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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24
Ashtabula County-Court of Common Pleas.
Charles Jackson, Plaintiff,
vs.
John Jackson,
Eunice jackson, and
JndY 2. Tuckerman. Defendants

John jackson, Eunice Jackson, and Ju-
- dy p Tuckerman will take notice. that Charles Jackson
did the 9th day Of August A. D. 1859 file his petition
the Court of Common Pleas within and county Ash
tabua in said State of Ohio against said John Jackson
nice Jackson and Judy p Tuckemnn defendants setting
forth that the said John Jackson and Eunce Jackson the
18th day OF August 1885, mortgaged 10 the said plaintiff
Charles Jackson the following described piece Of land o-wt:
Situate in the township Of Trumbu in the County of Ash
tabua and State of Ohio being part Of number three
3n tract number two-2in said township and is bounded
follows -
On the North South and West by the lines Of said lot
the East by the West line of tyfve of land
said lot decided TO HOatO Thompson and contains
surveyed and known 20 4O0 of land less
the purpose of securing the said plaintiff against the payment
Of certain note Of $780, which the said plaintiff signed for
the said John Jackson and his security the
Oliver Ward and setting forth, that he, the said plaintiff had
to pay the whole Of said note such surety and that
John Jackson still him for The same, praying for iudg
ment against the said John Jackson therefor the sum
Sgl 44l0O with interest from the End day of August 1859
and unless paid within ten days from the rendition Of said
Judgment that the mogaged premises be sold according
law and the proceeds Of such sale be applied pay the
And the said defendants required this petition
before the third Saturday after the Sh day of October
next.
CHARLES JACKSON,
By Sherman Farmer his Attorneys.
August 25, 1859. 6SO6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

The FIRE AT MADISON Of which we gave a
brief announcement last week, we now give the
details Of which are more destructive than at
first appeared. The stroke must prove a severe
one to our industrious and thrifty ueighbors.
The losses are as follows
Smith & Bosworth Steam Mill, loss $40, 900
no insurance.
Howard, Blair & Co., Dry Goods, loss $4,000
insured $1,000, in Ktna, and $1,000 in Home.
PIT Stafford & Co., Dry Goods, loss $4,000
insured $500 in EtDa.
II A Roe Cheese Vat Mandatory loss
S6000-no insurance.
] B Hayden, Tin Shop, loss 2,5OO-insured
$1,000 in Home.
j Marks, Merchant Tailor, loss S5O0-insur-
ed $1,000
o Jewell, Saddler, loss 81 ,5O0-no insurance.
II F Newcomb, Sash Factory, loss $5OO-no
insurance.
Mrs. eager, Milliner, loss s3OO-no insur-
ance.
Frederick Bets German from Brunswick Me-
dina CO. o., aud Dwight McLain from Thomp-
son Geauga co. jumped from the window of the
Harness Shop, and were both badly hurt.
The origin of the fire has not been ascertain
ed, but is supposed, by many, to have been the
work of an incendiary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

The Louisville Journal says that when the
Douglas politicians count vice president Breck-
enridge out Of the ring for the Charleston NOM
ination, they mistake their man. "He is still,
it says, an aspirant, and will contDue to be
until the question is closed-a reserved, discreet,
polite, modest aspirant, no doubt, but still a
resolute and hopeful one. We conceive this to
be a settled fact"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24
Ashtabua Com. Common Pleas-Civil Action.
Pbilander Monroe Darling, Plaintiff,
August 25, 1859.

