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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-30

WAsHNGroN, Dec. 23.-Delcgates fully
representing the American. Wing and Union
parties, met here this evening, when, after
some discussion Of conversational character,
the following resolution was adopted
That the Chairman Of this meeting be en-
powered and requested, in conjunction with
the Chairman Of the National Central Amer
ican Committee, and the Chairman of the
Wing and National Committee, to call Ma
tional Union Convention for the nomination
of candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency Of the United States, and to issue
an address, if it shall seem expedient to them
so to do, to the people of the United States,
suggesting the mode of electiug delegates to
the said Convention, and setting forth the
reasons which make the present Union move
ment indispensable to the perpetuity OF the
government
The meeting was harmonious, and unani-
nous, in its action
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-12-13

s'1AiE OF NIIIllGAN, County of Iugham
= -~.-At session OF the Probate Court fpg
the c"naly of lngham, holden al the Probate
uli.c", iu f'tn village OF Mason, on Monday, tie
ara day &c; November, ia tho year one thousand
light hnuir,i and fifty nine, Present, Vim. II.
rulc,nry .I,1-e OF Probate. In ,hc matter o,
the g.riln ot Nancy II. Pciric, q minor. Oh
!. adm. nd fling the petition, duly verified 81
tmoF ! Etn, guardian Of said Nancy NJ p
rri'. PRAYING among other things. that a cenc,
may % ,-aura.i said Amos A King, In sru the
real estate # said Nancy VI. Pctric, situate in
the county OF Jackson.
Th.rrupo" i; i 0rlered, That Monday. the
2ath 3ay 81 December next, at / o'clock in IN,
forenoon, b, assigned for the hearing ot said pc.
titiou. and that the heirs at law of said deceased
and AL other persons interested in said estate
are required To appear at a session Of said Court
then in hc holden AT the Probate Office, in the
village OF Mason, and show cause, if any there
be, why the prayer Of the p sttioner should not
be granted And 1t i further ordered that said
petitioner give notice 10 the persons interested
in said estate, of the tendency OF said petition
aud the hearing thereof, 10y causing a copy al
this Order to be published in the Lansing Re
publican, Newspaper printed and circulating il
SAID county of lngham, o successive weeks, pre-
vious 10 said day of hearing.
"a true copy.) WM. ii. PlNCkNEl,
23Sw6 Judge of Probate
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Probate Notice.

NTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of lngham,
~ sat- session of the Probate Court for
the county of Ingham, holden AZ the Probate
Office in the village of Mason, on Saturday, the
10Th diy of November, in the wear one Thousand
eight hundred AID tiity-nine, Present, VIM. II
rinckucv, Judge of Probate. In the matter az
the estate OF -.maziah Stoughton, deceased. o.
reading and fling the petition, duly verified, OF
VIM. II. Chapman, administrator OF said dcceas-
ed. praying, among other things, that a license
NAV bc granted t. him To sell the real estate OF
-aid deceased, situate in the county of lngha'n.
Thcreupon it i Ordered, That Monday, the
I'd dav OF January next, at I | O'Clock III the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF said pc
titon and that the heirs at lav of SAID deceased,
and all other persons interested in SAID estate,
arc required to appear nj session Ct sand Court
then to be holden at the Probate Office, IN the
village of Mason, and show cause, II any there
be, why the prayer OF the petitioner should not
be granted And il j. further ordered that said
petitioner give notice to the persons Interested
in said estate, of the pondei cy of said petition
and the hearing thereof, by causing copy @
| this Order to tie published in the Lansing Re
publican, Newspaper printed and circulating II
said county OF lngham, successive weeks, pre-
yious to said day OF hearing.
"A true copvD WV. H. PIN kNEl,
1i0wi Judge of Probate
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sSrns,afe Notice.

