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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19

Water, 33 gallons
Sharp Vinegar,
Molasses, II "
Ground Ginger, flb.
''This will last thirty hands until Dime,
time, when as much more may be mixed ur
to serve until night. 1t is carried to the
field in a cart and moved about after the
hands, each one of them is limited to co.
coanut full at time, always without ice
(they drink nothing else He says that
the Yankees fought on this mixture at Bun
kers Hill and he agrees that if it kills man
to be indicted for murder.
S'For our part we see no harm in ice.-
We have used it regularly for fourteen
years without any bad result, but on the
contrary, we think, with benefit"
We know persons who have used it bene-
ficially for still longer period A vener-
able friend of ours, recently deceased as
surred us that he- had used it for thirty
years or more, and never without advantage
His plan was to carry out barrel of ice in
cart, and keep the water tubs nearly fill
ed with it. His theory, and we believe the
true one, was, the ice acted as a tonic; and
tiiO iililuo SOulIt uCNCI vi W ulStCllSlOu.
Strong coffee should always be given at
breakfast and at night.
No form of spirituous liquors should ever
be used; and We who say it. t.are not ''tem-
perance man"
<'Well cooked black eye peas, fried onions
and rice, the latter cooked in buildings OF
in as many forms as you please, are the best
vegetables"
Raw onions are ALSO said to be an excel
lent food with those they agree with, and a
friend recently mentioned to us case of a
negro who had never been able to stand the
heat and fatigue of harvest, until LIE
thought Of supplying him literally with raw
r., .Lrn1ae;i, bis.
work like well trained four miller
'Salted meats and fish, never fresh, and
"a plenty of red pepper, in everything that it
suits, boiled in the pod.
For physic, the pills recommended two
years ago by our friend Charles B. Will
lams, as follows:
Pulveriscd Opium, IS grains } ,,,ao into
Red Pepper, Is '.1'1' oa n;l1s lie ~
Gum Camphor, II - plii''
To be taken when the first symptoms of
cramp or diarrhea appear-one then, and
an additional one afterwards if necessary,
according to the exigency Of the case"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19
CONSOLlNG.

CONSOLlNG.
You'll be forgotten as old debts,
By persons who are used to borrow;
Forgotten, as the sun that sets,
When shines new one on the morrow;
Forgotten like the lucous peach,
That blessed the schoot-boy last September
Forgotten, like maiden speech,
Which all men praise, but none remember.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19

If you would have thing kept secret
never tell it any one and if you would not
have thing known of you, never do it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19

We have proved the efficacy of this re-
peatedly, and would as soon think of going
into the harvest without basket of tools.
Southern Planter
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19

A genius in Boston has just brought out
a new patent medicine, s'liquifed mackerel," :"
as a substitute for cod liver oil. It cures
everything, from baulky horses to smoky
chimneys. By judiciously advertising, he
will, of course, realize an easy fortune. If
there is anything that the public dotes on,
it is new patent medicine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19

A good man will speak evil of no one,
but the cHil-minded speaks evil of all
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19

We paint our lives in fresco The soft
and fusilc plaster of the moment hardens
under every stroke of the brush into eternal
rock
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19
From the German of Schiller.
TEMPERANCE LYRIC,

Dree Dutchmens went ridin one day out er town,
At de window young frou COON up ant look down.
"Pool up de pride bel shure We i'll shtop here.
Elm glass Rienyine and swy glass beer!''
De young frou she hollered rite out 'er de house.,
''Yoots trive on de horses-its nix cum arouse.
ssNix cum arouse NIT de vein and beer,
We've all of oss sjGcs11u nnkAnce here!''
De first Of de DootchmaLy Eot tfowed from his
horse
Unit dat knocked his outsides all inside Of corse
De next of de Dootchman's cot trowned in a poat;
Kreux bltz! donnerwetter and schockschwere
moth.
De last of de Dootchmans get schlag on de kop,
Dis song goes no furder, unit SO it moost shtop..
So it moost shtop nit gruss und and kuss,
Und kann di net b'glatia we'll heir bla ba 'muss
De Dootchmans vot tont want nix kom arouse,
Moost mt talk to de girls of a temperance house.
We have often laughed at the half-luna-
tic who entered dull country church on a
still, hot summer afternoon. The minister
was fatigued, having arrived at his six
teenthly;" many of his congregation were
IaSC asleep anu even one OF the TWO deac0nS,
leaning back against the pulpit beneath him,
their heads covered with red and yellow
bandanas, to keep off the flies, HE too was
in dreamland. The poor harmless vargrant
entered the broad aisle, walked up cautious
ly, and taking two or three eggs from his
pocket, began to throw them up against the
wall, over the seats of ''them that slept"
This aroused the minister. He lifted his
eyes from his notes, raised his spectacIes up
on his bald forehead, and called to the sex
ton: .i
''Sexton, remove this disturber from the
house!
.'Never mind me p' said the demented,
innocent fugitive from his usual Sunday
confinement at home. ssNever you mind
me Just you go on preaching III keep
'ena aecake for you."
''But just as second egg was raised, he
found his kindly and Aattering offer declin-
ed, and himself assisted out upon the porch,
and his way directed across the green"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19
agricultural.
HARVEST DRINK, DIET AND MEDICINE.

