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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
JOIN 6. BENDER
PhN-Sici8ns~s.
DR.. 7. a. BORTON,

DR.. 7. a. BORTON,
Physician and Surgeon office over Pershngs Co. :
Drug Store in DR.. A. q. BortOn's Dental
Rooms. Michigan street, east side corner of
Gano. where he may be consulted during Office
hours.
j j. VIVA l..
HOMEOPATHIC Observation-Disclosures phll
IN ob<tetrc nractic. and chronic diseases OF
wn-nop and diseases Of children. Office over {.
P,lmor's store. corner MICHIGAN and Laporte
tsreets. whc he NAV he consulted at all hours
DR.. O. BAIRD.
Gr1du1te &C Jefferson Medical College, resi-
once and Office near Shifts Mil. Bremen. Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-23
Druggists.

Druggists confectioncrs, west side of Michigan
street, Plymouth, Ind.
I. a. LEMON,
Dealer in drugs, medicines, notions, literary
magazines. papers, etc, north side Lapoite
street. Plymouth Ind.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02

SEC. g.. Ind be 1t, further enacted,
That this act shall take effect from aud af.'
ter its passage. ...... ~: -
Also to the 9Th and 10Th sections Of
that act entitled IAN act to suppress in.
snrrection, t. punish treason and rebellion
to seize and con6scate the property ofreb>
els aud for other purposes" Approved
July 18th, 1862. aud WHICH sectinns are
in these words aud & cures !..llowing: )
all slaves Of persons who shall hereafter be en-
gaged in rebellion against tho government Of
the United States, or WHO shall in any way
give aid or comfort, thereto, escaping from
teuch persons and taking refuge within the
lines Of the army and all slaves captured
from such persons or deserted by them and
coming under the control Of the. government
Of the United States, and sll slaves of such
persons being within any place occupied by
rebel forces and afterwards occupied by the
forces Of the United States. shall be deemed
captures Of war, and shall be forever free Of
the eervi'ude, "na not again held a slaves.
SEC. 10. And be It farther enacted, That no
slave escaping into any State or Territory or
the Distr Ct cf Columbia. from any of the
States shall be delivered up or in any way
ilnpeded or hindered of his liberty except for
crime or some offense against the laws unless
the person claiming said fugitive shall first
make oath that the person to whom the labor
or service Of such fugitive is alleged to he due
is his lawful owner. and has never borne arms
against the Uni I'll States in the present, re-
beliion, nor il any way given aid or comfort
thereto; and no person engaged in the militia
~ or naval service of the United States shall,
nlr,F vln<n D.
eide on the validity # the cla IN Of any per-
son, or surrender up any such person to the
claimant, on pain Of being dismissed from the
service. n $780,.
And do hereby enjoin upon and or
der all persons engaged in the military
and naval service OF the United States to,
observe, obey aud cnferce, within their
respective spheres Of service, the act and
sectionn above rccited. And the execu-
tive will in due time recommend that all
citizens Of the United States, VII" shall
have remained loyal theret" throu2huut
the rebellion, shall, upon the restora, iop
OF the constitutional relations. bctw,5etl
the United. States and their -rvspective
States aud people, if tl,ose r.latie,ls shall
have been suspended OF disturbed, be cou,-'
pcnrated for all .osSes by acis of The Uni:
tel States, including the loss Of slaves.
In witness whereof. I have. here
e.. S. .]unto Set my hand aud caused the
seal OF the United States to DO If.
fixed. -:
Done at the city + Washington, this
the twenty-secona day Of September, III
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty two, aud of the. indie
pendence Of the United States the eighty
seventh =
.(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN. I
by the President: -: r. ~:.-5.4-4 =. !
VIZ. Il. SEWARD, Secretary Of State
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02
Letters Fl ON Abercrcmbie.

