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The New York herald., 1863-08-16
VOU WANT TO SCARE MOSQUITOES
II Day and night mosquitoes bite,
And fiit us with vexat,on:
Just let them smell the stu6 we sell
And zee their conslernation-

Ladies' and gentlemen who desire exemption from mos
auoes should TO the drug store and
box OF PAPEB Ceebrnted Mosquito Powder the presence
Of which w In few minutes drive every mosquito ors o.
the pers0ns least degree Nothing at ali
in 4 poisonous uupsasant 70 humantty but souethtns
frghtful 70 m0squitos
Try box; will cost but twenty eve cents eud yteid you
ave dollars worth Of pleasure.
see what others say OF til have used one box Of
PAPES Mesquite Powder, and can recommend ~ ssaro
remedy 10 got clear of mosquitoes
r. CLoss - Fulton street. New york.
Charles Emrch Of Newark m nrosd street, savs that cas
bov drove all the little pests entirely away.
Charies RrrhoT n Market street, and hundreds 0s
othera have given written testimony ths affect Thou
'~'u " ~ HAIfNR BLOCK.
i3j Broad street. Newark n. j.. sole agents
J. LEoBOLDI
New York.
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

TYPE METAL wANTED-CAsu WILL BIZ PAID YOR
afew hundred weight OF Type Metal Apply st the desk
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

BOGARr AUcTIONEER.-BY 8. j. BOGART
~ on Wcinesda August TO- at I0k O'Clock the auc.
H. room Sn No g.. North William street. Household Futn
.hogany French Beiseads BedS and Bedding two light
Yons three sets single Harness. two double Har
ss, Ac.
The New York herald., 1863-08-16
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C.. WANTED.

Al AMERICAN WIDOW LADY YAND DAUGHTER De
N House. furnished partially Furnished.
where rent would be taken In board with privilege OF ias
ing few Other boarders wdowcr ishng 70 leave chill
dren Ia the Of competsnt ana kind would hns
tas Sood gooa relerevses Aadress Tor on
The New York herald., 1863-08-16
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Til sUSssS ,"s,raE /. .,.,, Y rs 4 ( ssoSsTn;
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t. .,9s,lasss, q p,.so'' arrangement M wheaa'g
's"e'' ~ = ''"''''f coscluorso SHOUTS ,.
y jahn Rroulhams nat ~ ,,@so',s % " @ss ar,,a s"aaed
~'''' 90 ''' - rungE NoSrua
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WIN .snr-. ew,ar. hasSi Wine, "aa
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necu,s,2,r n9srUfrrsc frsccTs r%sGw GwscsspEnyUL.
MUSIC !. vhsrSas sslssDIpn q ssy p,.wooa
TnE RrsT IN rHI cousray
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>''''s'' No s6sDas EVENING SraSsT 's'Si'ff s.
n noso,y xsp r''rsp pss9fEvnsIsgs Rur II msA
I'm" night Of the sss,s r,,s l,s1.y fheaonsa'n'f Of
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The New York herald., 1863-08-16

|sAwNBROKER's sALr.--ON TUESDAY. AUGUST Is.
JAMES AGAR viii sell. at 81 New Bowery, door
Oliver street at IeS o'clock general assortment OF
ms and Womens Wearing Appeared. Sheets Spreads,
OTIS Shoes Caters Carpenters Tools Flat Ions &c By
iar OF Ezekiel 342 Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

o. this onic~.
THE WONDERFUL PATENT CANTERIN0 HORSHs.
propelled by the weight OF the rier just the thing FOR
outdoor aud amusement for town country All
sW SMITH. 4ss Broadway.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-AK EIGHT HORSE row
w stationary portable steam Engine. With drum
and complete for hotstng snd pumping IN mine
Address, wh lowest price and particulars. box r. Fshkih
Landing. Dutchess county. n. r.
VKANTED-TwO IRON TANKS. EACH TO HOLD
w about hundred Gxlions Apply AT the once oe the
Comm OF Public Charities snd Cosrsctios. No
Bon a t1 =
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

JILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER. OFFICE NO. {
East Broadway, sells Monday, At 10Y o'clock the
ens OF the Liquor Establishment at No III Washing ngton
sc. consisting In part Of se pipes Of pure Gin.
s o. Frsnh spiri.s eghths AM Quarters Of ne brandy
mahogany Counter, Is feet long: three silver plated
sr Pumps set OF copper Measures, brass Beer do and
amer. ~ Headers. brass Faucets. Champagne
AIRS. walnut Tables Stove Gas Fixtures empty Barrels
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PERSONAL.

