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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
Sale of Real Estate /!
Wal LIABLE FARM FOR SALE!

WI ILL be sold by order of Probate Court the ceu-
w ter of streetsboro, Portage County, Ohio the
7th day Of July, Il NJ, the Farm of the late DAVID
LANE consisting of about IS2 acres 50 of which
woodland, well timbercd, with Sugar Camp of several
hundred trees; ne young Orchard Of grated fruit
large number of choice Pear Plum Cherry, Peach and
Ounce Trees; q two-story Frame HOUSE, OF sixteen
and known for the last twenty years a Lanes
Hotel and Is well arranged for Public House; farm
Barn, by 40 feet with Stabng attached for forty head
of Cattle; Horse Stable and Carriage House, convenient
for Hotel or Farm ~.
The said Farm is very productive Climate healthy. and
entirely free from any local diseases The population
arc nntei for industry, intelligence and refnement
hsrs Are three Evangelical Churches Store Black
smihs wagon Makers, sud other mechanics within ten
minutes walk # the house.
Persons wishing TO buy Farm for home, win fEd
this q opportunity.
Five Hundred Dollars to be paid the day of sale.
Five hundred dollars In six months and thousand
dollars in year. with good endorsers. or mortgage
Eve hundred dollars each.
The hrst note of Ave hundred dollars he made psya
Bile in two years from the day Of sale; and OF like
amount to be paid each succeeding year until all Is paid
except such fractional part of i've hundred may be
the last ment shall be OF such win make the
sum total Of the whole amount
All the notes to bear per cent interest and all of the
last named notes to be secured by mortgage the prem
ises. NJ, & r. p. LANE, Admnis,raiors-
Streetsboro juno Is, 1859. ie22,3w
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The Fore gn news in to days paper is i'm
portant aud interesting The appearances are
favorable for the success of the allies. ad6
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CLEvELAND June D.
passenger train on the Southern Michigan Railroad
was smashed up last night South Bend-accident
caused by washing away of culvert. Twenty thirty
reported killed 4-z a.. 81 .'r. --H
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THE FIRST REPORT FULLY CONFIRMED.

The .4us.sians driven across The .addO.
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- PITTsRuR R6H, Noon, June q
River FIVE feet ten inches by pier. Market falling slow.
ly. Weather cloudy and oppressively warm.
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The Kangaroo brought dates to the 9th
inst The Persia to the 1lth
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THO R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Day & Horton, Attys.
sherf's Office, Rayenua. June 27. 1859. je2s-5w
Lelois Umstadter Us John r Roberts.

LelOis Umstddter Us John r Roberts.
SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of an alias Order of
- dirscted and delivered from the Court
Common Pleas of Portage County and stae OF Ohio.
shall expose sale at public vendue at the door of the
door of the Court House in the town of Ravenna, in said
county of Portage and state of Ohio, Saturday, the
3osh day of July, A. u. 1859, the hour of
o'clock P. NJ OF said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit
the township of Paris, county of Portage
Ohio being part of lot No. "a in Paris and
partculary known part of village lot No. % in
the village of Newport, and being part of the woolen
factory oi commencing IA feet east of the woolen cto
ry where il stands and running along the south
bank of the mill the lower end of the lock- thence
along the north side of the ot in westerly direction
to point IA feet of the wooleu factory buildings,
and including all the land between the canal and
bound by ine running II feet east of the factory hud
ings with the privilege of going to and from said lot
from the grist mill lot, forever by bridge plat from
the not Interfering with the prvilegs of the
mill canal; being The decided to said Roberts by
John W. Ray and wife, February Sd, 1857
Appraised ut two hundred and thirty and
third dollars.
Taken alias order of sale the property of
John R. Roberts and as at the suit of Lewis Umbsadt
Terms, cash the day of sale.
THos R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Strawder & Hart, Au'ys.
Sheriff 3 Office, Ravenna, June 23d D. 1859. je29.5w
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The British Ministry Defeated!
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New Hampshire Stepping in the Right Direction

New Hampshire Stepping in the Right Direction.
In the New hampshire House of Represen
tatives, stringent bill in relation to the rem
ditlon OF alleged fugitive slaves has been re-
ported by the Judiciary Committee The
bill provides that any person who shall aid or
abet in any rendition of person claimed as a
slave shall be punished for the first offence by
five years Imprisonment, and for the second,
by Imprisonment for life. The bill passed its
first stage by vote of 134 to 10l.
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Married.

