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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-30
1arirnItn ral.


r,y,xrxc SEED WHEAT-Jon Johnston
cfGeveva. one of the the most thorough
nd successful farmers of this country, as
an or1r readers know. says that he quit
raising chess tsrsnty-c:ght years ago-py
,,ev,r sowing il. He has never raised
lusbel of il in all that long period on MS
.xt,nsive wheat farm. Thlrty-seyeny years
!, ~ h.. obtained eight bushels of chess to
n.ary hundred OF wheat His mode OF
leaning seed is the same lii substance
that we have practiced thirty years ago,
but viii bear sepetition, and we therefore
i've. it a. recently described by him:
Mv plan Is to take out the flaming
mill riddles: some cal them screens; L
call th, lower one only screeN-it takes
out mustard seed and cookie in part Al
.er the riddles are out; take Oft the siiak-
Ing rod or nj least the ones nearest t,ie
wings or fans. Then let one man turn the
wings or fan by the crank or handie, as
usual let another pour the wheat INTO the
hopper from a basket or any other 'cs:ei
=. tin pail answers very WELL let hlm
pour regularly and not very fast Ii much
chss. Let the man turning keep up
steady wind: he need not turn vary last
Have some one 10 take back the clean
wheat rs it comes down from the mill.
and VIII guarantee that not chess seed
will remain in the wheat. The man pour
Ing in the wheat ought to be boss, to make
sure. that the man turning does not slack
m too much. or that he does not stop tur-
,iu,, I II the wheat and chess are all out OF
the hopper, else it may fail down among
ia. clean wheat If the wheat Is bO lbs TO
the. bu>hcl or over. very little, IT any, Will
b. blown out with the chess. As consider
able will Law on the cookie and mustard
screen. when that is going to be put down
!; j. safest to scrape back the upper part
with the hand. because if there Is chess
anywhere amongst the wheat 1t Will be
there. Now if this is done precisely rs l
direct. and if the wheat is not made en-
tir.lv free of chess, unless three chess
seeds are sticking together, which Is some
times the case with the top seeds on tho
main stalk. in which case there may bt
some left III the wheat: still little more
wind will blow them out. If any man WI
try it and can't do it, send for me, and |
I cannot do it to perfection, | won't ash
them to pay my travelling expenses.
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NONTGOMEHY'S
Family Provision Store.
ErynNn.iUn ArrEV.aas

subscriber las spring STOCK at
/ the above old and popular establishment, compris-
health ul snhstantiais OF life Ills purchases
now ar irving from the sOgth and with his purchases
elsewhere, now comprise the largest, fullest, freshest
and cheapest stock of Family Groceries be found
tween Chicago and ST. LoGis. lie invites all who are
skeptical on this post call and them. The follow
ing articles comprise but part Of his list constantly On
hand
.SrCrr brown loaf, clarified and crushed.
Iorse Rio rud Java.
M1lG.-es. sn AR h0u.e. plantation and syrup.
CdndIes, star, s,earine, sperm, ind tallow.
Teas green, black, boheat &c.
Soap, Tos.n. CASTLE, and shaving.
Iotacco, Cayendish, Ene cut, smoking. &c.
Cigars, anything from "lOEg nine" to ''ulLd four
penny Cuba" E-- ...#
OIL linseed, sperm, ard olive. -
Park, lard, taiIow &c
fssi, n1aEere. white. herring, and trout.
,ocoG Nuts, rais.us, and curTaHts.
t5ys. al rstail or by the drum.
fTtagsr Ir,srrges. very Lse article.
ITaeJnr, tfe best oraf, and :id.:.
Ii.Itss. in Jars. AL kinds. extra
PeDyey .>Ii.c, pepper, s4 alsPice, ginger, and all
other ordinary ccndi UeBts-
Nut Rrazl. flBeri-- almonds pea ugts, &c.
Tons for ciiren go udingcr babies, and everything
else from the ,-IepfiaH; JACK Ire giant killer.
IIgst.rs, sardues. &c, in cans.
C1niiss a lot Of al kinds.
JtTtls broous. uufs, 4c-
OrIag~s AMI Ies0t-, resh from the Soath, retail
or ~ tie bDs. E-
Yfly~c, INK, pens, and al k.Hd- Of stationery
Iotra-~, sLo;- caps, e4!, as.i everything il tl7. line.
Fsar potA.oes, vegetable N theiE season, butter,
.rg. chickens and 81 such lizzie -sEranc sLents ue--
~ families. a.s-ys s'Js. wza they possibly be
procured ;Jr love Or money
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y rufiian shot at me last night said
pcrnurious gentleman, and my life was
saved by the ball $ striking a silver dollar,
in my pocket" whoever takes tru aim
n; your heart. is very certain 10 hit dol
lar" said one who knew him
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Take Malice.

