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Senator Speech.

On the 6rst page Of this paper is the
speech Of Mr.. Hammond, of South Car
-olins, on the admission of Kansas. with
the Lecompton Constitution. delivered
IN the Senate, q few days since. We
give it entire, as published in the Wash
ington Globe, corrected and revised by
himself. We wish u readers to look at
the Southern side of the great question
which now agitatss the county. and to
note in what light northern laboring men
are viewed by a southern STAKEHOLDER.
and he the exponent, par-e<cellence, of
southern views, in the Senate of the Uni
ted States.
Mr.. Hammond is an orator, and his
speech is more remarkable for rhetorical
fourishes, than reliable in facts and fig
'ures, especially when contrasting the
northern and southern states.
In our next paper we shall give Sens-
tor Wsde's speech in answer TO hir.
Hammond, which is a complete and
thorough refutation of the arguments of
Mr. H. and a manly defence of northern
principles and northern men. Mr..
Wade's speech is long--its delivery hsv
ing occupied the greater part of two
days si!tiugs, but We think that no one
at | l,interested in the great question at
issue. wiil:ind it wearisome.
We acknowledge that we are proud
that Mr.. Wade is from this District, and
that our State pride is gratifed when We
reflect that one member from Ohio in the
Senate of the United States. faithfully
represents his constituents. There is 10
.circumlocut:on about him; he talks bold
ly and to The point, and his readiness to
.retort. his singing sarcasms, and utter
fearlessness, make an encounter with him
by no means desirable.
IN order that his speech be fully I'M
sderstood, it will be necessary 10 read that
OF Mr.. Hammond, which preceded and
drew it forth. We therefore publish
first, the speech of the latter gentleman.
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bug, that We are told works so well at a
distance, is not fit for home use at ali,
and in this case was voted down two TO
one. There are a number Of similar
cases before the Legislature, and most
likely their fate is ore.shadowed in this.
The foreman in the House banked TO-
day. and refused TO stir a peg. The first
intimation given of this donkey i've ness
was during the call of the ayes and nos
on the Belmont county case, when no re-
spons was made when his name was called,
but as that is a usual thing with him either
because he does not wish to hurt the feel
ings of the friends of q bill by his infu-
entail no! as he stands zeal the top OF
the list, or, as some slanderously suppose
because he does not know which way TO
vote, in many instances. until all the rest
have voted and then If seems to tstrike
his understanding" which is the right
way, but be that as it may, in this in
stance the CAD was pretty severely ap-
piled by at least a dozen members requir-
ing that Mr.. AS name should be called,
yet all would not do, nor had the rule of
the House any effect although it is posi-
live that "svery member shall vote when
called upon SO TO do" The Speaker fl
naily came to his relief. and said he
could not make a man vote if he would
not, evidently forgetting, that "a bird that
can sing and wont. must be made to sing"
THursday.-A bill came up for its
third reading to-day restoring criminal
jurisdisiion to Probate Courts in counties
having a city Of The second class. 1t
was referred 10 a committee with ~instruc-
tons 10 amend so as 10 make the law
general in all counties, and as The law
proposed 10 be restored was repealed by
the last Legislature it may be restored BY
this.
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These pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system; and, althorg,, they are prepared especially for
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or whose nervous system has beea penetrated or shat
tered from AIRY cause whatever. In chronis com
plants, or diseases 81 long standing, superindueed by
nervousness, they are exceedingly . -nefeial.
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for 50. Persons out
OF the city, enclosing a remiiuaI &C, viii have the pill.
sent them through the mail, free Of postage. For sale
by SETH s. HANCE. No lOS BALTIMORE STREET
Baltimore. Md 10 whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must be addressed, post paid
June "a. 57-y.
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Limbs, Back and Chest. are Immediately cured by
using DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LIsiNKST. Nothing h.s
ever been discovered that stops pain like H. War
ranted- None genuine unless signed s. L Tobias
Price . & so Cts. Depot, Sc COrtlandt street, New
York.
Sold by WOODS fPEW, Warren; JAMES WARE &
Co.. Niles. and others throughout the county.
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REVIVAL OF BUSINESS AT PyIL,DEL-
PHIA.-T'here are more signs Of business
activity within the last week than have
been seen for months past. The return
10 confidence has been slow, but j. has
been sure, and the prospect is nov IA
rorable for a moderately profitable spring
trade. The various channels of trade,
through the favorable weather, are open
much earlier than last year, so that a
start once given T. business is not like
ly 10 meet with any impeachment from
the season.-Ph7adslphia Ledger. March
Ish.
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BLAcKwooo's EDlNBURo Machine
Published by Leonard Scott & Co.,
No. 70, Fulton ST., New York. Price
$500 per year.
The March num6sr contains The fol-
lowing: What will he do with il?-part
10; Zawzibar, and two months 10 East
Africa-part %; Oar -Conyicts-Past
aad present; Stories from Ancient Sind;
Food and Drink; Sullivan on Cumber-
land; C1riosities of Natural History;
A few more words from Mr.. John Com
pany 10 Mr.. John Bull.
There is no better periodical Published
in England or America, than Blackwood's.
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observe the moon and pass Blue Laws,
were they worse than men of the present
day? Does not Mr.. Gibbs observe the
moon 10 see what kind of weather we are
going 10 have? Do not the powers that
be, at Washington and Columbus, en-
deavor to pass laws more heathenish
and damnable than the laws Of our
Fathers ever were?
Moral suasion is a pretty theory. l ad
init; but suppose you practice little Of
it on the administration at Washington,
or the majority in the Ohio Legislature.
Guess you would have a good time Of it.
In conclusion 1 would say hat child
rem are in n respect like a good horse;
ii you wish to take a ride. just take your
whip along, put it in The socket if you
please /; he will soon find out you have it,
and that knowledge will make a great
difference in his behavior. Let refracto-
ny scholars know the rod will be used on
proper occasions, and the results will be
similar. Respect'y yours.
JAS. d. KENNEDY.
Pennington, March 26h. 1883.
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FIGHT IN THE PESITENTIARY OF Viz
eINIA.-A desperate fight occurred in
the States Prison on Saturday. Februs-
~ eth, between a white and 3 negro
convict. in the progress Of which the ne
gro was literally chopped into pieces with
a broad axe. The negro began the row
by striking the white man wih a mallet.
where upon the white man seized a broad
axe, and before be could be restrained.
severed one of his sdyersary's ears from
his head, and cut one of his arms in a
terrible manner Wheeling Times.
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LIVE STocK FOR THE EAsr.-The peo-
pie East Of the mountains look to the
West for much OF their meats as well
as breadstuffs. The total of Hogs sent
from Pitlsburg over the Pennsylvania
Railroad in 1857, is 63. 533; Sheep 49,
1926 /; Cattle 2 ! 1885, and of Horses l.
$50. making an aggregate of all kinds
of live stock shipped east by the road in
1857, of s64. eta. The trade is q grow
ng one.
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GREATER EASE IN Ngw YoRK-A