RICHARDS-J0NES.-1n Parsviile. o. June II, by the
Rev E. K Roberts, in his own house, Mr.. John Rich
ards 10 Mrs. Jane Jones, both Of the said place
BENTON-MILLS.-June Is, by Rev. NJ. C. Hendren,
Mr Ariel W. Benton, of Chardon and Miss Agnes ".
Mills, If Nelson.
RICHMOND-sLAYBAUGH the residence of Mar
win Kent in franklin Mills, the Sd inst, by Isaac
Russell. Esq, Mr.. Patterson Richmond and Miss Mary
slaybaugh
LAKE-HUGGINS.-On the 10th inst, by the Rev L.
L. Holden, at the residence of Mr.. Sylvester Huggins
Mr. Henry T. Lake aud Miss Matilda F. Huggins, both
ofFranklin Mills, Portage Co., ohio.
sABlN-BURDGE.-In Randolph, June 23d, by VIM.
H. Bettes, Esq. Mr. James sabin, of Randolph to Miss
Sarah Burdge. of Brim6eld.
BR0OD-WILLSON-In Freedom, on the 2lst inst, by
8. E. NJ. Kneeland, Esq, Mr.. Enos Brood and Maria
f Wilson, all ef shaersville.
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gH=. CFrom the Comr 9 cial ]
cINClNN NATI HORSE MARKET.

f=.H+ From the Comm q 'cial s-..- ..t-'=
CINCINNATI HORSE MARKET.
The Horse mari still dull last week, but rather
better the week previous The present week opan
avorably, and promises fair trade for the season
with one or two dealers the market has been
tive and the quality of stock received of improved
kind No change in prices worthy of mention
De P RILEY'S PRIVATE STABLES
Report of Sales for Week ending Tuesday, June 81.
No of Horses sold. "a Value. .S3s3N
B. JENIFER's STABLES, (Jarnes Mckenzie, Agent.
Report of Sales for Week ending Tuesday, June 81.
No. of Horses sold. ST Value. 81, ,15a
SALES AT DANIEL CARNEYs sTABDEs.
Report of Sales for Week ending Tuesday, June u.
No. of Horses sold. 10 Value. ..S7,4s-
W. H. sTEAVENs PRIVATE SALES STABLES.
Report of Sales for Week ending Tuesday, June II
No. of Horses sold. SO Value. ..-....SssN
SALES AT MILLEN & EAsTwoOD's STABLES.
No. of Horses sold. .73 Value. S,eao7s
SALES ATC E. J. RIDERS STABLES,
Report of Sales for Week ending Tuesday, June Il.
No. of Horses sold .s5 Value. .$8,Slf2S
REckPITULATIoN.
Total number of horses sold. .29o
Total value 1882 ,726 Is
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
BULLS HEAD.-The dullest market of the year 1859
opened oa Wednesday in Forty fourthstFeet notwth-
standing number of cattle considerably less than
it was last week. The number yarded Wednesdayme
think, will vary much from 700 head and consid-
cradle portion of them of much lighter grade than We
have lately in market to any considerable extent
The supply Of first class stock was certainly not too
large the brokers found the greatest difficulty in per-
suadng buyers pay prices equivalent to 1lc net h
for the choice, such have sold within few weeks at
l2Hc.
But the falling off crest upon the best cattle as
upou the worst; Of which reported as selling
at 7@7lze H. This estimate is pretty low but we are
sure that good many could have been bousht S@9c but
found no bidders. For good fair killing Steers for retail
buchers they not generally willing to pay over oc.
net ID.
The number sold yesterday was less in PROPORTION to
the number yarded than has been any Tuesday
since the market opened on that day. -H;, tl4rn
1t will be by report from the Albany Cattle
Market that arrivals there this week unusually
large and that Wholesale prices ruled lIw But that is
not all the of depression here. Buyers compare
receipts there and at Bergen, with the number reported
sale and discover that from 500 to g.
600 must been held back somewere and
assurrd that they need not buy large supply. There
will be- at rate enough in market to-day to prevent
any advance of price over yesterday. II
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z ETAIL M ARKET.
PEI. BusheL.
n. n-.7
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
The Warren Chronicle says:


