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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-14
DROBATE NOTICE-State of Mich.

Il ig3n, County Of ingham, A. a session Of the
Probate Court FOR the County Of InEham holden AZ
Probate Office in HasC Monday, tHe Gay of Augt
in the year o1s THOUSAND eight hundred and sixty
one; Present, Wan. Il i1nckaey, Judge OF II ba.e in
the matter If the estate Of Chare- Friday deco el
On reading and hrg The petition duly verhel of a.
Benton, creditor, praying that letters Of a2Hni-ra
ton up7n the estate uf Charles Friday deceased NAV b4
granted 70 said petitioner.
ThefeupCa II is Ordered, that N5nlay. the - lsy
Of September next n II o'clock in the f,reuo
ed for the hearing OF sand petition and that the heirs ST
law If said deceased, and al other persons Interested IN
said estate required 10 appear session % -4i5
Court, then TO he holden AZ the Probate Office IA the
village Of Mason, aud show cause. If any there be- wkv
the PRAYER of the petitioner should o. e. ae ani
Il Is further Ordered. that said petitioner give notice 20
the persons interested sad estate Cf tie p-raeucv H
said petition, and the hearing thereof By causing copy
OF this order 20 be publ she'd in the Lansing Hep7oa
newspaper printed and circulating said county OF Ia
ham, successive weeks previous said dsv Of bearing
q true copy VIZ II PINCKEEY
sass nd asfp rala.a
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CAusR AND PREVENTION OF SxUr.-The blight
ccnea smut. isa fungus or parasitic plant. the
minute seeds Of which lodge upon various grains.
gefm'nafe, and appropriate the substance
Oh sne Kernel To prevent it, soak the
ecu eight or ten hours in brine s,rorp
enough 70 noat an egg, drain it we'll and shovel
over with fresh slaked lime until each kernsi
ven coated. Ut course, it should h, snvp
within day or two after preparing il.
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NTORTGAGE SALE-Dcfault having

AV1 been maze - the c0rd lions e certain mort (.
executed Ey William A4Stn aud ''fce =, E- y te, 81
ln,ham county u ca - Ira bsyen1or of Bath New
York dat - he nth day Of teb-ulY, u eighteen
hundred and fifty nine, and recorded February twenty
s. A II 1888, in tire Office Of the Reg ster of nef> 'or
the county Of iugham the stat of chigsn in Lher
y OF ages pages lt and 1ei, upon winch mort
gage there claimed to b. due. ~ the Gale H this notice,
the SUM al hundred and ghrv thfea dollars and
ninety five and no ~It az g iaS bHvng
int .ufri 30 any part thereof, N"t"- -
therefore hr-ebs gwen that Weane STAY, the tw
tn Gay If september next. At twelve oci"cE no 30.
shall ,-f' ~ Puzzle AudtgD. 10 thu gbrst btCtr, ia-
b. i7r" a tH- 'cn door Of the lugham county CIR
cur IT use. the yieSr 90 Mason the pfem.scs
such tga-c, f"r much Thereof shall
-s-t. the punf due such mo-" gage,
wiz ten interest. legal COST, together with
attllsr &c of fifty 20 lars, covenant therein }
tl-I, ,s f9ioe ing Pere pace o. and situate
10 ngham county. NIrhgar The east h 10 81 e
sonthEr-- grarer Of section twenty in t,vrshP
north. range we Se-t, "gHiv acres more ICES
D4tei ie-..i- June - l., 4 D 1Sel.
IRA pAFENrDEP. Nnr,ca---.
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w been mad in the eonGit On Of certain mortgage
executed by Thomas AontECrnery and NatlGa l., h.
slfe % Ingham county Michigan, 70 Ira davenport Il
New York, dated the ;weuty fourth day 81 fcbru
4~v 4. eighteen hundred and diy nine. and Ie'ordet
Ia the Office Of the Reg Of DEEDS t'- tie county al
Incharn state al Michigan IN it--r y 81 mortgages on
pa 40 and 1l1. upon which Sad mortgage there :
claimed De due al the Gate of Z l. notice the sum q
,s "a died an! eighty dollars sui eighty three cents
and proceedings az law having been instituted
any part thereof notice Is theref're hereby
.;v that Wednesday the twenty hth day a eeqttm
Ter next l. clock noon shall sell public auction
The highest bidder se take place al tie tont door
OF the log ham County Circut CouFt House. IN The village
Of Mason the premise, contained such mor'- gage for
much thereof shall BE- necessary n satisfy The
amount doe -ten mortgage. win ton per cent u1ef
ST. ard ..- Ct t-r uer with aUa ioln-s Zee ~ rty
dollars coye4au- tor therein :hati~ the fso~
u. , zee parcel 81 iall situate N ln-hsm county
Michigan, the north iraci nal hall 81 the north
west quarter of ecton five, ia township one north g
range two srst, eighty four acres. more OF le--
IRA DAVENPORT Mortgage
VIZ WATzEWAN Attorney
Dated nr'rBit June - h. A y lStl. l3a:-@
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE Tn,