STATEOF MICHIGAN, County of ln@ham, :.
- AT a session of the Probate Court Tor the
county of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office
in the CITY of Lansing, on Friday, the llth DAY OF
November, in the year one thousand eight hun
bred and fifty nine Present, VIM. II. Finrkner,
Judge ct Probate In the matter OF the estate OF
VIM. Il. Thompson, deceased. On reading and
filing the petition, duly verified, OF l.. X. Hew-
EFT, administrator upon sail estate, PRAYING for
an order to sell certain real estate of said drceas
ed, situate i'll Ingham, Livingston and Clinton
counties.
Thcreupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 2dti
iay of December next, at l O'Clock IN the after
noon. be assigned for the hearing OF said petition
and that the heirs at law of said deceased, and 81.
other persons interested in said estate are rcGuir
ed 10 appcar at a session Of said Court, then q
he holden at the Probate Office, in the village
Mason, and show cause, if any there be, why
| the PRAYER of the petitioner shoulino be grant
ed: Ardi it's further ordered, that said peli
| toner give notice to the persons interested b.
said estate, Oi TIE pcGic.oy 81 sad petition an
the hearing thereof by causing a copy OF thl
| order To be published in the Lansin" Republican
| a newspaper printed and circuhtinsin SAID con1
| ~ of ingham 6 successive weeks previous =
said day of hearing. 4 true copy.
WV. II. PINCkNEH,
ruo2s Judge Of PROBATE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-12-13

a hatred Of all religion We aim At M sncb
ability, nor do We believe that the man lives let
him hate religion ever so much. who has tn.
audacity to seek to bring it into contempt by
any alluson whatever to the Reverend apgJoei.t
10 seek to asperse religion in the person Of
the author of the article in the last Joarnal. with
it, ribaldry and filth, would be- a task more Her.
culean than to seek to recoacile the produciios
itself TO the principles of Ordinary decency.
II the time ever comes laud We trust il never
will when We feel inpelIed TO sheer at religion
and i's professors, rest assured that it will not be
attempted in the persons Of those whose commu-
n:ca'ions are such that all religious men and
women must repudiate, as the words and
thoughts OF arrant hypocrites and Knockers.
The Reverend Somerville proceeds to enlarge
upon and improve this topic by charging that
publicity was given to this criminal proceeding
because Mr. Lester is Democrat, and in corroF,o.
ration states that he "would not vote the Republi
can ticket for two years past" fact We learned for
the first time from Mr.. Somervilc's article. We
90 not believe either that Mr.. LaRue, who issued
the warrant, who is a leading Democrat, and
most prudent, faithful and impartial public Off
Ger, either knew or cared whether Mr. Lester
was a Democrat or Hep"Jiican. nor DO We
believe that Mr.. Parsons, the Prosecuting At,or-
ney, had either thought or knowledge OF the fact
any more than We had, and We certainly had
neither.
We have given the material points in the
communication of Mr.. SOmeryille, leaving out
such portions only as are unfit for publication,
owing 10 their utter obsccnity and baseness. To
all nerS0ns who would know how utterly d.
graded some men calling themselves Reverend
can make themselves wc would S.y, buy the L.-J
Joarnai aud read it, and having done 81, tuu,
10 Dickens delincation OF Rev. Mr.. Stiggin~, aud
there learn "to Toe GA Your guard against ttO~,
false prophets and wretchr,i Knockers OF religion,
who, without sense Ia cNpouud IT. first doctrines,
or hearts Ia feel il FIRST principles, are more
dangerous members Of society dian the common
criminal; imposing, ~ they necessarily d" upon
thc weakest and worst informed natures, ca-tiu.
scoru and contempt on v hat should be- h.h most
sacred, aud bringing into partial di-FrFu,c l.se
bodies ot >irluou- arl well conducted persons, of
many excellent Sect> aud pcrsuasou-.'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-12-13