FoRr ABERcRoMBlE, D. T. Sept. 22d, 1862 r.:
W. .B. MITCHELL, Eso-Dr.. ST.:
Thinking that you would be interested by
few items from this post, l will endeav-
or to give you the particulars of what has
transrired here for the past three weeks
As you remember, l lett St.; Cloud On the
lath Of August, in charge Of train load
ed With goods destined for the: Red Lake
and Penbina 1adian Trsaty, which was:
expected to take place about the 25th>of
last mouth. We proceeded with safety
to about three miles this side of Breckin-
ridge, where the train cumped 1or the
night on Friday, Aug. 18th. i proceed
ed with my buggy to this place, intend.
ing to wait until the train should onme up
the next morning. Ahuut 6 O'clock on
Saturday morning the mail from St. Cloud
arrived in charge uf Mr., Bingham,. route
agent, who brought news Of the outbreak
Of the Sioux Indians. The Commander
of:this post, fcari1'g an attack, sent im,ne-
diately to Georgetown to recall a detaeh-'
meat of his company, which were station
ed at thar poi's They arrived here .,ext
dayi about 5 o'clock. P M. He also issued:
N order commanding every male citizen
over the age Of eighteen years to report to
bis Headq'pr,en by 9: o'clock tha. night,
aud dispatched messenger with the Or.
der; to citizens living outside the reserve.
Deeming j, imprudent to proceed any fur.
they with the truin, I had them all cross
tie fiver and have been here ever since.
The same day Saturday, Aug c3d)
about noon, two Indians made their up.
peararoe ls4srrarl e at Breckinri4ge and inquired II
the train had a.l passed :thecee, hecee, how long il:
had bee. been gone, &c.; said said, they we're hun.
cry, and were given something to eat =
Nr: Stiles, who had gone down from here
- bring in the women and children from
that place. cvnversed with them, and they
told him that they had sqaaws and chil.
dren over the river, but on looking over
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02
THE WORD FOR THE HOUR,
BY CAROLINE A. MASON.


Between the living and the dead*
Great Moses stood. and thus he said:
"Asste, make stonement; incense bring;
Make to the Lord an Offering.
Bring fire from His own altar. damc, -.
To pierce the heaven from whence it came.
II haply His fierce wrath shall cease
And this great People 60 in peace.'
Oh, fercer plague than then befell >"
The wasted tribes OF Israel,
Il raging now in this our land,
With none TO help on either hand.
Oh, where is he our Noses-where?
The man Of faith md zeal and prayer,
To stand. the Leader and the Head,
Between our living and our dead?
q Lincoln, in thy chair Of state!
The truly good are aruly great.
Men name thee honest, prudent, wise,
And 80, with ever-longing eyes,
We look to thee our Leader be!
Speak but one master-w ,rd-''Be free!"
Than incense. more divine that word,
And owned more truly of the Lord!
One word-tle nob|est ever spoke
But one-and the dMrk charm is broke.
Whose lip shall utter this name,
All earth shall shont it with acclaim.
From East to West from South to North.
One grateful anthem shall 60 forth:
While heaven shall add its sweet '.wcll done 7
And sing Gods ,eign on earth begun.
Fitchburg Mass. -
*Numbers xvi. 48.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02
ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.

INTENSIVE Explorations Of Land in this
IL District subject to private entry, and long
experience in Land Office business, give the un.
lersiened peculiar advantag in the selection of
land and the location Ut Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale At o small ad-
vance on Nev York Prices.
Csptested Pre- Emption cases prosecuted oe-
fore The local and General Land Ohce.
Attention paid. to the payment OF taxes IN
Benton, Sherburns, Morrison and Stearns
eounties. =.
Tow1 lots for sale in u. Cloud.
v3n4l-tf L. A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02

