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SHANNON. June 18th, at his residence in
this county, SAMUEL SHANNON, in the 18th
year Of his age.
PURNELL. In Annapolis, on Sunday last
after brief Illness, MARTIN, only son of
Hon. William II. purnell aged years.
ALDRlDGE. In this town. on Saturday
last. STEPHEN J ALDRrDGE
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y VIEW STORE.
AND NEW GanNS.

NEW STORE.
AND NEW GA0DS.
TENiE Subscriber would respectfully inform
D. his friends and the public gcrcraily that
he is now opening at the New Store, (Em-
pre Block,) PORT DEPOSIT, an entire
n T. " S1O c X OF
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware,
01ceSSWare, D0Dts, Shoes, Hats,
&c, &C., together with the goods usually
kept in this town. The Stock has been
selected with great care, and he hAttcrs him
self that with an experience Of twenty years
in the business, he can sell goods at such
prices as will satisfy those who may please
to call, In short, my motto is :: small profits
and quick sales
Tems-Cash, or its equivalent in all kinds
Of country produce.
G5~Cal aud see me. T. II. KNIGHT.
Port Deposit, April II, lS60.-3m
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E'.tGsMEIRS OF CEII9,


r would invite Your particular attention TO
4 the Davis 4 Eut,ikrn combined Rcaurr
aud Mower. This Machine is simple in it's
arrangements, very strongly made Of wrought
iron, having large driving wheel. getting
great speed from the natural or even slow
walk Of the horses, requiring but two horses
for either Rrnpiny or Moving. The driver ON
his seat, without Inconvenience, in .! Of a
minute can raise or lower the machine. cut
ting a stnhhle from two to fifteen inch cs
high. and by it cutting fallen and tanglc d
grain that would otherwise be lost; can also
at the same time throw the machine in or
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To.E,crs's esrocery EBmlGeal,.,

AND LIST Of TABLE LrNrnlrs. &ow IL sronE
ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES. FRESH
CRACKERS aud FANCY BiSCUITS:
Gcrliins Chow Chow; Harvey Sauce. John Bull
sauce, English Pepper sauce; Brandy Fruits. Jas
s"rtcdl Brluly Cherries Br'ndv Peaches: Can
Turtle Steaks English Table salt; Oriental Fig
Paste Sardmcs Anchoyy Sahcc; Durham Mus
tard; French Mustard, in Jars; White Wine
Vinegar; peach and Rose Waters; Sparkling
Gelatiuc; Sapsago Cheese; Farnn Crackers /:
Boston Biscuit, Wine biscuit Tea Bunns Pre-
served strawberries: Walnut Catsups Olives
sweet Olive Gil. &c. &c.
To this varied assortment VIC respectfully call
the attention of Buyers and those fond of Il spicy
dish, at a small cost.
BnowS SUGAR. CT. :. 8. 81, ., 10. CLARIFIED
SUGAR 81. ., 10, II, II, l2i scpt 81 1859.
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Boiling Establishment.
ENllE undersigned are prepared to furnish
a. superior article Of Philadelphia
Porter, Ale, Cider, and Lager Beer.
Also, MINERAL WATER and SARSAPA-
RILLA Of superior flavor and quality.
p5T'All orders per mail to the address
below, promptly attended to.
G. p. BURRlS & CO..
Pcrryyllc,
June so, lSG0-3m. Cecil county, Md.
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THE TRAVELLER.
baltimore and Su sau4hanna
STEAM COMPANY.