Ashtabua Com. Common Pleas-Civil Action
Pbilander Monroe Darling Plaintiff
VS..
Jeremiah Horning, Caroline d. Horning,
Eli Horning Henry A. Fowler, Almiron
G. Hill. Chester Jones, Anson b. Call,
Eber Tryon, Roswell Horton, Artemus
Seger defendants.
A RTEMUS Seger and Eli Horning will
A take notice that Phander Monroe Darling did the
9th day Of August D. 1859 he bis Petition in the Court
Common Pleas within and for the county Of Ashtabua
state OF Ohio against Jeremiah Honing, Caroe D. Hornng
Eli Homng Henry A. Fowler Almiron C. HILL Chester Jones
Anson b. Cole Eb9r Ton Roswell Horton Arenus Seger de-
endants setting forth that Jeremiah Honng and Eli H0rnng
Monroe Darling their four prOmsoy notes Of four hundred
dollars EACH payable ia the years d. 1860 1851 1862 and
ment OF said and interest the said jeremiah Hornng
Caroline. ong and Eli Horning mOtgaged TO the said
plaintiff the following lands and enements situate In the
township OF AAhtabua in the county Of Ashtabua and state
Of Ohio being part OF lot No. 49, Caleb Pames survey Of
Tract No. beginning at the southeast of said lot
thence north degree west along the east line of the town
ship fifteen chains thence lightweight degrees thirty
three chains and thiryhree links TO post bearing south
siXtyeight degrees west thry-sx links from white oak tree
marked thence south degree east fifteen chains post
bearing south iourour degrees west eleven links from eu-
cumber tree Marked thence north eghyegh degrees east
along the south line Of said lot chains and thirty.
three llnks to the place ofbegnning containing y OF
Also other piece Of land situate IN snd ownsp bounded
as follows beginning the east line Of said township hy-
INKS norm OF southwest OF X. Heas
thence south eghnue and enshaf degrees west eleven
chains ourytwo links thence north tWO-hirds Of one degree
west - Grains fpd hy links to south line OF Ridge road
bence no IA 09 degrees east the line Of said road thirteen
chains Twelve links thence south hreefourhs of degree
east thirty chains eightyseyen links 10 the place OF
beginning containing thrysX Of land be the same
more or less and that since the giving Of said notes apdmo
gage the other defendants have interest In said
lands praying for judgment against the said yeremiah Horn
ing and Eli oning for Sl2 o. being Interest due upon said
notes 10 June ls 1850 and unless paid within ten dayi
from the rendition OF the same that said morgaged premises
be sold pay said Judgment This said Aremqs seger and
Eli HOug are hereby notified that they required TO ap
pear and 10 said petition on or before tins third sau
day after the 8th day OF october next
PHILAHDER MONROE DARLING,
ny sherman and Farmer his Attorneys
August 25, 1850. ot5Ot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

Mr.. DOUGLAS has lost his only South Car
olina organ. The Edgefeld Advertiser,
which has hitherto advocated his nomination,
says his article in Harpers Magazine rem
ders it impossible for the South to support
him. On the other hand, the indications at
the North, are that Mr.. Douglas will go in
to the Charleston convention with the un-
broken support of the free. states, and will
be able to say to the South. You must
take me, or lose the entire North. This
offers the prospect of very pretty section
al fight in the convention, and whatever
may be its result it can hardly fail to give
the republicans an excellent vantage-ground
for the campaign.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

The CONSTITUTIONAL ANESDMENr.-The Elec-
tors Of Ohio, it will be remembered, are to vote
on the second Tuesday of October next on the
Act of the Legislature, passed April 9th, 1859,
relative TO an Amendment of the State Con.
stitution of Ohio, providing for Annual Ses-
slOus of the General Assembly to wit
ResOlred By the General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio, Three ffths of the members
of each House concurring therein that
it be and and is hereby proposed to the
Electors of the State, to vote at the next
annual October State Election, upon the
approval or rejection of the following a
mendment as a substitute for the first clause
of the twenty.ffth section of the second
articls Of the Constitution of this State,
to wit : "All regular sessions of the Gen
eral Assembly shall commence on the first
MondBy Of January, annually.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24
Also Sole Agents for

Also Sole Agents for
MTTCHELI;S PATENT METALLIC TIPPED,
for Youth and Children which renowned throughout the
Eastern States for their durability and cheapness and by
ua test have been found to two pairs of the old
For sale at PATTERSON x WINSMAN'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24
And so has
PATTERSON g. WINSNTAM

And so has
PATTERSON g. WINSNTAM
with good stock of
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.
Take notice Of this Rhyme
Ladies' and Gentlemen, please to call
AtP & WIS store this fall
For there you, be to dnd
Boots Of all sizes, Shoes Of all kinds
For p. & W. has come with new Stock
Into Store in the Fisk Black,
Where they are prepared to wait on all
That through their pleasure, please 10 call
For bound TO outdo,
In quality and prices too
The best and cheapest that can be found,
Throughout Ashtabula or County around
Ladies'. to you now appeal,
With Bootees, with heels;
There's nothing made that outdo,
They ut so nicely 10 The Shoe
Mems Calf Kip aud Stoga Boots.
Boys Kip and Stoga Boots.
Youths do do do
Mems Rubber Overs
do do Sandals
Women's do Overs.
do do Sandals.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

