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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06
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Democratic State Convention.

Next Tuesday, the ninth of June, in
pursuance of the call, Democratic State
convention will be held in Harrisburg for
the purpose Of selecting two candidates for
the vacancies upon the Supreme Bench.
Many names of gentlemen, well known
for profound legal knowledge and unblem-
ished character, will be presented to the
consideration Of that body-aud whoever
shall receive the nomination, will receive
next fall from the people the judicial
ermine.
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NEW AND USEt w..
OLEUM LIQUOR.
A Substitute for LtnSeed OIL.
[PATENT APPLIEn FOR /


rl1T1E undcrs snrd offer to tn public the Oleum Lii
4 quor efficient substitute foi Linseed Oil, as
thinner for all sorts OF Paints ground in Oh, except
Venetian Rcd.
when thinnod with the ocum the Paint win cover
better dry quicker aud will be more duabc, and when
vanished, tho point viii have and retain the most
glossy appearance; the easiicity the thinner
viii enable the pam; 10 yield to the yarnHh Und the
cracktng and petiing III SO common in ordinary yni.
Lished oil paints is rHliroly avoided.
For plinting Tin Roofs its equal cannot be found
The Oleum can be used by itselG or in common with
Lusnrd OIL, Narnish Japan or TurpemtinO ut the OPP
tion Cf thu Painter.
thus con sideraly reducing the expense o. printing
We faithfully recommend il fOtuli purposes indica
ted aud warrant 1t TO give satsiac ton liberal dis
DiREC lONS.-Thn the paint with the Olcum hi.
quor aud work it wei until ii flows freely from the
brush.
rably ought TO be soaked well with tho Ouum Liquor
previous to painting
Instead OF placing the brushes in water over night,
ptnrIs generally dh, thrv ought 10 lie nut IN the
Ocum Liquor, which will greatly tci Itatc the work
The paint mixed with The Olcum Liquor will work
better If il he allowed 10 stand from IL to - hours pre-
viGus TO its bling used. aud then lhi1ned TO suCn
Consistency work free y nd en- sy under the brush
~ the of japan, the paint wiil be rendered s,i
irmer Min The Japan FIRST with the paint and then
thin II win The OIcum Liquor IN The manner mon
toned above.
u 100 pounds OF Paint thinnsd with the olcum ii.
quor, will cover larger SUI face than $50 pounds lin
The Oleum Liquor is not to he used with Venetian
Red, nor with Paint containing any proportion oft.
BRElNlG ALTMAN < BRElNlG
Amsrican Paint and Colcr Woiks,
Corner gath and Green SITS, Philadelphia
Oice-N u corner Th ird and Wood sts Pjiadc
phia, Pl
T5- We also manuhc .uro Chrome yellow Chrome
G rccn Chinese and Prussian Blue, Vrtm ilion and
Scarlet Red in various shades and rualiirs either d,
~ oil, and warrant them to be equal to any other
make, eilher'here abroad.
Jane q, 1857.
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ID o g. t Ii s .

In Wilkesbarre, on Thursday morning,
May, 2sth, Mrs. Catharinc Woodward,
wife of Hon, Warren j. Woodward, aged
33 years.
In Bloomsbury, on last Tuesday morn.
ing, Miss Sarah Mcclure, aged about 80
years.
In Greenwood, on Wednesday, the 18th
of May, Elmira, daughter of Ira and Sarah
johnson, aged 4 years and months.
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Arrivals and Departure Of Mails a
NLNnMSRLRG.

Philadelphia maillcaves daily, Sunday Gxeepted) at
- NJ, arrives al 4 P. NJ.
Williamsport aud Western mail leaves daily, (sun
days excepted) at . p. NJ, arrives j. M
Wikesbnrre mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted)
at IL A, NJ. leaves4P.M.
Cambria and OranseVlle mail arrives every Monday,
wednesday and Friday, al II Am, leaves same days
at 4.P,M
Millville mail arrives every Monday and Thursday,
al II A. NJ, leaves same days at M.
Ierseytowa and White Hall mail rrives'every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, AT II A. NJ leaves same
days at 4. p. M.
P. UNANGST, P. NJ
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III q rria eg.

