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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-02

Allcot & Horton VS.. John McCrory ct al.
CHERlFF'S SALE.--Hy virtue Of an alias wri,
- Of fl. fa. TO directed ard delivered trc m the
court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, /
will offer for sale at the door Of the court house in
Perrysburg, on Tuesday, the 2Gth day of FtLrunr,
1886, between the hours of 10 4. NJ. and p. M IL,
following real estate, situate in VI God county Ohio
to wit ln-lots of the town Of rortngcylle num-
bers thirteen (l3) and fourteen ~ taken by in
execution the property of said Defendants tbs
suit OF said plaintiffs. W l.. COOK, Sheriff.
MURRAY g. DonGE, Attys Pltes.
Dec. 20, lS55.--32w9S3.35
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John H: cowden lwood Common rlsas.
r..l.0 IN Partition.

George Cowlen ct as m FaFutlcn'
DY virtue of decretal ORDER OF gale to ne tGrfp-
ID ted and delivered. from the court CT common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio in the above er titled
cause, will oer for sale at the door Of ti.e court
house in PerrysbmG, On saturday, February I'd
1876, hetween the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. and 2
o'clock r, M Of said day, the south cast cusIter of
the north east quarter Of section No. tkiiy-two,
l82) in township No. five % no. til, Of larGe No
twelve, (l2) in Wood county, Ohio. ccntairil Q fey
ty acres, more or less W. L. COCK.
MURRAY & DoDaE. Attys. sEcHf
Dec. IS, 1655.--3lw5$212
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inspiring energy and power to throw off these nu-
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2tf PECK g. HAMILTON.
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Theodore w. Talmage) } Wood Court,
VS. r,
Joshua Foor. } H"0''H N"Ic'

DY virtue of an execution to ne directed and dc
~ lIyered, from the court al common rlecs a.
Wood county, Ohio, in the iLovc chtitl,d cau-a.
| will offer for sale at the door Cf tho teu,t
house in Perryshurg on Tuesday, February atth
1856, between 10 o'clock A. II. and o'tlCtk J. n
of said day. the north cast quarter o Il gCuth Caf
quarter Of section No. twenty IL ownsk -
No. three (3) north, Of range no. eleven Iil easi
in Wood county, Clio, containing loltY acits, moie
or less. W. l.. COOK, Shcgif; oCd Co. O.
MURRAY & DODGE. Attys Itif
Dec. I6, l655.--3lwIG$4.l
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-02

VKTANTED--joOO OOU Hoop Poles; all kinds a.
from Pork Barrel to Pipe. b. +. HOLLISTER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20

they, at least, endorse his conduct And
so, Paul. you are not ashamed of the
lrish! Well take care they don't become
ashamed of you, if you continue to plaster
on the biarney so thick. If, as You say, they
are such good, lawabiling citizens, why is
1t that others do not engaged to the same
extent i'll the Sunday Liquor traffic: or was
the law you speak of made for heir especial
benefit; we should like Paul" to let us know
But You say they will not fight under our
blood stained banners. That is fact, as
the dcscrtion Of the Irish brigade in Mexico
bears conclusive testimony. Our banner is
the glorious Stars and Stripes: it has been
baplScd in blood in MANY n well fought
field, against foreign invaders, and am not
surprised that they will not fight under its
folds. Have you forgotten the RIOTS of Pha-
dcphla when this same banner was dragged
in the dust and tralnllcd upon, or those of
New York, when similar indignitics were
hcapcd upon it. No, no, they Will not fight
undtrit.
Paul says 7 do not like Mrssrs. Evans and
CrcSwcll. When did | say so! said
would like TO hcar them, for on my sonl, |
cannot comprehend, and therefore cannot
appreciate their patriotic motives in opposing
Willard Fillmore and advocating James
Buchanan. Perhaps they can cnlishten me.
JENuS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20