STEAM COMPANY.
AGn Regular Daily LIND
Except Sunday for Port
Yl.-:.:-aEc EEy7 Deposit fIavre de q race
SysssSs5 NJ ~ 80 and Tide Water Canal.
The Steamboat JuNIATA. Capt. Frederick
Toml:nson, leaves lower end Of W est Falls Avenue
| every MoNDA,, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Even
ing. at O'Clock. Returning Leaves Port Deposit
every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY Even
O'Clock r. NJ.
The steamboat LANCASTER. Capt J W Tom
linson. leaves same pl' zee every TUESDAY. THuns-
turning, leaves Port Deposit every MospAY. WBD-
llavre de Grace, at . O'Clock p. ".
Hour Of leaving Baltimore after the lst Of 0oto-
Der will be o'clock p. NJ
sF' Passage (bcrths incuded,) so cents.
Freight received daily until o'clock, carried
at low rates and carefully attended to.
Duplicate Rec. pts for Freight will be required.
The Agent at Ilavre de & race will attend to for
warding any Merchandise consigned to him for
any point on the Pennsylvania Canals, or will
re-ship Freghis intended for Baltimore Philadel-
phia or elsewhere.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR Agent. Baltimore.
X, ALIEN. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace,
j. TOME. Agent. Port Deposit
N B-Grnin purchased at the highest market
price at the Warehouse Of J. Tome L Co, Port
Deposit who also keep for sale GusAo, Plaster
Fish. Salt, Croasdalc & Mitchel's, Allen &
Needles and De Burgs Phosphates, and New
York Bone Dust lmaI u, i66C-tf
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NETWORK.
The Only Preparation
THAT has
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,


SIDJD THE I'rSI on YEARS.
r,I r,.o,,e mari, ,,,,j ,,.o p,,,,1 o,,.,, ! -, i,
oP'''" |'''y "'y'
4 ~ leSum"hl'h-. new. and almost without
a hhnlher' might be gwen from indies and gen
licmeh III at grades "f society whose united tes-
Im""E none cpuid resist mat lrot Wood Hair
restorative VIII restore the BAH and Gray. and
preserve the hnWoi the youth to Old age, in ali its
you'h4ul beauty.
p,rr,r Cprr,, Mich no, orst 1890
Pm. Wonn - ,rbno viii rInoso o,,n,,, . i;ro
10 inr,rm Ihne that III, hnir ~, nv, he ~ al fo, Of
,,.r rrnnt,, vnnrs n,,o on,,s'l L . VS. -
chronic, disease otterici with an crnntinn ON tIo
bc,l .,,t,,,roi .,,,,so or -, fo;,,,,, ,hl ,c
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h, ,t az hn7 rn r Wv 'r"t ",,'
so ihat you viii not be surprised when | tell you
that upon my return to the state of Indiana. my
more casual acqunintances wSe rot so much al n
loss TO discover the cause Of the chlngc in my
appearance, my more intimate acquaintance
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EeY virtue Of two writs Of Nculitioni
ED EXponas, issued by Anthony Wharton.
one Of the Justices of the Peace OF the state
Of Maryland, in and for Cecil county. one at
the suit Of Il. l.. Thomas, (nSc of Wtiilm D.
Jones 4 Co.. and one ut ,he sut ol r. l..
Thomas, against the Goods and Chatti"+.
Lands and Tcnpmcnts OF Robert G.. Logan,
Benjamin b. Sweet aud William Logan, (or
Thomas,) to me directed, will sell at PUhIic
Sale, at the public house Of Mrs. Lum, in
North East, on
Monday, tie 18th dag Of J9ly, 1860,
all the right, title, claim. interest and estate,
at law and in equity. Of the said Robert q.
Logan, in and to all that
Piece on Parcel OF E4.enI,
on the public road from North East to Port
Deposit. containing ACRES. more or loss.
adjoining lands OF Thomas Logan and others.
AIs0.--50 Acres OF Eana.
more or less, late the property Of B"niamin
Is. Sweet, being the same land the said
Sweet bought Of Miss Ann Russell, djpning
lands Of the North East Manufacturing Com
rany, and otkerS. To be sold for Cash to
satisfy said writs and cost.
% sale to commence at o'clocl; P NJ.
JOHN W. SHIPPERS,
June %, 1SG9--tS. 1915 Constable.
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TO FARMERS.
TO FARMERS AND THRASHERS.
ygEFEEEEEs,s pA'yEyv'