citizen (I. Il. Mayo, from St Cloud
wounded, and soldier wounded Mr.
Mayo has since died, the soldier is doing
we'll. We d. not know how many Inli-
ans were killed in this fight, as; they car
ried their dead away, but :hink not less
than twenty, as their encan,' ment the
night after the fight was covered with
blood, bloody rags, &c.
1t is Of the utmost importance that We
have reinforcements and ammuniticn sent
without delay. for if We are attacked again
it will probably be by large free, and
although We are as we'll fortified as We can
lie, the result may not be as favorable to
US as it has been in the two. previous en-
gage mcnte. The commander has sent
messengers to Gov. Ramsey asking for
help, but only one Ut then, has returned,
and no rciofsrceme,its have as2yet been
heard IRON, The Quartern.aster, Capt.
T. d. Saith, has done all that man
could 90 for the comfort OF the citizens,
giving them their rations and such arti
cles Of clothing es Trey were in need Of
| cannot tell how long We shall BE- Obliged
to stay here, but will not he allowed to
leave until rcinforceu,ents arrive, which |
hope will be ere long; fer ain very anx-
ious to join my friends in St. Cloud -
Will write you again by any opportunity
that may offer; but a. e have 10 regular
mail to this p'ac> now, caunot tell when
that will he. .:.. =: <~
-- .~~,. Your Friend, LAMB. .
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02
FoRr ABEnoBoaR,E, Sept. 22d, 1862.

FoRr ABEnoso4zlE, Sept. 2od, 1862,
Editor St.oCLoud Democ at. ~
If this mail should have the good for
tune t" reach St. cloud you will lea q
that Que hundred and sixty souls have
been waiting here now one mouth III great
anxiety to be reinforeed from the more
thicklY settled parts Of the State; but in
this We have been sadly di>appointcd-no
not even messen, er has heen sent US to
tell the sad tale that awaits some here
Men are detained in anguish for tie lives
of their wives aud little .,enes at home
and when at last information, or help
does arrive, it may be too late, for in all
human probability there is awaiting US ,ne
Of the most sangui.' ~ battles tat has
ever yet filed the pages Of border warfare.
This is no idle speculation, or flight Of
i'm: a:inatiou, but based up"n~ direct inf f,f-
nation receives from the Red River Set,
Element
Leaving your readers to imagine the
state Of our feelings. >.ill procved to give
some detail Of two attacks already made
upon US. 1t is unnecessary to alluda IT,
the murder,;ts attacks made at Breck iu-,
ridge aud the Otter Tail CRUISING near
here, the latter purt ,of laat month further
than TO seay that the sam ~ band that cru.
mitted these depredattiupa; suddenly p4a>le
their appearance near here in the. after
noop ut the ,S0th ult., aud dr. We u& over
two hundred head If cattle grazing gu the
praisie,- while we were compelled to re-
mai" within our Notifications utterly help
less to prevent it. This is ne Of the most
mortifying facts that have. tran. n.pirea -.
Yet our commander feared it we left tile
post to save the cattle ou, places inside
might be suddenly filed by Indians in
ambush. This aroused all hands too ,e-
newed sense Of the danger of our untorti
fed position (for whoever knows Fort Ah-
ercrombie~ knows that it consists only Of u
few frame buildings on the prairie entirely
:cxposed). Efoits were at once made TO
put ourselves in bitter position in case of
an attack Fortunately there Is abundance
Of hewn timber aid cord wood ON hand
and ut the present writing, tho barracks
are surrounded with breastworks built Of
cord :wo'd,; well filed iii with dirt, eight
feet high, and topped Of with oak tilnbers
eight inches square having port holcs be.
tween the timtefs. This is Of course 70
lie manned in case Of adjttack bat designed
principally as u plan uf general retreat if
We should find it necessary. Within this
fortifcation all our commissary stores are
placed; together With the treaty goods,
"'riginally designed for the Rod Lake Chip.
pewas, well covered with canvass and pro,
,tccted from the weather. Al night all
! omen and children aud others not c.aal-
" on duty, sleep ii the barracks, toler.::
bly, cohlmodious building Que story hisn,
built OF square oak timber Tha for,i6oa,.
ton has been completed since the second
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02
H. G. WAIT

j. O4ale, IL Foreign and Domestic Exchange,-
y EEP3 Land Warrants constantly on hand
II ana for sale VI small advance from New
YorA prices. Collections made, Exchange
drawn at atthelowest tcurrertrates,T TaxespaiG,& sc.
1t. Cloud, ! dl y20.h, 1860. sug2-3m
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02

