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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28

IN the Government of Tamboff. a
rich proprietor, Mr.. R--y, who had
seduced one Of his female serfs, was
killed by her betrothed, who also was
his property with an axe. The muir
derer will doubtless be condemned to
hard labor in the mines for life. But.
says the Russian reporter an indie
pendent jury would probably have dis
charged him At least, in a case near
ly similar, the Emperor Nicholas so de-
cided A proprietor was entering a
forest with his hounds for days hunt
ing. Meeting little boy, whose fa-
Their was cutting wood at distance.
the hounds barked at him and the lit
tie fellow, picking up stick, tried to
defend himself The proprietor, en-
ragged that this imp of a slave should
dare to threaten his dogs, set them
upon the boy, and in an instant he
was toru in pieces. The father, who
bad seen this horrible scene. while run
ming to the help Of his son, found moth
ing remaining but shreds of flesh. He
rushed upon the proprietor and killed
him with blow of his axe. The mat
ter was carried before the Emperor
Nicholas. He wrote with his own
hand across the report, Sobaks sob
atchda smert-to dog the death of a
dog" And he is said to have added
verbally to the minister, In his place
! would have done the same thing"
Is not the assassin of Mr. R-y very
nearly in the same case /?
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28

GENERAL R. r MCCALL is publish
ing letters upon slavery in some of the
Florida papers He takes the ground
that the slavery Question is definitely
settled in all territory of the United
States, and that the South has as
much land as will be required for slave
labor for the next half century. He
thinks it quite useless, therefore. as
well as mischievous, to agitate this
subject at present, since it is one of
purely theoretical and speculative in
terest The character of slavery is not
involved - slavery is a reality, for
which the present generation is not
responsible and which it cannot ter
inmate. The Southern masters cannot
liberate their slaves if they would, be-
cause they have no place to send them
to, and they cannot live toge. her if
they are freed The agitation of the
subject menaces the Union, which
could never be dissolved except by
war-a "war not of high chivalry
where glory may be won, but war of
horrors and desolation z
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28

Reported by q. B: Cook, Fritts, d Co.,
No. 283 West Washington Market
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28

THE BRIDGEPORT AMALGAMATIoN
CAsE-oBEYING A SPIRIT. Mrs Beach,
the wealthy and handsome Bridgeport
widow, who married George W. Fran
els, an intelligent black man, gave to
her friends as one reason for her con-
duet, that she had received commune
cations from her deceased husband in
the spirit world advising her to marry
Francis, and stating that since he left
this vale of tears he had been coniugal-
" united to the spirit of a colored dam
sci. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Milliet, in the
evrning, when the lady was 80 much
disguised, by frizzling !" her hair,
&C., that he did not suspect she was a
white American woman. Francis
once gained some notorietv as the sup
posed nephew of Soulouque, the EN-
peror of Hayti.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28

HATS.-For the accommodation of my Gus
toners / have embarked in the Hat business,
and have now on hand as large and well selected
assortment of Hats can be found anywhere.
Also, Orders for Silk and Cashmere Hats FILL
ed promptly.
Last, but not least, Gentlemens Furnishing
Goods in all its variety.
March %, so. If.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28

SENTENCE OF THE CoXsAoKIE MUIR
DERERs. -The trial of Sheehan for the
murder of Decker, of Hudson, at Dan
Rice's Show, at Coxsackie, last sum-
mer, was commenced on Thursday, at
Catskill, Green comfy, and ended on
Friday night. The jury brought in a
verdict Of Manslaughter in the third
degree" Wilkinson, who was in the
ARRAY, plead guilty to manslaughter
in the third degree. Both prisoners
were sentenced by Judge Hogeboom,
to three years and sixth months i'm
prisonment at Sing Sing Rivers,
who had been indicted on the same
charge, was discharged, no evidence
appearing against him. On the same
day, notorious colored thief, convict
ed of larceny, was sentenced to Sing
Sing for the term of two years and six
months.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28
Sure Remedy to Dispel the
Blues and Fits Of Melancholy.
Great Novelties and Attraction
TEMPLE of WONDERS.
SIG. BLITz, JR.,

l SG{ & GIG { & M 93
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
ITEMS OF OHIO NEWS.