~ uu5e signed having been appointed by the lian.
VIM II ruclue, JGdge at Probate for the county g"
Cham. & nun to receive examine END a0uS ~
Ella ms an &c arul. ag4~t tie esiae - Eiihu twt.
deceased hereby give st they all meet - The
a.- residence Of ~ deceased, Saturday. the l1
dav Il August next aud GA Sur the l+tl d2y at ~
cc!1ber r.&t I tu- township al Lansing, comfy ot
ham, for the purpose Of receiving, nu ana a';irs
inr such claims ami aaIntns mon lis ON iI- ID p
of JUS allowed t1r creditors TO present Their cia'
tor ~ m nav 81, AMI a. ias.m-nt
RANSOM tNf''4T
! ? IaFEt.iG.
Eanm--
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nUEING tllIs MONTH, Trains viii leave oso-S.i,
! J aelt ~. I,.nr eli Lansing EsiiIoei, a. tuiioSs-
GOING FAST
ht5.o0 4 a.! 90 NJ and 2.i0P II, for hrtI'ii
GOING WEST
Al n - :. NJ for Mwaukte
Al H. Il 2. e., Tor Grand krllcs.
A. II 80 4 4 for Milwaukee
EetIeShmpu IL lA-troit O~us>o ana Gram Raven aud
uIcu Company Terry steamer Windsor, "a letrut hfsr
Hotel 10 Depot ~ Grand Haven.
Tram leave t.ttani isilv, Sundays excepted.
rHE TsINGSApll LINES open f"F Prime ltiNt-y-.
~IFEf1NG CARS ~ AL Night Trains
CUNNEJIIUSS.
At p.IEuiI-Great Western Railway for 81 points
E.s-N.c'd-so Central, Michigan southern, aul Grand
Truat Railroads
At GLWA Al kEE-Witb tle Mississippi, Lacrosse Chi
ear, Natrrury. ana Horizon Railroads, foo all points
We; ana Northwest.
Passengers ar Great Wa-tpru Railway go the Rail
z al Ferry steamer at D. L NJ beck, leaving Dock a.
: 70 4 NJ, aL5 - =. II
TIE Conrarv's Time Table, can he had at .ny 81 the
stations
W X. MUIR Gents SUPP.
D 4 #. t. ufice~. 1851
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Lsnsing, July 2, Isoi -
NTOTICE TO CNNTRANTOKS.