GREATER EASE IN NKw YoRK-
large money broker of this city last
Friday discounted S250,OU0 worth of
grocers' paper, including papers given
for teas, &C., at seven per cent. six
months, which may be considered as
indicative of great ease in the money
market. A large auction house stated
that out of three hundred customers on
ly sixty four had suspended, aud Of
these only four had failed 10 pay, ei:h
er il. full or over fifty cents on the dol
lar, which was much more favorable
result than they had been at first led 10
anlicipate.-N y. Herald, %.
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CARD TO LADIES.


M RRcIE's"HACHsH PiLLs-rhe Importers OF thi
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention OF American ladies' to its
a. Iufail;able in removing DISTRACTIONS and IRREGULAR
ties oi the menses. promptly restoring them in all ca
ses. The sHPPrsssi0" so Common, is speedily relieved,
and there will he no recurrence Of the complaint IL this
remedy is used acc riding to directions, which accom-
psYy each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EScEtNrE. or sRsPeetiHg Themselves so, are
cautioned agG'Hsf HsiHg them. as miscarriage DsHld
eHsas. Ladies desiring an increase Of family sAoHid
s0rego Their use entirety, as a JsE pills sceA month
you'd be szrs 70 PreceRt pregnancy.
Proprietors importers, or agents can he in no wise
responsible after this admonition. Although certain
in eject. they are so mild as never to produee injury
TO the health. Mail Packages. having the appearances
OF an ordinary letter. (Prsee Si.OO) are sold only by
our general agents who viii send them by ma I. post
paid. on receipt Of price. Boxes Sl.2j; Half Boxes Is
cents. Messrs. '. b. ALDEN & Co. Cleveland. o.. are
our general agents. Ali orders will be promptly filed
by them.
sOla by E A. SMITH & CO.. and SPRING & TURN
Err. Warren, and by Druggists generally.
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Mr.. GIDDINGs' ExILEs OF florida
This work, now in press at Columbus, is
not a romance as some may have sup
posed. The correspondent of the San
dusky Register says:
1t will be a purely historical work,
based upon and derived from documents
in the archives at Washington. known
TO but few, but TO which Mr.. Giddings'
position on Committee of Congress dur
ing a long series Of years, has given him
the fullest access. Judging from the
lew chapters l have read. the work will
be one of deep and absorbing interest,
and will be eagerly sought and perussd.
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On Thursday last three freight trains
on the Great Western Road ran off the
track, when near Harrisburg, Canada,
West, and passed down the ~embankment.
killing upwards of sixty head Of cattle.
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News of The Neighborhood.

