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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-29
rss Ten Pr Gem Interest Law,

III ------N4
The State Legislssurs
j,s session, next week. ana "s
. single satjscs of more imporhE
welfare OF the citizens Of Ohio,
can occupy The alteration Of that \
than that Of the repeal Of the.ien per ceA
i~atsrss, isw. The passage of that law
10 the h,si instances, was never called
for BY the people, and al This day, it the
question could be eubmiiied to their vote,
tSe,s is na q shadow Of doubt tha, the
majority in. favor Of its repeal, would De
a least foer 70 one. Those who wish 1t
y. r-ecaa:n in force are, aln.os, Without ex-
sev.Ioa, note shavsrs snd money lenders,
IL class <ssh whom the conception Of
,bs law Rrs originated, and by whose
isAneScs It was passed.
TIA. tbs. ssmo iseuencs viii be
b.sueht 10 bear uPaa the legislature
NV 70 pre.tn, repeal, wiz be q matter
Moour.e; bui the people should marx tns
,-.nresenta.iyes ~beeo votes are given g
..ro.,ua.e . system which is grinding
e. eDsrg.tis enasrprisiag business man
=. farmer whose land is no; oil paid for
and every rnsa who is not free from let
lot. tias dust in order tnss iae 1o'' '"
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Railroad Accident to a CIevelander.

As the Eastern bound freight train.
crossed the bridge over Seneca crtek, OH
Wednesday evening last, a brakeman
Richard Russell, was SO unfortunate a.
TO have a beam of the bridge strike his
head. when he was fastening The red light.
or as ne had Jus, finished doing So he
was thrown backward, his head striking
The bell-cord ring of The car, and Tell
through the timbers Of the bridge, break
iap his lpgin several parts in the descent,
and cutting a long cash IN the front pnr'
of his head. The train proceeded to the
next station without anybody being
aware of The accident. When the engine
returned lolook after The wounded man, he
was found lodged on the lower timbers, OF
bars. in sucha mi that had he tnoFeo
either way he would inevitably have
fallen off, and been carried away oy the
"a ring waters beneath. II was a narrow
escape from destruction. Russell ran the
gauntlet Of Death + ar tines in The space
of a few seconds. The stroke OF the
beam nigh, have produced death; bis
head striking the ring OF the car "o1io
seem sufficient 10 do The same; The tail
through the bridge vas remarkable; and
the manner in which the man was V
from being drowned almost a miracle.
Mr. Russsl II was brought 10 the MIL
,se. where his wounds were attended
Drs. Wsrheh and Hare The pros
that he will recover, ihonsl
Pecs .5a,xgrils Lakaigsacsr, I'D
On D. n wEs formerly IN The en
So'S ne Cleveland & Etie, an
SIcveIard & n. ,houiag Railroais al I'M
nlsce IL i,,.la..l Heroid.
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Gone, Yamosed.