: C.u.--.. erI t. offered 20 tle 'rve-' fo f'G~iir
blBie- ,a.ds.- IL, 81 Ar,u., mex, al sen s",
Ii tu- fo.eu lsI az the t.rtn tog.ts Coat iious-
sand Ee sc + CD for tie construction ct - III. - It
the Sand Bach an S.y cts >a'c Road. from = nj b c
westward fu sections Of oae ni-- Plans may be- ~ee1
or 0tne- I.f nation DecL NJ the pnrk Rad rs app
ton the sulsc .ie- the office ol p W Irwin t
land Beach. Contracts NI t- 20 .'e pes s'- 20 is
= hjch NAV -e'.t f.or ~, Of tie >s- LANES
i9opirg t. l'.e 5-at-
q. " PACK. Commits ocer
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS IS
NORTG AGE SALE.-Detault having


AV1 been made in The conditions Of certain mort
gage tshereby tie power therein contained To se ma
operative executed By Peter Etcheils anc HAIy
Eich-Is Ii. wife Ingham county, IcA gan y ia
Davenport of York casd the thlTtsenh d.! u Jan
aary A D. eighteen hundred and sixty, and RECORDED
January tweateth A II. i.to, in the office of the kss
leeds for the county OF lnshsm, IN the s'ae 81
Michigan. ber Il Of mortgages, on pages ., anu 30,
upon which mortgage there claimed 10 te due, al N
tate of This notice the sum OF four hundred and MY
eight dqizrs forty cents, and no .lt or proceed
Dgs having been Instituted 10 recover sny pAit
thereof ice i therefore hereby gwen ,hat ca "ears
av the tWenty-ath dsy Of September next. at Twelve
clock noon shall eel AZ pubilc sUctol. t1tb- highest
blder sale 20 ss- place a; the 'front.' door OF tn- Ing
ham county Circuit Court House the vtisce u Aason
the premises contained such ruEgs Cor 50 much
thereof shall be necessary 10 stisly th- amount cue
such ul0rfgaee with per cent interest and legal
together with Attorney iue - htiy dollars. cove
ua.t-t f,r fheren) that - say, the follow ns peee
~ garce Of land situate IN Ingham county, Michigan
VIZ The west half Of the north west quarter Of section
aentv nine. township two month OF range cue east
ghty acres, more OF less
Dated Detroit. jane -5ih. y ISL.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
EN J WtTgPaAN. attorney 1SS3-3
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Allison JJly 1J,h. 1861
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-No,ice

= is vrt3y gwen, That "A pursuance 81 su utrr 20
E-an-.t Jos -i- .It-- OF f~..5lte ir .is -.. 60
InghaIn, the 2-I isy of July. = g. 1851 CHAIR ~
pose for sale a. pGbic auction The p1eGs s.,
dav the -ls lag of September next, AZ O'Clock t,
ate noon, she fuus ing piece parcel If land. he
north ha e., thr north west quarter of section -hFiy
swo (3) IN 20 three 81 north Of range % west
CONTAINING 50 Is. ,ess, subject to al le hens
Terms mtie knlNn on day of sal
Gs33S MARC ARET ,. SAXTON.
AGm'I of estate Of Keu ben sexton deceased
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~ C0uH.i-.i ii tine Auuni antics p g.
LAM state Krsi. sii 1T tha construction pt -r 49, +
the Olipw and 9scc VIZ thar Fa-t.tu 'i stf
rad ivuy % Ihr q a mont AMI iniss I.r,' %
commence Alrr - Tuesday. n" 20th DAY IT IA
gust next. IL O'Clock A. IN G7gi'and. co4iGorn-
at the South JON NJ az - ana -
WclueS isy. August y. a. > L 10 tnFn unrh J.
east (Ai i-.n) common, ~. tEr ."uth a-ItnUg cor
ners al 80 "a - aud -. fr;ay, Angus -@I ~ y
j. In town 10 nlrh l. cIsr, CONNER ing AZ the south
aii,nn. uf sections 3 AMI 81, Monday. August
~ h. at = o'cnck la town II north l. So, csrr
Inencing ic o'th adjoining OF - ters 81 aud
- Tues IT,. August 2Ith, 81 , c,.ck II Inn
NJ pot 81 sad road thence tn he Fork, ni Cts
Rycr * 10 g., Direi - the HI use o Alex. Nrvm. p.
section $, tos II uastE range i east, We D.. ay
the p u 90 August, az O'Clock VI AMI sale
ed may require The road - be built
follow b- cic tie3 OF all timber, brush ami stones
fpEr RODS vi g, g-ihb'i 20 fcet wide grad" 30
above 'hr general level and J. feet wt'e TIP a.
grade An causeWavs 10 To- hut 81 tnh"- not is than
inches ia and IL feet long, and covered with
earth foot m depth All cu,er1s be not les than
Is feet and feet W. e. and covered Wi-h plans
ehes ihick durable timber MT less In .ucIc IN 50
ame'er
Full s.,c feat Of all eq 81 Vii hc given
day Of ~ q when TRAITORS wii expected be
read with the securJes. The lands for the n
structon Of said cad may be selected from aoy cf the
Swau1y mis- in the Loves Peninsula be NJ ~ the
State Of Michigan u. hNEET.
Commits ncr
AU,s,p T.,fy ILt, 1851
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Cast OF MAKING HAY-OLD AND NEW
NODE.