Two iDjunetions have already been grant
ed to Mr.. Howe, by the U. s. District
Court of New Jersey. One against Chas
II. Hitler and the other against Jas. w
Dalton, both Of Newark.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

Douglas and Attorney General Black,
are indulging in little spicy attention to
each other. Douglas in his restiVenes:
comes nearly up to the general notion OIL
Bull Of Bashan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

Mrs. Cunningham seems now to have adopt
ed new mode of retaliation upon the Post
by fixing herself as the next door neighbor of
Mr.. Bryant, the proprietor and editor The
town residence of Mr.. Bryant is East 10th St,
near Second avenue ; in the house adjoining,
towards Third avenue, Mrs Cunningham has
taken up her abode. Proximity to such a
neigbor was not altogether relished by Mr..
Bryant. And he has used every decent means
in bis power to procure her ejectment by the
landlord, but without success.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

COpFISH.-A fresh supply of the best
" ST. Georges Banks just received ROOT MORRISON.
HAYING TOQLS-A fresh supply caR'
II IL be foupd al ROOT & MORRis0Hs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

TO establish bis right in history to The title
Of f"the Washington Of Italy" given him by
bis devoted followers. The allied army Of
the duchies is now 1000, the army Of Pied
mont and Lombardy is 5000, and the
Lombard noblemen propose to raise and
maintain at their own expense 5000 more
troops, in case of any further interference
by Austria The effect of the political
changes in Italy upon the character and
habits Of the people is described as remark
able. They seem to have laid aside their
frivolily and become reflective and earnest,
aud fashion and Irritation are forgotten for
patriotism and politics. Thus are the 1tal-
ians proving thadthey are prepared for, and
deserve liberty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24
GREELY's BRACE SUSPENDER.

~ Patented June LIST, 1858.
This Suspensoy Brace has been tested BY all classes and
proves to be superior Supender to common for skirts
and Pants and far superior Brace TO anv other.
Its simplicity durability great utility commends il TO ALL
lst IL does not touch the person under the arms
"a Its action twood pressing tb shoulder blade In so
IL bears the shoulder back.
3D. It's aachu ent to the clothes the hips only eav
ing the free TO stoop sit without strann the pants
drawing them up from the knees when sitting position.
Unlike all other Suspenders Braces they are perfectly
adapted to the wants Of Ladies and Children.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24
GreeIey's Patent Elastic BuCI. & Centre

IA SUSPENSION PANTS.
CALL and look at them and Judge for yourselves Tho
Advantages Of this invention the usual method omaking
Pants is they may be made snug the person. and still be
easy as though hey were uncOmmonly large.
j. MANSFIELD,
has purchased the Sole Right to and sell the above n
pfOvment in this vicinity.
For further information, call at BRIGHAM & Co.'S.
Where prepared to furnish the Brace and manufacture
the Pants Ashtabula, July II, 1859. 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

tbereupon ordered that George Leslie the presebt
Receiver Of ssid Essex Bank DO give notice thu ,d claim
ants their said claims OF raid dividend
the Bank Of Hewbury IN New bury Vermont before the
LIT day Of July copy Of this order 70 os pub
hJh.d for ak successive weeks be- In This Gale
DOMAIN printed az 81. Johrsbury, Vt ard in The FewYok
Tribune printed In the City Of kewYok, which publications
sba be sufficient nocs slcb cAimsuts and all such o.
presented 70 sd Receiver for by the time
sorend i'll be thereafter barred Of ali claim light Of pay
from the Bank SAFETY Yunj.
Given order hand, e. JobnsburI In the Comfy Of
CssdOns and State Of Vermont this 9th If bu.y lts
NH L L. POLAND, Chan Nslor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
rs lswewW-