We are happy to state that the demand for -four has
slsckened During most of the last weeks
there continual i, ux into Warren of farmers Of
for their consumption, in quantities varying from
barrels to each man. and at prices varying from
eight to nine dollars per barrel.
One largest -four Dealers having sold the most
of his Stock to Cleveland and Toledo last week. TO
investigate and if he thought advisable, purchase
wheat and -four. He returned without investing a dol
lar and frankly says althouh has flour se) that
he no doubt whatever that the price Of -four high
er to day than il will be three months hence.
Of the Wool Purchase, the Akron Beacon says:
Prices according quantity ranging from IS to so cts
Buyers appear be less keen for purchase than
CO ding week but change of prices can be noted.
The Mansfield Herald speaks thus Of the wool trade at
that point: -z ;s
During the last two weeks there bas not been MUCK
activity in the wool trade. As general thing the lots
have been small; farmers disposed 10 hold back in
hopes better prices may be realized, and dealers
exhibited great anxiety buy fearing the
wooden goods now going However, competition
among the buyers is lively, and prices generally
range the last year-if there is differ
ence at all, they may be q small figure in advance.
The wool is generally well handled as the phrase is,
that is is clean and neatly put In this respect
there is marked Improvement the fact being now pref
ty well known that buyers discriminate to the beneto
the fair DEALER who brings his wool in good order clean
and tidy.
The purchases at Mansfield last week were about 50,
OIo pounds The prices ss@4s. The weight of the
largest lot 400 fbs 1000 paid for this lot
4
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FoRETGN NEWS.

Arrival of the Kangaroo and Persia j
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: a blow At American Citizenship.
DERARTxEsr OF STATE, !

Secretary Of State causes no little astonish-
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aa BEEF CATTLE.
No. reported for this market at Forty-fourth

No reported for this market at Forty
The prices to-day reported as follows:
First quality ...-.....lt}@1 c.
Medium. SaeglV G.
Sy
Some extra good Beeves may be quoted -t-1lA@-c.
The general average of the market at.......l0 O.
The most of the sales range from l0Ac
Total no. OF beeves received in the city this
THIS 460 head less than last week. and sos head less
than the average cf last The average number at
each wednesday market last year 27s2 head that
this unmber day June 22 being 2665 shows " head
less than the average and 3s5 head less than this day
week.
RAVENNA--Businessg generally has remained inactive.
We notice decline in -four to-day to IS .00@775. The
demand for -four has been good during the and the
supply more than equal to the demand. The wool clip
is pretty much s n-prices stand they did last week,
with 9 tendency to decline.
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I am, Sir. your obedient servant.

If the doctrine of the foregoing letter is
correct. theo Great Britain was right. and
the United States wrong in the War Of 1872
then is the system Of naturalization amock.
cry, then is the boasted right Of American
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Notice 70 Bridge Ruilders

THOS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Strawder & Hart, Au'ys.
Sheriff Office, Ravenna June 23d A. D. 1859. ie295w
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Commercial.
RAvENNA PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected HeskIy.
Farm Produce.

, o Y ER 8 PAY II
Per RurhpI
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Chancery Sale of Land.
Jacob Bacon,

Charles Harvey and Isaac Smith.
TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE
i Chanccry Court Mt Benton. Mt the August term,
1919, will sell. at the Courthouse in Benton, on
the 18th day October next. FIFTY THREE
dfRES or LAND, situate in the 9th civil dis
irlct IN Polk county, Tennessee. bombed on the
East by the Lands of Isaac Smith and the Lands
of Benjamin Wright. ON the North by the Lands
OF Elijah Clayton and Elisha Dodson. on the West
by the Lands of Elisha Dodson. and on the South
by the Lands of APpcrson. Said Land will he
sold ON credit Of one, two. three. four five six
and seven years. Note and security will be re-
quired. and lien retained on the Land for the
purchase money. in bar of the right Of rcdtmp-
lion MS to Charles Harvey with interest from the
day Of sale. August 81 1859.
J. II. ALEXANDER, C. d. IT,
Sept Q. 1S50-5t-prs fee Si-j72
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Buffalo, Sept. "A boat containing
two men and one woman supposed to be-
long to Navy Island, went over the Maya
Ia falls yesterday.
HcpkipsriNe, Ey., Sept. "A difficulty
occurred this morning between w. w.
Western and Capt. James Jackson, can
didatc for Congress in the late election,
in which Western was shot, and instantly
killed.
Washington, Sept 4.-Orders will go to
Harvey tomorrow, it is supposed saying
that the Island of San Juan belongs to
the United States, and that the matter
admits of no compromise.
Wright, Minister to Berlin. denies that
there are any American citizens in the
Prusian army.
Ne,o York, Sept. 5.-The steamer Weser
has been withdrawn for repairs. 1t is
believed that Levers offer to charter the
Great Eastern has been rejected
The Russian frigate Grand Admiral,
arrived at Portsmouth Several members
of the English royal family are passen-
gers in the North Briton, on visit to
Canada, having reference to the visit
oil the Prince of Wales.
The East India loan has been awarded
all at rates above 81.
The Russian loan is partial failure
England congratulated France on the
Political amnesty. 1t is supposed that
HcMahon's appointment at Lille is in
consequence of projected Antwerp fortfi-
cations.
Paris Bourse-Rentes 69f 10 confines.
Lonlon.-Cofiee dull. American stocks
dull money steady.
Large numbers Of troops are being con-
centrated at Lille.
The rumored duel between Canrobert
and Neil is uniounded.
1t is reported that Changanier would
refuse to accept the amnesty. The En-
peror orders that in September 10000
men, whose term expires in 1859, may
return to their homes.
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Chancery Court at Benton.
Dawson 4 skinner,