The Editor of the Williams County
G.set.e, left this place last Wednesday
for the east. since which time he has moi
been hesrd of-up here. 1t was sup-
posed that he passed through Toledo,
but We have searched in VAIN the regis
sery of distinguished arrivals" in that
civ. 10 End bis name. He is about 5
feet 10 inches in height. hair long, had
on when he left, q suit Of good clothes
frstber suspicious for an editor. is rath-
er good looking. $50 the ladies Of the
Founisin city say, who are sadly per-
vlexed at bis long delay. lest when the
WORT be known be may bavebesn Miss
taken in some Of his adventures IN The
east, which would BE- . source Of mueh
disappointment to many o. oar v'isge
beIss.) Oar devil, 1.-THE scamp sug
eested that be may have fallen into the
hands Of christians, and being q stranger
.hey ",ook him in" II any Of the fra
,ernity should zee the editor they will
please head him towards Bryan, where
be VIZ Be- hailed BY numerous anxious.y
awaiting friends. Can not the w. n
CXroHas -Gos<4s. =
In sorrow, We acknowledge that We
sasno. grsaiiy relieve ths suspense Of the
teaio. editor. respecting the ny steriou'
absence Of bis senior, He was seer
10 shess parts about . week since. act
ing strangely. wearing bis store clothes
With his hair brushed very slick. NO
satisfied with his appearance. toeo
be purchased q vest, and stterward lei
bath YES. and money. When ne disaP
o<ared from this vicinity. il vas at mrs
sspposed that be had gone TO Howian'
Springs, in search of his distingVisAe'
friend, Hey B.. but be vas sfterHar.
seen at YoungstoEn sitting IN q dilsPl
dated buggy. behind a ~qusdruped MOD
kssei .fter Don QuiIotss Rosinate, who's
,-.,r..iye stuck out behind 10 a manne
greatly rexnbling = ra. tail fle' and II
head vas b oiOtiug towsrd p 4a.d, s'ne
.a.. d.y. hi,' bsresyed friends IN t6e'
p.rts, ean g. no lieing' %e00's'ni'
h--
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MORE GoLD FROM PfKE's PEAK "A
com pany of Georgia miners arrived IN
our city yesterday direct from The eolo
digeing<, near Pixies Peak They
brought with them a quantity CT pure
gold. a small Parcel OF which thfy dis
posed of to CLARK. Bros. q Co.. bankers
Of this city. SO that il m ~ b. seer hy
,hos. who have any doubts OF It's exis
t.nce. William G.. Russel. one ot the
Company. a highly intelligent man. who
is familiar with mining in California, IN
formed CLARK, Bros. & Co, that these
new discoveries are now yielding. III
proportion 10 the am uni OF prospecting
made. as well as the California mines
are doing at the present time. 81. L3H''
| Democrat.
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NEWS NJ

The Congregational church at Ialmadge,l
q. among other resolutions, respectiDg
the American Tract Softly, has passed
The following. |
Resolved, That. we WITHHOLD from that
Society our annual contributions until ltl
shall determine to treat this sin in lis
publications, as il does other great public
sins.
A letter from Buenos Ayres, in the
Uayre Journal, sta:es that that Bishop Of
that placc has accommodated all Free
masons, and declared thcir doctrines in
compatible with those of the Catholic
Church. Ia consequence Of this, the
clergy hive exhorted from the pulpit the
wives and childcen Of Freemasons to
ouit them and servants TO denounce Them
The Memphis Eagle and Inquirer
tells a story ef a farmeL who sold a ynhe
of oxen fDr a fly dollar BILL lie put
the bill 10 his tobacco blN, and the ensu-
ing night he wakei up and wanting a
chew of tobacco. he opened his box, and
bp mistake, took on, the I'LL and CHEW
ed" i, up by mistake, and spin it away
10 nothing.
Among the passengers for England
by the Persia from NeS York, or
Wednesday, were Rev. Chas. G, nney
President of O5erliu College. and Mrs
Finney. who have yielded to the very
urg Mt appeals from Christians in Eng
land TO .bor for some months in lha
4 field Bos on 7;rGUeiler.
In New York, on Thursday night,
negro from New London, CT. name'
! Albert Certyr, while at Croun's erog
| gerv. FIVE Points, swallowed FRA wag
ofsI5. FIVE pounds of ralIos cand e
Eve of rav Fofk a pint Cf lamp oil, an
a quartz of whisky.
Senator D 1ugIas left New Orleans la:
Sunday morning on The steam ship Blac
Warrior. enrou,c for Washington
lie was escorted 10 the. steamer by III
mayor and a large number OF ciiizeni
one hundred guns were fired, and iher
was great excitement among the Peopl'
Three young ladies Of 81, Louis, wi
: had been Il ,ndered by a young gentl
a men, 1--WE like 10 put these things in
e poIi,e shape as regards terms OF designs
n tion,l attacked hin.u few days since, wi
{ a cow-hide, and thrashcl him in a vel
spirited manner.
The Senator who won the 5000
at the faro bank of the "~disiingui>ht
= sportsman recently deceased al WaSI
%inylon, is said 10 have been James 1
Pearce, of Maryland.
IS Mrs. l.. II. Sigourney, Of Harlfor
: Conn.,, furnished fifty poor fimi!ies
Boston with turkeys or fowls and :am
kin pies. of the best qualify, too; Tor
Thanks giving dinner.
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Abusinet the Presidents Message.