HARVEST DRINK, DIET AND MEDICINE.
We cannot do better at this approaching
season of hard work, than republish the fol-
lowing with slight additions, which we first
published in the Planter for June, 1854.
Mr.. Blair Burwell, of Powhatan, call
ed at our office this morning, and gave us
the following recipe for harvest drink:
Water, 33 gallons
Sharp Vinegar, &
Molasses, II ss
Gno.,,,L
The daily union., 1856-10-30
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
No. 56l.l m
Notice OF the withdrawal OF Lands In Michi-

IN Of Of Congress- approved Sd june 1885,
Hing grant of land of MICHIGAN aid in
sructn certain railroads said sate instructions have
been given and
location Of the following described
lands probably falling prescribed limits OF selection
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph the
3Ob OF May last, TO wit. &. ## n.." s...
Office All the lands in the district in the southern
and Ia west, and south OF township
northern enlnuid all the lands north OF township
80 and Of range 10 west
All the andsn the district except all those town
ships H. 49, 49, and IA lying west of range IA west
Office at GrsEsEE: the distct except
situated north of township IL and east OF
md those township 10 and east FRANCE east
All lands In the district lying between
townships nor and all situated west range east
Once KALAMAZOO All the lands in the district lying Of
range6 west
MAHK; All the lands the district situated
south wnshp 81, in ranges 30 TO 81 inclusive.
South Of township So in ranges ~ 70 "a inclusive.
South of township So, in ranges 80 and ~
South Of township 54, in ranges 50 and JS
North of township 49, in unges 3s and 4oi and
North oftownship 4o, in ranges Al and a.
latter all the lands advertised In tie
No. aa, be offered ner July Sau
which will therefore, be offered AT the public
therein ordered.
the General Land Once, the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1850 ..
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
June I4-Iaw6wf TIntel Star Commissioner
The daily union., 1856-10-30
BY RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST
Ia N ii,;,a|llg

90 ID iiIs " @sai y y sl,Hlssi
Time between Washington and Wheeling bus i7i
Running time Sstse' Was"gO" and O"o:""at 81 hours
Through Tickets and n,sgaxs Check. TO be had i'm
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
now % inc s s s .
the Northwest, and the southwest. ...... .
West Baltimore always promptly made
% s oa ING ass @ a1s
Washington and The Ohio river Baggage checked through 70
there w the passsnser w,hsa charge for those holding
Washington daily at and An, Sundays at the
Al Wheeng eet eonneron made with the trains of the CEN
TRA OHIO RAILROAD running from Beiaire on the Ohio,
% a1a s
Mansfield and sanduy railroad for sanduy Toledo, Detroit
Of A &c % asns Win s
WILLIE Ne Al xena. on Lle Miami railroad, eonne1,on is
formed WI, the sns through Dayton 70 ,NnaNAPoLs Tee
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis Vicksbug,
transferred at
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and st. Louis are sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit. Chi
wheeling WesvIe tfory missI where connection with
the Cleveland and piu.buIg railroad is made
afodng through tickets and checks in Washington is also the
the great West The distance from Wsshnson 70 is
but 63 miles, being about 100 mites shorter than BY other
Fare by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling 50
BY railroad sls BY steamer from cineisna ls IndianaPo
% ss sna - s. @ @ sS hi
sa6i New Orleans, ssi, sc.
Cumberland, Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and
aud fo
train from Washington
For further information through tickets &c. apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station -u - -
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
The daily union., 1856-10-30

