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Minister of the {
Hand Corn Planter.

Mr.. II. B. Harmon, of Bristol, in This Coun-
ty. has invented a corn planter, with which a
man can plant one, or two rows of corr, as rapid
~ as he can walk over a field. We have seen
one of the machines, and so positive are we that
1t will work well, that We have purchased one.
They are made single, and double; the first
planting one. and the double, two rows of corn,
At the sane time For further information, see
advertisement.
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4pnle SnttIIiasnte.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Posr OFFICE, WARES. CHIo,
April 81, 1858.
For the present the several mails al this Office will
close and open IS follows:
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Union Line Express Company.
Isaac Fellows Celebrated PloWs

OF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
nov kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, D.; among
which may be found the following:
Right and Left Hand Plows. of all styles and pat
terms in general use. Star Improved Plows, Nos. 3
AMI 4. An PfOrs ground ready for Hse. Also, Steel
Plows. Points of all descriptions, warranted equal 10
the best in market. Cur Piows are gotten up by our
selves, without foreign aid, as to either Patterns or
Mechanics. Also, Pittsburgh, and all ether kinds of
Points on hand At all times.
FeilOgs PloEs are SO justly celeira.eG. and so well
and favOrably known to the farming community. as 20
need no further eulogy. l have also on hand . supply,
land shall keep the sane ut all times OF DeIanoe's In
dependent Horse Rake. made from the lest second
growth Hickory, and built in a good and substantial
manner by an honest mechanic. Nanhorn's Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible Steel Teeth Cultivators:
also, Wooden Frame, do. Improved Thermometer
Churns, all sizes and Benefits Improved Muley
Cradles.
All work made or sold by me, warranted as cheap.
or cheaper than at any other establishment OF the kind
IN this section Farmers would do we'll to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Par
tcnlar attention given to ali kinda OF repairing In my
line OF business, and charges moderate.
To my friends and patrons 1 would return my thanks
for former patronage, and solicit = Continuance of the
same.
y. D. Al Goods and WorL warranted.
D. II. AGENT.
South ST., I door East of Hull & Co.'S,
April d ls3S-tf. Machine Works.
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May APPOINTMENTS.
nR II. TUBBS will be in attendance

II IS IUlluHs-
WAREEx. National Hotcl, Wednesday, Nav 5th.
R>yEvxA. Prentiss House. FriiIy, April 3gth.
AsHrABULA. Ashtabula House, Thursday. May 18Th
Fer consultation upon ali shronis or long standing
diseases Of every description, whether internal orex
tsrnal. lis prompt and unfailing attendance al Sp-
Po.atncnt9 for nine years past, IS sufficient guaranty
Of iateg.ity and success. Giving his entire attention
10 chronic diseases examining and treating many
ihouslnls annuslly, (anOug them the most coInQn
c1.ea TO be found in q wide extent OF cOun:ry.l his
OPPORTUNITIES for making I thorough acquaintance
with this class Of maladies have been sceh - few oEs-
side the largest metropolitan hospitals ever possess
The REMEDIES USE are excla$ive.y from the 30
TANIC KINGDOM, all NARCOTIC and ofHEE POIS-
ONS BEING REJECTED.
Pz,isE.S are nsrer fetfsrst nor are fasy SID
jsetsi to srpsnss rits04i 4 gssd Prossse. Of selsS
TesforcL. March 70, Isl
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Plagiarism.

The Greenville Times publishes a po-
eticsl article, The Tall Gentleman's
Apology. as written for that paper, and
signed with the initials, t. c. The ar
ticle has been going The rounds of the
newspapers for the last three years, or
mere. Some scamp has palmed il upon
the editor of the Times. as original.
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MASTERS SALE OF VALUABLE

