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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

BoGus Coin COMA dangerous counterfeit las
just been detected at the Treasury Department at
Washington, in the shape Of s. pe,e, the exc
ror of which is pure gold. plated upon an alloy.
If which gold seems be the base. The coin con
tains about three dollars worth of pure gold.
and is of such really superior execution as to make
it pass readily for genuine. 1t was detected by
treasury experts in consequence of slight fatness
Mt the edges. but which would escape unno,iccl
in its ordinary circulation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

CorroN N Ttx,s.-rhe Houston Tel,grapl of
the 4th inst. say.: From all that we can learn
are satisfied that there will he more ground
planted in cotton within the State, than ever le-
fore. The increase over last year fiona the bc,, of
our information, cannot be less than - Ia - per
cent. The usual increase from wear 10 year has
been alb nut II 10 Is per cent With Lpnl Year
the crop Of Texas will come nearly up to 3aoooo
bales in which event that portion Deliverable at
Houston and Galveston will push close nnon l5o,-
900 bales.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23
The Northern and Southern Democracy

The Washington correspondent of the Charles
ton Mercury says, that the debate in the Senate on
the 23rd uit. shas had marked effect in WIDENING
and deepening sectional feeling. which the dis
eussion in The next Congress will more fully
show"
\ Charleston correspondent of the same paper
seys that this debate proves that upon the great
question q the Territories, which has for thirtv
yeats fhrsatsesd the Union, the two wings Of the
DenocrSsi6 pItty are systematically divided, and
thss SithSfSa party st the North must be aoogi.
Gppised. or it must b ouevfArosn."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23
Value of Credit
From the New York independent. ]

| - men in business properly estimate the ,alue
| = - credit. One man thinks that So Iong as
~ .on obtain property upon promise Of future
.o,,ncnt he n eed look after or care for Nothing
more. If be can only get what he wants. that is
o,,h for him. lie soon finds out however
winch +, hi. m, rtication that he does not rank
",e a, high in market as some of his neiyhior..
a., OBJECTION he makes up his mind that PERHAPS
lis ,riynte character il not what il should lie and
,ls, his FEATURE in his standing il being tai I'D
,r m business circles lie NAV be rood ii is ,aid
l,, pouch him lightly" for in due time he will
ml. Another man suddenly asks, What is the
natter lie discovers want Of cordialiry among
H. odd friends" Can the. lie saws. lnr a. wing
a note to % to protest .'under peculiar crcum,tan-
o.. has thus Injured ME
Now let u. he II Little more minute, and Illus
,rne this suject by introducing to our rea.ler,
the following merchants from the interior NIL
Of whom. of course stop at the st. Nicholas
or the Astor-or at the least smoke cigars on the
steps nf one of these hotels. They se,craly mp
NV TO our leading firm" for credit, Here is
iIcr record:
Mr. A. reputed to 10 good but "he drinks"
Look out for him.
Mr. B. worth $40 ,000 lives high, and ride
fast horses. Be careful
Mr.. C, doing large business. but is
and then found mt the gambling table. Sell him
FIR cash
Mr. b, reputcd wealthy, but is engaged in
al sorts of spccnlations. lie may succeed and
may not: watch him.
Mr.. E, clever fellow but SO
Iittle about business that his clerks have the
prineip pal management of his affairs He won't
de-
Mr. =, may be good, hut don't caiea fig
for his credit. Allows lis bills to mature and his
notes to 50 to protest unheedcd. Stand from UNI
DIR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

Mar oE KANSAS AND NEBRAssA.--We arc I'M
formed that this map showing Lieut. &. X. War
rcns explorations and surveys in Kansas and Ne
braska, aud of Which FIVE thousand we're ordered
by the Senate to be engraved is ready Tor distribu
ton. As each Senator will he entitled to about
eighty copies. it will be well for those inte,tling
To- emigrate to ,he Kansas gold mine, to secure n
copy. The map lays down every route to those
regions which Is Mt all practicable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

