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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
RrvolurIoNARY PENs1ONrRs. : The whole

REvoLurIoNARY PENSIONERS. The whole
number of revolutionary pensioners re-
naming on the rolls, sO,h Of June last
was 50. the total payments to whom dur
ing the year was ss7, ,6ei 81. One Of
these died lately in Naw Hampshire. aged
lOi ysars. lu two years preceding last
June, ioa Of The old pensioners, or sc pei
cent. Of the whole number, died. They
are fact passiug away.
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For tho Lancaster Gazette

Private pickpockets, aud common
thieves. who have not acquired celebrity
in their pr OfessiOu, BY popular favor. are
hunted from society, and rewarded with
hate. chains, imprisonment and death
Public thieves, who can make thei. way
to the Senate, the House Of Commons, OF
to the Staf,are paid with dinners, sers
nades, levees. and iuuoductions to pri.
vate circles and homes, and their public
peculatiOns are allowed to proceed by the
million.
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THE oRowrn OF TIE UNITED STATES

has been about per cent. per annum, while the In
crease OF the Mexican Mustang Liniment has been
from 20 10 30 per cent, showing the estimation and
Increasing popularity OF this invaluable article. II
has, ioubt saved the country half million ycGr
IN horses and cattle alone while for human ailments,
such as Bruises, Silt Joints, Rheumatism, Pains, ,Cnts
Bites, Caked Breasts, &C., 1t has ne equal. Did you
ever ittried without success, upon either man
beastH tshould always be kept In every house and
stable. Accidents will occur Promptness Is efdca-
ey But be particular, and buy Of none blt respecla-
Bile dealers See that every wrapper bears the sigma
ture OF ID. s. Barnes. proprietor, and @. w. West
brook, Chemist, and the precautionary words Trade
"Mark" in two Hedallons OF the Federal Currency.
all respectable dealers throughout the habitable
Globc. ID. S. BARNES, New York.
Oct. 3-omo8 ...- o..
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What becomes Of mans orthodoxy
when he changes his country, his .Associ-
atoms, aud all hisSOrroundings, by which
means. bis perceptions, HE thoughts and
his judgements. become very much modi.
6sdS Does religion consist in erseds and
conventional articles Of faith, or in mans
interior perceptions Of moral righ. and
wrong, and In the light Of his reasonS
ZENO.
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NanhnGe.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 Jackson Barrett that
on the 9eth day OF December, A. ID. 1851, his
wife, Frances F. Barrett, filed in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, In and for the county OF Fairfield and
state OF Ohio, her petition against him setting forth
that no has been wilfully absent from hei fof more
than three years last past and has during all that
time grossly neglected his duty towards her; and
praying that their marriage may be dissolved and both
parties froed from the obligations thereof and that
reasonable aimony may be allowed TO her out of hiS
properly; and that she may be restored to her aid
en- name, Frances Fuller; and he is further notified
that said cause will come on for hearing at the next
term Of said court.
Dated this end day Of January, leo9.
HUNTER & DAUGHERTv,
Attorneys for Pc titoner
Jan.9, l662-6w4s-pfS3 so ..- rs. ttr-
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HAdvicss from Cumberland. Va,
look warliks. Jackson with large force
has taken possession of ROmuey and is
threatening Cumberland. The Union
forces there number $4,000, and are be-
ius incr .ased daily. Brigalisr General
Lander is in command
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la-victims Of Rheuuallsni read this:


CLEARPoRF. fairfield co., June 4. 1857.
DR.. 9. W. RoB1cH. No, 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, O.-Dear Sir:--This
spring | hired to work on farm during
the simmer, but I became severely afflict-
ed With Rheumatism. and it disabled me
80 much, that l was compelled 10 quit
work. After being confined to my room
for some time; procured OF your agents
at this place, Msssers. Atboit & Sons, a
bottle Of your Scandinavian Blood Puri6
er and box ofyour Blood Pills. and af.
ter the use Of them | was restored to per-
feet health. Oue bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pills
performed a perfect cure. Being satisf,
cd that it is an invaluable remedy. / sent
you this TO be published. If you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
have the benefit OF my experiences a.
e SILAS SPRIN GER. d.
ET See advertise uent.
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Twenty Eve American trOt,srs, says the
journal du Havre, have arrived at that
port which were purchased for the 1mps-
rial stables. Prince NapoleoD has select
ed i've Of them for bic stud and Eve for
the King Of Italy.
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Think all surmises and suepicions that
the Union Democrats will resist a fair
caucus, are unjust sHd mischievous.-
Some Of the most earnest men for an i'm.
mediate call, at least Tor CONSULTATION, are
Union Democrats. . n
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SoLDrERs PENSIONS, Congress has voted
500 to the widow of every soldier dying
10 service and to each enc serving two
years. but made no appropriations for ar.
my officers,
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5pefial Nutifrs.

Doctor Leand's Anti Rheumatic Band Is the only
knownremedy for Rhoumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
and the perncious effects of Mercury, and It Is with
the greatest satisacon to its merits that call
the attention ofour readers TO the advertise IN
another column of our paper, ofthe Anti. Rheumatic
Band--omI4.
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One Of the differences between de-
veloped and an undeVsloped mind is, that
the latter refers events to luck, stars,
prearrangement BY some unknown and
unknowabls intelligence; while TIE form
sr views everything in the universe. as
tho imnutable issue Of cause and sffect.
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INCIDENTS OF CLIFF CREEK The Lou.
isSiIlc Journal says:
A gentleman direct from the vicinity OF
Somerset, informs us that there were G.
leven Of the 10Th Indiana killed, ten Of
the Second Minnesota, eight Ct the 4th
Kentucky, eight Of the 9th Ohio. and one
or two Of the WoOdiord cavalry. The
Michigan engineer and mechanics regi'
meut dug trenches and buried the dead,
the funeral service having been appro-
priately performed on the occasiOn.-
Wounded prisoners state that there was
no general enthusiasm, but that the grow
ing disCOutent induced Gen. zollicotier to
make a speech to his troops the day be-
fore be led them to battle, in which he
declared with emphasis that "he would
take them to Indiana or 60 to hi him.
self" After Col Fry's horse was shot
aud disabled, he mounted the splendid
gray which ZollicolTer bad ridden.
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II QD. aDa E.

GHARIrY LODGE, No. I, meets every Monday
~ Evening. ~
9dand 4th Thursday Evening IN each month
Lane asier, apriIlo, lo60-2ti
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LxOad NONhOe.


NJoTlcE is hereby given to all whom Il may cen.
Germ that at the ext Session oftha Commia asion1
ers OF Fairfield county, to be held In DEcEMbBR,
A. D. 1891 petition will be pre- sented for the vasa.
tion oil the following described road towit; So much
Of tho State Road leading from Carroll In Fairfield
county, Ohio, to Pekerington In said county as
within the following points, to witt BeginniRg a
point on the line between Isaac II. Graybl and Nor.
dlca Fishpaw; thence In north westerly direction
through the lands Of said Grayhi and continuing on
between the lands OF Michael King and Jacob BoyeV
and terminating in the new road running thsSes
south between the lands OF Ira Ricketts, Michael Kina,
Christian r. Schirm and Isaac II, Grayb for the FOL.
lowing reasonsi l 81 stt3 gGl
LIST. Because the portion Of said road souKhtto be
vacatedis unneecssary TO be continued open.
0nd Because there other suificient and convon
lent roads which answer all the purposes travel and
neigeboIhood use. tt
Sd Because tho keeping up Of the portion Of sAia
road asked to be vacated Is useless expense upon
the supervisor OF the road district. fsft
-. - lMaNY PETITIONERS. I
oetgO, Ieo:-5wS2
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Attachmea Notice