Let it be borne in mind by all sober, right
thinking men, that during the wise and pru-
dent administration of the Government by
Mr.. Fillmore, the furious agitation of section
al questions then raging was quoted down
to perfect calm; peace was restored and all
the states and all the people settled down into
their old accustomed feelings of brotherhood.
Again INSCRIPTIONS politicians, for their own
selfish ends, have stirred up the cauldron of
political strife. Again there is agitation and
threatenings of disunion, and the blood of
brothers has been shed in the wrath of the
dispute. The present Government has neither
the disposition nor the energy to settle the
alarming difficulties. To whom then shall
the people-thc men Of peace, whose trade is
not politics--look in this alarming crisis ?
The past and the present alike point to Mill
ard Fillmore. fIe is the man for the emor-
gency. lie is the sa(c-the true man. lie
is the peoples man.
These things may seem like "thlicc told
tales, but let us keep the true issue before
MS. Fillmore the man of prudence and peace
for next President. And from this the traps
and false issues ofpolitcians cannot turn the
people away.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Sl virtue Of a writ Of Ficri Facias, issued
ID out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil couu-
~. at the suit Of llomtio j. Sheppard (Ad-
miniStritor of David Shcpparl,) against the
goods and chattlcs, lands and tcnemrnts of
Elihu lIargan; and to me directed, | have
seized and taken into execution all the right,
title, claim interest and estate, at law and in
equity. OF the said Elihu lIargan, of, in and
to all that certain
LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OFLAND,
lying and being in Cecil county aforesaid,
ana containing
Three Acres and TWENTY-FIVE
PEkClIES, more or less; being the same
tract piece or parcel of land, which WAS
conveyed to the said Ellu Ilargan by one
Jacob burchcc, lay Deed, dated the 18th of
February. III the year 1871, and recorded in
Librr &. NJ. c.: No. 8. Folio 2.l3, one of the,
Land Record Books OF Cecil county. as will
more fully appear by reference to the Deed;
together with the bindings. Improvements
and appurtcnances thercunto belonging, all
Of which | will offer at Public Sale ON
SATURDAY,, OCTOBER I'M, 1886.
at two O'Clock +. NJ, at the Coun House
door at Elkton, to the highest bidder Tor
Cash. JOHN J, r. POOLE.
Elkton, Sep. 20, lS56-ts Sheriff
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be exposed at Public Sale on
w Thursday, the 10th day Of October, at
3 O'Clock p. NJ, ut the Howard House in
Elkton, Md, that valuable property know
as ELK IRON WORKS FARM Situated
about miles north of Elldon, and within one
mile OF the Elkton, AndorL and Lcwisvilc
Plank Road, containing
2O5 ACRES,
more or less; 25 of which are Woodland,
the balance arabic, in high state of cult
walton and under good fence. Buildings all
good and in perfect order. Further dcscrp-
ton deemed unnecessary, as persons will
see for themselves.
LC5~Pcrsons DESTROYS Of examining the
premises will call on f. G. Parkc, residing
on adjoining property. Conditions made
known ON day ot sale by
PARKE & BROS.
Elk Iron Works, Sep 20, lS5G-ts.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing.


Mr. EDITOR The Editor of The Cecil
Democrat and its vcracious correspondent
Paul" appear to smart under the effects of
the blister administered to them in the
columns Of The Wing on last Saturday week.
Had The Wing published the whole of my
letter, instead Of extracts, they might have
had some slight excuse for their grumbling,
have noticed that i'll many cases, men
than they do at the most barefaccd false
hood. When I wrote of the doings at the
Pole Raising at Rock Run, and the Editor S
very sensible escape | stated it was so IRE.
ported" the desperate squirming of the
Editor at its application, Will but help to
confirm me in the correctness of the report.
The term 'unmitigatcd falsehood" is quite
characteristic phrase of the times, and
answers very well in some cases to hide dis
agreeable truths.
Irish care not of that sncaking class of things
anonymous letters gives dig into the ribs
of Paul" who, if he be not of that breed
of animals that fawn upon the master who
beats them, will surely turn upon him. Poor
paul. am afraid too much Irish Lia,ney
the world did you get that outlandish word
'Nnkumpoop!" and such sentence as
Cherished, unadulterated proscriptive,
mushroom, Will-o-t the Wisp- pie-bald party
from? Ddyou get it from the Law of the
last Legislature Of Md, which YOU say 're-
moved all restrictions from the accursel
traffic z" Did the Legislature pass such an
act, by which the door was thrown open for
the indscl inmate sale of liquor Did it
give to the Irish the privilege Of selling liquor
on the Sabbath or do they do it in the face
of the law feeling assured that they will be
sustained by the Democratic party. Did
that law give to McLain. who was indicted at
the last term Of the county court for selling
liquor on the Sabbath and for keeping a dis
orderly house, and who was found guilty and
his license ordered to be suppressed; did it
give to him the privilege of again opening
such another house. doing the same accursed
work, and heading an Irish riot Oh Sab.
bath night in an attack ON n negro church
dcfyins law, religion aud all social order; and
at whose house on last Saturday week the
leaders Of the Democratic party raised u great
hickory pole, giving him to understand that
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Fen Acres, NaOre or IcsS.
Fall and Winter Goods, 1856.