CUPREME COURT, State Of New-York.-
- oEORGEA YASsaAwE, DAVID HLLIkEy WIS
FER II ToWhsESD, add ALEXANDER NJ DAWSON
sssIrt "IhGAr Z YLEMIN3. Summons FOR noo.y DE-
fe. are her,by ,g ned red he senPisint
Ct he CITY and County s hs Nee n sid sty
and 70 .Iys oyo0, snw.I ne :.s ssgpS,k %
Wftr W.ny days after he service Of his ssnnnons ca yoa
* CT n cay u s1eh service eod 70 Az 70 sw9
ne fad eDmp ant within time Aforesaid Ne p2lltns u
los an VII si- odtneDt sfssi you for ihs sun o. ss
tur1fss AID itrgly ess &C ffy ceLs VIZ <res. rom
lie if 70 day Y! He hoG'sad efat nc Aas D,tJ
I'll :, s.Iss tbs d ~ sc:to. ps,sd MACH W ~
plIsh ss-w PA.aacS Atsesrsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
EouIIIssIONERS' SALE of REAL ESTATE

.yIfUCHIN BIoDLEsEX COUNTY, ". J.-Tbe sub
- Conms i0nes appointed D the OphanS Court Of he
I'D NiddleseI 70 make partition Of the Res Estate Of
- Robios deceased, by vrtue Of order OF said
II rsse the I'm day Of January 1859 win offer fr sale
80 ADcton 10 the highest bidder, TUESDAY, March
ksiscbeh on the premises q. Metucho, Woodbridge
E,ap our certain trscS Of Lsnd Real Estate situated
Epkin IN the ssid Township Of Woodbridge County OF
Els,sx, to W.T.:
IN, Being al thG. parcel Of land Gai estate sta
tsH,.sebin IN Woo1bTioge Tosnshp, in said County OF
f containing seven 52l0o u 81 1907 ares the rane
~ ~re IL 1ge, commodious dwelling house, two s.ores
IA fee. 'front.' IN bes. pp,oe ordcr and Of the mos.
-. resids the ioe Of The N'wJersey Railroad
IA house and lot I'm peditey opposite 20 10. No
.nrips and one-quarte- % screS. The house 10 u
i1ss lyle and one bali story, with kitchen he'd
In No 3-Tbs f. upon which Amos Robins resides
Irnpfts enty five % 100 IN good s.sts Of va
Il ,ins pTh cpsly IN grass aud well fenced, which
E obe two,toTy dweng house, with tao story wing 81
5.A ibrge barn, 90 feet frost, pew cIrsgohJu and
tEostofy pSusry ana corn cribs, worksnop
Il NJ very desirable property for farmer or gentle
~ rsesBoe.
k Amboy Tu'opiks, adj)iJinE aud opposite Lot No 3
,.r, the residence Of Bobius deceased coDtsOins
81 lt0 acres on which there Is small and comortA
i ists anal barn, vAyon-bols and grenAry.
,ropsrty IL ali .i.ue.ed witaio short waking Sis
re- Of Fl. emAns Station the New JERSEY Railroad, and
istsEce Of two chuIches two schools and Post Once
ne title iDdisyutabe free aud uIiucunbered Ter ns and
stOps OnsthTd Of the purchase money can remain on
Ind and Mortgage
Any futher of7srn ~ said property may be had on tp
lssiop 10 AMOS ROBINS, on the premhes, NATHAN
0sRs No. so P.AIist, New YORK or % either OF The
lsIbtn. SlakON MuNDI.
WILLIAM ". ROSS,
MELARCTHON MUN0Y,
~ Ian omtnisE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
uatey Tnre.

DR. ADAMSs WATER-CURE is lOcated on
RroolIyu Hisbts Ne, % aud g. Colnnbss: eorzer 81
cranberry Patent, sni Boaraers will FAD this e'taohshnen
OF e of the mot des.rabl. iu this country. Address
q. v ADAMS, NJ. D., BroohlyR, L.
nR MUNDEs WATER-CURE, st Florence,
ns,. three miles west nom the Northsmrou harosA
Depot one Of the largest and best regulated es;aekshmsna
70 n. United States and hep In operation throughout ne year
Or Musd. 10 next 20 Prstsnr the most eminent prss
uaoner Of Ii. waier-cure hAs Germany hn produced
IN. Z. rIlSursL
"El. various publication, On cod.vser ssrtaEb
snons the beat. the superior q sIy In 6ernsnJ
-e HONE JouEsaL
eve are convinced that higher authority than ~ II
matter. hydropshy Do found In or any sshef
country" ner Nssx1e 81 Hnmeopsthy and HydcpssAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
financial.
ESgFY RANK yUhoroo.