Prosecution OF Rev. HENRY LESTER
Since the appearance of our last issue, we
have had an interview with Mr.. Marsh in whose
family the young girl, alleged to have been
abused resides, who fully confirms every mate
rial statement, as heretofore charged. There is
no truth in the prctext that Mr.. Marsh owed
Mr.. Lester sixteen dollars, or that he or the
family undertook to revenge themselves upon
Mr.. Lester.
The complaint was made from a conscientious
regard for duty, and not until the child who first
divulged the facts, had been examined with the
utmost care. While upon this branch OF the
subject, it may not be improper to say, that We
are informed by George |. Parsons, Esq, the
Prosecuting Attorney of lngham County, that
ne, also, made careful examination into all the
facts in person. He states to us that the nara
tive OF the little girl was artless, direct, plain,
and, to his mind, truthful aud conclusive
Other corroborative facts We have learned
from d. I. Wiley, Esq, law-partncr of Mr. Par
sons, who has given the matter some investisa-
ton Should the subject come TO legal inve.-
hganon, these facts may come out in evidence,
ost they are not proper for newspaper common,
at this time.
The Rev. Mr. Lester, although laboring under
'he embarrassing circumstance of having sold
MS property and fled before an investigation OF
the charge could be had, has nevertheless de-
'ehuer, whose tastes and talents admirably fiji
I'LL" Tor an apoosist for just such offences as are
covered by the present accusation, Judging by
n's article, which decoratcs the pages of The
hst Lansing Journal. This apolocist is one J
Sonef'ille, Reverend also, OF the same calling
win the Reverend Mr. Lester.
Inc chief points made in the defence, by III,
reverend Somerville, are
Isl That the accused, Mr.. Lester tool
"eahs 70 dispose OF his property" to proven
'eios compelled to settle" for the crime.
-u' That the complaint was not made betor
"e authorities in season to catch him.
'd. That Mr.. Marsh, in whose family the gin
h'es' owes Mr.. Lester SIC.
Hn' That Mr.. Lester caresscd the child he
cause he had none of his own.
9th. That Lester slept with the girl "becaus
'ney we're short of beds
ON That his sleeping with the girl was .th
aoings Of the old aunt"
th. That the crime was committed "la.
summer, and "they" THE family have onl
Just found i, out.
sun That the crime is impossible.
We would sugges, to the members of Ii
BOARD WHO regulate the affairs of the Reforl
Nenool, that they reflect seriously upon the ci
'"''ahce OF having terminated the official G.
'eer OF such man as the arthor of the .Jo,srn,
at'eie has shown himself to be, a. CHAPLAIN
-' institution, to make room for anothe
e Po'gnancy of remorse at such an act, mu
,'aoly carry with it it. appropriate sting.
Inc Reverend Somerville has paid US, in h
"a' communication, compliment, which
;, "oa' doubt, involuntary. lie conveys Il
"at In what truth has compelled US to sta
-" A regard to this disgraceful affair, we We
eneed by desire to vent the spleen
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-12-13