Solomon Pickcl Il nls
rOMPLA1NANTS CHARGE THAT DE-
~ PENDANT j. G. Bell is nonresident of the
State of Tennessee, publication is ordered, there
fore. for four successive weeks in the Athens Post
requiring said nonresident defendant to appear
at our next term of the Chanccry Court, to he
held ut the Courthouse in Benton, on the LIST
Monday of February next. and plead, answer OF
dcmur to complainants bill. or the same will be set
for hearing cr pnrto ms to him.
j. II. ALEXANDER, C. d. IT.
Sept Q, 1Sj9-it-prs fec 1872
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Chancery Sale.

DURsUANT TO a. DECREE RENDERED
Il in the Chancery Court Mt Madisonvle, will,
on the 2lst day of October, 1859, ut the Rail
Road Depot in Charleston, Bradley county, Tenn
sell 2r>the highest bidder, credit OF one and
two years, the southeast quarter of section %,
township |, range !, west of the basis line Ocoee
District, belonging to the estate of John McGhee,
deceased. w.. % 10.
Also, ON tho same day, and as soon thereafter
as practicable on the premises, in Calhoun, Me-
MINI county, several TO WV LOTS in said town
of Calhoun, owned jointly by said John McGhee
decd, and j, l.. McCarty.
Notes with approved security will he required
j. A. COFFIN, o. d w.
Sent o, lS50-4t-nrsi foe Si-571
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DIED,

At his residence, in Bradley county, on the 18th
of Feb, 1859, ROBERT Ii. PHARRIs, in the 18th
year of his age.
Born and raised in Sewer, he moved to Bradley
soon after its settlement, whore he spent the latter
portion of his lifc As man. he possessed in II
high degree many Of those traits which compose a
noble character. A love Of truth led him to faith
fulness in all his engagements and to promptness
In his business transactions His intercourse was
such that he gained the confidence of almost every
one, and the whole community feel that in his
death they sustain public loss. Though he had
lived an upright, moral life, yet, when he neared
the shores OF time, and began to take his "reckon-
ings" for the "great future" he found that he
needed something more than morality. BY hum
bly, suing Mt the mercy seat, and casting away his
own Righteousness, and submitting to Jesus, he
obtained the righteousness which is of God, by
faith. He regretted that his manhoods prime had
not been given to the service of his blessed Savior
His last moments were peaceful and TRANQUIL
as his life had been consistent and uniform. lie
retained bis reason till the last Fully conscious
of his dissolution he folded his arms across his
breast, aud commencing his soul to God no calm
ly "feli on Sleep" to be awakened by tho arch
angels trump May his bereavcd widow and or
phan children find consolation in Him who hath
said leave with me thy fatherless children, and
let thy widows trust in me-" so shall their i've.
reflect the virtues Of religion; their deaths full OF
triumphant faith, and their final reward glory
Immortality, and eternal life." WV. II. BATES.
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Trust Sale.

DURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST EN-
IL ccued TO mo by John Y. Power, for the bene-
fit of Alex. Clcage and Thos. A. Clcage WILL on
Monday, Goth day OF September next, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand at the Court
house door in Athens, $50 ACRES or LAND
more or less, adjoining tho Lands of Daniel Me-
Phail, John McPhail, Mpnroe and others, and be-
ing the Farm ON which said Power now resides
The said Land lies in the I'd District of McMinn
county, Tenn. LEWIS STANTON, Trustee.
Athens. Aug 20, IS50-5t-570
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Harris majority,
The Louisville Pork Trade.