Attach maeRt Notice.
william Munlux against S. G. Mcbride.
Before w. l.. Rlgby, J. P. Of Rocking township
Fairfield county, Ohio. -
ON the 10Th day Of October 1861, said Justice issued
an order Of attachment In the above action for SIS IS
debt and $40 probable costs. WIN. MUNLUX.
Lancaster, Nov. 7,le6l.-3w33
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The pacific termination Of the Trent
affair caused rise in the Bourse of per
cent The Mcni.eur says feeling Of
profound regre. aud indignation has been
aroused in England and France by the
vindictive act Of destroying the port Of
Charleston. Rsntes firm at 8f.6Oc.
Markets steady for American securities.
Small sales Illinois Central, 4S& and ala
discount.
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B. B. common & BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nh FDi1 ECE srRrE-r

Is, b. COMMUk q bhU.,
COmE1HSSION MERCHANTS,
NO college, STREET
New stock just received and for sale
low 90 close out COnsignments.
2NO apps Common s BRO
lOO@'ss 4.-l' = i ! ooSNoa q BRO
0Cl APPS covSoR a BRO.
4O SPs ''' O''''''' '''' . coSyoa a BRO.
~ bali bbI.. Coal OIL, ~ saleby
- ap CoNNoR sHO'
l0O sps 6oNNoR BRO.
--------------------i -------
Oh aps ~ coNSoR : BRO
% Sps M ~ '''' coSEoR a Bro.
. chests TEA tor sale by
IL APPS coNNoR a BRO
II sPs '''' ''' '''' = ooNNoR 4 BRO.
. cadies TEA for sale by
IL APPS CONNER a BRO.
NJ boxes Yeast POWDERS, for sale by
~ APPS CONNoR BRO
90 casks SODA, Cor sale BY
~ APPS COMMON a BRO.
IOO aps C6NNoR & BRO.
Ok boxes star CANDLES, for sale by
% APPS CoNNoR 3 BRO.
Ok boxes COFFEE, for sale by
IA APPS CoNNoR BRO.
In kits SALMON, for salc by
~ APPS CoNNoB a BRO,
= 4 kits MACKEREL, for sale BY
"a APPS ooNNoR a BRO.
< kits HERRING, for sale By
- APPS Common BRO.
= apS CoNSoR& BRO.
IL apps ooNNoR BRO
~ APPS 6oNNoR q BRO.
A bbls, CIDER, for sale by
x aps CONNOB & BRO
ne boxes dried HERRING, for sale By
~ apps CONNOR BRO.
l6 OS SpS D'''a '''''u' 'o' ''' g coNNoR & BRO
81 sS8 CoNNoR4 BRO
6O bbls Crushed Sugar, for sale by
~ APPS Common & BRO
I.DS bags MEAL, for sale by
IZC aps COSNOR& BRO
SOO bbs FLOUR, for sale by
ONbO APPS COHNOR & BRO
on casks HAMS for sale ~
~ apS COMO B BRO
0O casks SIDES for sale by
~ aps CoSNOR q BRO
OO( \ bbls fine POTATOES, for sale BY
SAIJ APPS C0NNOR q BRO
on boxes fresh Garden SEED, for Sale by
w APPS Common BRO.
. bills Onion SETS for sale By
- APT Common BRO.
tO tierces Canvassed HAMS, with large lot OF all
~ sorts Of Goods, which we will close out low, at
cur old stand, No College street
APPS b B. Common & BRO
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human and brutal by our Government as
its efforts to incite the Indian tribes to
massacre the whites. It's intrigues with
the Indians have fixed upon its name an
everlasting reproach. We would sug-
gest THAT for the rebel Government TO
charge the Federal Government with
atrocity, when sins 50 numerous lie at its
own door, is a piece Of superlatiye i'm
pudence. But it seems that CLARK, of
Missouri, PHELAN, of Mississippi, and
HENRY of this State, of Spread-Eagle
notoriety, thought the resolution entirely
too tame and moderate. 1t was not
strong enough said the weak-minded and
malignant old creature from GAINESVILLE.
This man, who prides himself on his ex-
traordinary piety and sanctity, and his
superfne refinement and aristocratic
breeding, says he is for raising the black
flag, and neither giving nor asking quar-
ter, henceforward. He is well satisfied
that if he were TO fall into the hands Of
the Federal authorities, he would be hui
namely and generously treated, and
therefore he would indulge in brutality
which he knows will not be initiated by
our Government He is as contemplate
as he is malignant. One PHELAN, of Mis-
souri,, said that if the black flag had
been raised by the Confederates one year
ago at Manassas, the war would have
been ended before this. 1t is very like
ly. Most tolerant and feeling have the
twenty millions of loyal people been to
a handful Of rebels; but let HENRY, and
PHELAN, and CLARK raise their black flag;
flag never raised any where save at the
masthead of pirate ship, when bear
ing down defenceless vessel and the
war will soon lie ended in their own cold
blood. This debate clearly shows the
utter blindness and despair of the rebel
Government
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Late from New Orleans.