Michael Davis, while passing through Vine
street, Cincinnati, late at night, had his atten-
ton attracted by the means of a man, appar-
emily in great pain. He went to Tim and lift
ed him from the sidewalk, when the scoundrel
seized him by the throat, robbed him of $50,
and escaped.
Hebatta, the Frenchman who killed and
robbed his friend and benefactor, Manning, at
Piqua, last summer, has been found guilty of
murder in the second degree.
The Prestiss House Block in Ravenna was
destroyed by fire, on Friday morning. The
loss amounted to about $4,000.
John Buskin of Wood Co, while returning
home from Maumee, a few days ago, in compa-
ny with his son, was frozen to death. He was
intoxicated.
The Circleville Herald states that a gang of
thieves in Pickaway county, have stolen LAO
hogs this fall, estimated to be worth over ST.;
i $50. Over $500 worth of wheat has been
stolen.
Two prisoners attempted to burn out of the
Mansfield Jail, q few nights ago, but the fire
got beyond their control and they had to raise
the alarm.
The Bellefontaine Gazette of Saturday last
~relates the following remarkable incident, and
wonderful escape, which occurred in that towr
during the week r'
Mr.. Andrew Horn was digging a well in the
western portion of OWE this week, and fount
it necessary to remove a stone which obstruct
cd his progress, by gunpowder. A fragmen
of the rock was blown two or three hundred
feet high, and falling on an adjacent building
with prodigious force, crushed its way through
roof and ceiling, and fell on the floor in a small
room where were a lady and several children
Strange to say, no one was injured.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-Judge Joseph Barker
; the oldest white native of Ohio, died at his res
idence at Newport, above Marietta, this morr
ing.
A boy was skating on the river near Tiff
o., slipped into an air-hole and disappeared
? He was found two days afterwards, some tw
hundred yards below where he went in.
On Monday last, a skift containing ten PEI
0 sons, in crossing the river from Cincinnati t
C~ovington, was swept away by floating ice.-
Nine were rescued, and one lost.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
The Great Wonder of the
Nineteenth Century
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR


GAYS the st. Louis, mp Democrat: Below, we
= publish 4 letter to Ia. huuu, oi this c!ty from ii gen
tIeInan III Maine which speaks, gicwingiy "i the supe-
rior merts oI his. hair tonic. such evidence must have
It's ELECT, when coming trtm a reliable source. Ii GER
ticatcs are guarantees of trGth, the IT. needs no en-
comiums, nor useless pufTery from the Press.
Professor O. J. Weed G Co..
t,ExTLEsfEy Having my attention called a few months
SINCE to the highly beneficial effects of your haIr restnra-
tive, l was in.Icet to make application OF II rpCn my
own trair, which had become quite gray, probably one
third white my whiskcrS We're OF tile same character.
Some three months since | procured IL bette OF yotr hair
restorative, and Used it. ! soon found It was proving
what | had shed. l used it about twice a week. l
have slice procured another bottle, Of wEch ] have Esed
some ! can now certify to the world that the gray or
white hair has Totally disappeared. beth tn my head and
face. anu my haiE has Icsumea its natural cuuor, and !
believe more soft and glossy thai il has been before for
IS years. am Tow sixty years old my gooi wife at
the age OF 81 las Used it with the same effect.
The above notice Ideem due to you for your valuable
discovery. / am assured that whoever Will rightly use
as per directions, Will not have tecassnn to contradict my
statements. } am IA citizen OF THIS city and a resident
here for the last fifteen years, am known to nearly every
of the above, with my name attached, is / wish to pre-
serve the beauties OF nature in others as we'll as myself
WO6Ds HAIR RESTORATIVE
BALTIMORE, Jan %, 1858.
Of yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1851. / was induced
wer as the very thing needed. My hair is now thick and
glossy, and no words can express my Obligations to you
in giving the afflicted such a treasure
The undersigned, Rev. s. X. Bragg, is a minister in
LcSHh"l ,hnN+llS ~ Pdstu II ne INI NnuFth az
Brookiield, Mass. Hei is a gentleman of great influence
and univeI sally beloved. WM. DYER.
ERooKrIRIp, MAS. January l., 1858.
PROFESSOR WoCD-Dear Sir Having made trial Of
your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say, that
its effect has been excellent in removing inflammation dan
druf and a constant tendency to itching with which
have been troubled from my childhood and has also
restored my hair, which was becoming gray, to its orig
inal color. ] have used no other article with anything
like the same pleasure or profit
Yours truly. @1FF1Js X. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of 3 sizes, viz
large, medium, and small the small holds 4 n pint, an,
retails for 81 per bottle the medium holGs at least q
per cent, more in proportion than the small, retais fo
So per bottle the large holds a quart, 10 per cent. NOR
In proportion, and retails for So.
o. j. WOOD Il CO., Proprfetors, 44 Broadway, Ncv
York, ond ia Market Street, It. Louis, Mo-, and sold b.
Jan Ii, ,60-*Sm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
wbe onDosition in the Senate.

