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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
DWELLING HOUSE
And Fnnr Aeraa of Land snr sala

J lAHU -Four Acfek OF Land TOT Sale.
SITUATED the west side of Chestnut streeta ehori
distance south of the Court House, is thoroughly
puit OF the best Materials and pans has been
20 make It pleasant convenient and comfortable good
wei Of neverailng water and cstern under tie
roof. wood house. smoke house, and ice house are
conveniently attached so. large Horse Barn. Car.
age House and sheds for cows pigs poultry and eisern
for watering stock The land and garden is in high
state Of good bearing Orchards and tv
Nursery sss - -
The above place viii be sold at bargain, and upon
reasonable terms as to time Of pay ment, &c.
For further particulars, inquire of
y. LIZ e. n. g. R.dJNNEY, R1uenna, o
who are authorized to effect sale of the same
Rsvenna. o, Feb. s, ls6o sebstf : = ---''
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
ViIlage PronerfY for Sale.

'dn council OF the Incorporated village of Ravenna
having obained valid title to the village property
known az the Old Burial Ground offer the sale
reasonable Persons desiring buildne
oan secure prize in this property For further partic
lars enquire Of JOSHUA T. cATLIN, Mayor
OF OF r W Seymour, and N. D. Clark. Esqrs-decl4-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
FARMS FOR SALE.
Farm mr Sale

SHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm lying one mile
4 south Of the Center Of Freedom. on the road TO
chasiestown The farm CONTAINS lz9 and is we'll
adapted to farming purposes. bearing orchard of
choice fruit Grapes, Peacher, Cherrfes and
fruit IN abundance Bulldogs an nearly new; barns and
sheds and out ho-es than commonly found upon
arns an excellent well of soft wAter, end Supply of
water Tor siock; an excellent timber lot Of 81
Terms made easy for the purchaser. He will also sell
bis Dairy Of Cows with the farm, If desired.
5szsfzsi stss asssE SETH JENNINGS.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
Assignee,s Notice.

TNHE personal property and effects Of Chauney G..
L Norton consisting of goods wares, merchandise &c.
VIII be sold at Subc Vendue at the recently occu
pied BY h- said @. Norton in Garrettvile on The 9TH
day of April next commencing 10 O'Clock In the ore
noon of said day. and will continue from day to day
thereafter, until The properly is sold.
Terms of sale-Tweuty per cent viii be required TO
be made al the tine of sale Thirty per addition
thereto, in two months and the balance in months
Deferred payment TO be intsres from time of
and to be amply secured before the property delivered
.s dsr sas MASON B. TILnEN, Assignee.
Gsrrettsville, February Is. 1860. fsb22-6M
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
-. Farm for saIe.-The subscri-

Farm for Sale. e.-The subscri-
ber offers for sale his farm, of about seven
WU ty.seven acres of land. situated in Charles.
town, Portage County, about one half mile
ueze South OF the Center Of Charestown, known
as the Dorman farm being well watered never failing
streams with two wells Of good and cstern with
good orchard This farm Is well adapted either for
grain or Tor stock ar with good comfortable dwell
g house with barn, shed horse barn, wagon shed and
ot1er out bnildings This farm being situated that
wiz sell the whole part, to suit paFchaser The
price low. and the terms easy For further particulars
enquire a. my resdeL oe s JOHN HATFIELD.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
Men and Measures,

a. THE sUBsCRIBER, thankful for the patronage
~ heretofore given him. would Respectfully inform
M the residents of Ravepna and. Tcinity that he
III still continues the Tailoring Business orer Col
Frazets Hardware Store in Campbelrs Block rdrecty
opposite the Court Houses, he at ali times pre-
pared to t cut and make garments in t.e most fs-
ionaDle and durable manner From his long experience
in the business h atters himself that be cannot fail to
give satsiaction to all who mey favor him with their pa
Cutting done to order, at short notice. 1lh
Entrance between Swifs's building and CAmpbeIls
Block. ~ dEORCE S0NERyTTIE
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a9ca uso2 $50 eEA z9sAA
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
SPEND ALL YOUR MONEY
ror An Wool DsLainss At 4sc, worth soe.)
AND BORROW MORE,

To buy Ham, Pseiae. CLIQUE ,ster, cosheo and Aueu
Prints at loKe; Best Domes.so oinghan ll1fo, and
Heavy shsstiug stae.) 5tsSS 9fss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
APPorNrmNHMNTr