JAMES M. McKELVY, &c.
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AZ Law
- ST. CLOUD, a.:
WilI a, Ike collections, invest money, buy,
ell or loAn land Warrants, and enter purchase
or dispose Of Real Estate.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02
RATES OF ADVERTISING

JOB PRINTING.
OF Ill kinds neatly, cheaply and e1peditious'y
executed.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02
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w. THE DEMOCRAT
10 :P..blished At St.. Cloud. Stearns County,
Minnesota, every Thursday afterno on.
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Five copies, one year, go
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Twenty copies. one year. land one
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Payment must invsaiably bemade in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING
On. column. ono year, $4,000
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One fourth Of . column - t- 1000
ono square. (ten lines or less) one week, 90
business Cards not over six lines, 300
over six limos and under ten. 100
Legal Advertising Done At legal rates.
Ali letters Of business to be directed to the
EDITOR. ''''-
JOB PRINTING.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-02
EMANCIPATION CT SLAVES.

A Death Blow to the Rebellion.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
j. T. HEALD'S

June List of New Books.
Artsmas Irurd his book with many comic
illustrations.
Les MsfraJiss, " Einiiue." II novel by Victor
Hugo.
4 life Secret, by the author Of East Lynne,
The Channings, Earls Heirs, &C., %c.
The Heir 10 ASHLEY, by the same author.
The Peari Of Orys Isidnd, by Mrs. II. Beccher
Stowe.
Agnes of Torrents. by Mrs II. Beecher Stowe.
Journal ofthe lion. Alred Ely, prisoner Of
ipar, dnd Richmond
The Last Of he Morfigiers, by the author of
Margaret Maitland The House on the Moor, &C.
The Cty IF The SAINTS and across lie Rocky
Mountains 10 California, by Richard F. Burton.
Considerations on Representatives GoreramrnL
by John Stuart Mill.
The Old Jadge, by Judge halliburton, author
Of Sam Slick.
JEFFERSON al Monticello
Tie Struggles Of bTown .Iones and RoLms5a,
by one Of the firm. by Anthony Trollope.
Part | and .. THE Book Of Days, u miscellany
Of Popular Antiquities in connection with the
calendar, including Anecdote, "Biography" and
! History, curosites of Literature, and oddities
of Human Character, numerous engrayings
W. 4 II. Chambers Edingbnrgh.
The Rebellion Record, pnrt IL, containing por
traits of Hon. Salmon p. Chase and Col. Nlichae
CorcOran.
The New Wilmington Directory for lS62-G3.
The Shepherd Of Betdichem, by A. l.. o. T..
The Lost Jewsi, by A. l.. o. n.
Ny Neighbours Shoes, by a. l.. q. E.
The Chiiarsn's Pietare Book Of The Sagacity o
Animals
All choice publications of the day received a
soon as published at
}. 4. HEALDS
Wholesale and Retail Book Store,
42l Market St.. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
5pel iaI llotlrrg.

1nE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No lli Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open to
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, from 8 O'Clock, A. NJ. till p.
NJ. On Tuesday evenings from to O'Clock,
and on Saturday evenings from to o'clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment OF necessary expenses are all to he di-
vided among the depoaitors. Dividends are de
clared semi annually, in the months of April aud
October. Two dividends Of per cent. each for
months (being at the rate Of i per cent. per
anuum) have been made, payable October /,
lsGl, and April /, 1862.
The Charter enaots that no member of the
Board Of Managers ahall he entitled to receive
any profit or emolument for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Managers. William $. IIilles, Edward Belts
Eli Todd, Joseph W. Day, Charles W. IIuwand
Thomas W. Bowers, George W. Bush, Edwart
Moore, Leonard +. Wales, Clement b. Smyth
Dr, j. F. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Candy.
WILLIAM S. lllLLus, President
GEoRGR W. Busm Vice President
IOmN Z. MOLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
10 Consumptiyes.