The Washington correspondents Of the Phil
adelphia North American says:
The Opposition number several votes
more than . third of the Senate, during the
present session, and thus will be able to hold the
Administrative in check, in the matter of trea-
ties. Any attempts, therefore, to %contrive a
negotiation &ith Mexico for the acquisition Of
territory viii be inevitably defeated, and it is
equally certain that the House would not vote
q dollar for such q purpose even if this obsta
Gle were removed. So there Is no great dan
ger ON that score This restraint on tina Exec
utiye power may have the effect of compelling
a wiser policy at the White House than nov
appears to be entertained.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
-sh s4ia Cd Master commissionerz Sale.

Eamand iitzspfaid lpY write q q oe-
Samuel Rheem and wife Ct. al to me directed FROM tie
Court of Common Pleas Of Dcia~are county O., / shall
offer al public safe, at the door 81 the Court Room in Del.
aware,
u. Aondcg lel6A deg Of Jomra'y. 1850,
between the hours Of Ia O'Clock a. N. AMI 4 O'Clock p. IN:
Of said day, the toIlow,rg described real estate. to Wit /:
Situate il the COlH;E OF ieii WIRE and State Of OHIO, and
in the town of Delaware, beiug a paF; Of Oltlot No = and
bounded and described as follows Beginning tit Il post
on the south line OF William street, Al the. nor thfast COR
Nor OF ;hc lot sold 70 Mrs. Wiley wife If 3. +. Wiley
thence south ] < deg. West along said Wiiey's test line
loo let. th@nce south SS% deg. East parallel WIKI tie
south line Of William street 66 feet, thence North SS4s
deg west along said south line Of William street
sixty SIN feet TO the place Of beginning,
Also, u piece of land in the town Of Delaware, o >,
commencing at the northeast corner OF said Fitzgerald
lot, on the south line OF WIlHaBI street, thence south c4
rods to the bank CT the run, thence South Is y deg. East
to a ssone ia the north line Of c c. CIamberiain's lot on
the west bank Of the rrycE, thence East II rods 10 a large
sycamore tree ON tho west bank OF the river, thence up
the river with the meanderngs thereof to the south line
of William street, thence west with said street TO the
placeof beginning APPRAISED at ) 400 each.
CHARLES SlIERAl AN Sheriff
and SPECIAL Master Commissioner.
Dec. rs. 1s52.-%ts ($4.T5l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
Sheriff ana master comnissioner,ssa Sale.