PROTECTED BY royal letters Of England and secured by
the sn Of booe do Phamaoie dc Paris and the Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna
Tessms No Il the remedy for general and local debility
o vre decay and all the distressing
quenoes arising from early abuse SC Its effects ecacious
IN YOUTH manhood and old write would
impaired, decline hfs m
universally adopted all physical mpedmens vanish like
before ~ influence, thus rendering m Invaluable those
tcTins the marriage
Tesemar No. completely and entirely sradcaes
those disorders which
an andoto for, tho ruin Of The health Of portion Of the pop
union.
Tns.ema No the European remedy FOR that class
dsWs which, unfortunately, the English physician with
mercury to the inevitable deuction of the constitution
and which all the sar=aparlls IN world
Triesemar Mos l. smell,
all nauseeng qualities They lay the toilet table without
their nse being detected.
sod in cases. divided separate
ministered by Yap.au, LslsmHnd, RouH, Ac,
To be had wholesale and retail OF Mr. I A. barrow, No ~
Green street. Canal New York specially appointed by the
proprietor and for the United States
other part of America Immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow will forward the Tnessmar Of the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions OF the
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms each.
p-dlyr
The daily union., 1856-10-30
ELENwOOD oKmnTMnY.-omee 30. ssa pennsy ylsania

nLENwOUD CnmhThax.-Omee NO. 2g2 Pennsy wanna
avenue 10Th street, Savings Bank.
cemetery laid celebrated
New York. and situated the high ground distant
ter mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
10 the This received charter
sppropang their ground forever burial purposes making
Zee ue the purchaser and prohibiting
legislation otherwise which Of vast Importance those who
wish their dead where they placed for
beeon custom In all cities when the burial ground
valuable for other purposes, TO sell it, and throw the dead pro
aiscuousy into large and legal
titles TO The ground.
N Oce open frem 10 ~ "a where pamphlets,
ap, the charter and bylaws and all other information be
No 4O Seventh street, other undertaken will
sisaoad Juhe IDLY
The daily union., 1856-10-30
Proposals for Building Six schooners FOR the
United states Revenue service,
TRsasurr Drr.rrvrrT,
GYnt.r.k.r IsNr

TRsasunr Drr.rr1rrT,
September Q, ie55,
SEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for Revs
~ Nesss and addressed Secretary Of the Treasury
viii be this Office until 70 O'Clock
Of November for furnishing tho mates conscing coup
and delivering sdoa
ton. burden EACH FOR hu United states
northern lakes.
The models and plans be furnished by CONTRACTOR
vessels be completed within three months from signing
t.
No proposal will be considered unFrs received
hip budng
Responsible that the
viii be entered Into the bidder Of acceptance Of offer by
the department.
half Of the u win be paid presentation
Of satisfactory evidence hat The vessels panked ced and
The decks laid and the balance the delivery Of The vessels
peed.
Al pstssls used be of quality the work
be etecud faithful manner and satisfaction Of
pehniebdsnt
rhe vcs-s contractor 10 be
fully hrged furnished, and equipped and hnrhed ceat
chains, nautical
camboosr, cabin, snd ward room farniure snd boats.
bidding will be furnished with
speeifcatous on application 70 this department
bidders should propose
they liberty offer FOR msy
convenience JAMES GUTHRrE,
Secretary Of the Treasury,
Sept 6-2awfhshsog
The daily union., 1856-10-30

stopping Al Southampton, both and reurnns they oneI
proceeding London and ae advantages over
other route, for the economy Of nme and money.
Passage from HsV York to Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin main saloOn $40 Grst cabin, lower saoon sllO
second do, eco.
All letters ard newspapers through the post once
No bills adng will be signed parcels received the day Of
sailing
AH experienced surgeon il attached to each ship.
ToTfreighI or passage, apply 70
q. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CR0SKEY 4 Co Southampton,
WILLIAM ISELIN Hayre.
Feb a7-dly
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TNo. 56s ]
Motto
Of HItsdra,oal Of additional Lands in Flor

Of HIthdrdwal Of additional Lands in Florida,
fURTER In Of the sniI,d An granting
pubic lands States Of Firtn
Alabama aid Ia certain railroads
Sin- approved 5h Nsy 1860, INSTRUCT communicated
by his oce The land officer Nrwnansyie and Tampa, To
da, the 9Th Withdrawal suspension ric
location until following described irnds
ng wi hn The probable limits ~ selection Of the Tampa Bay
Maia Stem railroad, in said State, 70 wit
Once Nrwr.rsvIr All the lands situated rouh uf the body
Of land, oore Withdrawn r the Cedar Key Branch railroad
of the line which divides twebfOur and Eve
and ror of the lne dividing townships nineteen and twenty
Once Al situated Of the iine dividing
1u ve and NORTH of the line
vidrs townships thirty and ihirty-one.
Given under hand the General Land Once, the city
v ashng on, this ninth day Of September, 1864.
JOHN MOOD,
Sept l0-law6w Acting Commissioner,
and Star1
The daily union., 1856-10-30

T7E EARNEST mAs.-Lifs and Lasors of Aaonram Jud-
4 by Mrs Couant
The Newhss of Colds or the Life and Adventures of Rossr
'iyssssl NouOn;n a novel, by Frsnois Purkman.
'san Ferunin tale, BY The author of OK Poems byYn
Doct Httingsr's Evils o Vaccination BY &. aehlsfs deck
VI. D
F0F sale ~ IAYL LAAnu
NGg W = SURE, ngaT NrHfn street,
The daily union., 1856-10-30
Notice of Limited Partnership.