The Louisville Courier of the LIST instant, con-
tsins its sixth annual statement of the commerce
of that city, ending on the 3lst ult. The follow
ing is its statement in regard to the Pork prospects
of the city, aud the Hog crop of the State:
The Pork trade is of immense Importance. he
ing In fact tho heaviest interest in the aggregate
commerce Vt the city, forming. as il does, the
leading articles Of export and freight trade. The
packing around the Falls Inst season was 2s7.sGl
hogs, added to which was the product of 10000
hp,iS slaughtered at Shawneetown, and purchased
n1Irgs, partion Of the product of st.
ri1sriipns Of Illinois.
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PHYSICIANS arc generally 10th to speak n word
In praise OF what are called "patent medicines"
Indeed, it is an article in the code of medical eth
les, that physician who sanctions the use Of such
remedies cannot be considered member of the
National Association But there are exceptions
to the most stringent rules, and many of the dis
ciples of Esculapius have actually been compelled
by tho force of facts, to recommend the use of Dr.
1k0STETTER,S STOMACH BITTERS, for
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Chancery Court at Decatur, Tenn.

Andrew j. Campbell, Admir-, &C..
rs.
Jane NJ. Russell and others, the Widow, Heirs and
Creditors of VIM b. RUSSELL deed.
Original Injunction BiH1
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
i tons of the bill filed in this cause, that there
has beena suggestion of insolvency of the estate
of the said decedent it is therefore hereby required
that all persons interested come forward and cx-
hibit their claims and demands, authenticated as
the law directs, and have Themselves made parties
to this suit. on'or before the LIST day of March
next, or they may be forever barred.
G. w. MCKENZIE. c. d. W.,
Per W. i. MCKINLEY, u. c. an.
Aug 81, 1S50-4t-prs fec S3-57I
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Administrators Sale.

IN THE 10TH SEPTEMBER. INST, WILL
~ sell, on the premises of David Cantrell. decd
six miles South of Athens, all the PERSONA
PROPERTY of said deceased to wit: Five head
of Mules; sixty-fve head of good Hogs; num-
her of Mich Cows and Dry Cattle; fine lot OF
Wheat; several fields of Corn; Farming Utensils
together with the Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture. Te,ms-Twelve months time,
REYNOLDS CANTRELI, Ad,ar.
Sept Q, 1Sj9-1tS-572
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ChancerY Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE RENDERED
I'D in the Cbancery Court at Madisonvlle, will,
on the 10th day of October, 1859, at the Store
House of the late N. j. Spillman, Esq, in Monroe
county, Tenn, sell to the highest bidder, on n
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months. except
$50 fequircd in hand the Land of which William
Callague died seized and possessed, subject to the
widows DOVER Notes, bearing interest. with Sc
curity, will be required from the purchaser.
j. A. COFFIN, Q. d JI
Sept q, 1S59-it--prs fee S3-572 ..r
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Cash Wanted.

HAVING DECIDED TO GO TO TEXAS
i l. this month. must ask the favor of those
owing me to please call and pay the same before
start. Those failing will find their notes and ao-
counts in the hands of friends Rudd aud Turner
for collection. GEO. W. ROSS.
sent 9
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Notice.

FORWARN ALL PERSONS FROM TRAD
L ing with my wife Clcmentine on nv account,
as she has left my house without any just cause or
provocniion, and will not pay any debts of her
contracting. SAMUEL p. FIRESTONE.
Sept. 9. lS59-3t@ JTI
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In Chancery Court, Madisonville, Tenn.
tsl- Mary L. Cotton, ODD

John Cotton. .ib
QiIL STATES THAT DEFENDANT, JOHN
IL Cotton, has gone beyond the limits Of Ten
peessee and to parts unknown to complainant,
publication is therefore ordered to be made for
TOUR successive weeks in the AiheDs Post, news
paper printed in Athens 4 nn.. reouirinp yaid
oonn Cotton to appear Mt next term of said Court,
10 be held ut the Courthouse in jacksonville. on
the LIST Monday of December next. and answer
complainant said bill, or the same will he set for
hearing pro co'ycsso, and heard accordingly.
j. A. COFFIN. C. d. ~
sept. y, 1850 lt-prs fec S.,--bI2
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Notice.

DERSONS WHO PURCHASED PROPERTY
Il at the sale of the estate of the late VIM. Ma
pies, decd, are hereby notified that their respect
i've notes will fall due on the 22d and Odd of Sen
tembcr, instant, and they arc requested to come
forward Mt that time. make payment and save
costs. II. CHESNUTT administrator,
Sept 0, ls59-2t#-572 nth The WI ouuerod