APPoINTNGENITS..
nR. Ri. LYONS tile celebrated Indian Herb Doctos,
y can be consulted st the following places every month
during lS59-60:
Cleveland Office ls4 Superior street. Office days in
Cleveland as 3D. 18th, l5th a4th S5th
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

s 4 TION is requested to the stock
2'ee .ad pii fs cin6x: nd .rl.oo, to the ,toek
saving, and Premium smnls,np Tobrcco.
RAYFHNA .Rn0K s1DRE
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
A ND B o z F Ro M
CHAT beautiful lot Of Zephyr H0eds)

WIN TER G ooD s,
oi Dsoheans ss SIC Fancy Msrnos at ass Plain Rs-
slams At lTc)
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

to DR.. R. J. LYONS has just issued brief sketch
81 ms life Study and Travels which be obtained at
visits at Ravsnna, at his Office in Cleveland nee 81
cnarse, Rsb'y s-8m. 2
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

uoors AT 4 DIsCoUST. - The late heavy
thunder-storms with which We have been
visited, aud the practical effects OF these
visitations, so plainly seen and felt about MS,
las had the not very unnatural effect 10 pro.
duce timidity and nervousness IN s"ne pcn.
pie on the approach Of n storm, and the inIr
sex exhibit It TO n considerable extent. II
rs true that ladies' here, as elsewhere. are
not inimlcal to conductors, but the electric
spark is not the spark oi their choice, and
Therefore, when thunder storm arises, the
first thing the t0iT creatures do rs TO render
themselves unAttTactiye and non conduct.
i've, and, as consequence, they reduce
themselves by the subtraction Of their stee
hoops. An instance Of this was manifested
at very rect nj evening party, IN village
not thousand miles distant. While all
things were going on merIly, thunder.
storm came up suddenly. No sooner had
the elements commenced working lively,
than panic took place, and stampede was
made TO the retiring room. Here, IN less
time than 1t takes to repeat the fact, caci
pattievlas "Loop' WIS shed, and TO lh'
number Of about thirty, were thrown int,
one corner oi the room, and there left Il
"atuact" whatever loose lightning NIGH
come that way while the ladies', with ap
psrently subdued proportions. reappeared n
the parlors.--l Kalamazoo (Mlchigan) Tele
graph. @-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

HosRibLE.-A stone eater WAS on the 10,
Of the Sherman House, IN Chicago sly
stories high and united the rope thai wa,
attached 10 the top Of derrick used Col
raising stone. The guy ropes which kept
the derrick in place, having hecome tau,
from recent ra ms. the derrick fell over into
the street. and he man becoming entangl.d
in the rope on the roof, was carried ovel
also. Tile Press says:
in less time thon we are writing, all was
over. The spar Of the derrick struck the
hobt Of the building opposite with tremend
Gus force, aud breaking the stick in pieces,
which came down upon the pavement. -
The unfortunate victim Of the disaster Wal
swung clear across the street, and dashed
aeon the stoae sidewalk. a large piece OF
the derrick spar falling npon him. 0fcourse
he was insiaatly killed. A little box with
slit on the top was placed on the spot
where the man fell. giving the fact that he
was an honest. sober man, and lefta family
into witch before night were dropped siI5
~. Rade workmea would pass along and
search their pockets Tor hard earned coins.
Ladies on shopping excursions bent, would
paase 10 add TO the contents OF the Jox.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

D0vcLAstsS AND NE.Ro SuFTR,GE IN Nav
YosK I'VE notice that the Statesman pub
iisbe' without commen, The telegIaphic re-
port cf the Convention OF the Youne Demo
cracy tDouglas) OF New York, whcrein, af.
ter passing resolutions indorsIns Douglas,
Johnson. sad popular sovereignty. q feso.
luton offered by S. d. Hunt. "denouncing
the personal liberty bill, aud the extension
Of suffrage to negTocS,' met so decided an
opposition that IL was withhrown. This =
equivalent to an Endorsement by the Doug
lasiies in New York. nf measures which
have excited their inlcnsest horror in Ohio.
According to Sqnatter Democracy OF this
state. last year, pers nal liberty bin was
taRtsmount TO reasln. aud as to negro Snf
frnge--to hint at such thing was atrocious!
Their brethren in New York take an uppo.
site view OF the matter. They vote down a
proposition 10 protest against these enoGInl.
ties. yet we suppose the Statesman thinks
this is oil right.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