E undersigned give they day
tied partnership firm of Appleton Co whose place
OF business the Baltimore, the
selling stocks nste drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and checks,
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton Henry w.
Howell reside in said parners George
Rust resides in Loudoun Virgina
that said Rust contributed his
stock thousand dollars cash
the said partnership 18th day OF March, 1885,
to terminate the 18th day Of March, 1857
Ws. STUART APPLETON,
w. HOW ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
HAVING associated together indicated the above
Ill services the purchase and sale Of
stocks bank foreign domestic exchange collection
Of bills corporate bonds bills,
pomisso business public securities exchange
Of We will make collections, deposites,
checks, and allow Interest standing accounts.
We services Mr. LAWRENCE P. BAYNE,
(of the firm sf sden withPrs, Co., Washington ID. C
who will his undivided
house, aud all Of his therein viii be fully recosned by
APPLETON q CO,
April 3-6w 2li Baltimore street.
The daily union., 1856-10-30
Nassau Hall College OF New Jersey, Princeton

" Should suld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min;
Should auld be forgot,
And days o. auld lang syne"
The members of year ending June 1888
the junior class ofthe ending In June Sophomore
class OF the ending In June 1891 and the Freshman
ending in June $780, hereby assemble
Washington D. c. by the third OF March, o. 1857
brighten the links chain olove
tide entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympathy and lament the unmey
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF the seGappoined committee win be
held the first Monday September D. 1856,
States HOTEL Chesnu street. streets
which those members Of
adopted 10 secure full an attendance possible
In ths
good enough TO furnish The secretary ohe committee by mail with
their respective poet onices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ d.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ. d.,
Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, AHeshany Co., Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, n j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHr wnpsAr OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary,
March 27-iawtMa3 TInteieencerl
All newspapers the civilized countries request
ed 10 notice this advertisement editorial
be OF the classes scattered through four
visions Of the globe and all newspapers throughout the United
saes Of America
csonay between this dale and the ID Of March A. D. 1857
The daily union., 1856-10-30
Caution-Lottsry Frauds.

OyHoK MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
BALTIMORE Maryland, July 4, le55
THE Of the Maryland lotteries
his duty caution the public ag4nss the
who circulate fraudulent lottery sehsnes
wholly fictitious. #I
Ihe only legal lotteries Maryland thoae daily under
tie supennlendenee Of the elected
the State under approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 lhe dra wings. U.#
All the tickets In these loee and All certificates Of packages
uckes Ihos genera
the Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore, MaIyiand.n All Others are hauduleat.
For tu information subject Of those frauds address
FIX. Brennan,
Sept 2c--dly ..... aa. M...# Baltimore. Maryland.
The daily union., 1856-10-30
rrnE nNLY ONE AurnonIZEn !

II VRAU IAFFEgTEUH s fa superior The Cuisi
pana similar remedies II radically
without all affections OF the skn, dartres scoa
accidents
period Of life, and hereditary acrmony Of humos As dspua
powerfully sRcaciou cashs Of the bladder
and other weakness of the arising from abuses
Injections soundnss. s.iisyphiluo
eopava caheh, injections only
The Rob
syph Diseases whether stand
and which resisted the OF mercury the iodue
of potassium. . #. II. i ii. -. - -
William Wholesale orders
New Orleans seuilly, San Francisco. N 4. i. i.
The Rob sold all the drusrsts throughout the INT
ted States The paphs n Doctor O. de 81 e.rva ned
properties of the be obtained BY writing
ain W William street, Nev York, who will give every Information
wanted
r.. prepared 70 an orders America, the In
5 e ces rhs rBee sass dus, Ssh has bs Rob In bond
The daily union., 1856-10-30

TO n L.. HARPER, % Rroornheld
Boston, has choice OF those rich and
elegant embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Pann style,
which universally admired Newport last season AZ he
was then she demand he takes % opportunity
70 inm the ladies iust opening fresh supply oi
which white, appropriate for bridal costumes
Ao head dreses crss capofes, collars mantes &c. MI of
which black white lace
ETY. ofwreaths of straw flowers, feather flowers, sc,
NRhs II the only house W he United States where hese
goods bn obtained
BosTnH January s, 1880
Jhn R-9aw9w
The daily union., 1856-10-30
Land warrant LOST.
Sept io-Iawsw