w REAL ATE.-Pars to an order Of sale.
TO me issued under 4 decree Of the Court OF Common
Pleas for TrrmbCll County. rlade II the March Term.
4. D. less. Ia II case therein pe.linS. WhsreiR Fredr-
rick Kirsman. Trustee OF john kinsman. wa3piaintin.
and DE-. Curtis. H. r. Brown and others. were defend
ants; l shall offer for sale, st public vsndus. to tbs
highest til-sr, sttie a3cr Of The Court House, il VIZ
ren, on
Saturday, the ga day of E2y, 1858,
between the hdurs Of 10 o'clock A. 81 and 4 7. ".
Ian. for a rlnre particular description OF vhich refer
eFeHee may Ls had to the maps Of said premises On de
With he r1pvrs in said cause. ard OfShleh copies rlsJ
he seen Al The Ufiee Of the undersigned OF Frederick
kinsuran. and OF liHtehins, eek Z iiAtii1. IN hsrrer.
aad a: the orise Of JohE KinsDan, ia KtnsnIan, 20 Tit:
Subdivisions I. Continuing ; - Ito acres; 2, eonteir-
ing - Ig-Ie0 acres; ), containing - 1900 acres; u.
continuing about 10 acres. s0od.vid=d into g4llscslcts;
u. containing 90 Z 100 seres; II, containing 10 ll-iOb
acres: IL, Containing 81 - 360 acre.; j. Containing
% ., 100 acres; Il, containing ~ Ss-lv0 acres; le,
eontsining 81 " 100 acres 10, containing "a Tito
acres; 90, containing -, 81 100 acres; q, confirming
u s. leo acres: -. containing 0 S7-ieO acres; %,
containing 40 o. 100 acres. 81. rohfsiuiuZ % 4 10
acres; - cont ming = leres; 90, eoniaining 50 59lce
acres; 20. Containing 90 50-l0o acres Also, a tract Of
) aeres, Immediately North Of ssbdiy ision 6 aforesai!-
Also, 4 tract Of 20 99.IG0 acres in lot Is in said Town
ship. shown IN the msrs Aforesaid. and Immediately
North OF : tract Of b acres belonging to John Chris'J.
said tracts will be sold either separately or In par
celstAsHit purchasers, AMI By an arrangement % pr
ties fGrwAose benefit the sale is made, credit Will te
given on portions Of the purchase money. Pull THr-
tscula-Sgiif tx made known on the day Of sale. or may
be iearati on application 20 the un'iei signed.
L. H. HUTCHIN5, Master Comm.
urr-r0, NTar-t, n fS5G-SU ~
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Best Chance Vet!

T HAVE FOR SALE. a FARM IN
L Bloomfield. Truasui! Co, OF I45 acres, 10 under
high state OF cuItivatiOn; Il : near the village, lying
on hoth sides Of the Turnpike, and is known a5 the
Osborne place, and has a large frame d-eihng' GEdeT
which Is q cellar; it Is we'll watercd with never failing
springs, aud has horse and farm barn thereon. and q
superior orchard OF grated fruit. Price Si5IV, SieO
doEn, the balance in yearly payments OF S-uu, with
annual interest. This is : rar= chance to ges \ spiSl-
did farm, handsomely located, and on The Lowest terms
you ever heard OF. The farm will rent for the yearly
or on 7. J. McLAIN.
Mech y 1G52
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THE SACRED MELODEON, by a.
5. Hayden.-A large supply just Received at
Dec. g. PORTER A. SON.
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GTwAn7 R0EY.ERS

REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICEl
HAY and Coal Scales made 10 order;
IL also, Bridge Rolts asd Hinges. Carriage AID
Wagon repairing Coal Cars made to order. No.
Hose Shooting. All WorS warranted. Shop opposite
Ep'scura! Church, Liberty street. Warren. 0
DARLING & WOLC0TT.
Warren. Ian. 60. ie57-3ln.
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sh.rln,. - warren. 80
CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Ge5rge Goshorn. staI.)
vs.: In TrunsniI Con. Pless.

U. II LTL-IWLal L-aGs T -
Alice Harris. et-aL
Bv virtue o. an order q sale. in Petition Tor Doser.
ami Partition. issued outOf the Court Of C0nnluu Pleas
OF Trur1tuu Comfy. Ohio, to me directed and Geliv
ere I shall eNpose TO Public Sale. II the 1oOr OF the
CoGrt Eou-e. in Warren, in said CoSnty. CT
Saturday, the 18th day Of May, 1858,
between the hor-s Of TO o'clock A. VI and 8 o'clock
p. u, OF said dey. ~f1rty-two and afty three hundrcdths
acres o. land. OF frnm the western part OF the 0ll0s
IL sdescribed Real Estate. 70 VIZ: Situate n the 70 VA
shia Of Loristoxn. which IS Township No ,. in tie
fourth Range Of Townships, IN the The COsaccticus
Western Reserve. and which - also in the County Of
Trumsuil, and State Of Chic. known az all OF lot thr-
teen in tract sixteenth the Great Salt Spring Tract in
sxfI Township a1l bounded b sail lot lines uAieh
- % icGth asTes haze leen dG'y appraised a. S2j peE
acre.
TEEws-Oue thicd Of he purchase m0-ey to be paid
ca the f=y OF sale: one third ore year Hereafter, and
one third in :Eo years from =sidday cf sale, and i4ter-
est thereoH gith approved sseaTity.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that tbs
~ undersigned has been appointed and q1aiiisi
as Executor on the Estate Of Ira Parker, late Of Msss
pot2mia. TruEauli County,0 o.. deceased
A. W. PARKEE.
Rraesyins, Apsl I'll, Isss-ss.
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GUARDIANSHIP of REAL ESTATE.
THE STATE OF ONO, Trumbull
frrr.. COUNT nE CnNINON LEAS.
Haskell < killer, GCsrdial's.,
VI
Laura Kidder. lailou.l ct. al.