Siss'''.sn EWLAsAuos OF DsEaDrui
TsAeSnY. - We stated some time since ths
The body o. schiid had been found in IN,
cistSfn ofs house in England, with It's throat
cut, II having been taken from its crib durinp
the sigbt a half sister was arrested, The
chief ground against her being that oae OF
her plgbt dfesses was missing. After long
exssinstien the girl has been plsc in the
hss st times exhibited signs OF insanity. but
correspondent Of the London Dispatcb
sugg-sts that The deed may have beea COM
m'ttsd while nader the influence of SOM
psabulism,
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Very liberal terms to those who buy in large
or small quantities 90 sell again, made known
on application. The low price at which the
book Is retailed (nity Cents) renders IL one Of
the quickest selling books IN market. Special
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Every letter must contain six cents, in
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pa. JNtN,u>'- FrVuE MuNrmLY Pills. - In.
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NI-th.' tu g." used durlt- pregnancy. lest they
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nr,. Jackson. rFEIERT 4 CO..
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any pait "i the country.
Nav I. l-Gu. iGn
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that At tho neXI
IN session ui the Commissioners uf llancock
county, ohio, n petition viii be presented
praying for the location and establishment ui
- new county road, To commence on tho soc
tinn lino between sections - aud 20 In town.
ship ono North, ot range ten, whoro the Find
lay AMI Lima state road crosses said line, and
running thence South on tho section line until
the same ntrIScclS u county road runnin.
East and West through Eagle township, in sad
county, located on the section line botweeu
sections twelve and thirteen, oloyon and four.
teen. in said township Of Eagle, aud there ter.
inmate. MANY PETITIONERS
July %, lSG0.-[iw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

ExoDus or An tsPoPrL,R PREACuEn.--Thc
Rev. Bryan King left ST. George's parish on
Wednesday, To the great satisfaction Of his
parishioneis. During the evening OF that
day, the delight Of the inhabitants was ex.
pressed by az immense gathering of people,
who formed into procession, headed by n
band of music aud several banners, all OF
which bore inscriptions showing how dis
tasteful to the public mind the mode OF eel.
ebrating divine worship by Mr.. King had
been. The foremost banner, which was
painted white, hal printed IN large ptoml
nent black letters the inscription Flight
of the King. Fail of Puse,i>m IN SAINT
Georg-'s in. the. East" The band kept
plsying from street to street-"Brtons new
ef should be slaves and other airs, until a
late hour. when the vast crowd quietly dis
persed. Now that they have achieved their
wishes, no doubt the parishoners will Teadl-
ly cleanse and repair their noble church
which for months past has been IN fright.
fui state. occasioned by the disturbances,
and make it ht FOR public srrvicc.--. LoEdon
Times.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

TT REllilNG, formerly u resident Of Han
i. cock county, Ohio, now supposed tu rc
sldu "a the state ni Iowa, bu whose particular
place "i residence rs unknG wn, viii take nutice
that George Van Eman, ot Hancock county, in
the siuo Of Ohio, on the 18th day of July, A.
b' lSGO, did hlc his petition In the Court ni
Common Pleas within and for said county of
Hancock, against the said II. Rehlng, defend.
ant. setting forth that the said II. RGhling, ui
the 10th day of June, A. d. 1857. executed hi,
six prornissory notes Of that date for $50 zach
ayabie 10 Henry Gibson or bearer, ut tho
tunes following - one III six months, one in
ltwrlIe months, one IN eighteen months, one i'm
two years. one IN thirty months, and one lu
three years from the date thereof; thai the
said II, Hehiing at the said last mentioned date,
executed 10 SAID Henry Gibson mortgage on
lnl"l No. ~, In the village of Van Buren, In
said county, 10 secure the payment of said
notes; that three of said notes, being he three
hrst duo, are paid: that the three last due are
now the property of tho said George Van
Eman, and are now due and unpaid; and pray,
ING for n Judgment an said last named ihreo
notes, against the said H. Rohing, tor tho sum
lof fl33 II with interest On fi3. Il from Noyem.
ber 30th. 1884; on td0 from June 2Oih, 1859:
and on $50 from June 10Th. lSGO; aud that said
premises may be sold To pay such Judgment
aud tho said VI. Relling Is nolincd that he ~
required To appear and answer said petition
on or before tho Third Saturday alter thc alst
day OF August, A. ID. 1860.
July 10th, lSG0.-(6w
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Master Commissioners Sale.