EARLY FRuir.-The Franklin (IA.,) Banner, of
the 18th says: Mr.. Melville Wilcox few DAYS
since. handed US q peach, two inches and Eve
eighths in circumference that he had just picked
from tree in this place, and stated that the trees
OF the garden contained great numbers of peaches
as large rs the sample before US. lie also handed
US specimens Of plumbs that were unusually for.
ward for this season of the year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

- citation If III" City Council her BY give notice to the
legal voters q" IL" tHy iynr surg thai the annual lee
i"u ihe City OH b., he'd HE fist TUESDAY
IL AillL next, Al Friends Warehouse. in Lynch Ward and
Al Rant rs arch in licry Ward
t'N "uuci men bors OF of Husinls, Mayor, ser
lean High Constable. Master Police. and
AS-'" g" the Revenue HuNe. OF Ar Ciiy and Clerk
the llusrgs Court
as give notice. that poll wi be- taken the
IN above III" OF
HE wy upon tin prophecy =" Sirndins and t.; larpiug
~. Water Works a. SCI b. thu " airtng Committee
IN tier give the tnT "a url Nrki.ey William T.
iA'rr' John a Tanner fa,,e + ADAMS AID Robert
van al Lynch v ard tr4 NIllul l. Sand Sanu, W
Nh"'"n Joscph III ih.'~.Wn 7. Andersen anI A Alrxah-
der OF Henry Ward nt Il Commissioner Surr
Tent, and !. ID. j. nnugNoi ~ Ga Wa, AMI j
Henry Wa d. are app lI.d NJ to conduit saI election
LAS, o. " WILLIAMS
II y ~ \ Iu,U
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

FhSKlSTEE's NOTl CE .-rhe CT. disOrs af
Il WALTER T. STtFToE requested 10 aud in h'if
claims. hisrc the lSih dav Of APRIL next ht
day, Pampns Depot. shall nut all the funds in
Trustee Th,re will he dchc Of pay
the ebis-consequenty and all ella ms coming
that day paid will this advertisement
as q plea against them VIM. NJ HANNAH
march - ci25nrril Trustee for w alter II Steptoe
q = TO 80 BEAUJIFUB. BUILDING LOTS
LSD IN THE Subj RIBS or LYNCHBCRG FOR SALE
have for SALE just out Of the limits Of the city IF
superior BUILDING LOTS. They can be sold In quantities
from acres have hou upon them
Prices and payments iber,'. LEYBURN WILKES
march 23d2aw for2w.. General Land Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

The Democratic State Convention in Tennessee
has nominated Gov. II ARRls for rc.cletl.on. A
curious Platform MAS adopted, sustaining the I'D
minlstLation in general terms, and Yet d,sarpro-
>,"g of all it's prominent measures. JonN NH
,RlASp of East Tennessee will probably he the
candidate Of the Opposition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

HFtCE.-e "W ir' and that there il n
~ tt the name Of Dr WV. a hr>KiEr who. lea,
NV ditS ago in S'"tiSyif. At"marle Va
s"ln himself "hav"a right l. sell rerrips Territorial
rights !ora certu c"upond make Toilet and Washing
SOAP: which roc, is an dirig R"rahack Com.
I"und q cmica toilet ahl W aing soap, patented March
Sc" -'' hav" also nn"r opi rom reliable authority that
man by the name o DAWSON i, using and dispensing of
ecprS Infringing tie latcmt -hi which own Also, anot.
or man by the name at GtofGt =. WRIGHT who srln.
'''r'S for Smhs Compound tirmca soap which is only
another name given 10 RHR5tcks soap therefore iorewarn
tac In'c from having lralag with al then any
man or set o men who u-in radng cting pos
Ing at recipes N ike Kramer, a sh al hold all persons
~ruh>Ihc for Infringing The ab#yr and
I" Prosecute any who does purchased en-
t" light of III" state ut Virginia, and have Agent except
uy-rI in tire State.
] his III, 29l Il Of Nar,l. lSa9
nnrrh 9l.tLt l.1i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23
SALES ~ AUCTION
FU.i,nE DAYS
AsE0e a.x,..