In Wilkesbarro, on the 28th ult., by
Rev MIR. Smith, Mr.. Hiram Berlin, and
Miss Clara S. Lines, both of Beach Haven,
huzornc county Pa,
On Sunday the Gath ult ult,, by jesse
Hicks, Esq, Mr.. Timothy Quinley, and
Miss Mary e. Torby, both of Lime RiIge,
Columbia co. ..
On the 2lst ult, by Rev. Wm. J. Eyer,
Mr.. jackson Cleavcr, to Miss Eliza Drum,
both Of Franklin ownship, Columbia co.
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Dred Scott Emancipated,

Dred Scott, about whom considerable
noise has been made Of late, is slave no
more having been omancipatcd, with his
wife and two daughters, by Taylor Blow,
Esq; his legal owner. This news-in
which VIC sincerely rejoice--will hardly be
welcome to some of our Black Republican
friends, who had calculated upon using
poor old Dred in the coming campaign,
with fine political effect, as "martyr" to
what they ngubriously term "the dred-ful
aggrossions Of the slave. power" But Drod
is at liberty, and the occupation Of the
mock sympathy-makers is gone, for the
time.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06
LIBEL SuIrs.-Messrs. Flanipen an,

LIBEL SUITs.-Mossrs. Flanigen and
Sanderson, of the Philadelphia DAILY
Meas, have commenced suits for liblo
against the publishers of the Philadelphia
Sun and Lock Haven WateAman. They
also intimate an intention to include several
other Black Republican papers in their
list before it is closed. The matter COM
plaiued Of is that these papers charged the
prosecutors with selling themselves and
their influence in the election last fall.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

Rsy- 1t is estimated that the amount Of
money expended about the Capitol OF
Harrisburg, to secure the passage of the
Main Line bill exceeded ha5f a million Of
dollars! This furnishes the key to the
passage of this measure Of robbery.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

DG- The Blair County Wing, a Black
Republican Wilmot paper says "tho Ap-
portionmont Bill is an Abomination and
should have been voted by Gov. Pollock" :"
The editor says further that "Jordan, to
get a District to suit his own political no.
tons, let Gen. Foster m1OuH him to his own
liking" The Wing thinks the "Republi-
cans and Americans will have but slim
show under its provisions"-aod so do, we,
The Bill will give the Dem ocrats from 65
to 70 of the 100 membcrs-and about
twenty Of the Senators out of 33 Mark
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06
" What Shadows We Are. Z"

During the last two weeks, thre c disting.
uished men were called away by death,
viz; Senator ADAMS, of Mississippi, Sen.
ator BUTLER of South Carolina, and Sen
ator BELL Of New Hampshire.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

EB- What hos become Of the 80 cents
day!" Buried with most of the other
humbugs of the opposition. Some other
wise sensible people were fools enough tc
believe this dirty SANDER. Those who
originated it knew it to be lie!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06
The Bill Of AboMiaaiious

We have conversed with number Of
gentlemen, at home and abroad, since the
Bill Tor the sale of the Main Line of the
Public Works, and to this writing, we have
yet to meet the first one Of either party,
who can sanction the monstrous swindlo.
In Columbia county we are happy to say,
that it has neither people nor press in its
support. Woe to the members who voted
for this iHegitimate dant1iag, and woe to
the party or corporation, who may assume
its conscQuenses-thoy will be utterly
annihilated by the oYerweaning power Of
public condemnation.
The Pe'ansylraaia@ Of LAST Wednesday,
published most remark able article On the
above subject. II araS not dcmocratic.-
We should hesitate and reflect, before we
assumed the responsibility Of the article
published in the Pennsylvania,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

TENNESSEE. Tho Gubcrnatorial candi-
dates in this State have taken the Stump"
and have designated over fifty places where
they purpose making spoechos between this
and the third Of August.
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DD" Gov, Floyd, the Secretary of War,
has been invited to visit West Point and
attend the examination of the cadets at the
Military Academy, and it is stated has &C.
cepted the invitation.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

No CouRT,-Owiug to Some illegal pro-
ceedings in reference to obtaining Jury,
there was no Court in Sullivan County in
May.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

The LITTLE PILGRIM,-Edited by
Grace Greenwood, Philadelphia. This
magazine is on our table, Our .'little
folks" welcome it, and no wonder, for if
is SO admirably adapted to their wants.
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The DanVille Poisoning Case.

