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I EGAL NOTICE.


IL Eliza Wilcox viii take notice that Oliver David
has hled his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the Comfy Of Trumbui and State Of
Ohio. against the said Eliza Wilcox defendant SET
ting forth that the said kliEz Wilcox gave a mortgage
20 the said Oliver David. 10 secure the payment Of
S35o0, according to certain notes referred to in said
nertgages and praying that said Eliza Wilcox pay
said sun Of S358e,) three thousand ave hundred dol
lars. With int rsat en- the same At the rate Of ten per
cent. yer anaam. from the l2;h day Of February, A
D. 1860, or that the following premises may be soll to
pay the sans.
The lands conveyed in said mortgage are described
asfoiioWs: Situate in Vernon, bring township Nc. six
I6l in the frst lst) rang OF townships In the Con
necticut Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio, and
which is alse in the County Of Trumbal, and Is known
by being part Of lots nnnber one snd two Il 81 p IN
the Wilcox Tract in the Township Aforesaid, and is
bounded as follows, to Wit Begizning in the east and
vest center road in said Nernon, at the north west
corner ofAbraham GArmer's land thence west IN said
road to the north east corner Of Levi SutliH's land.
tEenee south on SutliG 5 east line te the south east
sutlin . land TO the middle OF the west north and
south road in said Vernon. thence south in said Rad
ts the Fms OF Saes B-ach's land. thence east in said
line tn the sosth west corner Of Erastus ~chspmsn's
zaEd. thence nsrtt toIbs north west corner Of said
Chapmzn's land, thence east in the north line Of said
Chspman's land to the south east corner OF David
satlih 3 land. thence north along the west line OF
said sut!iG-s iaHd and lands OF A. Clark and Abra-
ham Garner to the place OF beginning, and ~eontaiD-
sane nor1 or less; and the said Eliza wilcox is noti-
fed that she is required u zppear and answer said
pstitioH on or before the third Saturday after the e5th
SaV of Nav. AID 1850. OLIVER DAVID.
By q VAN HYEING, his Attorney.
April Ie, fe5a.-6E
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TINE T~ABLE-SO. IS.
To take effect on and after February 10, 1859.
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IPHE State of Ohio. Trumhull County
Il In the Court of Common Pleas.
George Birr-Il- plaintiff.
Notice to defendants.
J,r.ni,h Reeve ct al. der,ts

James A. Reeve Of Benin County. State Of Miehi-
gan. Nary Reeve, Robert Clark Maria Edwards and
1T Edwards. her husband. Jane Harding and George
Harding. her husband OF the state OF illinois, Ehen-
-ezer Reeve, whose residence is unknown. Jeremiah
Reeve and Sarah Reeve OF TramSuli County. Ohio,
viii take notice that 4 petition was filed against them
on the 94ih day Of April. A. D. 1863, in the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the County Of Trum-
bull. ohie- by George Birrell. and is now pc ding
wherein said George Birreii demands partition Of the
following Real Estate: Situate in the Township oil
Kinsman. in said Trumb7I County. being in three
parcels. and deacribe4 as follows: Parcel lst in Sec
tion Mol aud is bounded on north by lands OF Ly-
sander C. Perkins. east By the Old mill road. south by
the GreeRTiile road. and west by the Section line,
combining about IS acres OF land Parcel 2nd is
mostly in Section No. II. and is bounded north, west
and.Eouth by lands OF David Brsckin. east rarity by
laAds ofJsnesJ ChTtsty and partly By lands Of James
King, containing shout 40 acres OF land. Parcel 3D.
s. near the ncrth line OF Section No "a and is bound
cd aorh- east and sontI by lands OF David Brackin,
and vest by lands belonging 20 the heirs Of Alexander
Wade. der' d. containing about ) acres. And that at
she next tern 81 said court. said George Birreli will
apply for an order thar partition NAV he made Of said
psenfsss GEORGE
ApriI25, 1850. by his ATTY, A TEoNANs.
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and rhyf Because Il rsrer Jaiis 10 eFsra iasfssfs-
zsoas relief, when given in time. Il acts as ~ -
magic. and one trial Gl0Hs will eonYines yoR thSb
what we say is true. 1t contains
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A CARD.