fAMesTEE's SALE Of 4 IsOtsE - Ter
ny virtue OF deed 1t trust To ~ o. In, a
9hs is+ by James T. Stone, Joiu II sonn Mary
W store ana Phnha stone aud al the requts OF job
oes therein secured. Will, Trustee ON tn, An To-. ~
mA'h isaa upon the ir misses sell at public aut ton to
me high, 81 bidder. THE HOUSE AND LOT In the ey -
OF L,hehbnrg. aud mrttionrd In said s ii L., An:
Wa purchased by John H. Stone William J Ieas.- i
sn"ed N desirable portion nf The sud l.
Contain abont enc quarter Of Acre Actug az ru>,,
vi" only convey Ell lie rs sed by the aiorc
said -
iERNs-one-ihr! of the purchase money In eash; the
henr ~ Two equal instruments II and II III. pur
chaser giving bonds with good personal scrn,j,y for IT,
cd rtFa"nfs. C. ID kES xoi ms
:. : IN - :" Nv ''''' '"'''e"' Trustee.
TPONEnENr.-The sale Of the nboye
mentioned prorert is postponed until the path " 81
lr-9 10 uEv<,I I,s *''
mach ll-di2iinarth. 49,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23
Public Sale of the ALLEGHENY SPRINGS
IN fuE COUNTY OF MON rGsO " s;hx

nthaanseo the Irnvisions n j. ed u>t executed
I" ~ n fhe 10Th day If April 1857, T. II Eus
aud VIE and Of record In the Clerk oc. bf
Montgomery and Franklin. mad Mes,r Holt
W" inner prfrlef RS The III the purchase money
10" The Aieglhny SPRINGS property W H.
>Pt.Rs ltd Oh Thursday the iiih ds, of APRIL
~ Il f1t- II not tn the fair Sutday
and VI ndaN. THREE Undivided FDURTHS of all that
wei hn""h properly IN The county Montgomery, known
~ T." E." AIihGHAAY sPHINGs PROPERTY" consist.
ia 's tic SPRINGS pr"pcD Il TRACT OF LAND suppos
House. aud "rr Improvements the said OF land and
ct The rohl and Kitchen Furniture plantation Tool.
AMI NV" Srkt ed and employ we'd the O.
aud tclEnE to the said Springs lisnmunt The
incts OF the Substantial kind and sufficient for
TN comfortable accommodation HUNDRED VISITORS
ie ~ rtes have Tor several pasi been regarded
amongst thu b II indeed the bs In
thc Stat tn" water being justly clc iaed great Ne
dhh "fWs They have past years been xt, nsiyely
l'i 2 anu such Is their ebrity N tins state
h ihssh the SonI, that u "A deemed
N
will be gwen the contamination of the .ac
hat ia" purchaser will have aruplc limo h ma
mcns tr Tia" ensuing Spring season
au authorized, ny Mr.. Is w. l.. Holt The owner ,f be
"heF LOU II OF THIS property T. thai II the
the sale adves d. desire it, he his inter, vi upon
tto most rca .unabe terms -
Io mrt the requirements Of the deed trust cash pa,
m't vii be required, which Will
The deferred in further pursuance OF the t,ust will
be r. iu.d To be mace the first
lebl unless "tier" agreed between the in interest
JNo. o l. GUGGlN Trustee
pSsTPONENEST.-'T u boz g prouer,, ,v,.
hrtsod Ter sale the 2Ih day February but did moi t,ke
Pa'" IN quencc of the INF
II '"t certainty t,ke.piace advcl tcd
match !d2aw ~ lawil4april j o. |, O. Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

.'The undersigned believing the argument re-
ccn,lv delivered by you in tho Franklin Society
IN fdror of the remorai Of the Negro Population
from Western Vrginia not only able, b"t IMAM
sc.r,hle; and that its publication mW tend 10
briag he public mind 10 a CORRECT coNcLrSioN
upoa the rsomertous subject we beg thatyou will
furnish us full statement Of the matter for the
public press" ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23
= PR INt. q. OssID y.