BEAVER CoUNTY.-The New Brighton
Times says that on Wednesday night of
lest week, a singular ,ccident occurred
near that place. There had been sing
ing in Chippewa township, on the Acre
town road. Several young men were
there on horseback. and after the singing
was over, Ii. +. Scott and a cousin OF his
started at a brisk speed a short distance
10 the cross roads, where they halted,
turned aud road back at the highest
speed of tn ir horses, Mr.. Scott ahead.
They had gone but a short distance
when they were met 10y F. Betty. also on
horseback. and riding fast ior the
purpose of overtaking Scott and his
cousin: thus at full speed in a dsrk night
the horses Of Scott and Beatty came into
collision, striking fair on their heads.
knocking both the horses down. and
breaking the neck Of that of Mr.. Scott,
which died almost instantly. The riders
we're thrown, striking each others heads,
but not doing any serious injury to eth
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HUNG HINsELr.-Jesse Heath, of
Monrville, Medina county, committed
suicide on Saturday last. by hanging
himself in his barn. He had been 10
some sale in the rcighborhood, and bid
IN a cow: but his acquaintance refusing
to endorse a note required in payment,
he went home SO chagrined that he
thought best to retire 10 a world where
no money or endorce meuts are necessa-
ry. He formerly resided in Wood oun
ty. We are indebted to our friend Al
bert Norton, OF the N. Y. Panorama, for
the item.
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Mare. 81, SEW Assignee, Of G. Bosxor+
A TTACHMENT NOTICE.

"A James Geddes3 The defendant. Joseph Bran
vs.. non, willtske notice that At my
Joseph Braanon. } instance. = writ OF Attachment
va. issued by n. Mitchell, a Justice OF the Peace OF
Hubbard Township az .inst the goods, ehattelss risnts,
credits, moneys and elects OF said defendant on the
10th day OF March. A. D.. 1858, for the sum OF Sls,O2:
and that said cause will be for final hearing on the 7th
DAY Of May. A. D.. less, at ) O'Clock r NJ
GEDDZS.
Hubbard March Al Is5s-ars q
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Public Sale of Stock and Produce.

Il fHorses. Cows. Young Cattle. Hogs. Hay, Corn
and Oats. Farming Utensils. &c. az the premises Of
Cyrus Bnssorth. on the Plank Road South Of iis VIII
lage OF Warren. oa Saturday. the 10th day Of April,
1855 Terms made knaan on day Of Sale
Also. Farzizg, -seaS0z7, and PeSfzrs LszSs. TO
RENT AbOat 40 acres Of pillow land. an the uea6s~
and psstRre on said B'sWorth farm. will be rented fer
the eas1iag season. either separately or together. ana
1pon reasonable terms.
For full particulars, apply 81 the premises on the
day Of the vendUe, or to the undersigned 81 their eSco
in EArre.-
HUTCHINs, cox & gATLIFE.
MI Al tSao aairnnaa n y RnEunrth---
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FATAL AccIDENT.--We regret to learn
that on Friday the 18th inst, Miss Ann
Cross. of Philadelphia, was suddenly
killed near Rose Point. in this couoly.
by being thrown from a buggy. 1t ap
pears that she tad been attending pub
lie worship in the Presbyterian Church.
in Portersville. and was returning home
with Mr.. Joseph Akin, a relative. in
whose family she was visiting. The
horse became unmanageable-ran off
and upset the buggy, causing her
death instantly -Nea0 Castle, Pa, Jour
nal.
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EPISCOPAL CoNF.RMATIaNs- The Rt.
Rev. P. McIllvaine, Bishop of the Epis.
copal Church, al his recent annual visit
10 this city. confirmed ninety one persons.
Cleveland Reviep.
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Warren. March 81. ls5S-
CHERIFF'S SALE.
John Kinsman's Trustse,l
In Trunbuli Csmncn
Pleas
William A. Jones. et. al.