On last Monday, the Coroner's Juries
met at the Court House in Danville, when
DR.. simington testified to the finding of
arse ic in the stomach of Mrs. Clark, and
also in the stomach Of David Twiggs. He
detailed at length the various tests applied,
and positively affirmed that death in both
cases was caused by arsenic.
Curtis Harrington testified to selling
arsenic to W. j. Clark, one of the prisoners
at several times in March and April, and
also to selling Strichnine to prisoner.
Robert Nc Carty testified to selling arsenic
to Mrs. Twiggs, the prisoner, in April
last.
They were both committed for trial in
accordance with the verdict of the Jurors,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

FOUND DEAD.--A man named James
Cannon, was found dead in the barn Of
Sebastian Sybert, Salem, Lgzorno CO.., on
the morning of the 22d inst.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

s9- William Ellis, aged So years, an
attendant at the United States Hotel
Saloon, Williamsport, died suddenly on
Saturday evening week.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

GOVERNOR OF UTAH.-M ajor Ben
Mccullough, the distinguished Texan
Ranger, passed through Louisville, on his
way to Washington, on Thursday last,
having received despatch from President
Buchanan desiring his presence. From
this and other reasons VIC arc led to infer,
says the Louisville J0prnal, that the Ad-
ministratijn has concluded to confer extra.
ordinary powers on Major Nc" "ullough in
connection With the Goycrnor.lip of Utah
These matters being deG4a'oly settled, the
Government will order its strongest ovai'a
bio force to the assistance of the now
Governor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06
Hon. James B. OIav.

The Washington Union, says that the
whole country will learn with the liveliest
satisfaction that Hon. James B, Clay has
been nominated by the Democrats Of the
Ashland district, Kentucky, for Congress.
Mr.. Clay rendered most efficient service to
the popular cause in the late presidential
campaign, and furnished unmistakablo
evidence that he inherited no slight share
of the talents and patriotism of his distin-
guishod father. The Louisville Democrat,
of last Mondays issue says;
"On Friday last democratic convention
assembled at Cynthiana, Kentucky, and
nominated Hon. James B. Clay, of Fayotto
county, for Congress, in the Ashland dis
trict. His nomination will give universal
satisfaction to the democracy Of the State,
and doubtless secure us another mombcr.'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

Hon. GEORGE W, WOODWARD, Judge
of the Supreme Court of PennsylTenis, is
soioerhitg in Bloomsburg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

We arc grateful to cur friends, wh1
names stand above, for their prompt poy-
mcnts. We trust others will initiate their
noble example and pay US oar just dues.
Money sent US by mail will be at our risk,
the receipt of which will be promptly ac-
knowledged.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

nsy~ Gen. Houston has declared him.
self candidate for Governor of &xas,
and commou ed stumping the Stao.
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Ncru 20pertis
SHARP NOTICE.

1 III persons indebted TO the firm OF Hartman &
n Hover. are hereby notified to call and settle the
same nd save cost
HARTMAN a. HOVER
Also, those ind ehte tn the sub iber, re ikewse
requested to cal aud settle.
p. y. HARTMAN.
Bspytown June G, 1s57--3m
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ES5" There are now two hundred and
fifty patients in the State Lunatic Hospital
mt Harrisburg.
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LIST OF DEALERS

or GOODS WARES and MERCHANDISE
" and OF Distillcrs, brewers and Eating ne'
Keepers wi thin the County of Columbia ,I1V'
classified in accordance with the several acts ~ %
semby by The Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes NJ az
county, as follows, TO Wit VI sa
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n@5- The Pennsylvania State Fair is to
be5held on the goth and Both Of September,
and st and I'd of October.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

Eeg- Burton, he Comedian, is reported
to be insane.
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Hopkins City Hotel,

NO. 227 NORTH THIRD STREET,
.sbOce Race street, formerly EAGLE HOTEL"
PHILADELPHIA.
fy'nE under sig ned as IA ken the above e.knnwn
House long aud favOrab a lease aud has rem.
ovated aud furnished ~ entirely anew and in suth
style and B1nner as W give sat ia ton TO all who
may become his guests
Gentlemen who wish can be furnished room and
supplied with meals ut thcir pleasure, from large
Rcaaurant an Eating saloon stlch ed the Euro.
pGan plan or al the hotel table, At regular hours
they mny desire.
p5r ihe proprietor laiters himself that house IN
Philadelphia shall surpass the comfort aud attention
which will he found at the City Hotel
June q, 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