Y ----S
SEFEEEER's E'ATCyT
HORSE POWER, &C.
FENllG un lersiGnel still continues the agency for
the sale of the celebrated
WHEELER, MELTCK & CO.'S PATENT
Single and HonslTs5e EIDrSc Power
AND COMBINED
ThYaShcr and Wina0Wer:
A also, CLOVER HuLLERS. FEED CUTTERS.
Circular AMI Cross tnt Jaws Horse Rnkrs ana n
greatly improved LEVER POWER. for two. four
or six holsrs which runs easier and better than
any lever power row in use.
All at greatly Reduced Prices.
The = Improved Patent Combined
TEsrasEaer and sVaanOvyer,',
is model Of simplicity and compactne.s. and is
made in the most suhstan :iaI manner so that its
durability equals lis efficiency and perfection Of
work Its capacity. under ordinary circumstances
hnS heen from % TO 10 bushels of wheat. md
from 200 to 800 bushels of oats per day 1t WORKS
all other kinds of grain equally we'll and also
l@rashcs and Cleans Rice and Timothy seed
TaHc IS Fs0saA7e ssorse E'oyyer,o
int g OperShot ThraSher," piM
" Vibrating SEPARATOR"
is also adapted 10 the wants of large and Medium
grain growers and persons who make business
81 lhra.hing. and will thrash from 100 and 20o
bushels Of wheat per day. and twice rs many oars
without changing horses; by change, nesry
doHbie the quantity may be thrashcl.
Tie ,'Siagje Hoy-e Powcy.'' anil {: Orcrsboi
1dros1r," mhh :. ILra'ing Separator"
is like the preceding but less and for one horse
and tended iJr small grain growers.
III the above machinery is warranted to give
entire s'tiSiartion or may he returned at the
expiration orn reasonable tim" for trial
~ Orders from any part Of the United Stntcs
accompanied with satisfactory references. filled
with pTomPtnc's and fidelity. and Machines
securely packet. will be forwarded according to
instructions. or by cheapest an best routes
}. A DAVIS 4 co.. Port Deposit viii attend
to the sale ani delivery Of t,> above articles in
the absence Of The Undersigned
JOHN ID. MICIIENFR,
WEST NorrINGHAM
May I2, 1as0-'n Cecil county. Ml.
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EEMTON avid CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

EEMTON avid CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.
ON and after the lst Of July, 1856, the
W subscribers become the proprietors of
the Elkton and Cambridge Line Of Nail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Ekton, Daily <sundays
excepted and stop on their way down the
Shores at tne following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CIIESTERTOWN,
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL,
I'D. of SASSAFRAa, CENTREVILLE,
GEO. Y. X ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
URIEVlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. in time for passcn
gers to take the cars for either city.
Ij+Thcy will also run daily branch Inns
from Middlctown, Del. to connect with the
main line at Chestertown, going and return.
ing the same day and reaching Niddletown
in time for the o'clock, morning train of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS u co.
June %, 1856
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GROVER & BAKERS
NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

fINlIE Undersigned. CIergymon Of various denom-
nations having purchased aud used in our
miles GROVER & BAKERS FAMILY
SEWING MACIlINE.' take pleasure IL recon-
meuding it rs an Instrument combining the essen
tals Of good machine Its beautiful simplicity,
ease Of IN ma cement. and the strength and elias
ti.ity Of it, Itch. unite 10 render it n machine
u;,surp used by any in the market. and rnc which
fee conf lent will give satisfaction to al who
nav l'urrh sc and use IT,
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EE.FST9N. lid.

EEAFiNG purchased the stock Of A. G.
d Tultc, Esq, | have resumed business
at the Old Stand. and intend Keeping a fall
assortment of Goods. The patronage of my
friends and the public generally is respect
fully solicited.
TERMS-SiX months credit on running
accounts of twelve months.
Prompt settlements positively required.
Mar 3, 1860
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FARM FOR SALE.
r.. G. REESE,

DEALER IN
E0"ei%n and Domestic DRY Good,
Groceries, Hardmare, Qpeenswprc, Hats, CAPS.
Boois, Stops, &c.,
MAIN STRErT, opposite North, next door
TO Dl. Mitchrll's Drug Store,
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NEap,lGE.