William A. Jones. ct al. Pleas.
By virtue OF an order Of sale. issued out Of the Cous.
OF Common Pleas. Of Trumbull County, Ohio, TO ms
directed and delivered. I have levied on. and shall
expose 20 public sale as upon execution at Law. at tho
door OF the Court House, ia Warren, in said county,
Oh
Saturday, the sth day of May, 1883,
between the hours Of 20 O'clock A. NJ. ard 4 o'cIockP
VI of said day. the following described Real Estate,
Situate IN kinsman Township, TrunbGn County. and
State OF OHIO. and known AZ part Of lot No. 10 in said
Township. and is bounded as follows. to wit: Begin
ninE at a post and locust tree in the East line Of the
State Road so ealled) ahout - feet ~soutAerly from the
south vest corner post Of the Tavern lot fence; thsnee
North 3Cz west along the east line of said State Road
I'VE chains % links to a post at the southwest corner
Of 4 new street laid out hy said kinSm,n's Trustee
thence North 6GxS L on the south line Of said new
street four chains 90 links to n post; thence South
4ix east CT the west line OF another new street ,
chains % links TO \ pOst in the we I line OF the Mead
yillo Road. thence south 80 west on the west line OF
said Neadviile Road 5 chains 25 links to = post; thence
west one chain 90 links 10 the place Of beginning. and
contains 2 acres OF land. more or less. Appraised
at s. fERAs-Cash on day of Sale
A. L. LYMAN. SherI6.
Sheriff 3 Office, Warren. March 81. l25S-6wL5 o.
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DENTJSTRx.

nR. HOLLOWAY would respectfully
II inform the citizens Of warrsD. and Tranhull
County, that he can be found at oil hours in his rooms
over the New York Store, where he is ready 70 perform
all operations In his profession. and would solicit calls
from all that have no teeth. As we'll as those that have
They will ind his prices corresponding with the times,
and an work that leaves the shop will he warranted,
aud as we'll made as that Of any other Dentist in the
country. The Gold used for Cling. is Ansey's Cola
Foil. the best in the country. All Plate Work on GoAt
warranted to 1T and perform all that is promised.
II any one doubts these fac's. call on me and talk
the matter over cheeriully, then n We cannot agree
all right. Ion viii please inform your fnenas ana
others. that they having dine notice thereof. may gov
II. ". HOLLOWAY.
Wa, Mach n Ia5s-ts
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WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEeE-The
Junior Exhibition of this Institution will
come of on Wednesday. April IAN,
Orations, c~olloquies and music will be
the order of The day.
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COUNTY TREASURER REsIasED.-A.N.
Wright, county treasurer. resigned his
Office and gave up the keys, on Tues
aay.-dshtabala Sentinel.
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The Warren News Depot,

CUPPLIES all the following Papers
- snd Magazines in advance Of the mails For sale
by the single copy, or Subscriptions received BY the
PAPERS,:
New York Ledger. New York Mercury. New JERK
Weekly. Frank Leslie's Illustrated, Boston True flas.
Home journal, New York Tribune. Life ln1strassd.
Harper's Weekly, Bailou's Pictorial, Weekly Novel
cite. Police Gazette. Flag Of the Union. toiters sriro
New YORK Herald, Yankee PrivSt-er, Picay1ne Lon
don News, London Times, New York Clipper, Thonp-
sons Reporter.
MAGAZINE S:
uarper's. Emerson sEl Putnam. Grshans, Godsys
Atlantic. Chic CultiyatOr. Yankee Notions, Peterson,
R,IIoa's Dollar. Frank Leslie's, kniekeFboeksr, Mrs,
stevens, Waverley. Nix Max
Warren, March 81, ls5e.
THE new American Cyclopedia, viii
Il be published one volume every three months:
In that way every person Who sees the great value Of
such = work can pay for II. without feeling l. SAM
pie OF the book can Be sssn A.
March 81. Sc. ADAMS BoOksto4-
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Pennington, March 26h, 1853.

HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Published by Jan.
sen IL Co., No. 1875, Nassau ST., N.
I. Terms $3.50 FER year.
Household Words is not only an enter.
tanning, but ii is an instructive periodi-
cal. 1t always contains a great variety,
presented in good style, and perfect taste.
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AccIDENr.-On Sunday morning last,
a lulle son Of Lucius Lizner, OF Nays
vile. this Co, was feeding n horse, and
while counting out the ears OF corn INTO
.he trough, the hor,e was uneasy 10 sc!
at it and becoming angry, bit a piece
out CT the boys chin and lip Vest
GreenviHe Times.
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CouRr OF COMMON PLDAs-Belore
Judge Bishop. Aane LOUISA Mathews
VS. Rodney N. Mathews; suit for divorce.
Divorce granted with Sc. 1000 alimony.-
Cleveland Leader.
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Saturday, the san day of Nav, ISIS.