"a. Petition to 81 Lasa.
Laura Eidder. tsi,ou.1 ct. all
Notice. is hereby given. that y virtue Of an order OF
said Court, we will nrer for sale. 1t the Court House. in
Warren. on THUESDAY, the a9;h day ofAPRlL next.
be.ween The hoars OF 10 O'Clock A N. autl2 o'clock
?. ". the following DESERVED premises, = Ti: Let
No. 81. and a part Of Lot No. -. as described on the
rl.t OF an di.tion - the 81 Divisioa az Esrlesviile,
TrumhuII County, aforesaid-on deferred payments
no. exceeding tie years. Said property IS appraised
AZ s5.U DIN C. HASKELL.t c..-rr-.
& MN. s EIDDER.
BY AzoE ABELL. their Attorney
w., .F.-rh n iGl1-1w
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Warren, March 81, Is5s-tf.
THE GREAT WORK OF THE TIMES

THE new American C~yclopedia is
l. now heing prepared by nearly a hundred Wri
tiers Of celebrity, including persons in almost every
quarter Of the Dnited States, in Great Britain. and on
the continent OF Europe The design of this work IS
to furnish the great body Of intelligent readers in this
country, with a popular dictionary OF HRirersGl EsO5E-
aee-Aif the different Arts and Sciences will he
largely treated upon by those persons who have made
each particular one, the great study OF their lives
This work will bear such q character Of practical Gtil-
ity, as to make it indispensable to the collection of
books in the library of every American householder
The new American Cyclopedia will be published
only by subscription. in ffteep large octave volumes.
each continuing $50 double column pages. at $500 per
vol. The only place where this work can be subscribed
for, or a sample seen. is at
DAN BOOKSTORE, Warren.
Warren March II. IS5--
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Gatchen,s Lectures.

We have listened to Prof. Gatchell's lectures
during the week past, with no little interest,"
Unlike those of most popular lecturers, they are
terse and condensed. conveying a large amount
of information, and eyineing evidence of an orr
ginality, based upon scientific research that is
highly ecmmendable.
We are informed that Prot. Gatchell, who has
devoted himself chiefly to thetreatmeut of chron
&c diseases for several years past, is designing to
return to Warrea and spend several days in the
practice of his profession, by request of his asso
ciate, DIR. Burnham. who takes pleasure in re-
fering those who are strangers to Prof. G. to the
following letters addressed to him by gentlemen
of wide celebrity as Physicians. and both occu-
pants of chairs in Medical Colleges. oneof which
has sustained a prominent position for many
years.
W. II. COLLEGE, CLEVELAND, OHIol
March 10th. 1858.
PRoF. GATcHkLL.-Dear Sir-Permit me, as
you are about to enter upon a wider field of med.
ical labor, introduce you to the numerous friends,
both physicians and laymen, with whom ff-
teen years of medical teaching and active life
have made ne acquainted.
Intimately acquainted with you, as | have
been, for the last twelve years. both as = prac-
~titioncr and teacher of medicine, during o
part of the time as a partner in practice. with
daily opportunity o: observing your skill and
success in the treatment of the different forms of
chronic disease, incident to both sexes and all
ages, l most uuhesitahngly sayto my friends, that
! know no man now living in whom / have SO
much confidence, as a physician in chronic dis
eases, whether as regards accuracy in distn
gushing, or skill in treating
/ would also express to them the very high
confidence which | have in the honor a nd integ-
rity which l have ever found to mark your in
tercourse with otheis.
With highest esteem, very truly yours,
B.. L. HILL.
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DENTI5TRX.

M Az would respectfully
IL inform the citizens OF WarreD. and Trumhull
County, that he can be found at all hours in his rooms
over the New York Store, where he is ready to perform
all operations in his profession, and would solicit calls
from all that have no teeth, as well as those shat have
They will find his prices corresponding with the times,
and all work that leaves the shop viii be warranted,
and as we'll made as that Of any other Dentist in the
country. The Gold used for filling. is Abbey's Gold
Foil. the hest in the country. All Plate Work on Gold
warranted to ct and perform all that is promised.
If any one doubts these fac.s, call on ME and talk
The matter over cheerfully, then IL We cannot agree
all right You will please inform your friends and
others. that they having due notice thereof, may gov
ern Themselves accordingly.
II. W. HOLLOWAY.
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Cleveland & Maboning Railroad

.sas A NJ. Express bound West meets Mail bound
East at Aurora.
$40 p. NJ. Express bound East meets Mail bound
West at Mantua.
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VRUMBULL PROBATE COURT.