s. 7. P0MEROY wishes to tender his thanks to his
nunerons customers and friends in this vicinity who
have within the last ten years purchased Pianos and
MeiOdeons from him. for the very kind and friendly
manner in which they have since ny re establishment
in business here, recommended to me those wishing
10 purchase instruments, thereby increasing the nun-
Der OF MY sales beyond my expectation This expires
sion Of confidence and good will is very gratifying TO
me, as it eyinees that upon long and thorough trial
they are well satisfied with their instruments. II Is
especially welcomed and appreciated by nc at this
time on account Of the strenuous e~xeTt'ons Of ints-
rested parties TO destroy all confidence in me and ny
Instruments. 1 am happy to state that these attempts
nave failed in every instance. ] wish and design To
have my instruments stand upon their own merits, and
snail not attempt to b1id myself up by disparag'nE
others. fife and health are spared me am certatL
OF : large succeSs-Hr / profess TO understand ny
business thoroughly. and haze had lORg and extensive
experience in it. My motto is FRUiTe satisfaction 10
every purchaser-and such SHAH be the case IL il costs
me the price OF three pianos. Ifuy the very hest p
amos / know a.. from several Of the best makers =nf
any party can have their own choice cOnsultert n
they have a preference. The last two years l have
spsnt in New York, buying and selling pianos Tor the
city and western trafe-spending much Of my time N
the manufactures, and obtained much valuable infer
nation in regard 10 the latest and best improvements
in ftanos. l can therefore assure my customers that
/ am thoroughly acquainted with the Instruments l am
ceiling. and knOw them to be as good a. any made in
the world.
suljOia the names Of a few prominent men in this
and neishhoTing towns who are among the hundreds
who have purchased Of ne within the last ten years
aud to whom I respectfully refer
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,

Dyspepsia, Liver Diseases. Bronchitis. Asthma,
Constipation. Dropsy. Disease Of the XIII
nsys and Spleen. Rheumatism, PalPitk-
ton OF the Heat. Fits. S~erofula.
sick headache ProlEpsas
Uteri, Skin Diseases, Derz1ged
GeastrUatisn, Nervous Dsbiiity, Gaia
rzct. Jaundiee, Od SoIes Of all kinds. Pain
full Discharge Of Urine, Deafness. Disease OF
tbs Eye, HyPochendria, Melancholy, Worms, Sore
n---.- 49,
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FEMALE DISEASES.

and all the various chronic complaints Exsnina
tisns frse. Every case will be dea!t with candidly
and fairly, and not Battered with uare1s0aable prom
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MAKING

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co.
lunbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland * Erie, and CIsyz-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon. With Hacks to Ch2grin Fails, &c.
- MRntua with Hacks for Ravenna.
81 Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fa-ls, &e.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Grsenyille Mend.
willie, Bloomfield. Garfield. &c
'' Youngstown, with Stages TO New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley, aud theRce By ?. Fl. W.
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. l6, 1859. HAS. L. RHODES supt.
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Character and Qualifications,

As ; e%crtilc2ie rom the Physicians Of their place OF
residence. A candid consideration Of these fdctJ is
iequested. Dr.. ". will show any person calling en-
hin. his certificates and references. He has just left
= route Ehsie he Travelled nearly Tour years regular
~. which he has given Up to his partner Tor the pur-
pose Of establishing this. which is more convenient 20
his home, and he has over $40 certificates from Min
listers, Lawyers, Farmers. and all classes. both pro-
fessional and unprofsssiOnal. which he obtained Wills
travelling on the route. The fact OF Sustaining him
self so long o. one route, and doing more business
The last year than any preceding one, is worthy OF
eonsideration. Dr.. Workman wishes it distinctly
kueEn that be does not claim perfection and to cure
evsFy disease that flesh Is heir to. but onsr5 the AZ
fieteG the bene6t OF What hs Las learned irs3 an IN
usually extensive practice, and a constant study Of
chronic diseases for several years. Dr.. Workman
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ILN' " WIN
NALLS THE ATTENTION OF THE

INALLS THE ATTENTION OF THE
" citizens Of this county TO the factthat he sx-
the next several years to come lie comes 10 rs
highly recozmeRd,d, Rot only from the physicians
Of the place Of MS tsidenes, but also from over 4
hundred Of he most Influential businsss men and
citizens OF his place. He quit the regular practice
several years ago on accounted his bad health, and
since that time has devoted Linselft0 the study and
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TRUMBULL County Common Pleas.
Amasa HenshaE, plG,
Vim. Hen.ha~ K George Henshar, def,