James NJ, Sellers, Juniata
VIM. Il, Frazer, Fayctte
Frances Jorrdan, Bradford
John Q. Flenniken, Greene
James II, Walton, Monroe
John W. Killinger, Lebanon
Jacob G.. Shuman, Lancaster
James J. Lewis, Delaware
N, E. Browne, Philadelphia
VIM. A, Crabbo,
Only 9 Democrats 90 out to 8 Opposition
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

Day- Immediately preceding the final
adjournment of the Legislature, D. 4.
Finney was elected speaker of the Senate,
air. Finnoy Is, W, II, Welsh l3.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06

TnE STATE SENATE-The terms ofthe
following Senators expire with tho closo of
the present session;
David Taggart, orthumberland County.
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IST OF LETTERS rempi nirp in lSe post Once a,
IL BloomshuTg Pa
Bergsttess L. l.. PeifoT Charles
BeLsle Henry Roueb John
Biekford Eli Russell Jnhn
Beach George W. Strnllsnr MARY 4
dreamer John Snyder Joseph
baker N'Ildm ( Stewart r.
Coones susanna ! suOup Catherine
CuserC, Smith Hugh
Case Susan Ann Severance A l.
beats Christian ShlleT Harrison
DundoOn Jacob J stenmits VIM
Ears Y, - I Thomas May Ann
Gardner w H. & Co. Weliiver Margaret
GOvey Mr., Walker o. Il.
llent Patrick Webb Cyrus
llanoy James Q, Watkins IsTanl
Kennedy >. Is. Wiseman A.
koous John w. J Welliver ThOmns
NJ u samuel loldelbeyg Henry
Matthew 5 ( Rtwley PANEL Sship
Mccormick Jacob ( Evans David n
Packer Wm.F +.
10 Persons calling for tic above letters will DIpass
say they are advertised.
- ,,-- rulLIP UNANGsT, T. N.
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BLOOMSBuRG BOOT AND SpUl
STORE

THE undersigned respectfully informs the cItis.us
a. Hlonmsburg aud the public in general, thnt 10
haE opened
Boat anil Shoe establishments,
In th3 VIII pulli1E.p Main street, above E;seJ
% Wi'son Blkery waeTe he nas constantly on hand
n large ass urlmcni OF
Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C.,
ANA will make up work 10 order on short notice His
long experience IN the business, ana general know
iedae "i The Hants the people, will enable him 10
tehfer satisfaction 10 Rll his customers nnd shOuie
secure him patronage which he hopes 10 moui,,,
HENRY KLEIN.
bloomsbury, Nay l:s7.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLCTHIEa,
THhE Undersigned Gralefu! for past patronage, n
Il specifically Informs his customers, and the PUB
generally, that he las lust received from the 90.
e'n Cites, the largest and most select stock oC
fashionable Spring & Summer C2othaHg,
thathasyet been opened in Bloomsbury, 10 winch no
invites the attention Of his friends and ssutes hen
that they are ofeTedf for sale great bargains i
stoekcompEise large and select assortment
Gentlemen's Wearing Apparels,
Consisting of Fashionable Dress Coats of every DE-
stfipiion Pants, Vests, shiIs, CTavats Stocks
Cotton liandkerchiers Gloves suspenders &c, &c.
GoM Watches and JQcelrY,
or every description, fine and cheap HA
H. -Remember "L0neRbsrg s Cheap EmpOrism w.
CaIi ana see Nocharge for eIamiuing Goods
DAVID LOWENBERG.
Bloomsbury, MaTch 81, 1857.
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Goog, aqEDsCsNEs.