lSspA 3Io
M 1lLREAS, II commission has been
w issued to the undersigned, by the Cir
cult Court for Cecil county. in chancrry. +"
make partition of the Real Estate Of John
NowIand, deceased, called Batchc!or's Fnnn,
according to the acts Of Assembly Of the
State Of Maryland. This is to give notice t.
all persons concerned that we will meet on
the premises near the Union Meeting House,
on SATURDAY. the l 18th day Of July, 1860 at
10 O'Clock, \. NJ :, for the purpose Of eXecu-
ting said commission.
WIN. I. WARBuRTON.
SAMUEL MEARNS,
THOMAS JANNEY.
HI GIL NJ. CAMERON,
THOMAS MCNEY.
June 9th, 1SG0-tm. COMMISSIONERS
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go the Teachers OF the
Public Schools Of Cecil county.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by resou-
LN ton Of the Board Of Commissioners,
passed on the 5th of June, instant, the
Public Schools Of Cecil county will be suS-
pended from and after the close Of the cur
rent quarter, until the first Monday in Sep
TENDER next.
BY Order Of the Board.
CHARLES ". ELLIS,
June 1G, $500. Secretary.
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Nonday, tie 10th dan Of Jdv, 1850,
Piece or Parcel OF E4Nal,

all the right, title, claim. interest and estate
at law and in equity. of the said Robert q
Logan, in and to all that
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d"d GromS more and more Popylar eyery day'
4 Nd 1ostimoniai~. new. and almost without
"a number, NIGH be given from ladies and gem
llCmcn in all grade; Of society. whose united tes-
t.mouy none could resist. that Prof Woods Hair
Restorative will restore the Bal and Gray and
preserve tho hnrof the youth to old age, in ali its
Youthful beauty
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NOTICES.
APPOINTMENTS

By the County Commissioners.
A T Il meeting held by the County Commits
"A sionerS. on Thursday, the 2lst day of
June, inst. the following Appointments were
made for 1860:
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

Elliton, June 23, lSGO-3w.
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GILEAD, Wood Co. o., Aug. 3, 1859.
DR.. c. w. ROhack--Dear Sr:--Pernit me to inform
YOU and suffering humanty afflicted as have been
ofthe benefits have received from your Blood Pills
anu Blood Further. l have had diff uty in nv
lungs Tor some two years that bnied all the skill OF
nu best physicians, both at home aud abroad Re.
side this, | had the Dyspepsia bad thar my food
would not stay in my stomach in the smallest quaint.
~ Ihrongh these diseases, became 50 emuciated
nd weak that could hardly walk and sometimes
could not. But am hesrty and reasonably we'll al
present, and allege the cure to your Medicines as
took no other at the time and many thanks for your
almanac which accidentally fell nto my hands
Yours trulN, j. PsI'FR
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MARKETS..
Corrected Weekly by +, X. Miller L. Co.
EymDtOms of Disease

Should never be di5reg rded. They are uner ring
indications that the vital funrtin of nature have
been interrupted in their hrathful action. and that
seriuss evils must inevitably follow unless the sys
ten he again set right by the timely OF proper
remedies.
ar in mRd that nature is ever eudeavoring to
expeI disease when it invudcs the animal economy.
and only needs the as iStance OF genial res0-
rativ thorough yet mild in its action-thnt will
give tone TO the system and act upou the blond
which is the principle of life. Guysou's YeHo,r
D"ck and Sarsaporsiia as purifier of the hIooi, II
re cnovHter of lie system and n supporter nd preser.
yer OF the powers of life, has equal. Take il on
the first indication that dease is upon vou and YOU
win avert perhaps weeks and months OF sickness and
suffe ring.--See advertisement. WI
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sbe,,n,s sale.