SAMC Ell BUIBN,
MO "A, MARKET STREET, Wilmington,
INDcl., has just received a large assort-
mcnt of NEW and DESIRABLE DRY
GOODS, as follows:
90 pieces best French Mcrinoes, IS cts.
to Sl.50 per yard;
Beautiful, Plain and New Style Silks;
"a pieces rich Black Silks IS cts. to
$500 per yard;
Always ON hand a full assortment Of other
Black Goods;
Dc Bcges, Cobonrg and Madonna Cloth
l2s to - cts;
Elegant rich new style Paris De LANES;
Latest style American and English
Calicocs;
Grape and all the new Shawls of tho
seasons;
Elegant French and Swiss Embroidery,
Il full assortment;
The best makes Welsh and American
FElnncs;
Towcllings, Table Linens and She ceilings
all widths;
Cloths, CasSimcrcs, Ecstings and Sat-
ncttS;
Countcrpancs, Blankets and Tickings of
superior makes;
New York Mills, WiliamSville and
other superior ShirtingS;
Richardson and other superior Irish
Linens 81 cts to 81 per yard;
Brussels. Velvet, Ingram, Venc tian and
Rag Carpetings;
Oil Cloths TO yards wide, cut to ft
halls and rooms.
Orders promptly attended to, and all
goods sold at the lowest cash prices.
Sep. 20, lS56---2m.
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Ole Cecil ll)bie.
LEKTON. SEPTEMBER 20, 1856.
FOR PRESIDENT,
MILL ARD FILLMORE.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON.

~ there be those either North or South. uho
desire an administration TOR The North as
against The South, or the South against The North
they are not The men mho ShouM Gre their sut-
Jraees 10 me: for my oaen part, Iknoar only mag
Country, my wholc Country. and nothing but
my Country. MIDLAND FILLMORE.
"1he foundation Of my preference is that
Mr.. FILLMORE has administered The Erccutire
Government rih signal success and obiLtlL-
lie has been tried and fO,md true, faiMfm, hon
est and conscientious "-IIENRY CLAY.
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MONEY: BETTING &c. The impression OBJ
tains here, very generally, that the Buc hanan-
ties, or some of them at least, have money in
unusual quantities for clectioneering purposes.
llansers-on of that party men who are noto-
rious for not paying their honest debts, if we
are correctly informed, are offering to bet
500, 5000 or $500 on Buchanan carrying
that and the other state &c. 1t is probable
they have money, bntwhat they are going to
do with it Other tlan bet. we are at a loss to
know. All the purchascble votes are theirs by
instinct and intuition. The vote of no Fill
more and Donclson man can be bought And
as to betting, we say now as We have said be-
fore, let no man of the American party make
any bet whatever. Let them work for their
great cause and vote for it-but make no bets.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20
Si!ERIFF'S SALE.