Z Jacob II. BALDWIN, Ainr.
o. Cyral Parmley, dsc. PETITION TO coz
V. P--rE IAS5 con-
Lucrstia Jones', Mary E. P4rn- TEAcT-
leg, Julia NJ PGrliiey, and
Charles rarmiey-
The defendants above named VIII take notice tia,
the pIsiutiG, Jacob u BaLiSiu. A5mr- &c.. has tn
ie,h dag Of April, 1853, filed his petition in said Pro
hate Court. asking for a decree that he mas maze :
deed to he widow and heirs 81 law ~ William Shancr,
late OF Champion. deceased. Of the HOMESTEAD Farm q
lhs deceased. knoEn IS lot No. Is in Champion. il
accordance with The terms OF a contract betT en- sal
deceI=nt ard william Shalsr. executed February u.
ISIS. copy Of when ia on fe in said court With the
~pctitioa. Adeerer viii be taken - prayed for in sad
petition, on tie 5sh day Of Mas next, unless said de
iendants appear aud oppose the sane.
II. BALDWIN, Adnr.
HnrfI 10. 5S-ap IA, $50
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HUTcuIys. cox & RArLIFF.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

~ DER OF C0URT.-0n the 18Th day OF May, I'D,
ISIS. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises
hereinafter mentioned. will he sold to ihe highest hid
der. the following Real Esiale, as the property Of David
Besgs. deceased, to wit: The equal undivided half Of
; 30 90 acres Of land, situate in the Township Of Hub
bard, No. 3. in the first Range Of Townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve. being part of lot "a in
said Township, and is known rs the "Beggs Mill
Property" Appraised at SIS.
Above premises to he sold without any dover jncum-
hrance- Terms Of ssIe--ese-shisa In -iIz=u- oue-tufru
IN ore year. and the remaining one third in two years
from tfpo IT ell
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NEW GOODS FOR THE SPRING TRADE OF '5S
AT
Warren Dry Goods Store.

ME are now receiving our Stock of
w Spring and Summer Goods, which. when com
plete. will be the largest and most attractive ever
brought To Trumbull County.
Our stock has been selected with particular reference
20 the wants Of the community. and comprises nearly
everything belonging to the Dry Goods trade. together
with a good assortment OF Millinery Goods. such as
SILK, Neapoiitan and Straw Bonnets. of the latest styles
and best qualities; French Flowers, Bibbons. Ruck,
Borders. &c.
Our stock OF Silks was never larger, comprising
every desirable article the market affords.
We are determined to offer Inducements in low pri-
ces that will give : new impulse to our large and in
=reasing sales. and shall make every reasonable cxer-
ton TO secure the largest trade OF the season.
We respectfully solicit the people Of Warren and
vicinity to call aad examine our goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
PECK, BTRwELL & co.
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STEWARDS COLUMN.
No. 10 Market Street,
OHIO.
BEWARE OF MUTATIONS.
IL. & g. A. w fsHG L
ORIGINAL
E 90 @ a 81 81 . 3
THE ETERNAL PERFUME.
ORIGIN OF FRANe1pANN1.

OkldlN Of fhANu1iANNl-
There is in Rome a family bearing the patronynic
of Rrangipanni. as famous in Italy, as tbs Piatagenets
and the Tudors in England. The origin Of the name
of this family. is traced to a certain Office. which an
ancestor filed in the cEuTcl-that Of supplying the
holy bread. or wafer. in one Of the ceren0uiais One
MERcuTIO FRASGIPAsSI, who lived in 1893. was n IA
nous botanist and traveller, famous as being one Of the
Columbus expeditions. when they visited the West In
da Islands. The sailors. as they approached Antigua,
discovered a delicious fragrance in the air; this, Mer-
cutie told them, must he derived from sweet smelling
flowers. On landing, they found vast Quantities of the
PLamerra-aiba. in full bloom, rendering the air redo
lent with rich odOr, and from this plant. which the
present Inhabitants of Antigua call the FrangipanEi
lower. is distilled. by T.. &c A. YRIGHr, and pre-
pared in various forms. viz:
FraAgiPGHHi Extracts. POMGdes, S1eiets, Soaps,
Oils aRd Tooth Ponder,
its exquisite and lasting fragrance, has rendered this
perfumery the most fashionable Of the day, and h 5
already induced parties to initiate the game. We wish
most respectfully 10 caution the public against pur-
chasing limitations either of home manufacture or sold
rs imPortati0Rs. as they have only an rvanescent fra
fragrance, differing entirely from the original.
the above exquisite perfume for
sale at J.J. STEWARDS, 10 Market s..
Warren, Ohio.
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SPRING & SUMNER NEWS.
TRuNKS OF IMMENSE SIZE from