FAASONAk.
MOTHER WISHES TO ADOPT OUT HER INFANT
son only one day old dark hair and also hand
me hite boy ~ months old. blue eyes curly ha.r walks
a talks Apply 81 TAI Grcenw street
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

,UBLIc ADMINISTRATORS sALE-THE UNDER.
signed will sell at public auction, the days specified
me following named stores large stock OF Wn,s. LII
ors Sears Casks. Beer Pumps Fixtures. &c together
"a Good VIII and Lease of premises-On Tuesday. Au
= Is I. 10 A. NJ the store No 4s Prince street Wed
slAy August H. al 10 A. NJ, the store No. 121 c.
ner OF Eighth street; Thursday August At 10 M
store No avenue G. corner Of Sixth street. Friday.
gust "a at 10 A. NJ, store No TOT Third corner
Forty eighth street All belonging 70 the estate OF Richard
,gan. dee ased r. b. BRADFORD,
Public Administr ator.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-07

Nrv YORK, July 6, 1862. -tfogernor Sey.
mour was in consultations IN the torepar Of
the day, with the military authorities IN regard
to the raising of thirty regiments for the de-
Tense Of the State.
The city is very quiet, both in and ont Of
business circles, having scarcely recovered from
the excitement and dissipation OF the "4ti''
Many Of the PEG, Ic vino went out OF town to
spend the day are still absent, and on the part
Of those who were present, on change and IN
the street, there was but little disposition to
enter into transactions o! magnitude. \ lack
of elasticity was visible all round
The Gettysburg victory has knocked the spots
out Of the gold market, and foreign exchange
in sympathy with that metal has q SO reached
a comparatively low point These fluctuations
reach, TO some extent, in the value Of foreign
merchandise and domestic produce, aud lower
prices. consequently, are the order OF the day
circumstance which nobody but the operators
for rise are likely to regret.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

rs0nE subscriber having taken out letters Of
administration on the estate or her deceased
husband John E. Henderson requests all those
;n1ahted 10 said estate TO come forward and set
tie their accounts without delay, and hose hay
inc inns against the estate: are notified to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for payrne
Nv son. VIM. f. Henderson; is fully author-
ized 10 make settlements 94't pass feGeipIs l"'
49,, 49,, EMILY HENDERSON.
Administrators Of John L. Henderson,
" ---eOlm
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l,R0yOST II MARSHALL OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 80. 1873
NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons both
y government officials and ciyiiians) occ1
pying real estate for private purposes chaU i1;,o
been seized By the Military authorities, 10 APP
pear at this office immediately that the rent Of
their res pcctvc premises may BE- assessed and
=: yinent made.
Rent in advance by the month will in all cases
be required from July lSr, 1863: Any person
falling 10 appear viii be expelled from Tie PEE
misses BY oru1r Of ,
FRED. J. P. CHITTY,
io 90 lot Capt. and Act Pro. Mar.
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K + IIP COOL!

rT1HE undersigned would inform Their friends
and the public generally, that they are now
prepared to furnish ICE At ALL HOURS Of THE
DAY0R NIGHT, atthe ''old stand No. 70. north
ROYAL street, opposite the MARKET
f SWAT & co.
wP. S.-Orders for large quantities Of ICE
left it'll rs, win be promptly filed at most ia
q0ra bic terms, III" @'-0'
NOTICE.-All persons having claims aganllst
the county Of Alexandria, a., are hereby
norifa7 to fIet the same in the Clerks office OF
he County Court for said county. before the
5th 5av Of july. 1863. By order Of the court
ia8tf JEFFERSON TAth ! I!eTS:
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PUBLIC SALE OF POTOMAC LANDS
\ Nd FISH ER I--BN VIRTUE Of de-