John vastine pF virtue of a decretal or
rs. ~ Gr Vi sale To IN. ui-ecietl from
Holm - Sells ct Is. J to- -. "a Common. IIeas tf Del
aware county u. VII oilcr 80 nc Satc III tl5 GOOr Oh
the Court Ielcin IN De.awarc, %
Monday. the lcm day # January, 1880, W
between tie hours of 10 oclocl, a. IN. and i o 'etork p. m.
the follow ng described rGl! estate, to-wit : Lcs Nd . IL
Il. Coeperis SUI vey Nc t5s5, Vagina Aiiita.y Survey
beginning at Il stone on the wcst bank Of the 1ci. to rye
At the southeast cufltI u E.wari Iulni's land, ~ 4
pigeon tak anu bire ash, tleace south Gg deg 8 r.3n west
along said Luiin'a south Iiac Inet iassitS lis Southwest
corner dS3 rods uad 40 ~ L ro} ~ strtre sec IA tla Epot
iii which thc old pest Etiol, by M bccches, trelce south
Is deg SO Ian, cast ;;iuig the back lin. Of said sG:Vey
NJ :5f5, - ro~s aud 10 LINKS toa sto.re ~ the northwest
cngntT III J. -iftzfs log, (betelt gi-ucb1s GiarA@t"rl l.Orti
% deg west 1Ua INKS, thclcs NORTH 81 deg ) ian east
along sail Attzs lat p. .. S13iyts 81 NrtA l;Ea 1923 rods
10 the wzst hal tx al the Gcioto river, passing Urert Stone
un the baIk iT5 s., 100 ro,:s. thence w sad wtst bank OF
said river, With The iacuaGe.u.ga ths.cpf, north = deg
west 81 lin rods. tlurc2 no' H. - ttcE x, st :" poles to tie
place of beginning, couta ming 2 8 acr ) l. d i07 1o-lo0
perChJS. appraised 1T editz-
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff .
And Special Muster Commissioner. a
Dec. 1e '53-$ts r-a (si,5J) -.-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

II Is ! COMMON OBSERVATION that there are more sufferers
from debility, among AMERICANS, than can be found
among any ether civil zed nation. The reason L obvious.
We take too little exercise, and forget the wants Of the
body in the absorbing pursuits Of business. IN all such
cases ordinary medicines can 10 little good What IS re-
CURED IS just such a tonic and inyigorator as IT. j. Hos
tatter has given to the world, in his CELEBRATED :" BIT
TERS.' The weak ana nervous den. zen Of the counting
house, the exhausted toiler upon the shop boa d, and the
Frustrated student of the midnight lamp, have found a
wonderful regeneration in the - Bitters,;' and prefer ii
to more pretentioue, but less eilclcious medicines But
1t stould not be forgotten TN II the agent which IS so mag
icaI in its influence upon the frame which Is merely dc
bilitIt=d, is equality powerful in assisting nature to cXpel
the most terrible forms Of disease. WLo viii not give it
a trial ?
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
a. See advertisement in another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
PRTCE

consequence Of the scarcity of money and the
i hard times that now prevail III this community, the
manufacturers have authorized me to reduce the price
OF the Pearl Sewing Machine to Thirty FIRE Dollars. This
will enable almost every family wanting a machine to
ty is improved so that it is now really the cheapest ma
chine in the market. Bear in mind the good qualities OF
the Pcnrl-
1t is very simple in construction.
1t is not liable to get outof order.
1t is durable and easily managed.
1t will do good work, 1t will do
coarse work as we'll as Sne. 1t is
warranted to be all that is claimed
for it and to give satisfaction.
1t is better to buy Sewing Machines of reliable. estab-
lished agents, than Of irresponsible travelling ones.
Take the OPINIONS of those using Machines, rather than
of these selling them. References will be given to those
using the Pearl, at the Agency.
Any candid mechanic acquainted with machinery can
not but pronounce the rearl good in principle, and as war
ranted by the Agent-to perform welI-there is no risk
to the purchaser
The manufacturers of the Pearl are practical mechanr
ics-men who are satisfied with fair profits, AMI at the
same time that they offer 10 the public as good a machine
for family use as any in the market they ask no bonus
for reputation or any other fictitious consideration bu
have fixed upon a price that is fair and just To both seller
and buyer. The lcarl will be furnished complete at So!
and warranted by {. PLAIT, AGENT,
Nov 1890 No. 8 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
The Test of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED TIE srPEgIoR QUALITY OF
HEGEMAN, CLARE & cos
Genuine God Liver Oil.