We have received New Orleans papers
of the 23d ult., from which we extract
the following local news:
DR.. Edward Jenner Coke, for thirty
five years a resident of New Orleans,
died on the 22d ult, Of appoplexy. He
was sixty years of age.
Mr. William G.. Hewes, well-known
merchant of New Orleans, died recently
near Holly Springs, Mississippi. He
settled in New Orleans in 1918.
BY Special Order No. 400, dated Sep
TENDER %, Major G. Il. Gildings, of the
18th Infantry, is assigned to duty as
mastering and disbursing officer and
superintendent of the recruiting service
in the Department of the Gulf Col. 0.
Z. Gooding, 3lst Massachusetts, is order
ed TO report to Gen. Neal Don, at Fort
Jackson, for duty.
The Della Of the 23d ult. says
"Provost Marshal French and his as
sistants, a large number of whom had
been specially appointed for that service,
had their hands full of business vester-
day, administering the oath of allegi-
ance TO the United States to large throngs
Of applicants. At the City Hall and at
the Custom House there was constant
stream of them throughout the day, and,
as may be imagined, there was good
deal of swearing done.
The scene presented at the various
places of receiving the oath were curious
to behold. Persons of both sexes, and
of all ages, colors, conditions, and asso-
Citations, were mingled together in anXi-
Gus groups, awaiting their turn to be
sworn, TO sign, and to be furnished with
certificates, aud those who went through
the ceremony were numbered by thous-
ands
Since "the capture Of the forts below
New Orleans bands of plunderers have
been depredating on the planters of st.
Bernard and Plaquemines, stealing their
cattle, debauching their slaves, and
alarming their families. Col. Kinsman,
acting Provost Judge, summarily dispos-
ed of four Of the gang OH the 21st.
Miss Fitz Herbert, Of New York open
ed theatre at the Mechanics Institute
on the 23d uit
The Deli Of the Esd says:
Twenty guerrillas from the country
| above, on the right bank Of the river,
came down 10 the city last evening on
the steamer Iberyille, and voluntarily
gave themselves into the hands of the
authorities here. They had become dis
gusted with the life OF outlawry which
they had been leading, were ragged and
dirty, and poorly armed. An officer who
came down upon the same boat with
them says they informed him there were
hundreds more that would make their
escape the first opportunity, having like
themselves, been made 10 realize that
the way Of the trangressor is heard
Some of them express the desire TO take
the oath of allegiance and return to 10y
ally"
A second grand Union meeting was
held in jefferson City, on the 10th ult.
Gen. w. r. Greathouse presiding. Tn,
widest enthusiasm prevailed. Addresse'
were delivered by Mr.. Stancel, of Texas
Capt Williams, of the 9th Connecticut