The Democrat of last week is very
much troubled because the Presidents
Message has not called forth very high
tokens Of admission from she Repabii
cen papers. Ii says:
The more ~sirulent kind Ct The Black
Republican presses assaii the Presidents
Message with a 3egree OF righteousness
that indicates the writer's to be frantic
For ins: the New York Tribune and
Times called the President a liar; others
ere equally disgusting in their dehuHeia-
zion and slang; while som of the Smaller
fry, in this region, call the President a
"monomanisc," and his positions "mon:
s,rous preversions" The Chronicle, 10
be in fashion, when there is anything
mean and dirty TO say Of a Democrat,
soueaks Out the opinion that it is q "nai-
saecs."
As the edacr OF the Democrat does
no, like the of the Republican
papers, and even n squeakiRg disafesses
him, we will add a word of consolation
from q Black Democratic press hoping
tina, will please him. The P~hiiadelPhia
Press says:
We do not know that Va ever read
with feelings Of go much disgust any
state paper rs We have that part OF lhs
Presidents Message that relates 10 Kan
sas. The whole of il is a gross libel
from beginning to end. He starts viii
the expresEoa that .one year ago th'
sectional strife between The North ant
South, on the dangerous subject OF slave
nv, had again become SO Intense as L
,hresten the peace and prosperity OF tn
Confederacy"-which is simply not true
ina.much as everybody knows that th'
STRIFE TO which he sliudes was not as Il
slsvery in Kansas, but whether the PEG
pie of Kansas should make their owl
laws and Constitution, or q set of usur
persmake Them, through fraud, and hav'
Them enforced by the United States Gov
ernmen,. This was The questiOnfat issu'
then-the question of :popular Sover
eienty'-and not.ihe question Of slave
ry.
But really, the most sessib'e CONNER
upon the message, which we have see
10 the following, from the New Bruno
sieksr. Il says:
"A very dry, ong.winded end nonsen
steal tale, called The Presidents Mes
cage. was presented to Congress o
Monday. and from thence politely sen
80 ali The newspaper publishers in IN
land, with ihs expectation they woul
print it, many of whom were and vii
BE- guiled BY The doubtful compliment
IA many Of the assertions made IN In
story are decidedly false, and other
founded on fiction, and the moral of tn
whole decidedly wrong and OF an evl
tendency, and as we prefer nonsense u
small doses; we have concluded TO ietih
document 90 10 The winds without on
aid, and therefore shah not lumber u
our columns with il.
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~ FATHERS AND NOTIFIES.

Yo1 know how in lortant it is for your chilGren that
y ~ hjutl keep good hsahh- h'~ lIsqIen.y , :,
q. f-aoi- oSr-nts dressed in m ,rrning on account o:
tue le an Of their heioved children what a pity tls,
vnen by prayer care AMI rrIne'lies-an IN Sc u'aisani
- . a he ayo,d-I. When heaIh eau he restored
., The "a. ent ami life AMI hiPpinss IS 10 TIE eaiid- ne
<tors me health of the mbIher. and yoI obyiAte ths ne
c-s.irv of paresuric. 40 ifrey's cordial ami other inju
-. n.rcotics for crying ~chillren. We eutreat you.
~ NJ. desire to i'm rove the condition OF our race 10
nroeure DR.. Morse's Almanac aui read how diseAs-s
are cured in accor lsnce SIth NAiIh6 i@Ns' WIN
innocent Roots an Rants. -,
PREGNANCY during this critca. period horses
Indian Root Pills willie required beeAnsethey cleAnSe
n. hoIv from those morbid EumOrs. and Thoroughly
driy. asay all pains aud give ease and comfort 10 ne
oorh.r. iron on TO three Of these Pills. taken TWO
m woI,r a safe and e1sy delivery. and will be sure
10 oiyr a staut and healthy constitution TO The ehlid
IA. NoRss's IKDIAS Kocr Pitts are sold by b-a
Smith & Co.. Woo : q peE' wARREh, and oy
ieine dealers in the County
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pih,.Apsms wanted.