a. virtue ofa writ of Ficri Facias issued
GE oul Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county. ut the suit Of Wm.M. Moore, "a SO
OF Foard Allrilge,) against the goods and
chatt'es lands and tcnsmcnts of George \.
Crooklanl; and to me directed, | have
Srizcd aud taken INTO execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, ut
law and in equity, Of the said George A.
Crookhan. of, in and to the following de-
scrlbed property, to wit: all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
lying and being in Cecil county, containing
Ten Acres, More or Less,
whereon William II. Crookham now resides;
which was conveyed to George A. Crook
ham by William NJ. Moore and Rebccca Ann
Moore, his wife, by Deed, dated on the 18th
day Of April, in the year 1888. and recorded
i'll Llbcr II. IL. NJ, No. q, Folio go. one Of
the Land Record Books of Cecil county
aforesaid; together with all and singular the
buildings. improvements and appurtcnanccs
thcrrnnto belonging, all Of which will offer
at Public Sale on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER In. 1856.
at three o'clock p. NJ, at thc Court House
door at Elkton, TO the highest bidder for
Cash. JOHN r.. POOLE
Elkton, Sept. 20, 1856. Sheriff
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more or less, being the same tract Of land
which was conveyed to the said John Randri
Jr. by George Craig and Mary Craig, his
wife, by Deed, bearing date March 9th,
lS"S, and recorded in hibcr j. S., No II,
Folio 81, another OF the Land Record Books
of Cecil county. aforesaid, together With ALI
and singular, the buildings, improvements
aud appurtcnanccs thcreunto belonging.
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Also Two Hundred and Forty Cords of
Pine Wood, more or less, all of which will
offer ut Public Sale on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1911, 1856,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, at
Rands lia, to the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN j. X. POOLE,
Elkton, Sep 90 lS56-tS Sheriff.
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The last Cecil Democrat is frantic over the
result of the election in Maine. at cares not
to conceal its deep regret" All ! its feelings
are touched at last. are they? Let it be pre-
pared for worse shocks to it's scnsitiveness,
by the time the voting in November comes
Oft.
Its attempt to show that the American
party is responsible for the Republican victory
in Name is just like all its other attempts to
Islander the American party. The Pierce
party furnished MIR. Iamlin, one of their u.
S. Senators, for the Republican candidate for
Governor, and it furnished most oftle voters
to elect him. A large number of the oppo-
nents of tina party voted against Ilamlin to
prevent Republican triumph, among them
no less man, we understand, then George
Evans; still the tide ofabolition locofocos was
too great and bore down all before it.
How furious tie Democrat grows because
it cannot have things its own way. Ifan old
line Wing comes out for Buchanan, why then
he's ''the very flower of the Wing party"
but if an Old Line Wing Convention declares
for Fillmore, why it is nothing but a know
Nothing pow-wow. If Fillmore men, in
state elections north, will not come out with
separate tickets so as to give, in its estimation,
a better chance to the BUCCANEERS. why, then
Fillmore men arc nothing but Black Repub-
leans, after all. The perversencss of these
Old Line Wing Conventions and Northern
Americans. is awful IN the eyes Of The Cecil
Democratic can't manage thcm--thcy wont
do what suits it and the Buchanccr party at
ali, at all. What pM be done? We suppose
the best thing it can do will be to "grin and
bear it, with the best grace it can command.
There are other elections to come off which
T''HN'''iy' may more severely try its temper.
" Rev. George bnric,.--. NJ
sor of Languages in Lafayette College, sans
last week on tour to Europe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20

To ADVERTISERS. The regular issue of
The CECI. Wing is larger than that of any news
paper known to us. published in county with a
population equal to Cecil AT this time it is
swellcd by hundrcds of campaign subscribers and
is thus made n very valuable advertising medium
1t is read by most of the people in The county but
its circulation is not by any means. confined to
the county; we send as many ms twenty five papers
to single post Office in neighboring State
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20
STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

TIE Steamboats, PORT
a @e@2r ~-DEPOSlT and GIPSEY
v1:sy:!.::EE:Ji.Fl n Z. rum regularly between
E.'e'--z "a Port Deposit and llavre
de Grace connecting with the cars for the
cities.
Leave Pert Deposit at o'clock A. M,
and , o'clli and O'Clock Z. NJ.
Leave lIivrc dc Grace at 11.2O O'Clock
A. VI. and 81 and 81 O'Clock p. NJ.
DTBell's Ferry also regularly attended
to. fully 26, lS56--tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20

FILLMORE AND DoSELsoN CLUB IN THE
2kD DIsrnlCr.-Thc following has been ordered to
be published in The Cecil Wing -
At meeting Of The Fillmore and DonclSon
Union Club of the End District held at Chesapeake
City Nd. on Monday Sept. 18th 1886 the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously passed -
RESOLVED! That this club believing that
thereby the people Of the district will have II
better opportunity of hearing party topics dis
cusscd, invite the buchanan and Breckenridge
club Of ,his town to meet with them at some future
day, alike acc ptublc to both clubs for the pur-
pose of hearing party principles discussed by such
speakers as may wish to join in the discussion
RESOLVED, That James W Clayton, BENJAMIN
+. Sluytcr and David +. Ka4sncr be and are here
by constituted "A committee to convey the foregoing
resolution to the President of the Buchanan and
Breckenridge Club, receive any communication
which they may make, and in the event of their
acceptance of the invitation therein contained are
empowered to make all the necessary arrange
ments on the part of this club for the meeting
RESOLVED, That this club has the fullest con-
fidencc in The CECIL WIG and its ability to de-
fcnd and sustain the principles of the party in the
present campaign, and that the Secretary be
authorized to subscribe for FIFTY copies of that
paper for the use Of the members of this club.
RESOLVED, That the thanks of the club be re-
turned to VIM. }. Jones. Esq for the able address
to which we have just listened
RESOLVED: That the Secretary be instructed to
furnish copy Of the several Resolutions passed at
this meeting to The Cecil Wing for publication.
JAS. W. CLAYTON, Sect'ry
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20