t,SsEX BANK.-Whereas, il appears by the get
~ bep eLt 81 tie SeeonIt 0! Z.bina Rswsl ssa
eysT Of the b.ex Bal tbst decree Gh.nesor
m~s pee H. 1890 ordering dividend paid upon claims
.liGh had been peieDsd and proved lsns Bank
bbt bsety Fund that the following persons entitled
10 Tie Guns bet to which hsy, bees
ID Sc % for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

,ne1swiY, Iucsore4r.
= RAEGS, MERWN d. Co., Trade-Ssle

Yp1piDAY EVENING, March 10, a. 81 O'Clock.
IatuleLE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choice English and
-. sook on y j,cts, including many ponsivey
49, yo,k, Also, collection Of old and BOOKS,
,o tbe early bistory Of America aud variety Of
*ss-t.sr. kc Catalogues are now ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
y. II. LUDLOW CO., AuctioneerS. -,
IDARTITION SALE of So very desirable LOl

lDART1TION SALE OF 81 very desirable LUIS
ard CORES on the 9Th and 9:asys aud 5tht near t1e
Cnr. Park. Sih q Graded from 9Th to haVr Win ouio
lut ritter stones set therein. ..,-.
| T. Ii. LUDLOW Co will sell a. Auction on WEOSES-
DAY March 49, At IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
Bee y OH -, NJ,
YrH-LV-7faE and gore 10. on the westerly aide Of
between and sch including the southwest cor
sef Of 5i,k Of. snc 6th-sv ., ,,,
Sta fo Lots beipsh entire mont on he sounery
Id. Of 5.,hst, from Sth 70 9thay.
/ a gore Lots in The rear Of the above. ,
sTH-AV 5 full Lots aud gore Lot On me sestey vac OF
betw eco $50 5i.oa Including the satneat cof'
lar o b4th 4 snc sth-Av ,
sTB W. fu and gore Lot the esst,ry side Of
Az between and 55th including the north east cor
tssr Of BAN st aud 9th av. oil, 49,, -
18th sT2 Lots on the pofthefly side 81 ost oe
seaily he entire font fo n So - stL.Av. . .
An above described Lots well loctted ed IN fna
being 10 the vlontJ OF valuable
lsB4np OF most desirable 'sde and free from rock, win
sse Cioton water pipes In the sda'e1t Avnue and
resolutions have been introduced IN the City Councils TO extend
h<m through s. n 81 from eth 20 eth'av
81 the purchase money eau remain en- mortgage i0
tenn Of years AZ per cent Interest
The tts o. ID. described property row bed direct
@ the orgnA grantees being ore OF the Oldest on hr snd
HewYok and Belonging % the estate OF JACOo hAhshN
eeetastd.
Other particulars be Obtained Of the A1otonee
Nc. "a Pine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-NA and Express lines leave NewYork II and II
q L. and aud .. FAR. IS Through Tickets sold tor en-
ctupsu and he West for Baltimore, Washington Norfolk
dc and thioush hgssge checked 70 Wsshngton Ia and
. m. tr.ina J. ". Woodbury., Assistant Superintendent
ssase BE- received FOR any train unsss delivered and
caseled hfeen minutes advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
ADsIAs II MULLER Auctiop.,r
VALUABLE STORE Snd or NJ "a, MAO

VALUABLE SIORE and LOT, No. IA MAS
~, su.sT ADRIAN II. MULLEs viii ,su q. spe,,on On
WhONksoai March Is, lS9 =. n H. q. the xerch.a, Fl
ensnee New fors the ptsrses Known a. No. Il, V.,ssn
httJ ocoupsd BY Banks Gould c. Law Bootsee,, AM ~
preset, by banis Bfo'heEs TIE suidl1g i've .,nss hi,s
Nih wants and lar, ndr the whole land a, ps.en, upds
e. etius rem % $3.50 AID taxs) rae o: Ia about II fe
ept On Ha'.su, ie'trtar BY AZ 4s f,e iaeses In
ostth 90 'ab hde Pos.nOo Lot May 90 may remain
o. oob1 aho NOR s.se for or For psricuars spoly 20
sANks BRoTEk RS on the preois., t2s5a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
STEAMBOATS, ar1h Railroads.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
4 EAST q VEST, .eould BAY before ,.Ar-snh ArrLs
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE Price IS cer,a TIE cien nan
ner which the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS Are dsla,.'sd
ensess the traveller 70 see a. flsres HOw az SHALL
fRAEGL He vii rsny dollar ey securing - copy.
D. APPLETON Co, Pub stert
Nos $40 AID 14s Broadvty.
TOR BRIDGEPORE-Fare 20 eents-From
i pier No. "a Ess; River, every MONDAY WEDSEsDAr
AID FRIDAY q. IL o'clock stssDsr bhIDtErOhI az
irving N time with al the ssstesn us5s fres'
taken. O. w. COhLlcs, Alec-'
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.
IN Reduction in Are 20 az places West On after The vh
rsi Son uer Ises Of f.re VII be % 10 between New
orf Dunkrk era between N.vYors and sutao, or
bfsrs Fss C. b. GREENHOUSE,
k,rck o lge General TlsGst Ag.n..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