Vim. HenshaE K George HenshaE, defts.)
The defendants. william and George Uenshaw, will
take notice that the plaintiff. Amssa uenshaE, on the
10Th day of April, ls60, filled his petition IN said
Court against them. asking judgment for the sum Of
SI354 90. and interest frOD 9th June. IS55. upon an
account for money advanced and work aud labor
done for said defendants, in and about the purchase
sRi stocking OF a farm in said County An Order OF
Attachment is also issued against thu properly OF
said defendants.
Unless they appear and answer by the 23d dav OF
June next judgment will be taken against them By
default. COX, RATLlFF T. SPEAR
April Il, ls60.-6F Au'ys for Plaintiff.
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THE ro0ts and the leaves val 5s Ter the healInE q
he natiens."-BIBIE


I give such balm as have ne strife
With nature or the laws Of life
With blood my hands 1 never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
lie Is q Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor, Il J. Lyons, eEres the
following complaints in The most obstinate stages OF
their existence, viz;
Diseases OF The Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Drspsy IN the Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
or Falling Sickness. and all other HerVoasDe-
rangements. Also, all diseases ef the Blood,
such a. S~erofula, Erysipelas, Cancers,
feVer Sores. Leprosy, and all other
complicated chronic Complaints
All forms OF female DIFFICULTIES attended TO Elth The
hapPiest results
/; is hoped that no one win despair Of a Cure until
they have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
I fair and faithful trial. JP During the Doctors
travels in Enrope- West Indies, East Indies, South
Am erica AID the Cnited States, he has been the in
strumeut in Gods hand, 10 restore to health ard vigOr
thousands who we're given up Aad pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians nay
are nov living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill AID successful treatment. and are daily
exelaiuinE--Blesse be The day when FIRST We saw
and partoOk Of the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
Satisfactory references OF cures will be gladly and
ehssrfully given Whenevsr required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor ths. he will
in nosise directly o. indirectly induce or cause any
invalid 70 take his medicines without the strongest
probability OF a cure.
Remember, Insulation and advies free. The peer
Ehail he literally considered.
TPPost OEes address. Sex sG6S.
Sep 81. '59-y y. J. 0 N, D.
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-TH e
Westef4 Rcserbe Chronicle
ElPGOOb i ADAMS, frOpristOrs,

TERMS-One DoIEarand Fifty Cents, in
advance; Two Dollars, ii payment Is not
made in advance.
No paper discontinued Hnti all arrearSses are PAID
ssesPtstth the option Of the Publishers
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SOMETHING NEW

I Owe ATHfIRST SIGHT!
~ Every man. woman and child thatsees them.
falls in love with thOee snail IroR Case Pianos OF
Doardman, Gray & Co simply because the can't help
it. All. from the great pianists. ThslbeTg, Mason,
and Sltter, down to tae most nnpretending amateurs,
all give their written and verbal expressions Of ad-
miTation o. them. They are much smaller in size
quite as large an music, hOceUer-Iost beautiful fur
niiure-the tone ami action are perfection itssif-no-
thing can he more durahle-warrsntsd for any length
of time. and cost mere than SIuJ less rer style than
the old fashioned ones They sell a good deal faster
than "hot cakes" One OF ihem can be seen for q
few days at my store. Call soOu. Can't keep it long.
March 81. S. T.
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
BOTANIC AND HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
CSo e.lomsl, or othsr deleGsrous drugs are EEsd)
All Chr0B!c or loEE standing Diseases are success
fully treated.
Observation-Disclosures Deraus enentE-
Sick iIeadache-Servous DisesScs-Spinal AnsetiOrs
-Serof1la-MsTcuri1 and SyPhilic DisssssS-Uleers.
TamoFs-Eruption or Diseases Of he S~kin-NiseaEes
az the Observation-Disclosures Lungs Heart
Live -stomaeh ard BsWels-Kidreyt-JTinsTy and
Uterine Diseases-Fen4le Weskness-LsueorrhoSa-
Old observation-disclosures -"CoaEumption--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sESlhE CUP Dissass-
Dr. sands mode q rraetjS not to nnas,rIas
the constitution. TO oyeTeo1E4 $ease. Bat By he ju-
dicious administration % sdiciasE-rsrSv tAs Cause
or Eorm OF diseased action sustaining e. tks sAIne
tine, the natural powers 81 the system.
His remedies are pleasant TO take-sni impart Vigor
and strength 20 the whole system Perseverance, in
treatment will 6ftsn cure the most hopeless cases
DR.. Sands. by the synptoms, sni an examination OF
the case, "a vial Of urine) detects With certainty. the
nature OF the disease, without the patient applying in
person II at any time incOEVenieRt.
Persons desiring a correct knoEledFe OF the dis
eases With which they are afflicted, nay rely With IN
plisit confidence, upon haTng departed 70 theE 3
tue statsnEptof their condition
Marsa -, 10.
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FARM & STOCK
AT PUBLIC SALE.
OR STOLEN.

