suc.
ton on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF March next,
a, ten of the clock in the forenoon at the Store OF
Frederick A. Wood, in said Lebanon ai' Tue
riybi in equity or otherwise, which the said John
Nicer has 10 redeem the following described
real estate, situated in said Lebanon, and bound
ed as follows, viz East by the River Road, 80
Bridge. South hy land of Ahram Richards, West
by Salmon Fails River, and North by land Of IA.
ron Downs, containing seveniy.fye acres, be the
same more or less, with the buildings, thereon
Said real estate being morigaeed by Lewis Nc
Cri lis 10 William Emery, aforesaid; said Mort.
gage being recorded in Book 237, Pages 44l and
4ia of York County Records, to which reference
may be had for more full particulars,
sale. ..
3w7 JOHN HEMINGWAY, Deputy Sheriff