The following article from The Country Cen
Aenau il we'll worthy of the attention OF all
farmers who We, pursue the Old mode OF cutting
and curing hay. The amount OF 81 20 tun
upou large hay crop is worth saving. We
have no doubt about the correctness of the cal
calsiion:
I'VE sometimes here complaints that farming
is becoming more difficult, laborious and costly
snd that good times have gone. As single
proof Of the iallacy OF this notion, we may cite
hay-making We believe the following tar
estimate u the old and new ways-the old, WITH
IN. grass cut by scythe teddcd by fork or suck,
rak.d by hand, cooked By FORK, often opened
and dried after a storm, pitched or wagon and
pitched off into the barn. By the modern mode,
the hay is cut by two horses. needs no te,iding,
is raked with revolver, and is either drawn by
means OF "a rope or sweep, or on wagon and
pitched by the assistance Ct EO.se-.OIk with
little labor. The hay-sweep, To be described
and figured in the forthcoming number of The
Mudrated Annaai Register, enables two horses
and lSO boys 10 draw twenty or thirty tuns q
day.
OLD MoDE-TEN ACRES
Il, d,,s naos.ny, = cree, T. q ial-ed 4gr--
~ay dAy, "a boa t--..-.- -..---... Isl. -
To 50 Fat ny htsd, ..-....-..-. "i
7" rak by hand, l-s, -.-....--- = ~
pattny clchs. Gas Sea. : W
To ,lrs,iny 3 d8y. . bai-es sniS men o.
To sas,- 81 q'sH's D, uaaviod1te setting ~
average ......-. p 'I
T, s'ns "a, az er Ia!a, 80 ever ss.---.-. 90
7. cos. Of ma .ny 10 tsa nf y-I55 - te aelssJ -
Or two do.iars a tan. Tie fsala amount vas often
much more. II usually recAOnei al enc hall Tie
whole cost Of the hay
NEW MoDE-TEy ACRES.
10 cutting, so cents per acre, usual eharg7.$9 %
To rAkiny with horse half day ........... oJ
To drawing If wagon ami horsspi,cher. 90
To possibe waste, " RAM -ty ...-..-......-.- V'
%. 50 ceais a taa. T.
"Ths amount will often be greatly reduced
For example, the horse for raking * usually on
hand at little cost, and the man aud horse need
not be reckoned at 81 per day. The drawing
il done by hay-sweep, would reduce the cost
at least one dollar. The danger Of loss by rain
becomes very small, for the hay may be cut By
the moving machine just whenever weather and
hands render it safe and convenient; and not
during all weathers, as formerly, ben hands lad
to DO kept closely AT il, TO get through before
the end of SIMMER The hay rake, Eay-t1;s,
and sweep, will place several acres OF dry hay
under cover in short time, aud respectable
share of prudence would thus almost entirely
obviate the danger OF injury from ruin. Good
machines, and every facility arranged in the best
manner, combined with farming so good as TO
give two to three tuns OF dried hay - the acre,
would probably enable the energetic and intclli-
gent farmer to secure his crop for fly cents a
tun. improvement here, has decidedly tie al
vantage"
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III man cheat you once, blame him. II ,
second time, blame yourself
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN-County o