~ BLACK COLT
belonging to Charles Seger. Of Braceyille Station
strayed or was stolen = short time since This colt
is sbout X years old, is black having two Witt
hind feet. ard a ghite strip in the forehead; is short
and thick set. and was in quite COED order when lost
Any ore frdIuE said colt shall fe lih-rsliy r Warded
Deliver or give information TO Charles srger. Brace
NiIle Stsuen. April 25. '6n-3N
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

~ The undersigned has been appointed assignee
Of Seth A. Bushnell, OF Hartford, TruDbull County,
Ohio. All persons Indebted to said Bushnell. by note
or book account, are fsquired to make Immediate ray
ment to the undersigned. and all pers'ns having
claims against him Will present them to the under
signed. duly authenticated, for allowance or rejee-
tics. Eithin six months from the date Of this notice.
B. THOMPSON. Assignee & Trustee.
J. p ASPER, Atty.
Hartford. April Is. Is6O.-3E
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Justices and Coastables' Blanks.
S1KxxSTEE. MORTGAGE & oUIT CLAIM DEEDS
eHUHNoEs, EXECUTIONS. srBFTSAS. Elc-
8 Constants on hand and for sale
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

PosT OFFICE. wIaREs. ONO,
July LIST. 1859.
JsEHgsfsrA daily. arrives 3 p N. leaves II a. n.
cIepsfaHd, de do II n do ppm.
Salem. do do pm. Z, Gam.
Sharon. arrives Tues. Thurs. sat. 1Ok q N. Leave:
same days 1t , p ~
". GrecasI!fs- arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. 9 p n. Leaves
Tues. Thurs sat At n an
sGrse4sBsreh. arrives Tues & Sat. hy P m. Leaves
Aau- 4 Thurs at > = m
n. BIssn 6sIa. arrives Wed. Sat. By 9 Leaves
Tdes. 4 Fri at ; m
Fsrmington. arrives Tues. & Sat. by - m Leaves
Mon. 4 Fri. at u m.
Fanfsn.r ria Duck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c. arrives
Fidsys At s p m Leaves SATURDAYS at : a n.
TP Mails which leave at or before s 4 m, are closed
the breceaiRg evening at 9 p m Ali Others are clo-
5ed half an hour previous to their departure
TIE. WEBB P. NJ.
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r M AL

DORTER'S BOOKSTORE has been
l. removed 20 tie building formerly occupied by
Levi Nichols. four doors from the old stand.
Al 4. fgu
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Warn en- April 1. Is6O.
SPECLAL EXAMINATION
OF SCHOOL TEACHERS.

There will be Special Examinations Of School
Teachers, on Fridays, March 10th and Both, and April
18Th and May 18Th.
All teachers. VINO expect to teach summer shoots
can attend some one Of the aforesaid examinations.
Private examinations cannot be had, and no more
public examinations will he held until next TALL
March :, Go. W~HIrTLESEY ADAMS.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.

andhss in the time, treated many thousand cases,
and itis 5ut reasonable - suppose that his obserVA-
tion and experiences have given him 4 superior al
vantage over the local D. Eetitioners. We lay have
all the theory to be derived from beoks, yet We
must have the practices in order 10 be Suseessful,
and the Eere practice the nearer We approach per
lection, a. practices makes perfect" DR.. WOrtissn
asks tIoss sfaicted and afraid ofbeing imposed upon.
to Writs to any ofths physicians Sfthe place where he
resides, sr anY % the citizens. Write to DR.. 7. Y.
Cook, Dr. o. Preu:iss, DR.. b. 5. Smith. Or. CIary, D.
w. Head, Banker. s. q. Martin, Post Master. C. Cali
gan. X. r. Agent, or any citizen OF Moaroeville Ohio.
It is = facs that there ars many unprincipled men
travelling, calling. Themselves Doctors, and the people
have been b3ssly imposed upon, but none - them
have been able % give You such positive eYilshss u
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Saturday. the 25M day ofM an AD.Is6O.