H35HE subscriber having purchased the Aqueduc Mills
l. and the same being now in first-rate order for
CUSTOM OR MERCHANT WORK,
Weuld be happy to have his numerous friends give him
a call, where they will find Geo Mann. Jr always ready
to attend to them, and give Custom Work despatch.
GEO. MANN.
P. S.-Cash for Wheat, and all orders for Flour
promptly delivered. jan1-6m
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For Sale or TO Rent.


TIlHE premises lately owned and occupied by O. Cham
plin situated Main Street, In the western part
the city The house is nearly new, and convenient; a
good we'll of water cistern garden. barn and every
cessary nvsnience. Immediate possession given
For terms 2rpiyto marl2 J. {. CHANPLIN.
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7 Is.II<s.

A yer. fine lot % Victims, wish al tEe gcsea;s,
a. asIoui=binsy .oS prices
4L>J-t i.t.,D J..f it.,r linn olf C.g -. to-.-
ther with everything y3-e rist named ~ H. line,
lie Supplied Wiia t.e article called for ne
III! spar. r pains or expense - get il.
nt..ra ". IL I-.ri. Z. MONTGOMERY.
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FAIL CAMPAIGN OF 1853.
RuSsell'S Furniture DEPOT,

TUE subscriber would again remind his old customers
and the people generally. that the depot in full
operation, with larger and better assortment every
assortment of article usually a
Furniture Store than ever before.
He is selling out day not exactly cost but at
very low figures and rep,ensng with new articles of
his own and Home Manufacture also of Eastern work
He has now on hand large and compile assortment
OF Parior Furniture, sofas, Gard and Centre Tables
WhaNots, &C. At Is per less former price.
One Price Low Prices, and Cash Business will sue
coed, and is best for the buyer and the seller
Particular attention invited to his stock OF Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames, &c.
Looking Glass Plates all sizes, always hand and
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Great EaVga i.f,

1 FARSI s;usfed ia ia. io~n-hip OF Grand Rapids,
n eig; rail-. frorH ottawa. containing cu- hundred
ard sky seres good and hundred a. Eassa
acres under I'll. flov. Inquire Of t|t NEE
i4liI Z 4. Z. N'CNIN.
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"SUNNY SIDE"
For sale or to Rent.

from fte iN Of A}irt. faeef.
ygIUE subscriber offers for sale lie present. residence,
on the side of Fox River, in the City OF Oita-
wa or in case Of failure lie Sc. il viii be 10 rent In
either case possession will be given the Ist OF April
Also 10 rent, adjoining, suitable for garde
purposes Pc. Information refer to the -uDds-sg
,rarl2 CHAS. p. CLARKE.
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HERE Is a piece of GOODNESS which ehal-
len-es admirotion:
Several gentlemen going down ycster--
day in the early morning train purchased
from a newsboy, at Grecnbush station,
mental food to last them for the voyage.
One of these, observing that lady who
at near him had no paper, and presunI-
ia. that full details with magnificent IL
lu-trations" of the Washington tragedy
would prove interesting to her, Frank Les
Is pepper. Mt the same time calling her at
t.ution to the subject matter of its ensra-
Wing. The lady received the Journal III q
,l.il anil formal manner. spread wide open
before her deliberately stopped domn, and
rrlI.c,l oft her rubbers, and carefully fold
in. them UP. laid them beside her on the
s..lt-arranginc her brocade and shawl as
Il nothing had happened Our friend Is
Of opinion that this rather takes the rag
oil any previous demonstration OF imner-
tu-lII5 coalne=- he never witneedd-Ir2y
Tnss 10Th
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OTTAWA
Foundry and Machine Shop.