Having Just introduced ne"
much more Efficient syst>.m o opera.ioSs
in the Bible cause for E,s,tern ONO, l
am in need of q few efficient ana en'er,
prising men TO labor IS Co, agents !
threfofe send forth this "call' hoping y
may fall under TIE eye Of some no may
be induced to lake application iof =
place in this good work Of the Lor0;
Ministers OF the go.pel are prefrI'so;
A fair and satisfactory compensation WIZ
be given. Applicants are rqaes'ea 10
address the subscriber at Cferstaad
Ohio T. c. HARTsHoRk,
Agent A. B. s. for Eastern, U.
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A German doctor in ST. Louis named
Roe cke recently married a miss Mlnhoh'
The new wife soon discovered by letters
from Germany sent to her husband, that
he had left a wife behind him. and that
he was passing in ST. Louis under an as
sumed name. Henry Linhoff the broth
err of the lady. called on the D9ctor and
on learning from him the confirmation oil
the story, drew a pistol and shot the big
amist through the heart before he had
lime 10 rise from his chair. Linhoff at
once stated what he had done, and gave
himself up for trial. he was held TO bail
in 5000 to answer for m~anslaughter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-29

ing leeehes may be glutted and enabled
to rob, legally. Lei the people see to i,
that such men shall misrepresent them
no more.
The Cleveland Leader says:
We are glad to see that the people are
beginning 10 agitate for the repeal OF The
oppressive ten per cent interest which Is
drawing the life blood from the citizens
of Ohio. The citizens OF Morrow county
recert'y held a meeting and look strong
ground against the law, favoring the
adopting of a law making six per cent.
the legal rate for eli transactions, with
such penalties as viii eff ctually prevent
the violation thereof. A short Petition
to the general Assembly is being cireu-
lated "a Medina county, simply praying
| Cor the repeal Of the Act passed March
Ia, 1850, and which took effect May
LIST 1850, entitled AN Act 10 amend The
Act entitled An Act fixing the rate OF in
~tere.r. passed Jan. I3. 1924, and all oihef
lawson that sutject"-and 1t any further
Legislation be necessary 10 prevent uSury,
that such legislation he had as the Gen
eral Assembly ia their vision shall deem
proper. Similar petitions should be gen.
orally circulated throughout the Safe
and without delay.
A correspondent of the Medina Gszeiit
thus tersely and forcibiy STATES a lew o
the reasons FIR q repeal oil the leu pc
cent Law.
And, FIRST, ID: Law was never demand
ed by the citizens generally. lis con
~ceE:ion vas by money lenders aud not
~.inavers, through whose influence, las
was for their sPt cial b%tnefrj it was en-
gineered through the Legislature AID be
came q law.
The law is antogonistical 10 The Gem
mercial Interests CT the State. Il Is
faci. that viii not be co%ntroverted, ina
no business, beneficial TO The labofing an
producing part of csmmuIi'y, can o
successfully prosecuted with a capital, to
: which 10 per cent. interest is paid.
Ths result is, manufacturing establish
; ments are not multiplying, but hav
. vastly decreased both IN number q car
!. ilsl, and for the obvious reason thai mon
2 ey a, 10 pei cent. interest, with compare
lively no labor, pays vastly better Una
Q would the same capital, II invested
manufacturing with labor.
Before the enactment OF this law, n'uc
2 of our wool was manufactured in ou
own State; now much The largest porto
goes TO New England aud elsewhere
be converted into cloth, &c, and re;urf
ed to US at a price necessarily increase
? by the expenses of transporiation-sayin
nothing as 10 employing foreign manuia'
{ tuners.
So in regard 10 agriculture. lis saI
: upon good authority, that 10 a the 81
ltire farming lands Of Ohio, at The aggr'
gate valne, as they stand upon The La
n lDuplicaies for taxation. and the net pro
its are less than five per cent per annun
Aud there is scarce a Tyro in he Sta
fbut knows that under the operations
this law, and as a legitimate result ifo
it. lands in Ohio have fallen IN walt
n lust abou, in the ratio that the use
money has been increased by il.
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Another Congressional Fight.