hstresn the hours cf Ie " snd 4 P. ". OF said day,
she folloEing described Real Estate, 10 wit:
First A tract or parcel OF land situate in township
punSer four in the third range Of townships il the
Connecticut Western Reserve. in the State OF Ohio.
and which is also in tie County OF Trumblll. and is
known as part Of lot - in taEDship 4 or HoRland,
ard being al the land Id said lOt. south and west Of
the haheHing River excrptthree fuurths OF "a acre
in the northeast Pc r. OF sid tact. and adjoining ths
Xahoning. an. contains flty-f0ur acres aAutted and
bounded south and west v the lot liz rs. on all other
sides by the NAhoHing River. AMI said three-fourths
OF an acre. Appraised at $50 per acre
Second Also a pierre 81 land in tract or lot No-lo
in township three OF Wezthersheid. ahuited and
bounded as follows North md vest by the lot or
trset lines. east nv the Mshoning River and extend
ing so far south IS to i.e'ule one hundred and thirty
one and one half acres. the scufl line being parallel
uiih The north line. Appraised at S32 per acre
To be sold as the lands Of Cyrus BOsworth. pursu-
ant To the decree ard order Of sale in the aaove -nti-
tlei cause. Y. E.
warren. April IS. Iseo-5w Master comm'r-
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DIR. WORKMAN
DIR. WORKMAN

viii be in Warren. GaskiII House. tgain. on Wedzsi
day, March ssh. Garrstsyille- Thursday, March q
and youngstown. Tuesday March 9Th.
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JOB PRINTING
Having = superior assortment Of Jon Prihs;ng mate
riah We are prepared to execute in the pest mahhef-A'
EiRds Of plain aud fancy Book and Job PrintiEg,
.55ra.s Cd. cs1iRcAfes- Labels,
.r.i,r., Cards. CHECK Books. Msnifests,
sank Check Colorea Printing, Notes,
ails Of Iading, D-ns. Programmes
oaU Tickets. Form Boskl, Receipts.
Flanks, AL kinds. Handhills. Show Bills, etc
In fast every thing done in the shane Of Printing. at
prices that cannot faiit suit, and with the gr~estesta dis
patch. We keep constantly on haad agood assortment
lizards and hne Stationery. from which those in want
II Printing can select
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TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT
OF CoMMo PLEAS.
Henry A. Dubois,
VS..
Masters Sale OF Lands.

By virtue sf an order o. sale issreI out OF tn. Court
Of Cor moa Pleas for Trunlhull County. To ne direct
ed sBd delivered I shall expose TO public = IL Al the
door OF the Court House, in Warren, in said CUuntv,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

LOWER RlvER-RoAD-C Claims for $4325.--
Mr.. Samuel Jenifer has made another at
tempt to settle his claims as bondholder,
and as one of the contractors on the con-
struction of the extension of the Lower
River-road, with the County Commissioners.
He represents in a memorial to the Commits
sioners: That, in the year 1851 he constructed,
under contract with the County Commits.
sioners, nearly four miles of the extension
of the Lower River road, and received as
part pay therefor the bonds of the road
dated October 81, 1855, for the sum of Sc, 500,
drawing six per cent. interest from date, and
which he now holds with few interest
warrants drawn thereon, except $3.50 in
amount of said bonds, which he has sold,
and there was due on the bonds with in
terest on the 2lst of October, 1860, the sum
of 1913. That previous to the contract
with the Commissioners, he was assured by
them, and induced to believe that the Lower
River-road would be united with the extern
sion, and that the united tolls of both would
soon be sufficient to pay off all of the bonds,
and that without such assurance he would
not have taken the contract.
Nr. Jenifer further represents, in 1855,
understanding that enough tolls had been
collected upon the roads TO nay the bonds
he caused suit to be commenced in the Su-
perior Court of Cincinnati against the Com
missioneTs, for the amount Of the bonds
and interest, and that afterward, by agree
ment, the matter was referred TO arbitrators
who, on the 18th Of August 1855, awarded
that there was due from the Commissioners
to Mr.. Jenifer 1925 and that afterward,
on the 2Sth OF February, 1856 judgment was
entered by the Court in confirmation of the
award, and the Commissioners ordered TO
pay the amount out of the funds of the
Lower River Road; but that subsequently,
upon the 9Th of June, the Judgment was re-
versed, and the cause sent TO the special
term for further proceedings and he has
applied TO the Supreme Court for writ Of
error in the cause. He now proposes TO
surrender TO the Commissioners his claim,
bonds &C., for one-half Of the amount now
his due, viz: $2,656 80.
{ Two Of the Commissioners, Messrs. Swartz
and Cooper, rejected the proposition.