The advertiser having been restored to
health in few weeka, by IL very simple remedy,
after having suffered several yenra with Il severe
lung Affection md that dread disease, Consnmp-
ton-is anxious TO make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who deaire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free Of chlrgc), with the di-
REGIONS for preparing aud using the same,
which they will fnd sure Cur for Consumption,
Asthma Bronchiis, Sc Th. only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is tn bene-
lit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cOst them
nothing, and may prove hi ssing,
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON,
Williamshurgh, king- County,
my1G-3m. New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
9omrmaI ann Atatramram
Tuesday Morning, June "a, 1862.
BUSINESS MATTERS,

u. S. CfRcur CouRr-MAy 3l.--Vo H.
A. SmalleV, Jastce.-The Judge delivered de-
opion of great Importance this morning in the
case of Wheeler & Wilson and Grover 4 Baker
Sewing Machine Companies v. Abraham Fuller
agent for the sae of tho Williams & Oryis ma.
chimes in this city. An injunction was ordered
TO issue restraining tue further sale of those
machines the feeding device being held direct
infringement Of the complaiuanis patent.
The case was severely contested and occupied
several days at the hearing, when long nfgu-
ment was made for the defendants by Mr. Viii.
ting Of Boston the william II. johnson, Batch
elder, Elithorpe and other machines being set up
in defence, all of which were disposed OF by the
decision
Persons using the Williams & Oryis machines
are alleged to be inlringers as well rs those
who make or sell them.
The Harris Boudour Sewing Machine, sold
at Eighth and Market streets, is licensed -
Therefore, persons purchasing said machines
need have no fear Of trouble as infringers.
June l7.-2w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
Sherid's Sale.

,ssS2 iiy virtue IT writ ul Nendiiiuni EXpUnAs 10
.lV$ Jheciei Will be rNprstd Ia public snle at the
e,iEH Hotel OF Martin b. Hal III DriMite city He'd
IsAH4s Lion Hundred New Castle County and State rl
Delaware. nu MONDAY The iiih day oi June, lhb2,
~ O'clock T. NJ the l"Wtms d,.r ihrd Real Estate via
Ne. L. Ail that arm lrAtt oi aud, with Brick
Dwelling House aud tHmr Barn thereon erected, situate
In Red Linm lnndrr Nrw Castle County aud state Of
Delaware Ing the public rhiI leading from the VII
Aee vi ST. Geiees in -. titerges Station, bounded AS
inuNs, t,W3; Esstwarlly hy Lands of VIM llnrloee ahd
John nelyir souhwidy by lud- Of the heirs VI John
Aistnu aud Riehard r. Cam. N,~twudly by lands u
aid Richard II Gnlu and by and- formerly Of John
Naudrifi containing iva hundred aud iwrnty eight
acres ui land more ur itst.
No. s.--Ail that Farm nr rrift ot Land. known the
srtilg uardvn Farm. with Frame pweug HOUSE and
drei New Castle County ald STATE of Delaware bound
lrom testers Curuar to Delaware City. esswAtdly hy
au ut fhnlas Jrniison sOuihwaidl9 ly lands Of John
e. nafR wrstwardlY by the rold leading tfom TESTERS
Cunrr 10 81 nrses Statio containing three hundred
acres ni land uiore 81. ltss.
M aAll that Lut riece vi Land situate in renca-
der Hundred NeS rnslr County aud state ot Delaware,
bounded Oiows, To wit: On ihr north hy lands Of
Richard urnyts, the south by lauds formerly of John
May aud levi Lewis the west by ands iornlvrly uf
james CcA,r aud The east lands ut the Aforesaid
u Wilo!, containing twenty-five acres OF aud more
ot less
Seized aud iagen in execution the property OF Thomas
clark, ani tl he sold by
LEVI .. MoORE, Sheriff.
sherin', ONCE. New Castle, June - lsds--ists
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
SheriR's Sale.