John Hates hgst David Lad eNrs.
TlI vtr ue OF Nu atas Vendi writ OF execution mud
ID CIDER OF reoppr0 scment in he above case 10 IN
uucctcd aud delivered num wood, Ohio. court "
common pleas, will 9fer Tor sale AZ he door of the
Court House IN perry-hurg on
saturday, February 18th, 1870,
between the hours Of i2 o'clock NJ. aud o'clock 2.
VI OF said day part of river Tact number 81, town-
ship 3, L. ). X. bounded follows TN the north by
the Masmee River on the east by the EAST line OF
said tract on the south by GRASSY Creek aud on the
west by line parallel with the east line OF rvet tract
No s0and distant thererum easterly 80 100 chains
except tract containing SSl0O Of an acre dsCribed
IS Follows; brgiuing ata point whore said last dc
'crihed tract crosses the rerr,shurH and O'egons
road thence running north ons d road s92le0 chain
to said Perry ys6urg aud Oregon Audience SOU her
along said road to the place OF beginning. The tract
hrst described contains VI acres and is in ocd
Ohio, &. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MuHRtY, Atty
JanMArY lYth. lS6O--37MhSi 90
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On Wednesday, the lth inst. Of scarlet fever. WM
ALBERT, in his Of wear. nhd ELErT,. entering her
%r1 year. children of Jennett F and u. c. Law
renee.
The little hoy. though first in this world, FOLLOWED
his sister into the land of the living few hsnrs NJ
her departure frsm this land of death, and lov,
ing hands and bleeding hearts laid brother and sis
ter side by side in the same coffin Very lovely ant
pheasant were they their lives, and in death wer,
not divided.
"No passion fierce nor low desire
Has quenched the radiance of their flame
Back toitS God the living fire
Rrverts uDclouded as it came.
Fond mourner, he that so ace thine;
Let Hope her healing ch arm impart,
And soethc with melodies divine
The anguish of parent's heart.
o. think the dNrlings otthy love,
Divested of this earthly clod.
Amid unrumbered saints above,
Bask in the bosom of their Go ~
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Wood County Common Pleas.

Merritt VI. Young w. Charles b Wilkinson ct nl
pY virtue oi order of sale issued from said court
- IN the above entitled cause shal offer f. r. sale
afhe door ut the court house in Perry>bury in said
No"d Comfy. Ohio On the 2ith day of February, .
d 1850 between III" hours Of II o'clock Mani a.
clock L. Mr the undivided one-third part of the fol
lowing described premises. to wit:
MI that part of river tracts number eighty and
eiphtvOne $50 sl) in the United States Reserve of
rwclvc miles square at the foot of the rapid, of the
Miami OF Lake Erie, bounded as follows south Inv
Grassy Creek west by the west line of said trnct
number eighty so north by the Maumee River and
east by line parallel with tile west line uf tract num-
Ter eightyonr (Sl) and distant therefrom eastcrlv
hree chians and 81 loo Also that pnt of snid tract
number eighty one ISL bounded as follows, TO wit
commencing at u boulder whe the east line nf the
last described tract of land corners on the PrrrvS
burg and Oregon rOad. aud running thence nnrIh an
SAID east line eight aud l2-00 chains to A bender a
white oak thirty inches in diameter beurinp south
s2A degrees east. aud thirty nine links thsr.trom
thence cnserly at eight angles with said last men
toned line two aud 3j-l00 chains to snid Perrvsburu
and Oregon road and also south westerly along ,aiJ
road, to the place of beginning containing IS 100 ot
an acre more or less. As, that other niece nf Land
part OF tract eighty-One (Sl) bounded ms follows.
commencing on the nOI th line of the DAYTON X Mich.
g IN Railroad, as The same has been sikcd out and
constructed across said river tract eighty one an
where the esst line of the tract in plrtiti1n des.rih
ed as 46-lO0 acres meets the same thence e.s,orl
along the line of said Railroad nine 5l-IeO chains
thence northery lire parallel with the north nu6
south line of said river tract eighty,ona I3 To Gra.
sy Creek thence westerly along Grassy Creek to III
east line OF the said partition tract of AZ 10, ,css
thence south II 20I0 chains to ths place Of bs,,n.
ing. containg IL 40 100 acres more or less
Z, w. NORTON Sheriff.
January 18Th. lS S,0-37wS$7
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Sherin,s SnIQ.