v -
Foundry and Machine Shop.
FEsIIE late firm of GRDLEy, CoGswEIL Co. having by
d mutual consent dissolved their business relations
the 10th day of December last the undersigned hav
ing arranged with W. H. w Cushinan and s. b. Gridey
for their entire interest in the Ottawa Foundry. will
continue the business heretofore conducted by them,
and solicis continuance of the patronage bestowed
upon the late firm.
Having myself established the first Foundry in Ota
wa, in the year lc5, and continued in the business at
this place TO the present tire and having had
pattern makers constantly employed have secured
A STOCK OF PATTERNS,
Unequaltea By any Shop an the Vest.
All old patterns for Harvesters, Tnreshng Machines,
and Horse Powars also for Mills and Engines, on hand
All work done on shsrt notice and at reasonable
prices Ijanl5J WM. COGSWELL.
EseapiNs d Moving Machines.
gE7IE old favorite Reaping and Moving Machine, "X
\ Greea's PuteRt" will continue to be manufactured
by the undersigned. All orders solicited early as
possible as only limited number will be manufactured
the present year. -r ...t
am also manufacturing Sugar Mill, which will be
ready for inspection in a short time, and which
vite tie attention OF those interested .-r e.. ..
Also, Horse Powers, from to 5; warranted equal to
any in Janloj WM COGSWELL.
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New Music rH.y - n
II HAVE just received from Boston 400 pieces Of new
Il Sheet Music, for the Piano, Guitar and voice.
Also Instruction Books for all the different Instru.
ments, Lablachs method OF singing, other INSTRUCT
i've Books for the voice have arrangements for
monthly supplies of New Music. liberal discount to
teachers. jan29i E.Y. GRIGGS.
r Pictorial Magazines aMd Papers.
Il HAVE large lot Back numbers of these-Godey,
Harper, &C., per No. 10c. Ladies' call and look. = -
jan29 THOS. ORION.
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OUy Y0UK STATIONERY at
b. u rs ORTON's BOOK sroRk-
get ne e Is good at the Drug Stores janis
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PREMIUM CATTLE.

offer premium Of 8 100. in addition to the high
~ est market price for the best yoke of cattle between
the of five and eight years. that shall presented
on the lst day of March, 1SG0, provided less than
five yoke are offered that day competition. They
viii also agree to purchase the highest price
all the cattle that be presented for competition
the time indicated. The premium be awarded by dis
interested Judges.
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sh.rraC:s Of fiji.


WAVING a fun aud coU.pl-te abstract or title %
every piece 81 land or town lot IN tic county.
which - kept p every night noT prepared I" fur-
n.si. able z-trArs
o.: title. lsry>l l.. y SANGER.
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er pound.
Custom C1Idin., INTO Rolls

viii be done at six cents per pound. Their machines
will lie clothed anew with the best OF Cards and with
er experienced Csrder they expect have good work
done Wool viii be taken from the Depo: Ottawa
rolls returned within reasonable length OF time for
ing The work, which be lin strong sests from
almost any part OF the state at a triiing expense.
Wool intended for exchange for any the kinds
Of Goods accompanied by tie proper order may be
by Railroad to Ottawa and the goods will be put up aud
sen. with prunp,ness, according to order.
We would also say, that We have got New Custom
and FIGURING Mil in operation and persons wishing
have their grinding done short notice, we have
plenty OF water at AL times. TmyfIi ). D. GREEN.
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E.Hu<sS for Sale.