II is estima;ed that Ayers Gerry Peeiora, 3
Cdfharttc PHks have done more TO promote III +,
public health 'han any other one cause. There
can be no question that the Cherry PectoroI IN -,
by its thousands on thousands cures OF Colds
Coughs, hsthma, Group, Influenza, Bto,,ohit,s
6c., very mach reduced tho proportion of deaf .
fon cohsomptvo diseases in this COY n,ty. ~.
Pits are as good as the Pcctoral a,d vii .,.e
more complaints. '"e
Everybody needs more or less purg;, ;, p
the blood from it's Impurities. P1,gc a. 49,. !"
Liver, and the whole yiscea! sysi a., e. 81,
sGuctons. Purge out tbs dyseas, IL IL 80 W =.
on tho body To work tie doGay r,In.a,t 49,
early and thrust it from pio sys,nm h.ln,o i, !,
yettoo strong to yield. +" %
Ayor' IS Pills do thtrst ont ,;..... -.
VINE " Is weak but when has ,akon a s,sn";,
h3la. Read the astounding statements of ,bn.S
VIM, VINO nave oceh cured 'Jy tl6m Gom dfeaJCIl
serol nia, Dropsy, Ulc, re-, Skin diseases. Rheu.
,ma,''sm, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal mains
n',,ous complaints, heartburn, Headache Gopt
arc many loss dar eorous bot stu ,i,tcatoniny
sI'nen's, such 90 Pjmples on the Face, Woros
Motvous HTiiub Hty, Loss Of appetite. l,rogn
ntlues, Diz2'n' es IN tho Head, Colds. Fexo,s
'ysehtofy, an 4 indeed every varsity of cor.'
Piaa,nts l"r Jclta Pufgatiye Remedy il reooi,bJ
=, hese az 90 random Statements. hui ayc s,,.
tn9,,oa"d by your ows ighbofs aud you, .,,.
them. ~. "0''' W. 10 WITHOUT
= rI'co 20 cts per Dor - boxes foe al M
a, prepared by Dr. i. C.'Ayer, Cbotnf.t -. All
moss;' and cold by ~ rs,pociobIe urnsgiI. 81,
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IMPORTANT TO MlLLERS /.
New RaaGsaasseHy.

have put up and am now using T.. - NJ
oiafko'a Patent MIL, (pntehted June, 1851, /
"h'oh WIZ grind 10 bushels per hour at an ordi.
nary run; The Whole machinery being comprised
IN space OF "a BY feet, all within the imme.
el'Ic nouco OF the thiIlcr,-burr, boiling chest,
cs. This IS great Improvement on all de vices
'o' the manufacture OF Flour hitherto in use.
ana snd me entire machinery can he put up in any
mn Tor about the expense incurred by getting
"ihiwr,ght to repair tho old style mills. Mill.
ors ana thnse about to put up Mills, arc invited
to call at Morgantown Mills, and w:incsss :, :.
amino The operation Of Cakes =. ,ent l,crn,
~c "sg money ID putting up the supcrdnous sd.
P'nu'.es o. '"e old Touring Mills
nave nMchasea the right Of said Paieut 70 r
Tue COMMITTEES o { Monongala Preston and Marion,
and viii sell individual or district rights TO sal,
purchasers. JAMES s. CRAIG.
MorgdnioUa Mi's, February %, 1856.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

VIRGINIA, ss.-At Rules held in the Clork,s
Oihce or the Circuit Court Of hIonongalia county,
on the first Monday in February, 1857:
Lucinda IL. Cushman, Complainant, rs.
Daniel Kirkhart ct al, Defendants: ..
iN CiIANCERY upon an amended Jill.
WHEREAS, since the fling Of the original
w BIZ IN this cause, the La nd therein nam
ed OF which the Plaintiff seeks dover, has been
sold under and by virtue Of n CERTAIN Deed Of
Trust, executed by Squire eastman in his life
uWc' aGd before his mtcrmarrage with Com
p'hihant, 10 secure certain debt TO Matthew
Gay, Esq, leaving nothing to assign dover in,
but the residue OF the sale of said land
The object of this amended Bill is to assign
to Comp!Hnan; dover IL said proceeds in lieu
OF SAID Land and IT appearing by an affidavit
MED ~ this cause, that the Defendants, Daniel
kifkhhrd ard itcbcccI his wife. late Rebccca
tush'hhn, and Jackson Cushman, are not resi-
dents OF this State,--it is ordered that trey do
appear here within one month after due publ ca
i"h OF This order, aud do what is necessary 10
protect their interest IN this cause. ...,
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MARSHALL NJ. DENT. elk.
(Keck Barbour, p. O. So 81.