A fracus occurred on Saturday, at
Washington between BIZ English. (oi
of the English Lecompton Bill notOriety)
and M. Montgomery. of Pa.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Tribune ei=es an account of the English
Montgomery fracus, furnished by him
sell, which differs materially from that
published Saturday. Mr. Ms account
Is fully corroboraied by Messrs. VIM,
C,uch and Dsn'l Cox. who witnessed
The affair, and Who slate that BIZ English
smoke. saving. How are you. Mr. Mont
gomery r. Montg merry neither spoke
0.id mn attention. but proceeded on
down the n Mr.. English stepped
after him q few STEPS, and struck hlD
rom behind with his a a very dead
" blow on the side of the head.
Montgomery turned on him; English
stepped back aud drew his saord cane
as though about to stab Montgomery
with it. Montgomery stepped back into
the Avenue and caught up a piece oil
brick. English was running "nen MUM
oomery threw the brick and hit him on
the eel or lower. part Of tie leg.
Montgomery went back for another
stone aud English ran rapidly away up
t4h street. When Montgomery came
back, English had run halt a square and
was beyond his reach.
We we're The only persons close BY
We saw snd heard al that passed
Montgomery did not speak till after h
was struck. Mr.. Thos. keener coiroo
CRATES the above.
English has been held TO bail for as
sault.
Montgomery's face is badly hruise'
and he has kept his room since, atiehde
by physicians.
Mr.. n. hsd already twice passe
English 90 Saturday without speaking
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-29

ALrHoueH ii is a year more before
hey elect a U. S. Senator in California.
The contest for the succession has already
begun. between the ftieads of Dr. G"ln
and hose of Senator Broderiek. or ruth
err between the Lecompton aud Ann L.
compton Democrats. Gov Weller Is
sta..d to he a c .ndidat He exchanged
a seat in the S ma 9 for the Gabernatori'
al Chair. and now it is proposed to
change him back again.
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TUITION,
Vocal and Instrumental!

DROF. DONMALL, 95 years Teach
Il err Of Music in Il States Of the Union, re-visits
Warren asd again respectfu ,, tenders his profession
al aid 10 lovers Of Music who may wish to learn or be
improved on the Flute. Violin. Guitar, Piano Forte,
Melodeon, Thorough Bass OF in singing- His terms
for Prtya'e Tuition are moderate and arr reduced for
classes. Singing or Instrumental classes sshstacto-
rily formed ID The neighhoring Villages TO receive ms
instruction will be pronptiy and faithfully atteneed
upon due notice.
Apply personally or by letter TO Prof Donmail atthe
American Hotel or Mr. Adams Music Store
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Marriaaes.

In Niles. on the 10th inst Icy Rev. j. ".
Hill. Mr.. SIMON GoIST, and Miss MARY
sHIvELY. both Of Liberty.
In Champion. on the 2h inst. by SImcn
B5erstler. E.q Mr. DANIEL D LAWRENCE.
AMI Miss CATHARINE RAyER. both Of
Lirdstown.
In Greene on the e4,h inst. hy Ed E Wake
fell. Mr.. GEORGE C. ALLEN. and Miss
ELIZABETH ROSS.
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New. of the Neighborhood,

AsHrApuLA & New LIsBoN r. Il.
The largest meeting. probably, ever
convened in New Lisbon in connection
with this Road, was held on Monday
evening last, at the Court House,
Speeches were made by Judge Newton,
the President Of the Road, andby Messrs.
B~locksom, Henry Springer and James
Clarke. Judge. Newton addressed the
meeting for about an hour and half, in
a cogent, plain, fOrcible manner, giving
a detailed account Of the work already
done on different portions OF the road
and presenting a fair and candid state
ment of the great and various interests
that will be promoted when the road IS
completed, and the favorable results al
ready manifesling themselves along The
line in view Of its early completIfn.
The condilicn Of the road, at present.
is certainly highly satisfactory, and We
wish that we had the time to give TO our
readers a complete report of the remarks
of the Judge. and which were listened to
bv an OVERLOOKING house, with maIke5
attention. At the northern end OF the
line, an abundance Of Stock Is already
securedl The people are all energy and
enthusiasm. A large portion OF The gra-
ding is already done. The greatest care
and economy are observed in the man
sgement OF The work, and the Judge pre-
aaiicred that in less than two years judy
ing from hat has been accomplished
and the signs of the times lar ,he future
the LOGON olive will be able TO traverst
the entire line. Mr.. Springer reports
rLat about three four,hs Of the grading
has been lone from New Lisbon to lh'
Pennsy lvania Road. a distance oil mint
miles, and at a less cost than one hal
the estimate. BY a prompt payment o
the Stock now on the books. the wor'
can be put through in less than 81
months. These facts are highly encour
ageing, The road can easily be built. ant
we hope that every person who can lem
a helping hand. will aid at once in bring
ing about so glorious a result.-Backey
STATE.
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Sherin's Office. Wa
,rRUMBULL COUNTY COURT OF
guMMOZ PLEAS