ny virtue Of a writ of vend. ExponAa to directed,
ID will be exposed to public sale, vt the hotel Of John
Foster Ia the city OF Wilmington, New Castle county, in
the state OF Delaware, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
JULY next sO2 at O'clock, +. NJ the following de-
srtibed Real EstBte, viz:
ts-9S No. /. A lot Of land situate in the city Of vii.
1nil n ming on in New Castle county Del, bounie !
niA GA the east by lands Of Eliza Cash; the south
laiHaA by lands of Michael Hesson the west by
ian1r Vi Bernard Mcllheney the north by Front
,tr.et the les, with Frame HOUSE aud
kitchen thereon erected
No . lot OF land also in the city OF Wilmington, on
The nnrherly side Of Front street, between Washington
aud Jusson streets, aud bounded by Front aud Laiay
cite streets aud land Of William Feenay aud Philip Plum
ku formerly Of Philip Fitzpatrick, with twostUry FRAME
Building thereon, with its Appurtanees.
Seized and taken Ia execution the property OF
petef burke, aud TO be sold by
LEVI b. MOORE, Sheriff.
sleriis oniee, New Castle, June II, is62.-e2O-ts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-24
Sherif's Sale.

ni virtue ofa writ ol ley. Fac,s ne directed. will
~ he exposed a public sale ut tl hotel ut john Fus
10 Tie tly Of Miniupton, New Castle county. Del, on
sAl RHAf the 9th day ol July next tsU2l at o'clock
T. NJ Tue following described Real Estate, was
All h1i cert ,iu lot or piece OF land with brick
suA5 or euineut houss thereon erected situate lying
and h"ug IN the city of Wilmington in New Castle
~ an state Vi Delaware aforesaid, Market be
ern Fnnt aud second street bounded and described
follow I" wit Beginning at stake on the westerly >le
81 Market street At siNtyhve feet six inrhe brnsd brng
'",rt 81 nt lae o. Caleb Hays heirs nov Ihruphi-
hs Iones) thence with line thereof North ftiyeisht
igirrs NHst and passing through the miile OF tile par
l''tou wall between The two brick fifty eight
'ei Ia eAke thrh,e North hrtytwn degrees, and
Parallel with Ma ke street thiryune feet six inches to
take ihrr- south ty eight de.rues nnst thirtythtee
lret pih- middle Of brick wsll IN line of Mary Nc
Iufhlt lat, theirr y the middle ot ssd wall aud para
Iii with Market .t,srt south thriy.lyo -er., ,sesi
afle+n i 10 the middle VI the partition wall between
'h tmo hu'ls-, ihence -uuth iy.,ght degrees, east
ani though tho middle u slid partition wall tweniS five
sst 10 the SIDE Of Market street Aforesaid, theuc-
The ame south ihiiti tso degrees seventeen six
~ hee 10 the place u uning containing hy mputa-
n l1uietn hundfed and seventy seven .uitae tret Of
"an ha Ia eaiae moIe or lea Ioerihrr with the ifte
tld handicapped use liberty aud privilege uf and pas
ie ia and along certain alley, passage extending aud
nAdinR ir'm Market street int said lot, along the r'nh
"rly hhu rund wall of the house To this north
NJ said premises and mesHiage, with Tree ingir-- aud
esrs- :" anu Tor tue sud ue0fgr nnes 1 heir and as
signs. aud the occupants of tue above drutbt 1t aud
nasuagr al all times and feafons ali alley heu rf the
width Of three feet and used In clmmun by the
ui Occupants Of the several lots binding treuu subject
nevertheless the free sud unnstrneir1 privilege
I'D enjoyment Of light aud air rul the said premises
thereby granted BY The and occupants ofhe house
ufro aud premises imnt dately adjoining these premises
on ths norh fully used and enjoyed bv them,
rs we'll as the reasonable use by such and
pants Ia common with said deorgv Jones, his heirs aud
assigns ot t ptisy for Necessary purpnses belonging to
lhr prrnisrs thereby granted AMI cnuvevai. g. lA.
rshl of the Aforesaid owners ana eara.a pia,o
privy such part Of sad lot may BE- agreed be
We-n them and Tho aid dsOrgs ionts his htirs and
nsna 10 no used III eommaa or not ss thtS In their dis
ritiinn ully determine.
svis,5 ot Aaea rsseulion i!l property oi James
Grub sent and Anu his wr, aud tetrr tvnans. aud u
he suli by
LEVI II. MOORE. Sheriff.
Shrid's Onice. New Castle. Iune II. laGsIrlis