1t is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy for Cox
SUMPTION, SCRoFuLA, CHRONIC RnEUMATIsM, &c, ever dis
covered.
Caution.-The value Of this remedy depends upon its
purity, and in order to secure our customers q pure ar
ticle, one of our firm went to Newfoundland to superin-
tend the manufacture of our oil, and we WARRANT IT
PURE. See that the label has the eagle and mortar, and
the signature over the enrk of each bottle, as there is a
great deal Of cheap, inferior oil Ilimcd of for genuine,
to the great injury Of patents.
HE-Ask Tor Hegcnian, Clark * Co. s, and take no other
as many have been cured with the genuine who have
used others without any benefit.
USEFUL in every family-Paint, Greasespots, etc,
remsvcd instantly gloves, silks, ribbons, etc.
cleaned equal to new, without injury to the most delicate
color or fabric, by IIEGEMAN x CO.'S CONCENTRATE
BENZINE, only 45 cents per bottle. HICKMAN & co.
Druggists, 1G1, 800, 5l1 and 1856, Broadway, N. Y.
M o I = nNrn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
Legal Notice
WILL1AM HENpRHN, a nonresident OF

w AELtAM ZEN DhEN, q nonresident, OF the
w state OF Ohlo,l Is hereby not. fed Ihats on the lLtil
day Of ~Dccembee, A. D. 1853, l filed il the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Delaware county, State of Ohio, my PeE-
mon against said Hendren and others; the object and
prayer of which petition. is to obtain a Judgment against
hln ior the sum OF three hundred and sixteen dollars
and 10 &c MS, with ten per cent interest from May 18th.
Hendren, November 9th, 1857 TO Samuel khctIn, and
by him assigned to me; and also an order for the sIe Of
In-Lot No. 29b l0riginal number CT in the town nf South
delaware in said county: to pay the said Judgment and
ether liens, against the same premises, held by the other
cotenianis ia said action, as Set forth in SAIL ~Ittiton;
which action 5 founded Oh the said note and :he mort
gage On I'll" said premises given 20 the said Rhecm, No
Hem5er 2Iih, ls5' ito secure The Payment Of the same
SHii H@ndren is Required to answer said petition on or
tef1Eo the third Saturday after the tenth day Of Februa-
ry, A. Il. 1860. JOSEPH YEATS.
iy REID * EATON, his Atty+s. Plaintiff.
December so, 1859. fS4.371 at
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
Sheriff Sale.

Benedict Hall and Company r. H virtue e. Of SS an g1r. ex-
James A Field ct. al. cd irom the Court q
Common Pleas Of Delaware county, l stall oner at public
sale ut tho door of the Court Room, IN Delaware, on
Monday tie lea day Of JaHUaIy, ls6o,
between tho hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and IO'cluck r. m.
ct said day, the following teecrfbel real estate to-wit f.;
The north half (cNccpt 5 acres Of a mill lot) of lot No ,
in Jonathan Clark sGrVey No 1920. Virginia Military
containing about 81 acres Of land IL being the farm on
which James Fields low resides, ON Fulton Greek, on the
west bank OF Scioto river, IN Thompson TT, hcaware
County, Ohio, as the property Of James Fields leNcept
from the above the following lot sct OF 10 James f9ehl as
a homestead, commencing where the center vf the road
running north ana south crosses Fulton Cteck, thence
%northerly on the center of said road to stake by two stones
thence westerly III q stake near tho northwest corner OF
the orchard hot, thence southcrly parallel with the east
line on the center OF the road 20 the cNuter OF Fulton
creek, thence down the center of Fulton creek ~ tue
place Of hcg hniag, 'r
Also in Thompson tp., Delaware county, Ohio, on the
west bank Ui Scioto river, beginning al an ironwood req
oak Ola the bank OF Sctoto river cornsr 10 iabon LAudQns
thcnc &c with said landon's line north SIS deg, west rs
poles. thence south I deg, west 81 poles, thence south 81
deg, west 2S6 poles to the Scioto river, thence up the rtN'
err with it's meandermgs To the place of beginning, con
tanning So acres, strict measure, MS She property Of Re
rah Ltnsley-
CHARLES SHERMAN sheriff.
Dec. 16, ~lS69.-$ts. (S6.37D
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