THE STATE OF ONO, HANCOCK COUNTY, SS.
Diana Cable, Plaintiff IN N, court ofcom.
n NJ T,dJ noco,d,n, mon Pleas
y pursuance of an order of salo issued by
i the Clerk ot said Court, and To mo directed
and delivered will offer ~ public sale AT the
door of tho Court House, in Flndlay, in said
cuunty,on SATURDAY.,
The iSt day or september, 4. ID. 1860,
Between the hours Of ten o'clock, u. M, and
tour "clock, p. m, tho following described
read estate, situate In said county, and STATE o
OF ono, to,wi'; part of lot number seven, in
Boachs Addition to the Town OF Vanlne be.
ginning Tor the same At the North. West corner
Of said tot, thence running East sixty feet,
along Nam street; thence South nity feet;
thence West iOrty ieot, To Water street; thence
North along Wafer street to the place of be.
ginning appraised at 1925. Terms - Cash on
tho day of sale. ID. B. BEARDSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
July 2ith, ls6O.-[ts
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hcrchy'givcn that petition viii
~ be presented 10 the C"nmls lssinncrS ui
Hancock county, Ohio, IT their A"Nt Septcm.
her se,~iontur 1850, praying said CnmmiS sion.
crs tn grant a view and survey tor the lcca
ton ami establishment "t Il county road "un
mcnclng at tIs center ct ,cctiou number ihir
teen in tuwnrhip number one South. Ofrtucc
ten East. at the end w the road thcrn now
lrav He'd: and thence North on tho half see,
tinn hnc to- the center NJ section twenty nyc
IN township an" North, uf range ten East: ana
thence East an the htli section line t. lur Per.
ryShurs aud lIc lciuntanc state road aud
there terminate and that said road he thirty
feet wide. IJulV -, 1850. -IWI
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that n petition vii
~ be presented To tho Commissioners a.
Hancock county, Ohio, ut their next Sop,em
'ber session for lS60, Tor the location and es,ah
lishmont OF a county road, cOmmenoin nj The
road known as tho Wright road, IN the oclto,
pheasant township, Hancock county, Ohio
thence running West with the center line ojI
sections 22, "a, 20 and ~, until II strikes the
road known AS the Glload, Roundhead road
and there terminate.
August 3, ls6D, INV
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24
Partition Notice.

SAMCEl. II. TAYLOR. Harriet Rooms. aud
> Jarh ,"l k""lls. irr husband, John Taylor.
MnrIln T.. Taylor, Jtm.S Taylor, Isaac Ta,I ~.
md Et'r 'lil lpr, Wid"w "i Edward Taylur. dr.
u. l-Gu. 90 tuc Court - Common Pleas Wltlt.N
aud Tor thc county q II ,ur"lk. ohio. hy jack
,"n Taylor. ard Is nuw pending. Whurcm sad
lark ,"u ro! lnr demands Partition IL the tel.
luW,ur real estate. 'u wii:- Thew 4 Of the y.
". ur scc. %, intowu~hp one South. ct range
. Ettt containing ~ acres more or lc,s:--aud
that ~ III" nest term ut said Court. the said
lack -uu Taylor wl'l Hpply tor an order thai
partition may lee made uf said premises
JAG kSON TAYLOR,
II, O'NENL HlArAruED, hio Atiurucs :
july 9uth, ItGG.-Itw
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I'm. ..lar. thr ilh .lnA- of scrt.mh.r. $500.
ONr,L : DLNcKroRp, Pl'tG's Au'ys.
August J, l>GO.--lts
U,o rrACuEuS.-Tbe BOARD

VNO TEACIIEUS.--Thc Board ot school Tx.
i ;tniucrs Tor Hancock county, ". u hold a
session trrthc purpose uf examining Teachers.
~ the Union School room. in Findlay, on the
first Saturday ut January and the first SatUr
lay ui February, and IN" first 8ud third ~ttUr
ity- otcyory uuutl thereafter, commencing H'
ten u'cluck. u. M, ,uutllturth"run'i"cI I. -l.. d
.IDUE BOWMAN, Iv,yb
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The Mountain of Light,
or Medical Protector,