Hr c. Plumv against |. c. Prentice.
DY virtue of nm order of sale directed and de
ID livrred from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood county Ohio. shall offer for sale at the GuoI
"fthe Court House. in Perrysburg, on I'
SATURDAY, the 13th day of Feb. A. d. 1860.
between the hours Of AMI Of said day the follow.
ing Lands and Trnenents sitlnte in the county of
Wood and State Of OHIO, to wit -
The west fractional part of River Tract number
eighty-six (S6), described by line drawn plrlIlrI
with the west line of said 'frac from the southern
Roun1ary of said Tract the southern boundary of
LucaS co., At SUN ;ient distance elsterly rom said
west line of said Tract 10 enclose fifteen acres Said
Tencmcnts being taken in execution ns the property
OF said Defendant. at The suit of said Plaintif.
G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
II II. DonGI Atty,
jan. l2 lSjO,-JG-5w
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MARRIED.,

On the 9th ult, bv ". davidson, ]. r, JAMES
BANKS and CATHERINE MUIR, ali of Vood Co UNITY.
On the 2nth nit by W. Dwidson. J p, JosEru
CRAYs aud EMMA CEAvs, all of ood County, Ohio.
On the 9th inst, by d. Ross Esq, at lis residence
Perryshurg, Mr.. ANDREW URDwAV AID Miss NANCY
HuUsLHulDER, of ebster township.
On Saturday December 3lst.. at Litcheld, Med
ma ounty, Ohio. b, the Rev. +. Cole. pASL W
poE. Esq, of Bowling Green, and Mis- FIANCEs h.
Button,
The bride will pie ase accept our thanks for deli
cious wedding cake. May succession Of j,ys and
but few of ifes s,rrows befall the newly vedded
pair.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-19
Legal Nctice.


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Nlvsnus Jefferson administrator Of the estate OF
Nlya Gillou dCccN >ed plelhtih against James N
Cooper, Il teodnut
fINHE defendant. James VI. Cooper viii taks Notice
1 that the plaintiff aforesaid ilcd his petition in
sad court against him the defendant uthe .th day
ot pecemb,r, A. n, 1859. which petition among other
thugs sets up thar the said defendant made ou the
sixth diy OF September lstS. contract IN writing,
which cOntract is attached said petition to convey
to said Iva Gillctt now deseused the southeast
quarter of the south quarter Of section seven OF
township live north OF range nine east, in sad Nooi
county, ny awarrantCe deed forthe consideration o
two hundred dollars as follows; Nifty dollars IN hand
Hfty dollars nn the fist day OF May lst1 aud one
hundred ouars on tLs first lay of NAY 1850 with in
terest, which period has expired. Fad TINT said Gi
lett did pay sria several sums of money according ~
cuutract and became entitled deed for said land
IN his life time; That Said Gillett deceased the ID
day of December, A. u 1885, and that plaintiG IL hs
'Hwmlly appointed qualified and atibK administra
tNr; that said jams NJ, Cooper did execute and
deliver said deed of said land, 10 said Gils In bic
life time, has he yet executed and delivered the
same 10 plantitf ~ said or to the legal
representatives. of said Gilleitand askng said decu
ant to answer and to set mp his claim II he have an,
rnrI uf the consideration Of said land still due Rut
unpaid and In default ~ defendants so doing tbs
said sums in Sad contract Oe sdjadgsd pale
md satisfied aud that sad dssndsnt be ord.rsd by th'
court 10 execute and deliver Hdeed in pursuance o
said contract OF in 'stat thereof the decree Judge
men, and order of the court be taken 20 operate o.
and become said deed and for ether relief Said ts
frndrnt will answer said pstitioa on or before sh
25th dn, of February, A. D 1850, or said psttio
willie taken confessed aud Judgment Iende'ed 90
cordingly. SYLVANUS JEFFERSON.
Dec. 24th, ,ls5s.--1AweSs,T. Pro per.