Thaddeus Stevens, of Pennsylvania, in a few
pertinent sentences a few days since, put an
end to the deceptive cries of certain democrats
for an organization of twenty-four hours, that
the Post Office bill may pass, and the men,
bers again return to chaos. He showed that
such an act would be directly in conflict with
the law of Congress, and also clearly uncon-
stitutional. He puts his points 50 forcib!y
that no reply was made to him, nor could any
be made. 1t is all sheer humbng on the pat
of a few democrats.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

The State Board of Equalization has added
g per cent. to the valuation of property in the
town of Delaware. The other towns IN the
county were passed as returned by the Comfy
Board.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
RnbIic Sale.

- 0DA2A 9G4Os
THE undersigned as Administrator of the EE-
1 tate Of john nogers, deceased, will ssh ut Public
sale, On Thursday, 18Th January, 1860, at the late resi-
ence of said deceased, in Kingston township: the Per.
zsolal Property belonging to said Estate, consisting in
part of
4 Horses, 5 head of Mich Cows, about $50 Sc
leeted Fat 81 .ep, 6 head of Hogs, about 80
tons of Hay, IA large quantity of Corn 3
- in the Shock, also Corn in the ear,
= Oats in the sheaf, l Moving =
Machine, l two-horse Wag-
gon, l Buggy. Carriage
Harness, Common do,
Flows, and otheE CzC
Farming Utensils, -
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Also,
will be sold at same time and place. 2 Stacks OF
Hay, on the farm of j. Vansikie, nenr j. N.
Stdrk's. .r"
Sale to commence at nine O'Clock, a. m, and continue
from day to day until all is sold Terms made known
on day OF Sale IA E IL ~ LLE
T G Miller, Administrators.
Kingston, Jan G, f6e-#3t 81 =yt1lA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

DaaUafe County, Gao.
against Petition to foreciose Mort
Daniel Durham and Olive ( gage.
Dunlilrn his wife, I~tefen'dts.J
THE Defendants, Daniel Durham, a non-resi-
! dent Oh the stat of OHIO, ami olive Dinhain MS wife,
will take notice that the PlAntin, Albert Lnngwell, filed
his petition i'll the Court aforesaid on the 3d cay of sep
tember, A d 1859, against them, praying 1r Il juig-
meNt against them for $500 and interps: Since March Z4th
1857, At S per cent peg an.uln, being the a1nonllt al a
pI oml sorry note giDen to the Plaintiff by Defendants at
tie d. aforesaid. Pet toner further prays for the fore
c.os..c Of q mortgage (aai the Sale Of th= mnrtgaged
prengcs) given by Defendants TO flaintifI, ri even slate
with said prom ssOry nOte, To secure the IaEIneIlt OF the
SANE, uiUn the following described preHitsts, viz: lr-
Lot So in North Dciawat,, Delaware county aforesaid,
bouhI led and described as follows: on the EaSi by San
dGsky street, on the North hy B1iufDrd street, GA tbs
West by an alley and on the south by ln-Lot 81. Said
Defendants are required to answer SAID petition On or
before the 18th day Of February, a. d. 1860, or Tie same
will be taken as confessed.
.- sr+ R. HUBREIL.
-At'y. Tor PiaIntIf,
Dar 70 1880 TS5 25I - - st