SIAI Il OF MIJ 1IUAN-JOunty Of
~ lBzham - PROBATE Count Robert Hayward. enc
# the ;.-5is ra-or> 81 the estate Of Almer HUnf
deceased having f ei his final account such admins
traitor, AMI asked 10 be C>char e from all fart so
ities in the premises IS such admin StratUr.
fheTeupln il j. ordered that Monday, The II DAY Ct
Septemte next, at O'Clock p. NJ be assigned for the
examination OF such final account and schaTge AID tNat
the heirs at Nv Of sad deceased and an otner Prs
IN ereSet IN sajt STATE .Gi!-l % appeal The
Probate OF = IN the vi ge o Mason said - day o.
Sepienber, anu show cause. If any there be- VII. She
prayer OF the petitioner should be granted: And
i furhe. ordered that Robert Haywood give no-ice Of
ssId Application asI lie hearing thereof, b. csu> NJ
copy OF this l-ieg 20 b. Published the Lansing Ae
publ can, p newspaper prnt-. ana circulating sSia
County OF ln-an successive week, previous to said
day OF hearing.
a rsu. copy WN. II. PlNCKNEY.
jwo-S Judge Of Probate.
MAstn. Anrnst 3. 1851
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NO PROFITS AT ALL

NOTICE.-Tbe subscriber would an
4 noguee that he has associated with hin in the
Drug business Frank Wells practical Dru-yist former
y "t Howell The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm OF Ford & Wells
"~5." THERON FORD
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20 single Bottle q -?aJL1lNG S PREPARED GICE
nilI save zen times its COS; aruuaIly.-Fs
SPAI GISG'S PREPARED GIJYf
SFALDlNG'S PREPARED GLCFl
SPALrING'S PREPARED GTUEf
SAVE LIE RICE
ECONOMY DISPATCH
ga d" 4 ST-TCE 81 E-sr- SAWS NTvE 80 81
As seeiieats xii happen. even ia ven regulated 5z1
les very desirable 70 Lsve cheap end ccnvsa
leat Way Tor repa Fiar Furniture. Ioss C-1--r- sc
SPALDIN5'S PRE- AIRED GLUE
meets al such eer ,lc.e and hous= hold cal aflra
70 be Etheut II. us siEays ready an ~ 70 he stick
Ing point.
"USEF--l 4. X EVERY House.
y B.-A B-ssh a--au9au.e- each Bottle. Price, -
cents.
HENRY SPALDING
TO- g. CEDAR -rest E-w Tork
CAT-rI N
AZ certain rnprirci7sIej persons attempting 20
palm OF on the ua..-peet5r- p1bc. illstj~r- q Tny
PREPARED gil z. would caution z persons 20 exam
inc before pUrcbascE, ard 80 that RE 81 narr.
eT-SPALDTSG'S PREPARED GIrC.@a
is On the outside wrzPpe euo;he-s a. s-- ag eoar-
terfets. iv2rs
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RILLINGS OFFERS HIS ENTIRE STOCK.
, principally new, at prices 10 meet the times.
More goods for dollar in cash than can be oh.
tanned at any other establishment.
Ready pay, quick returns, small profits" and
sometimes
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10 cutting, 80 cents per acre, usual charg7.-$9 %
To rAkiny with horse half 80 .......... oJ
To drawing II wagon ami hofsepitcher..... 90
To possible waste, ~ ram, -y .....-.-.....-. %
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OLD NoDE-TEN ACRES.
NEW MODE-TEy ACREs.

T, cos. Of NJ 10 &C ltyl55 - tbe '-sfesJ -
Or two do,iars a tun. Ei.e rsals amount vas ol.ea
much II usually recAOGei al enc hall The
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The

g. " PACK. COMMITS oyer.
f.
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2nd--onc copy, one year, OF that
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