For Sale!
100 LOTS in sauSers Addition to Ottawa, and 30
lOo Lots in Old Town and States Addition TO oJta-
va, for sale chea9. Lagsel l. T. SANGER
'E'IiEFE Houses and Lot. to rent.
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ErANEOT
Wooden Eanufactory!!

THE undersigned take his method OF Informing their
L old customers, and the prhc generally tia. are
putting Into this sprrE Machinery that
will enable US 20 turn out that double the o.
Goods We have usually done; the demand for Goods
warrants this Machinery, and hope
satisfaction exchange. OF Wooden Goods for Wool
We never have, and do intend TO card into wool
portion Of cotton and sell IL for all wool Oar good.
warranted il this respect and also for Durability We
-hall continue to exchange fer Wool formerly fol-
lowing kinds Of Goods, viz Heavy Css-inere Satine.
Jeans, FaDus!s Of different kinds, Markets and
ing Yarn Considerable attention viii b. paid 10 Stocking
Earn orders will be flied for all the different grades
kinds of Yarn, common Mixed, indigo Blue Mixed Red
Couded &c. And We will manufacture for merchants
and others, Wool in lots OF hundred poand. and up
wards into Stocking Yarn, any Of the si,-v kinds
goods. on liberal terms for cash wool. Also.
mud Sptpptuo
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H0use IN Rent.

FHNHE House end OF Washington street, for
Il merry occupied by the undersigned. 1t has good
dry cellar, good WE'LL stable, house, and other
conyeniences. Possession given immediately.
ap9-1ms z. N. WADE, Bor 49, Pr st O6fcs.
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H0use In Rent.

HOUSE and two acres Of Land, wit large quantity
i Of Fruit Trees, and good barn. in South Ottawa
ap23 u~- ~ K. FAY
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A HOUSE cast of Fox River. Possession Immediate
~ ". Apply TO Daniel Z. Smith, Grain Buyer. ap23
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20
Sheriff sale.

DY virtue Of one execution issued out of the
ID Circuit Court for the county of Jackson, 10
me directed and delivered, have levied upon
all the right, title, and interest of William jus
tus, in and 10 the following described lands and
,enements 10 wit: commencing on the bank of
the Grand River al the east end of the river
bridge, on the south line o: section seventeen
town one north OF range one west, in the county
of Ingham and State of Michigan, running thence
east two chains seventy-fve links, thence north
twenty-three degrees, east, seven chains, thence
north fourteen degrees, east five chains, thence
west four chains TO the river above named, thence
upon the bank of said river 10 the place OF be-
ginning containing five acres of land, more or
less. Also the following described lands on the
the west side of Grand River, on the same sec
ton, 10 Wit: on the south east quarter OF seven
teen, aforesaid, commencing at the centre Of va
ter street, twenty-five feet south Of the south
west corner OF the grist-nill situated on said
quarter section, thence easterly parallel 10 the
west side of sand Crist-mIl, lightweight feet,
thence northerly parallel 10 said street, ninety
feet, thence westerly parallel to the line first de-
scribed TO the center of water street, eighty
eight feet, thence along the center OF said street
10 the place of beginning; also, commencing in
the centre OF said water street directly opposite 10
the center OF said street directly opposite 10
lne center Oh said Nhlli thence HoTti aiOIS the
center OF said water street two chains and eight
links, thence westerly at right angles with said
street three chains, thence southeFly four chains
sixteen links, thence easterly three chains TO the
center of water street, thence along the center
of said street two chains and eight links to the
place OF beginning, containing one acre of land,
be the same more or less, all OF which shall cx
pose tor sale at public vendue TO the highest bid.
der at the court house in the village of Mason.
on the third day of November, 4. D., 1889, Al
one O'Clock L. M.-Dated, Mason, Sept. sth,
1889. EDY BAKER. Sheriff.
,uaag
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Probate .SetFcc.