and Col. Edwin White.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias III Fa to me directed from
ID the Circuit Court of the United States tor the
Middle District Of Tennessee, 1, T. r. Gascock, Mar
shall in and for said District, will expose TO public
sale, to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
house door, in the City Of Nashville, on the 2nd day
Of October, 1862 all the right, title, claim and inter
est which Thomas Barry, Washington Barrow, aud
A. V. S. Lindsey and Washington Barrow, Admin
isrators of John Shelby, deceased, have in and to
the following described pieces or parcels OF Land 10
wit A tract of Land, in Sumner county, Tennessee,
on Desha's creek and its waters beginning at
planted rock southeast corner OF James White des,
thence North 10 East ~ poles TO a planted rock
thence North 45o West "a poles to rock at Abraham
Martins corner; thence North l0o East 102 poles to
a rock at Martin corner thence North 1873 East 22
and $40 poles to stake; thence North poles to
stake; thence North 40 East ~ poles to a sycamore
of said creek thrnce down the same, with is mean
ders thence South 7S' East Is poles, South 59o East
IL poles 20 a point the terminus Of the mill
race; thence South 4l15o West IS poles 70 a stake
thence 55%o East % and clio poles to a corner 10
Cullen Gardeners thence South 25152 West 80 poles
TO a stake; thence South $50 East ll3 and $40
poles TO a rock thence North go Fest l2j poles 10
the middle of the creek thence down the same az
Il meanders by osetts, thus (SOuth Go East 20 poles
South 30 East % poles South 1919 East 90 poles ;
South SO13o East % poles South % East l3 poes 20
pile of rocks the east bank Of the creek thence
North S71ao West POI poles, with Dr.. W. MENTIONS
north boundary, TO stake thence South 7j' West
IL and 10 poles TO a stake thence South 1l57 West
90 poles passing DR.. r. Iload's corner az ~ poles
uRnCc South 20 East 100 poles; thence South 500
West 3j2 poles 90 a gate post thence south ana
2-lO poles 20 a honey locust thence West SO and
40 poles 90 rock thence North = East lbs poles
TO rock thence South 500 Fast 81 poles % a rock
thence North 20 East l22 and 40 poles to a stake
thence South 500 Last Is poles 10 the beginning
Also, a life estate in fifty acres which wile1
by Lucien }. Harris TO his wife Sarah L. nov Sarah
r. Head for her life, Also, "a small tract adjoining
the above II being the mill tract Of four acres 70.
gcther with the MIL on the same. Said property be-
ing levied upon to satisfy judgment u favor Of s. S.
q b. T. Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington Bar
w d. "a A In
tors of John Shelby dCceased rendered I'm said Court
on the Bird day OF May, 1860 Sale 70 take place at
10 O'Clock. T.. r. GLAsCOCK,
augZOllt u. s. Marshal, NJ ID. r.
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Nherif'S Sale.