Il los pointing upwards. Saddles Of ali sorts, quail.
tiles AMI prices Whips by the lal. from 10 cts 70 81
each. Lashes from 10 cts. 70 S3.25. IDh feet long
Ssosls 10 cts. 20 So each; all of which We 7l1ounee
for tile approval CT al people. dive Us . cal.
Mrrrh3 3. ,-al PATCN & OpDYCEE
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nURSUbIMER SUPPLY of Carriage
~ Trimmings, Embroidery, PATENT ENANELED
OIL Tor LEATIiERS. Oil Cloth Flooring, Euamelei
Cloths. Brosdcioths, Silk and Wo-s:ed Lace, Silver
Dash Collars,
STUMP JOINTS BOWS. SEAT STICKS
Dauasks y yis vide. for from { shi!iinSs to SAC0 per
yard, Splendid Tass=ls for Carriages, and i lot for Pie
lures. MOSS BY THE BALE Or LIZ. CuFled lair Mats
BuckraEi. In short. the most
HEAVY y COMPLETE STOCK
west ofthe Blue Ridge, AND At ASTOUSbINGLY Low
PRICES, just arriving -
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salnrlnY. the eth daY ef .av. ISIS,

between nc AcurS 81 u o chck - ~ nl4 t.acA
~ OF said day. the following described Real Estate.
Situate in Kinssrsn Township, TruRSull Comfy. and
Slate uf Ohio, and known as part o. lot No 70 IN said
Township, and is bounded as follows. 70 Wit Begin
ming at a post and locust tee in the BAs. line OF the
State Road $50 called abora p fert soutE-rly from tAs
south west corner post Of the tavern LOT fence; thence
North 2psf west along Tie east line Os said State Road
1--WE chains 90 links TO q post at the south west corner
Of q new street laid out by sail kiasmSn's Trustee;
thence North GDLo L on the south line OF said new
street fcur chains 90 links 70 a posi- thence South
IIHS east on The west Ike % another new street ,
chains % links to I post in the .tiiEe o. The Mead
yilio Road, thence South ~ west on the west line OF
said Meanwhile RCal5 chains > linksto ! post: tEence
West one chain 0links 70 the place OF beginning, and
contains = acres Of Iani, more or less Appraised
ut s-7UO. TEEzs-cash on day Of Sale.
A B.LrMAN, sh=ri7-
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The dwelling of G. o. Griswold, Esq.
took fire this morning. but was soon ex-
tinguished. More damage was done By
the water than the fire.
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TRUMBULL COUNTY COMMON
Il PLEAS.

OOAI WEISS. hiig hubnohg anu ulueon
Anthony, Eliza Stamhaugh and Jere-
miah Siamhaugh Lydia Stambaugh and
Jacob Stambsugh. Henry P Weiss. SIMMONS
Alkaline White and John White, Rachel
Peters and Alfred Peters, and Solomon
Weiss, PIES.
vs. rAKgTIoS.
Jonathan Weiss, 4 minor, Rehecca
Weiss, a minor, and David Tod, De-
PENDANTS.
The defendants above named will take notice that
the plaintiffs have this 18th April 1858, filed their
petition asking for the partition Of certain Real Estate
Of Jacob Weiss. deceased. as follows. to wit: 32K acres
of land in lot | in AuStiH;Cwn,M ahoning Co., of which
lls is contracted to D. Tod & D.P Rhodes.
ALSO, lie acres in Tract one in MEMBERSHIPS,
TFumbull County. of which sH and ISL acres we're
sold to said Tod & Rhodes; the coal and ore under
said tracts being also leased to said Tod & Rhodes.
Petition sets up that the said John Weiss, Many An
thony, Eliza Stsmbaugh. Lydia Stambeagh, Henry P
Weiss, Alkaline White, Rachel Peters. and Solomon
Weiss. are each seized Of I - Of said Estate. and the
said d. Todd Of 3 % thereof, and asks for petition ac-
eordingly. Unless said defendants appear and answer
} = the 18th day of June next, Al order Of partition
will be taken.