NTATEOF MICHIGAN, County of Ingiam s..
~ AT a session of the Probate Court Tor the
county of lnghaln, holden at the Probate Office
in the City of lansing on Monday. the 18th day
of Sept, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and fifty nine. Present, Vim. II. Pinckucy,
Judge Cf Probate. In the matte. of the estate OF
Ezekiel Massey, deceased. On reading and fling
the petition, duly verified, Of James Turner, al
ministrator OF the estate Of said deceased, pray
ing among other things, that he may lie autEuri.
zel to sell the real estate of said deceased situa-
ted in the City OF Lansing.
ThereupOn il Is ordered, thar Monday, the it
day of October next, at / | O'Clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition
and that the heirs at law of said deceased, and al
other persons Interested in said estate are rcquiT
ed 70 appear at a session of said Court, then ID
be holden az the Probate Office, in the VILLAGE OF
Mason, and show cause il any there be, why
the PRAYER of the petitioner should not be grant
ed 1nd ii is further oriered, that said peti
toner give notice 10 the persons Interested in
said estate, e. t,e pendcacs 81 said petition, ana
the heariu. thereof by causing a copy OF TIL.
order to be published in the Lansing Republican
q newspaper printed and circulating in said couL
" of lngaam successive weeks previous ID
sad day OF hearing. \ true copy.
NM. II. PiNChNEi,
.a.4y JUDGE ,y: propata.
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LEGAL ADVERTISE NTS
sheriff sale.

Dr. virtue of one execution issued out OF AMI
ID under the seal OF the circuit court for the
county of Incham, TO me directed and delivered
have levied upon all the right, tide and interest
Of Truman Bacon, in and 10 the following de-
scribed lands and tenements TO wit: the south
sixty acres of the north one hundred and TWEEN
" acres Of the north west quarter OF section
two in town four north of range two west. also,
thirtv-fve and a half acres off the north west
quarter OF section two, in town four north OF
range two west. also, the south cas-, quarter OF
the south west quarter Of section thirty, in town
four north Of range one west, in the county Of
Ingham and State of Michigan, which | shall cx-
pose for sale at public vendue, TO the highest
bidder, AZ the court house, in the village OF Ma
son, on the 18th day of October, A. D., 1859.
at one o'clock in the afternoon.-Dated. Lansing,
Sept. 9TH, 1859. EDI BAKER, Sheriff.
22Sw6 By ii. H. DrNKs nepty.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD.
Aoplicatio,. TO transact the business Of Insu'
rance under the act of february 18Th, 1889.