book Of near 800 PAGES, containing full in
formation Of all private diseases, and guide
for those who are married or thinking Of mar
riage, will be sent on receipt OF 50 cents. This
the language. Useful alike to male and female,
but should not be In the hands Of very young
persons, as 1t contains information that might
be perverted to unworthy ends. Also, fun
and explicit key to AL hidden and delightful
secrets of Marriage, Love and Beauty, never
L..f.-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that there will be
~ petition presented To- the Commission
GrS ut Hancock county, AT their September
session for lSGO asking for nm alteration ut the
county road leading from the base line r"id ju
monce nj tho center ut the quarter post ui see.
tI"n 20, township North. ut range r. Al the
end uf Daniel Weller lane; running thence ~
II North Westerly direction lill II strike, the
Iprare at tho prairie bridge; thence along
said bridge to where the bridge is uoa torn up
some twenty five rods North of the main ditch
on the prairie; thence North West 10 the pros
cnt road "u the center line of section %, town.
ship North, nf range ~, on the lands owned
/ by samuel kcmblc, DAVID Chambers, and u. i
Cory. August J, lSGO. .-[iw.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that a pct Aon will
IN bc presented I" the Comm s,irucrS ul
Hancock county, ONO, nj their nrAt Scplcm
her session, praying Tor said Cummis Suucis Ia
grant view and SIryey ola proposed county
road, 10 commence AT the Southwest corner
'oi ia" East half uf the SOUTHWEST quarter OF
section eight. IN Allen township, IN said coun
.ty' "n The county road running from the town
Let Van Buren,, III said county, Ia the town ="
t"Ni"ril. ~ Seneca county, Ohiu; thence
North along the quarter section line between
said lands and the lands of Abraham Bachtrl
on which said Bachtel now lives, and between
the al ds "l samuel kagcy and II small piece
of land owned by David lirctts, u the Thin
and Defiance state road, and there terminate
said proposed road to he thirty feet wide, and
I" he located on the premises of Charlie Tay,
lor ana said samuel kagey. Petitioners vii
then and there ask that SAID proposed road be
lad out and established u public highway.
MANY PETITIONERS.
july goth, lsGO.-(4w
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Notice to Complete Real Contract.


To GFOHGE ". SrnrT ANp PnHBr Srorr. MS
WIFE: WILLIAM II. Srorr ANp Ein,nrrH y.
STOIT. MS WIFE: GEOWGE W. PtTTERSON, MIL
ToN PATTERSON, MARY JANE BALpwiN; ANp
ANGgLiSE PATTERSON, PuuBE II. PArrER'uN,
LUCY j. PATTERSON, ANp FISDLAY PATTERSON,
MINoR HEIRS OF WILLIAM N. PArTEK>oN, NJ.
CEASED: ASP SUSAN PATTERSON, WIFI oF sam
WILLIAM NJ PATTERSON, pEcEAsEn;
N"uU are hereby notified that on the Glst day
L "fJIly. 4. u. lSG0. Elizabeth Patterson,
ADMINISTRATIVE, and William II. Baldwin, All.
'muiStratnr OF the estate OF John Patterson,
deceased, filed in tho Probate Court of Han
cock county, ohio, 4 petition alleging that
Iun the 2ith day Ot November, A, ID, lSJ2,
the said John Patterson then in full lite, enter
ed into "a contract in writing with Myron Mcr-
chant, Tor the sale uf the following described
real estate. situate III said county, to.wit:-
Twenty-Five and one half acres oil Ot the South
end at tho East h.tlfnf the North Wost quarter
luf section twenty (2D), in township one %
North, ut range eleven Ql); that said Myron
Merchant paid Ia said John Patterson. IN his
life time the FIRST and part of the second In.
StalmcntS, and has paid to said petitioners,
since the death ui said John Patterson, the
whole of the balance of the purchase money
Tor said premises; and that the above named
ole icndlnts are the hcirSat law and legal repre-.
scntatives OF the SAID dcccdont: that said MY.
ron Merchant has assigned his interest IN tho
contract for said premises 10 Isaac Davis, both
OF whom are also made defendants in said suit
The PRAYER of the petition is for authority 10
make a deed to said Isaac Davis, rs assignee
uf said Myron Merchant, In behalf Of said heirs
latlaw. Said petition will be for hearing ON
the 2Sth day of August, 1860, or as soon there'
Iafter as leave of the Court can he obtained.
ELIZA BETH PATTERSON, Adm'r,
WILLIAM ii. BALDWIN, Idmr.
BY O'NEALS BLACKBOARD, their Attorneys.
Aupust 4. lSnO,-T3W