- vHtue Of one execution issued out Of and I'M
- dcgtHe seal OF the Circuit Court for the county
pt Iugham, to NE directed and delivered | have
rT.ed upon all the right title and interest of John
VI. t1hhS, ia and 10 the following, described lands
ami tcucmcutS 10 Wit: commencing az a point
Jwen'yiour rods east aud eighteen rods south OF
the quarter post between sections twentv-one and
twenty. weight, running thence east to the mill
pond, thence sOuth four rods, thence west 10 a
point due south of the starting point, thence
north four rods To the place of beginning. Also
certain other piece OF land described "a follows
Commencing at a point forty rods east and cgh-
teen rods south OF the quarter post between see
lions tweuty-Onc and tweuty-eight. running
thence south seven rods, thence west twenty
tour feet, thence north seven rods, thence east
twenty-iour feet to the place OF beginning Also,
the undivided quarter OF that other piece of land
described As follows: Commencing at a point
twcuty-iOur rods west and two rods south of the
quarter post between sections twentv-one and
twenty eight, running thence west twenty rods
thence south eight rods, thence east twenty rods
therce north eight rods To the place OF beginning,
excepting from the last description two lots four
hy eight rods, contracted to q. Crumb and David
Freeman. Also, the undivided one-fourth part
Of the steam saw-miil property, in Leslie, COM
menclng at point tortv-siX rods west of the
quarter post between sections twenty-one and
twenty-eight, running thence north twenty rods,
thence east twenty five rod~, thence south twenty
rods thence west twenty-five rods To the place ui
beginning; together with the steam saw-mil and
all the fixtures and privileges thereunto belong
lng, or IN aHywsc appertaning. All the above
described Lands and premises being situate in the
township oi Leslie, in township number one O.
north of range number one % west, in the coun-
pf L., ntN i-l Of
| shall expose for sale at public vendue TO the
highest bidder, at the front door Of the court
house in the village of Mason, on The thrty-'irst
| lay OF December next, at one O'Clock in the
| afternoon of said day. Dated Mason, Nov. 10th
\. y. 1859. EDl BAKER, Sheriff,
By Isaac H. VANDEECooK,
1w2&S Under Sheriff.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

it is peculiarly suited. l: viii in short time bring N
the monthly period With regularity.
Each bottle price one Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Biitan 20 prevent counterfrjis.
Tbese ITis sIouli Mt T. tI.eR ~ Flads during II
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as thy spr.
2, bring Ni,IriI Lai AZ any III time .y are Ss
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain IN
the Pack aud Limbs Fatigue slight eviction, FaiPta
ton If the Heart Mysteries and White, these Pills I'll
effect a cure when al other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, q" n; contain iron. caione
ant mony OF snv thing huItul To tl- constitution.
Full directions n the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
: i. Agent fnr the United states AMI Csusda,
JOB MOSES, Gate !. c. II,llain = Coz
Rochester. y. Y.
Y B-Sl % an! postage stamps enclosed IL any au
.horizrd Agent viii insure bat.Ie containing 81
pill, by return mail.
For sale hy K 1haye. o. I-,u-.n- 1y-@5
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To Father aud 1iotbrs-.

You know ho~ important II - tvr your ohii'e1 ths'
YOU sh"ult keep good health. How GeIu'ntiy 10 ,e
Geebi. parents d,es>-h in mourning 'n account Il n"
death of the beloved children What pity y, when,
hy proper care anl remedies al hc~" ral@ and toub.-
can h. avoI.i.i When health De restored T. the
pareat aud lie an hapPiur~- To- the chit. Restore he
health of the mother aul you olva:e the necessity Of
Paresolc Godie.y Corii AMI other injurious nsrc0t
les for CRYING CHI den "" YOU, deSi 20
improve the ii,ion Of race Ia procure r Morse
Almanac ami read how DISEASES curel III accordance
with NATURES laws with Roots aua Plants
Pregnancy
narin tn critical period Morse In Ian I - lS will
be required because they ccIu-c the b1iy ira those
Inor ha hurnn- aud ,hov iu-hy .ir,V" ANY, ~ pans
AMI give euse and CONT The the From 'nc O.
three II tll+ Pli- taken tn e. times w-ck
duIiny pregnancy, viii cau>- the mother safe aud ga :
delivery and Will BE- To give stout and health,
,n,' itution % the c'lIti
Dr. Mos-~ InIisn Root Ii!l- SOLD by all dealers ii
NJ. ,,cjur- In.ll
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of one writ of execution issued out
ID of the circuit court for the county OF Ing
ham, 10 me directed and delivered, have levied
upon all the right, title, aud interest of j. W.
Irons, in and 10 the following described lands
and tenemeuts 10 wit: the north halt OF the
south east quarter OF the south east quarter OF
the north west quarter of section thirty -one, in
township two north of range tao west, in the
county of ingham and State of Michigan, which
shall expose for sale at public vendue to the
highest bidder, at the court house in the village
of Mason, on the 2lst day of January, 1850, AZ
one O'Clock, T. M.-Dated Dec. Sd 1859.
24lw7 EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
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or Fever a:is: .i.uc,