,ERUMBULL COUNTY COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS.
D,vid Obi. Michael Oil. John Oil andl
CHARLES OH, z .intius'
-s,,s..t on !. ArarsS obi Iehn OIL Cd
hIi uhi. Mary OH. Haehel A Grouse
EtietL,It Or u,e, Anesliue Cr"u c,
aIulira h Grouse, Hiram H. Grouse
suSsnn- h 1hrasher a"d IhOuas SUMMONS
Inrasher her Lusisnd. SolonAn Dus
man, i've pusmsn. CN rus Dusnan, IN Paitiuoh'
Hiram Iusman. tatharile uo0d aud
Jesse 4. cd. her husiaah. Eve Ayde
lou and Peter Aydsiott, her husband.
JuIia Hose aud Jesse Rose. her nus
hand. A. igaI McDoLali and John Ia.
AcDonaki her husband, and Ave OIL
wtuox OF Michael Ohi Defendants.
IT.. ,Ief.nd.uts above named win ;ase notice tha' the
pI,iutins have this al Dec .n1er, ieJ-. al: sd thrir pc
Itiou asking Tor PARTITION vi the real estt4e oil inc idt-
M,chsei unI OF Uhltuu. Diseased. conslsihs oi 'hei0i
lowihg parcels d ianu:
=, TrunbuIl County. and partly ia AustiIt'~n'
Dah,,ins c, uGiy, within The IsLa oi the Dc "e-n1ei
GEEK.
,;o,.d tr,ct. and extending lron the kg NrandeT To
~, C nf, Id Roai and Road leading to Porter furn
ace, being partly IN eaeh Of thS 'o"hS
an ' &c, If u acre. in lot 81 of the General salt
snrinv tract iu Weathersleld. lying North ana Nest
! OF the IoaGs leading from Chit'h 10 iouhsslo"h' anu
fro1 Ualtuwn to Marren-
a A tract of luz acres. Immediately South Of tue
r,., tract ard living East OF the village Pll: OF 0hlton.
small riece OF acre IN lot "a oil the san
SING tl.s SITUATE on the Westerly side of The ohi
o. and " arrsn road al the toll gate in the village oil
On ton. u. NJ.
q A tract o. 81 acres of land in AustintoSn. Ma
hopi, . comfy, Known as the Oil farm in said town
snir- Subject 10 a co ! lease to An reus Il. al.
The ,eitiOh states that the deien'iaHt eve oh'' NIu
ow Of tie decedeIt, IS entitled To GOVT IN san prem.
SIS aan tn I sad plaintiffs are each seized OF Q =
nd vIdsd L, r.eenth Of the same, an ask IN It ueii
,n,,i,ns toe sp .Itei 10 them ii seSeraity: or P"rli
e.. c.nnot he made. that the land he solI an the pro
Gee Is divided acccr ling to thc sh 'Tes Of The pArt'eSi IL
interest.
Ualess The defendants aHOve named appear ana an
sxsr h-.ore the It day oi tire next term OF the oaIt y
q ,mmou Pleas for TIumluli County, the dc &c .
,,rtit,on will be taken IN aceorizLce with III. ptaye
~ Aty's tor Pln's-
-, n. o1d Is5a ao-6y.
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NEW PAPER Mr. MrEirath. former,
~ of h Ty.5uns. is about TO establish a
nsner in New Yc,k. of the size and
general appearance ofthe London Tines
10 be callsd "TRs Century" Il will ap-
pesr about the 18Th of December IS a
weekly, a daily edition to be issued as
socn as arrangements now in progress are
coupplesed.