DY virtue Vt III Fa TO me directed and delivered
- from the Honorable Circuit Court OF uavids ~
tounty, Tennessee, al its March Term 1852, 81 ex-
pose 10 public sa @, 10 the highest bidder, for cash
at the Court ouse Yard in the City OF Nashville on
Saturday the 30 Ia Gay of August, 1869 all The right
title, claim interest and estate, which ~ G. Bush
then had, or may havU since acquired 10 and o. the
following scribed Lot of Ground Is ing IN Day son
County, State OF Tenn ssce (there being deed VI
record IN the Registers ohicC) IN south Nash ii
fronting ON the ca side OF Cherry Street 60 i3at ana
running back halt way 70 College Street an bounded
on both sides By the property of lsaac Paul which
there is a two-story brick house, being the same sold
by Isaac Pau 10 c. Bush ia the plan Of lots known
as the kysian Grove property ana levied on as the
property of W @ Bush, 10 satisfy a judgment ren-
dered In favor Of Thomas Wells against W. l.. Nance
W. &. Bush, and W Nance.
j. NJ HINTON
BY THos HoIsoN Dep. Shn. sheriff Of b. C.
August TIN, 1S6Z-td
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of three writs Of fI, to me directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the United states for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, !, L Glascock,
Marsh In and for said District, will Expose topubc
sale 20 the highest bidder, for cash, al the Court
House door IN the city Of Nashville, the 18Th day
Of October 1902 all the right, title claim and interest
which Noble d. Ellis, has IN and 70 the following de-
scrbed piece or parcel OF land to-wt In the 18th dis
trict Of Davidson county Tennessee, fronting on the
West side Of Buena Vista Turnpike road, about two
miles from Nashville, bounded as follows Beginning
at stake IN the centre OF said Turnpike road al the
Northeast corner o, Maxwell ReddinRs or foXs hve
acres and runs with the North line Of said i've acre
tract south n q deg. West 70 So 100 poles 70 stake
on Boalcy's line; theme with BOsleys line North
dog West 2lJ lO.lOO poles 10 a stake, corner Of
tract Of eghtt en- acres sod BY G. W Nance aud Jas
O. owen to Jas. WhitWOrth, Trustee FOR Davidson
county; thence with the South line Of same, South
n deg Eat 65 % 100 poles TO stake n the centre
OF Buena Vista pike road thence along centre OF said
road IS deg. 20 46-lOO poles 10 the beginning, co
tanning acres, 100 square poles more or less sal .
property being levied upon 20 satisfy judgments IN IA
vor Of j. Peters a Co.; Winston, swift and johnson
Clark Kicker Clark rendered Ia said Court, on the
aOth day of April 1852, against the said Ellis, and
Susannah Moore, Administrator Of G. G.. Moore de
ceased. sale 10 take place az 10 O'Clock, NJ
p, r.. dAAHNOCk,
sepia.lat u. s. MWbnal, M. ID. T.
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue q two wits % Z "a, TO me directed by
- the Circuit Court oi The United Stalk Tor the
Middle District OF Tennessee, J. Il. r. GlascoeS Mar.
shal In aud for "a District, viii expose for sale pub.
lcy, 20 the highest bidder, the 18th day Of Octo.
Der, 1852, at The Court House door in the city st
Nashville, All the right, title, claim and interest
which John 7. Mckinley has ID and TO the following
described lots parcels Of land n the town Of Muir
fccesboro, Rutherford county state Of Tennessee To-
gether With the buildings and Improvements on the
same, viz lot containing by estimation $3.50 square
feet, fronting 20 feet on the public square 10 Nut
ircesborO running back northward from said Square
100 feet without building on 10, vested 30 said y T.
Mcklolcy BY deed registered 10 book Of the Regis
Ter Of Rutherford county, page 604 also lot uasig.
mated IN the original plan of said town Of Nurireos
burO as No TO- beginning al a stake southeast corner
thence west IL 4 feet 10 W. G. etCher's corner,
thence north 90 feet stake the street. in cnce
east with the street to the northwest corner Of the
Prasbyerau Church 0t thence south 100 feet ~ the
beginning, vested ia said Mckinley by deed register.
ed IN book 5, page 53l lot 10 Murfrecsb0ro bound
ed a. follows beginning with stake "a feet north OF
said Mckinley's southwest corner of lot purchased
from Jones, thence west 1867 feet TO the street,
thence north S5ls feet 10 a stake, with said street
corner OF lot formerly owned by Fletcher thence cast
S5L feet 20 a stake, thence south TO the beginning,
vested IN said Mckinley by deed registered IN book
page 100; and lot bounded as follows beginning on
northwest corner Of lot owned by james Mcdowell,
n, running thence north with the street 55 feet to
the corner Of the street, thence east with the street
Y feet to stake, thence south 55 feet to stake on
said McDOwUlls line, thence west with said line u
feet 10 the beginning, vested IN said Mckinley by
decd registered IN book 8, pages 80, 81 said pro.
perty being evied upon TO satisfy Judgment In favor
OF De COurCy, iAiourrade Co, against j. 4 McKin.
ley, and judgment iu favor OF Meador and x Co A.,
against Hall & Mckinley rendered in said Court on
the 30th day OF April, 1862 an on the LIST day Of
May, 1862. sale % take place at 10 O'clock A. N.
r. r. GLASCOCK
scpl2-l4t L. s. Marshal NJ. D. r.