rance, under the act of february ION, 1899
n, N. Hss-oJ!s, r.- SeeTtuy Of ts Size Of Ascat".
.U,HE AStIdCAIIDN 0: Merchants Insurance COMPANY
OF Hartford, the state oi Z nn-cticat, e-preu-4,
.hsx. that III. Insurance. Company,
Oy ami un.-r laws Of the state 81 Connecticut,
That th-y actually engage! in the business '" "
.arAncs Adj IG-y hereby Apply Tor Ger uhcilo
fiux tIsn the business OF Insurance IA e
STATE Michigan provided for AMI authorized IN me
at .nt.d al regulate tre, Narine Lie anu
ii.slt ln.lraGc- C,mpauie, and their as-El-, ns'ea
tons. p.rrnsr.hp- and individuals DOING n q, Name
LIZ. and Health business not ncOrCrd.d ht
the state o. caisan approved February Ioth, 1893
They urther ave ant sAOS a, follows, va:
i,-.hAt the Of said company - Merchants in'a
rance Company, "f Hartford, AMI that their place
business in Hartford in ssd State OF CONNECTICUT
vhs re they keep maintain their principal once
2i-ThAt Of their capital s'ocs the sum OF
two hundred thou-a aud dollars. ,
3d-Inat Of Sad capital stock, the sum OF one hundred
and ay thousan nj ani ninety dollars has actually been
pad ny BY ths Stockholders Of said company.
Ith-rhAt the assets Of sad company consist
l. ~ cash hsni at their said place Of business the
.um Of three unired nineteen and seventy four one nun
drsiths dollars CASH the hands Of The agens OF sad
company the sua %! three thousand four huniT-i MY
seven hundredihs dollars cash n nan Is
Of persons than the agents OF sad company Dat
inclunx banks aai bsnAcrs, the sum OF twenty i'ur
eight hundred Tint, nns ami ninety QUO nun
drsths dollars
2d-or real estate. which il unincumbefed, none.
3i-U bon Is Owned by SAID company, amount ny
in actual value al least hity seven THOUSAND
seven hunIret and dollars the rat. of interest upon
which bonds "a SIX per cent. Bonds owned by the
company, viz:
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DR.. j. W kERMoTr's CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES, manufactured only by
DIR. j. W. Kcrmott, for H. NJ. Gidman & Co, AZ
their store, No. 1t Congress ST, Detroit. Mich.
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF WILLOW, positive
and nevcr-iailing cure for ASue, Chill Fever aud
Bilious Diseases. II is a rld We: powerful tonic
in all cases OF debility, indigestion, dyspepsia,
and weakness OF the stomach.
COMPOUND MANDRAKE, or Aperient Anti-Bil-
ions Pills, the best purgItiye now known. These
pills combine power wigh miidness of action, and
in no case produce subsequent constipation.
EXTRACT or BLACKBERRY, a vegetable Summer
Complaint cure. The only certain remedy in
Dysentery, Bloody flux, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cramps, &c.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAS, a safe and
certain cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarscness, Bron-
chi,is, Asthma, Splitting of Blood, &c.
n For Certificates, &c, see Circulars, 10 bc
had of Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally.
For sale by X. THAYER, Agent.
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Pain AID Weakness in the Back and siae o. !,

| CONSIDER 81
Johns Ian. Ger
far sup. rior - So
medicine Tor ttr
came rutpo>r
have ever kvuNn
either flT fnan
beast u rrui.A
a lump airgf IS.
large A. mN dnli
t-L 90 tx gs
standing nmg
reisl.h"fs
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COmmjs.iOncr'. NOtiCe

I'VE, the undersigned. having been appointed
w commissioners 20 examine and adjust all
claims against the estate Of VIM. Webb, deceas-
ed, by the Judge Of Probate Of the equity Of
Ingham, notice is therefore hereby given, that
in pursuance Of said order We will meet at the
house Of Mr.. Hunt, a, Delhi Center, for the pur-
pose Of examining and adjusting claims against
said estate, on "Wednesday, the 18th day of oc-
tober, on Wednesday, the 10Th day Of Novern-
Der, and on "Wednesday, the 23th day Of De-
cember, 4. D., 1879. from the hours Of o
clock, A. NJ. to , O'Clock ?. VI. On each Of said
DAYS, and six months from the lst day Of Au-
gust, A. D. 1859, being the time limited FOR the
presentation Of said claims, notice also s hereby
given, that all claims on said estate not presen-
ted within said time, will be barred under the
statute. JOHN FERGUSON,
JOAB POLHEMUS,
229w4 C11aEaisstoners.
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SIS 900 s5.,7los5.,Tio o.

Total boni-, ........Sjs,5o 900 80, 10 81. %
4,h-O Debt, legally dI. t. the said company and Sc
cured BY her than those embraced IN The fore
going the of at least thirteen thoasanl
dollars
5th-Of debt. legally due TO said company, secured
otherwise than by mortgage, but hot due or premiums,
the SUN thous mi seven hunired rev
and eighty hundre:ths dollars. Debts other
wise s-curei loans on stocks, viz
- 80