80 'VLiVNAhS tdets o. Id1u. IN tue 1ONn3nlp OF hin8-
man. Tor a more particular description Of which refer
ereiee may be had TO the maps Of said premises on n.e
with the PAPERS in said eause. and Of which copies may
ne seen at the office Of the undersigned Of Frederick
kinsman. and OF ilnichjns. Cox z EatIin. in Warren.
and at the Office Of John Kinsman, in kinsm4n, 10 pit:
subdivisions j. containing 3 4 100 acres; 2, contain
ing % 1900 acres; 5, Containing "a 10 100 aerrs; 6,
containing about IL acres, subdiyided into village lots;
10. continuing 20 8 100 acres; n. containing 80 n-I0s
acres; II, containing IS IS 100 acres; -. Containing
eSS3 lGO seles; D., containing - s.-lC0 acres; IS,
containing 81 81 leo acres: 10, containing 81 ~ lCo
acres; 20. containing ~. 81 100 acres; 81 containing
10 > lOO acres; y. Containing Q s7-i00 acres; %,
containing ID % 100 acres; %. Containing "a 4 ice
serrs:2S, cont ming = .erps; %, containing So 50 leo
acres; 80. containing 30 D-IGO acres Also. a tract OF
D acres. immediately North Of subdivision 6 Aforesaid
Also. a tract OF ~ 9e-lo0 acres in lot u in said TcEn-
ship. shown in the maps Aforesaid and Immediately
North Of = tract of 81 acres belonging 10 John ChriSty.
said tracts will be sold either separately or in par
cells to SUIT purchasers. and ~ an arrangement OF par
ties for whose benefit the sale is made, credit will be
given en portions OF the purchase money Full par
ueuiars will be made knosn on the day OF sale. or nay
be learned on application to the Undersigned
.. H. HUrcHIS5, Master Commr-
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NJ \ n ES.
Uar,er's. EmerSon's. Graham's. Cooley, knieker
baekrr and Frank Leslie's.s At S2.25 a year in advance.
Peterson, and Mrs Stevens Magazine, at 81 year
in advance.
BaIIou's Magazine. at 81. Ohio CEltivator' at sets
Persons subscribing At the News Depot. get thelr
Papers AID Magazines free Of Postage, and run no risk
Of iosins their numbers. Back numbers iarnisnSd Oh
application. fOhIen w.
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.STHER PHELPS ESTATE

been appointed and qualified as Administrator on tho
Estste Of Esther Phelps. late Of Sewton rosnship. in
the Coanty of TruabuII, deceased
Dated at Newton Falls. this 29th day Of March. 1858.
o N ONES. Asmr. Of
March 81, i5s-3s% Esther Phelps, deed.
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Saturday, the sth day of Nav, 1883.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON

John Hutchins, J. D. Cox, Il r. " RatIin,1
Trustees & AssigneesofCyrus Bossorth.
vs..
Emeline +. Burrows and Urbana Burrows
her husband. LouisS Burrows and Lorenzo suHHoHa
Burrows her husbard, Abby Ann Brunf
aud Ami Bruin hsr husband. Hope 4
Hird and Thomas Hird her husband,
John +. Beaver, Cyrus BoswOrth. Charles
Bosworth, and John NJ. Stuil.
The defendants Emeline Z. Burrows. Urbans Bur
rows. Louisa Burrows, Lorerzo Burrows, Abby Ann
Ruin and AMI Bruin will take notice that the plain.
tihs, as Trustees and Assignees Of Cyrus BosEorth,
have this 3tth March. lSJS, filed their petition, asking
FOR the specific performance Of certain land contracts
for the sale of certain lands in tie Township Of Lords.
town in sail county OF which the said defendants
named are with the defendants Hope R. ard Thomas
Hind the holders OF the legal title OF said lands. Said
PETITION further sets forth that there 10 due about the
sum OF $3.50 on said contracts. which plaintiffs are
reslT TO pay. and asks for an orier OF Court that said
defendants on said payment, make conveyance OF said
lands and for other relief
said defendants must appear and answer by the 5th
eaT OF June next. or said petition will be taken for
confessed by them. ard judgment entered accordingly
HUTCHINS, cox & RATLIFP.
March 81. Iu5S-ey PLAINTIFF.