Dr. any If the Bilious Diseases - common in our
country, | prepare a Bal,am, which contains 10
""tfal ur poisonous substance on the one hand,
.f gHn,De oa the other but II viii destroy the
disease, u.d restore the system to its usual
,aJh.
- F,r 'ut'tr particulars the undersigned
.a- be consulted at hi- Office on Washington
Avenue four doors sou % Il the City Book store.
l.. :. BOYCE.
lansing Mich, Nov. -. 1889. ly3iU
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sheriff sale.

DY virtue OF one writ Of execution issued out
ID of the Circuit Court for the county OF iuCh3m,
10 me directed and delivered. have levied upon
all the right title and interest ~ Samuel ;. Hunt,
in and to the following described lands and tene-
ments. tn wit: TIE east hal; OF the southwest
quarter Of section three, in township three north
of range two east. county at luCham and State
of Michigan. which | shall expose Tor sale at pub
lie veudue, 10 the highest bidder, at the Ccur,
House, in the village Of Mason, on the 2lst DAY
of January, 1850, at one o'clock. 7. ".
otl.6w EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
Dated Mason. December ID lsj9.
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Sheriff Sale.

10y virtue of one execution, issued out Of the
ID Circuit Court for the county Of Washtenav,
20 me directed and delivered, have levied upon
all the ri.ht, title and interest of Asa Stephens
in and To the following described lands and ten
ements, TO wit: The northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter of section twenty, In township
tao north OF range two east, county Of InCham
aud State of Michigan, which shall expose tor
sale az public vendue, To the highest bidder, Al
the court house in Mason, on the 2Ist day o
January, \. d. 1850, al one O'Clock 7. VI
Dated Mason, December n. \. D. 1883.
24IwG EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
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DIR, Iu.oflnnd's Celebrated German Hitter.

PsepGiel by pr q NJ jackson, Philadelphia Pa. wil
en-ctualy Liver Complaint, dyspepsia, Jauhc"'
Cn, ouc ~ Nervous Debility Diseases Of the kidneys and
all Diseases aG-lrc from d:>"raerai Liver stomach
such a, Constipation Inward Fe- Flu ines- Blood L.
the Head Acidy Of the stomach Nausea, Heartburn
Disgust tor Food, FuIlaess W-sht ia the stomach
Sour Erucat On> Sinking Fil'terng at the Pit of the
Stomach, swimming Of the Head, Hurried ami ptculi
BREATHING flute ,ns at the Heart, Choking sni eating
sensations when IA lying posture, pmueS- of Ni>on
Dots Webs before the SIGHT, Fever AMI Pail PAN m
the Head, IN irienry &C Precipitation, l"pwnaSs %! 10"
skin AMI Eyes, Pain the Sic, Back, Cse~t Limbs ~
Sudden FIshe- Of Heat, Burning the Flesh, Constant
Imsg nings of Evil, ard great Depression of spirits
These BtteTs soll - cents per b"ul" hy drug
rsts and dealers in Medicines. cyctvshe,e 2w2iI
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u, d.uht y.-y attractive, bat comparison tr tae
attraction that = day De- -ut O" tir ia'i- 81
C,rveu = .u~on AMI thuu>anl~ S"ky 'chi,.g L.
their store to bay AMI call ssan Is perfectly at;
-hns to see the pr- oi a",s that they selling
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Female Pills

FrsJtreI frtp, = Prescription - >t j. 'Ir.r, w. D.,
I'Eysjcig, Erslorii1r,g 20 tts Q...9.
Thi, invaluable meaciue j. uuiaug in the cute o
all those painful and dangerous diseases ." which tie
female constitution j. sub ect II m"erate~ All eNceS
and removes al distinctions, AL! speedy cure ma
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SUNDAY school Books.