u 90 SATURDAY HsIch 10, 1879, At Il O'Clock, the
pre. the FARM Of the late Henry Getnty u niles from
b New Dawn Railroad Station ~ MAnnaoneck The fsto
rs about 60 acres Of Gtd ia good state OF cultvaoa On
premises srg. msntion house also, ali the necessary
srDeius, Part Of the purchase money can remain FOL
luther particulars apply 20 - -
GhhY GABVIN, No. II NaWsutt
y. CARPENTER, on the premises adjoining,
Or 70 the AuctiJneeT, a. Port Chester
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

~ an nsoyeDt from his deb pursuant y tas provisions
third article Of the first title ~ the hb ehspt.f OF me
second part Of the Revised statutes WILLIAM LhWiN
Of the City Of Bootp IN the County 81 Kings aad stsS OF
nsoent d,btOr Notice 6st published fesruuy
d. 1859 Cr,dfos appear tete the Hon. samus Morris,
County jade Of kiu County ~ ire Chamber sad Jsdss
In tie " Hail. toe City u Brookyn sad Comfy on me
18th dsy April nsxt s ten ooock in the FORENOON 70 sno~
Any they have Why a. A.zgmsDt Should nt s made
of .ad srd ~ discharged from bis teHs
HYATT BRoWNELL, Attorn.y. Tor iesolv.at
nIavInvW No. o Wslsl, Nsv.rorh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

NOTICE of application for the discharge Of an
IN n,oyebt from his debts pursuant - the provisions OF the
Of the 6nt title Of the hfh cbsp:e OF the second
part Of the Revised Statutes. iLsolS.nt, WILLIAM r.
BEERS. Notice Grt published February IL, 1880 Cfsaton 10
appear before Hon = Hi.ner, Comfy judge OF ro1p
County his oics 10 ithses ~ Y, The l7h day a
May 1859 IT 10 oeh In the forenoon 20 ,how s.1'e WY Tie
said should no, be dsch,sed from hts 4, b,s
BoARDmAN FINCH, Attorneys foi Pst!'iSnsr,
flslsylOwW ithaca, NJ. Y.
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DUBLIC aAFHrY i. The sUPRZMR LAW

PUBLIC SAFETY ' The suPRExs LAW
AAILkoAp oyVicrRS
o~EIAa, 1IAvELERs
AND TEE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
rails NOTICE THAT
CREAMHR'S SAFETY BRAKE
t," les 81 security e And pcSsry Railroad HsfA'
TIA. slupO-sIbs without The ordinary eoEdin' Of hal'
road tr,t, ueb 1s; ,tes constant danger from
nnprov.mett The tB0. ing " the solaur:
BuDsoN RIVER RAILROAD,
TrRRE HlurE and RICHMOND RAILROAD
CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAILROAD,
OLD COLONY ns FALL RIVER RAILROAD
FANAAA RAILROAD,
BOSTON and YRovIp ENcE RAILROAD
CiD Q fen weshsl
and 70 EniteS extent IL the
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, kc
Phi, Company rn,he, these Machines for the whole ,s'so
Ger equp,u. Of ali Roads, and Sos &c, require dime uns
trey are ,..Ged Of their value. See Oor sdverti'sm'utn
Saturday, paper fer further details.
Us RAILROAD CAR BRAKE Co,
Nc. 81 Pine-s.-, Nev.Ysrk.