TUE public hereby notified the In day or August
s me undersigned James NJ HALEY whom land
NO $780, for l2u issued
sions E the United under the
IN the United mail scotsvs county,
gna, the said land Measrs
tngon c that the said and was, ny
thereon transferred IN blank by
the said Snyder the sane
either rauduienly taken from
All therefore
said warrant intend 70 apply the Commissioner Of Pensions
for duplicate of said warrant
JAMES w. HALEY
The daily union., 1856-10-30
Land Warrant Lost.

TIVE public hereby notified August
v56 the undersigned Eha iierndon, 70 whom land
fr scFes Issued by the Pensions
United Scoivie Abemarle county Virginia
Messrs. NJ Il
city that the said land warrant transferred blank
dersanrd has failed to reach the
tho either audusny taken from rhe
mails
pstsons therefore hereby purchasing said
warrant intend appy Commissioner Of Pensions
duplicate Of said warrant
ELISHA HERNDoN
The daily union., 1856-10-30
IT, Ill. GILL E II,
T.FI

Has removed his Office his resid in FranKn Row.
OF and Thirteenth He will continue
ton principally In the United
Having devoted much time concerning paents will
give advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Once and appeals 10 the chief usce assistant
Justices Of the District of Columbian and will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He will give written opinions prepare Arguments
having claims before Congress
will also claims before board established for
adjudcation.
2S-dU
The daily union., 1856-10-30
NLrRtnla Land.

HAVE fo sale 2i acres wood land y N wen ws,ered and
plenty of meadow land The both
through H. The distance and
the frop' Orange m,
Further Dissertation
WI visw H. The whole had for dollars
one third cash u can be divided purchasers,
rfrs. Apply n. r. TfIOM
'ups s-lR-em FseesticEss1tE Virginia
The daily union., 1856-10-30
mo. 562.l
Notice

Of the removal Of the land office from Lebanon TO Catrt
in The State Of Alabama.
provisions Of the Of Congress entitled
changes in the location of land otces
har by declared and made
public lands Lsbaxos In the State
ALAHAMA, removed the OF CSsTAg, In said
State from after thirty -nrst day Of July neIt
hand, city Of Washington, this l7 day OF
June, ID. 1856
By order OF the President: .-... i. ---.---
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
June Is-Iaw6w Intel nStarI 'E...
The daily union., 1856-10-30
mo. 5so,l

mo. b6o.l
NOTICE Of the Withdrawal OF lands I'm wisconsin
" IN approved % June, 1855,
lie ands Wisconsin aid in the
railroads said State" Instructions have been issued from This Of
oil
td STATE and continuing the Of the hereto
fore ordered by telegraph the 2oh r Msy last
portion ohe will be whsn the
the received
which 20 public notice will be given.
Given hand the General Land Once, the
Washington, this I2th Of June, A. u, 1856,
THos. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
la-iaw6w TIntsl. d Star.l
The daily union., 1856-10-30
Purne Toudviue Johnson Gray and Maria sessions
equity county, before Hon. Thomas A. Spence
Judge o be circuit o MARYLAND.


judge OF the eth JUDICIAL circuit OF Maryland.
THE object of this procure sale of certain
estate for the o paron and pecng The le OF
complainant the said ot owned by
Maria sessions The BILL that James
Mackey of deceased by will devised
every his wife during
after liam M. ID. TOWNSEND, Townsend,
Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
died seized .0t Salisbury
hundred doars The bill also
life the John
purchase by said John slemons Of Elizabeth
Engswoh his
Johns the death William
title of Maria Sessions and Mary T. sIemons equal
his interest his only heirs law The death Of Eliza
heir by Mary interest
complainant purchase by said John b.
his Mara Sessions said
teed given tD him tbere there thai IL is
her interest brother, h- said II. nry,
Of all his certain Johnson Gray
Of Virginia that the complainant seized
Johnson OF said
and the SAID Gray OF subject
the life Of said susan still living
praying establishing complain
tenth Interest aforesaid sold by said
Juhn slemons and a
partition,
Maaa
circuit judge OF the eighth Judicial
the complainant by causing this
publiFhedn Washington
In each before 18th day July
defendants
appear this court,
citor fifteenth Of October
premises and show if they have why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True copy-test:
WooLToRp, CLERK.
June T-law5wif