UThe New Castle County Agricultural
Society will hold its annual exhibition at Will
nington on September Both and October lst
and 2nd Excellent arrangements have been
made for conducting it in every respect.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20

GJThe Ninth Annual Exhibition of the
Maryland Tnsti tutc. will be opened at its
spacious Hall in Baltimore, on the LIST of Oc-
tober and will close on the Doth of the same
month. Articles intended to be entered for
competition must be deposited by Friday
September Goth. We will give farther no.
tiCc next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20

Ex-senator Bayard. of Delaware, recently
said, in speech, that he was authorized to
state that lion. John NJ. Clayton was going
to support Mr.. Buchanan forthe Presidency.
A letter from Mr.. Clayton himself, says that
he is not going to do any such thing hut
will take no part in the canvass Mr.. Bay
i tv %Wnsht to be able to state what his author
-" assertion such as he made
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20
L5lt0.

At her residence in this town on Thursday
last, Mrs. ANN NJ. SEwALL, rc!ict Of the late
General Sewall, aged q years.
On the 9th inst, ISABELLA, infant daughter
OF Mr.. VIM. p. Strickland, aged II months
and - days.
On the 10Th inst, ELIZABETH A. c., infant
daughter of Mr.. Il. D. Jamar, aged II months.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-20
Es4kTOS and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

nv and after the LIST of July, 1886. the
~ subscribers become the proprietors OF
the Ell ,ton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Ellton, Daily, Sundays
excepted, } and stop on their way down the
Shores ut the following points,
CHESAPEAKE CITY, ClIESTERTOWN,
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL,
I'D. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVILLE,
GEO. T. x ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
tRIENlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in time for passen-
gers to take the cars for either city.
L-EThcy will also run Il daily branch line
Fl ON Middlctown, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chcstcrtown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middlctown
in time for the 6 O'Clock, morning train of
cars. JOSEPH W ELLIS 4 co.
June %, 1856.
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wv" ''>b''' 'i-i't, 'otpt. II lSDo.
DEAR RICKETTS, We have frequently re-
irrrcd to the unnavgable condition of the old
Md, Canal now owned and managed bv the
Tide water Canal Co. The public are much
interested III hearing this work in good navi-
gable condition: the company have been So
llcited frequently to either improve the canal
Of sell that Others might do 50: all of those
solicitations they have treated with seeming
indifference, until the public have become
ncenScd and determined to have increased
facilities for conveying their products to Mar.
ket. The Lunhcrmcn along the river and
the heavy Timber dealers have formed Il
Company and employed men to remove the
locks and other distractions in the CHANNEL
OF the River Susquchanna, 50 that they may
not be compelled to depend on such niscla-
b'e pond to convey their Lumber to tilewatcr.
This Company is doing good service: it is
at work actively at the different points from
Poit Deposit Bridge to Peach Bottom. and
should the River continue in its present low
stage OF water, they will accomplish much in
few weeks. With this improvement to the
channel and the present condition Of the canal
we doubt whether single Raft Will enter its
locks the next Rafting season.
With regard to the pnhlic Road from here
" VIZ feioSil lnucn cfoaklhS mas been done
but little work done on the road until those
most interested in the travel Of the road have
determined to have a better Highway, ard have
gone to work aud are doing what onght to
have been done years ago. When the road is
done it will be ~ credit to the wolkmcn and
those providing the means to accomplish the
purpose The road spoken Of to new Valley
is now fairly open and in few days will he
t. l.,
encc to this surrounding ,eighborhood and a
road that will be very easily kept in repair.
This work Is credit to the undertakcrs: the
cost of opening we are told will not exceed
the approprlatlon-$l3O =.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all whom it
~ may concern, that the undersigned will
make application at the next session of Cecil
county Court to mark and bound I'LL that
portion of the Glass house Patent which
formerly belonged to William and Richard
Grilcc, deceased, and is now held Ivy the
heirs Of said William and Richard Griffce,
deceased, for the purpose of ascertaining
the true line between said Glass house
patent and the Stone Quarry patent.
WILLIAM TAMMANY.
Sep. 90 I8JG-3w.