THOSE wishing Sunday School books Or per-
i odcals can be supplied on short notice, hy
applying to the subscriber, or hls secretary
corner OF Capitol Avenue and Lapeer street.
A UPSON.
$. $. Missionary.
Lansing CITY. Fet. 16, 1889.
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NEW PNVENT SPRING.

| WOULD cal the attention Of The PUBIC 70
L nv New Spring, patented Sept. -, Is59,
and which, in the words of the patent "may be
used tor bed springs, for chairs lounges, bug.
-ies, carriages, or Tor for GRy Other purposes
rLere springs can be employed'
Town, County and State rights for sale or in
exchange for other good property.
). d. NEWBRo, Pdtspt.e
lansing, Mich. oct ID, 1883.
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aktis...Eii;sii>lll.

Past experience teaches YOU that this diseas.
j. considered by the people, and even physi-
Clans, 10 be- almost uumaus geable; but prepare
Imminent and syrup, EXPRESSLY for this disease,
aud challenge the world 20 produce a remedy
that vi. give Il speedy and permanent relief IN
case OF Rheumatism, as Boyce'- Rheumatic Lin
IInrllt.
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4 lIANCERl SALE.-By virtue Of a decrctal
! order OF the Circuit Court for the county OF
lngaam, IN Chanccry, made on the 2ith day OF
December, 1855 in 4 cause wherein James l..
Mead is complainant, and Thomas Treat Is defend
ant, /, the subscriber, the Circuit Court Commits
>ioucr Of the county of ingham, State of Michi-
gan. will sell at public auction, at the front door
of the Seymour Hotel, in the city of Lansing, in
said county, on Wednesday, the 18th day of De-
cember next, at one o'clock in the afternoon o.
that day. the lands mentioned and described in
laid decretal order. IS follows, viz All that Ger
tain piece or parcel Of land situate, living and be-
ing in the county Of Inghafn and State OF Michi-
-sn. and described "a follows, 10 Wit: The north
east fractional quarter OF section three in town.
shin four north Of range two west, containing one
hundred and tifJy-iour acres and ninety-tive hun
dredths, more or less, according to the United
States survey. GRIFFIN PADDOCK,
Gro. l. PAEsoss, Circuit Court Conn.
Solicitor for complainant.
Dated November q. 1859. 6w2sy
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ARREN DANA and Alkaline l.. Dana, of lie
" Roy, Ingham county, Michigan, on the TWEEN
" seventh day of March A. ID. 1851, mortgagei
10 James A. Leasia OF Phelpstown, (now Will
Iam>tou) ia said county, to secure the payment
of a sum of money the following described land
to wit: The south part of west half of north
west quarter OF section nine containing twenty
acres OF land also, the south part of the east
half of north east quarter OF section eight, in
township three north OF two east, containing
forty acres of land, and the mortgage vas rccor-
led September 81. ISIS, in Liber / of ortea-
-cs on page 292, in the office of the Register OF
Deed, Of said county OF Incham. And said
mortgage has been duly assigned 10 VIM. Il.
Fulton. and the assignment is recorded in the
office of said Register OF Deeds. Default has
been made in the conditions of said mOrtg gage,
and one hundred and sixty five dollars and forty
nine cents (Sl6j 49, j. now claimed to Ice due
and unpaid thereon, and no suit or proceeding
At Law mas been instituted for the recovery OF
the same, therefore. notice is hereby given that
said mortgage will be forcclosed by sale of said
| premises at public vcndue at the court house i'll
the village OF Mason, in said county, on the 18th
dlv of February next. at one o'clock in the after
noou-W illiamston, Nov. eth, $50.
WM. y. FULTON, Assignee
HoR,TIo PEATT, Atty Tor Assignee.
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