SP x Y = a. O p DIS
fTlIt subscribers desire Ii he ate their custom.
l. .ni the pnhir ecu"r ,y. heir r.'w stock of
SPRING CLOTHING
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
oirn In oHcr supply Il, lapidy increasing demand
CIR i. No : AT ADV NAift CIbl HING, they have
sl Ire unfe TIM usually stock and have
aHS tn sell ct and mau1f sui, their long
cnc m. >hOwu j. best aitIe l.. The then
tur an in h, il tls will
/ by furuisht III pBd POoas at
ftfs tie continued custom 81 Who have hcretoor
"t"t 'r"nz"d thu bazaar. the Spring le59
we u state not :" pronounce, Nrllcnrc
Tir tom gc In iN, N"rh utt AMI
grad" 81 TaTncuis, ttvu !, heap
tnl and " elEmadc ' piiin!.
BI klnl CHS. SIiAFER Il co
y B-Thoso prt frrh. made by
lag i"'ir riders will BE- pF"hpi.s ase.iana dated
Il-dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

Tnr spirit and energy displayed ly the oppos-
ion in Virginia seem to have been caught by toe
people Of our ncighhoring States In Tennessee
they are making active preparations for thorough
organization and we observe from our North Car
Dina exchanges that they confident Of making
important gains in tie next Congressional eiec
tons. A victory in Virginia would have nneh
effect upon the other Southern States, aud produce
revolution in the present parties q - e'eetrr.
Let our friends be animated hy the pro-lest be-
lore us, not only for the sake g! Virginia. hut ior
the sake of the Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23
"Brother" Letcher.

The National Era, the Abolition organ a Wash
ington, is out in favor of the election Of betcher
as Governor of Virginia After giving its reasons,
Its says:
"For this and other reasons, we confess that,
much a. we dislike the dominant party. and de-
sire its overthrow we shall he rery nell reconcited
to the continued ascendancy of the Democracy of
Virginia WITH ouR WEAK AND ERRrSc BROTHER At
ITS HEAD"
Weak and crrinr "brother !" That will do.
Three cheers for Brother" Letchcr
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-20
DIED,

Z At Whatley. Mass, 9th inst, ELEcrA, wife Of
Elijah Alli,, sged IS years.
Mrs Allis was born in whatley, and passed
her long life in that town, respected and beloved
by all. In her early life she united with the
Congregational Church, and ever adorned her
profession by manifesting the graces Of disei-
pie Of Christ. She saw her sons and daughters
occupying places Of usefulness, and all standing
by her dying bed 10 listen 10 her professions Of
trust and confidence In Him In whom she bsliev-
ed, and fearing no evil as she looked upon the
dark valley, the shadow of death, She was
devoted wife, faithful mother and constant
friend. The church has also TO mourn tho
death Of one Of its ablest members-of moth
er In Israel. lspringfeld Daily Republican
ey- Mrs A., the subject Of the above notice.
was a near relative Of our esteemed friends,
Messrs. WHITE, Of this village. She was the
youngest and only remaining one Of family Of
eight children, who all lived to an advanced
age. Many Of the family friends residing here
sincerely mourn for their departed friend and
relative. Aet
Il
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-20
sherif's Sale.

10y virtue Of an execution, In favor Of Sylves-
ID ter Lind and Samuel S. Slater, and against
the goods and chattels, and for want thereof,
then the lands and tencments, within my baili-
wick. Of Jonas p. Cooley, issued out OF, and un-
der the seal Of the Circuit Court for the county
of Ottawa and State Of Michigan, on tho four
teenth day Of January, A. d. 1859, and 10 mo
directed and delivered, have levied upon, and
shall expose for sale at public auction, at tho
Court House, In the village of Grand Haven,
that being the place Of holding the Circuit Court
for said county Of 0ttawa), on the twentieth day
of April, A. ID. 1859, at one o'clock OF said day,
all the right title and interest Of the said defend
ant, in and TO the following described property,
real estate, 30 wits The northeast quarter OF
the south cast quarter and the southwest quar-
tor of the north east quarter Of section thirty
six, in township nine, range. sixteon, containing
Altogether eighty acres, said real estate bong
In the county Of Ottawa and State of Michigan
Dated, Grand Haven, February 10, 1859.
SAMUEL r.. SANFORD, Sheriff.
By George w. Woodward, Deputy
Arwoop & AKELEY. Att'ys. ''- 'i'i' tTw ms
:Esy~ Tho above sale is postponed to the 4th
day Of May, 1859, at the same place and timo
of day.-Dated, Grand Haven, April 20, 1859.
SAMUEL II. SANFORD, Sheriff,
BY George w. Woodward, Deputy sheriff.
ArwooD 4 AKELEY, Att'ys. Wv nl7
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-20
GRIND Haven. Ap
Mortgage Sale.


DEFAULT having been made in the pay
IL ment of a certain mortgage, executed by
Uermanus Diepenhoost TO Dwight Cutler ana
UenryI.. Warts, dated August Sth, 1897, ana re-
corded in tho Office Of Register OF DEEDS OF W
tawa county, Michigan, August Il, 1927, IN LII
her D. of mortgages, on pages 90 ana 90 upon
which mortgage there is claimed to be due az
,he date Of this notice two hundred and seven-
ty.aye dollars (s275) and interest thereon, and
no proceedings at law or equity having been IN
stituted for the recovery OF the same, ana no.
tice is hereby given that to pay said amount
claimed as due together with tho interest there.
on and the costs and charges Of vendue and
sale, by virtue Of power Of sale in said mort
gage contained and pursuant to the statute IN
such cases made and provided. there will be sold
| at public vendue TO the highest bidder, ut tho
| front door Of tho Court-House, in the village OIL
| Grand Haven, in said county of Ottawa, on
| Saturday, the Both day Of July next ut o'clock
In the afternoon of that day, the lot OF land ana
premises described in said mortgage. TO WIT
The north east quarter Of parcel OF land iying
outside of the village of Grand Haven, and con-
waved by Henry Pennoyer and his wife, Alletta,
10 Dwight Cutler and Henry l.. Warts, tho
second day of March in the year 1857, lying four
rods on Franklin street and eight rods IN length,
containing land equal to one full sired village
lot in the proposed extension of tho village oil
Grand Haven.
| DwrcHr oerIrn. Mortgages.
4 HEsRr I..'wAnrs.t
Dated April -, 1858. lH wis
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-20


farmer by tho use Of his plough, thus;
You propose o trade with him, it maybe
Of horse. Out comes tho eyer-ready,
keen-bladed knife forthwith. He com,
mences, after view Of the two conjoint-
", a discussion rs 10 the relative points
of merit and dement, Of the respective
animals, in the mean time carving out
various figures from the single or piece
Of soft pine he always finds at hand; and
before either is exhausted, through his
horse may be sprained, ring-boned, found
cred, the victim of the poIl-evil in its in
cipient stages, you are convinced by his
cute way Of arguing seemingly, even
against your eyes and better judgment
too, that on the whole there is not SC
much difference in the value of his ant
your animal (which is as sound as
'.nutr) as you at first supposed, and yo'
trade, and lose twenty-five dollars by tn
bargain. With others he driver equal.
as good bargains, and is always ready 70
a trade. And now word of advice, era
It's appropos to the above. Ai~ay
keep a sharp took ont for your orn 10
terest when you trade Nth a man tho
is given TO much whittling.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-20
A WORD TO FARMERS.

We wish, says the Grand Rapids Press,
that we could speak to every farmer in
this and adjoining counties. We learn
that tho "gold stories" are having their
affect upon the farmers, and that spirit
of discomfort pervades the country. We
trust that no farmer viii for moment
think of going to Pixies Peak this season.
If there is gold there you can get it a
great deal easier and cheaper two or three
years hence. Every farmer has gold
mine in his farm this year. Look at the
price Of wheat, corn, oats, beef ara in
fact everything that farmer has to sell,
and tell us where the real "Pike's Peak"
isl It is at home. Then stay at home,
Danish the fend Of discomfort and prepare
10 PUT IN THE SEED. The farmers say
that they are afraid of the weevil, but the
weevil will not hurt corn, oats, rye, barley
potatoes and vegetables Of all kinds. Dc
not rely so much upon the one crop o
wheat but raise quantity of all sorts o
human fodder. There is not an articl
in the farmers Inc but will bring tn
gold, Remember that if great man
people 60 to the gold mines, that is
much the better for those who stay
There never was time when farmin
promised so remunerative as this year.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-20
SALT! SALT!

The whole amount Of stock ESQ, 0o0)
with which it was proposed TO organize
the East Saginaw Salt Manufacturing
Company has been subscribed, and the
proper measures are being taken to per-
feet the organization of tho Company IN
the manner required by law. A meeting
Of tho stockholders is TO take place on
Saturday evening next, the 10th inst, for
the election of directors. Committees
have already been appointed to cores
pond with parties acquainted with boring
for salt water, with view of making ar
rangements to commence the work at nm
carly day. We have never seen, in any
public movement in this region requiring
The investment Of capital, greater WILL
inrness 10 take stock literally, on the part
of those who have the means 10 do so.---
This implies great degree of confidence
in the success and profit of the business,
as well as liberal desire for Improvement
The evidences of the existence Of salt II
this valley are daily increasing. Sail
springs have recently been discovered il
some portions of this county, in the vic
inity of the rivers. We learned a few
DAYS since that q well was dug in Bridge
port or Birch Run during the dry tim'
last summer, and tho water obtainec
proved too salt for common use, until ate
heavy rains, when it became diluted b.
the surface water.
[Saginaw Enterprise.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-20
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of Mason,
Suit pending before John W. Miller, Circuit
Court Commissioner, in and for the said coun-
ty of Mason, in said State, at Pere Marquette,
this 9th day Of March, A. ID, 1859. .i,fQ.,
On petition for annulling deed executed by tho
Auditor General Of said State, ON sale of Land
for Taxes; Almansa Philips, Petitioner IS.
William White, Defendant
NN reading and fling tho petition in this
~ cause, duly verified praying TO have annui-
led the tax deed heretofore executed by the Au-
ditor General, Of the State Of Michigan, for lot
number one Of section three. township seventeen
north Of range eighteen West, in tho township
of Pere Marquette, in said county OF Mason, Tor
the taxes of 1853 from which il appears that the
above named defendant has an interest In said
lands by virtue OF said tax decd and ID further
appearing from tho affidavit Of Almnnsa Philips,
the above named petitioner, now on hle, In this
cause that the above named defendant docs not
reside in the State Of Michigan, but resides In
the Province Of Canada. On motion OF William
III. Parks, Attorney for said petitioner, II Is or
dered that Wednesday, the 18th day OF July
nextat one o'clock in the afternoon, at tne Ooun
| Nv Clerks Office, in the township OF Pere Mar
ouette, in said county Of Mason, be assigned for
receiving evidence and taking examination OF
| r;tnosses ON the part Of the said petitioner, be-
| CO M the undersigned Circuit Court Commits
s;oner. In and for said county Of Mason, in tho
| matter OF said petition; at which time ana place
tho above named defendant and all persons IN
terested therein viii appear and attend the same.
And 1t is further ordered that within twenty
days the said petitioner cause notice Of TINS OF
| der 10 be published in the Grand Haven NsWs, a
paper published weekly in the county of Ottawa,
| Michigan, and that said publication be contin-
ned once in each week Tor six successive weeks,
or that she cause q copy Of this order 70 be per-
sonaliy served ON the said defendant, at least
twenty days before the tino ordered for receiv.
ing testimony In this cause.
JOHN w. MILLER, Circuit Court Commits
sioner, for the County Of Mason, Michigan.
wA III. PARKs, Attorney for Pctitioncr. q
Grand Haven, March %, 1859. Nv MI