FDFfT7~ ga T.F OBS PDIDN4C I.ANDS
>>rn r ~ y I r. Urtno # a.
1-oo nf tbo Cirn,';1 C,nrt Far prince Geor5a:e
cree ~ 'i ift, U'o'"s Conp Of E0nv The
j''l,'.; 90 frrns,,n onnn;nt,1 NJ t}, oi1
}ao~o,. v.iIl nyno,s - mIblic sale. On Turs-
ao ibe 14th 6nv of .J,lI1 1863, at III clock II.
if fair, If not the next fair day thereafter, a,
Canr,yes noIntv SIarv1and noar the nrc111iscc
IN "a r;rhr fifla and ;ntarns1 If Rnziar =
H. nf IN and - nerfoin norfion o.
AZ ~ ~ os ,t!ll - rHREF
HUNDKED AzD FIFrEEN ACRES, more or
~ ,'nl, no - ~ ronnry i s;tned +;
' "o1t oor m%'I Cnn1 'SR5' ~ r rhe P"toar
1l'' n,oI ,;Io 1rn sr,,dro Va
1polS ~ & 49,.
ana e'9Il' !1l!e9 lITl ~ - praG
M. oSd - ~ th hihost lnaiitv ~
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From the Philadelphia Inquirer
CHANB&RsBre0, July 9Th. -('eneral Gregg
captured five hundred prisoners, and to-day
twenty, and twelve caissons near New Frank
lin.
Col Fitzpatrick Cavalry engaged the Con
tederates last night near Wayuoeboro, and he
drove them in every direction and to-day
General Gregg defeated the Texan Rangers al
Cashtown.
The Conlelerates appear to be retreating to-
day, IN whatever direction We hear from them
Gen Butord is reported at Hagerstown to-
dag, with the Federal Regular Cavalry.
Gen. Gregg is IN full pursuit. His rear
stayed al Grahenburg Springs last night,
ahjcb is ten miles east Of this point.
Aheayy force Of Confederates are in full re-
treat towards Hagerstown and Niliamsport. 4
portion Of their wagon train diverged By Green
castle and via Nercersburg to Hancock
Capt. Jones, Of the First \. Y Cavalry,
captured two hundred and fifsy wagons last
night near 1lercersburg.
4 MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. A Melancholy
ease Of suicide took place in New York on
tuesday night The victim IS Mrs. Walker,
Young and beautiful woman and the wife OF
second lieutenant in the T. s army It ap-
FEARS that for some time past she has been lv-
ing e>tranged from her husband, having left
olE0 on account Of domestic difficulties, which
20 proved upon her mind that she became par
,@aly lnSare. She was placed in a Iunatic asy-
,o ~ where she remained for nearly year.
0po0 beng released she entered one Of the
government hospitals at Washington as a
ooSe, She returned 10 New York and be-
zane reeoaced to her husband, The pair
1 1.S happily together until Tuesday evening
, "1@o d2Tng walk: a quarrel took place be-
. -; them. She retired to her room about
e+ %5IS clock, and servant going up TO
H.. Iier next morning, found her lying on
y! = oe5 dead, with a small bottle labeled
VI u bitter almonds by her side
ALExAEDRtA GAZETTE
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NOTICE.
DEANS FLUID EXT kkCT.

PROvOST II ANsH AS VEFICE.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July Sd. 1868.
T r having come to IS knowledge hat 'Dea5l'
Fy,>td L.rtrocf' is being vendat IN the VAR
Gus Bars and Saloons in this city az = beverage,
hereby give notice that al persons offering %
sell or qirc nr0u these bilrer5 are violating !"
ETA! order No. l. and viii Be proceeded against
ard punished the same rs those tratfick!ng III
any other kind Of >pirituous liquors.
FRED j. 2. entity
is 3-1Or Capt and Act' & Pro. Mar
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GEo. r MONTAGUE, CLERK.
FstlS : HoGe p z. jan 22w4.

VIRGINIA, IS;
At Rule. held n III. CLERKS Office Of Ito
County Court of Putnam county il tho moa.h
Of January 1863
George MoutagGe.l
J.m--A. Foster
TIE object u this sui. is to recover ofthe
defendant the sum IT so, up, Il account stated
v,lh legal Interest theron.
..d the Defendant Jpmes 4 Foster not hay
Ing entered his appearance. aud il appearing
h' 81 sin laNit in the case, that his said claim
is! just, and that h. has present cause OF action
therefor: mud !: appearing further by said uffi
darit, ths The said James A Fo'ter has volun.
tArIly left his usual place Of abode aud has
gone INTO the armies OF the so called "Confc6
crate SlSte'" on, Of the reach Of civil process
issuing :-nu the county wh.rs he last resided
ndtha,ih" .Sid defendant ames a. Foster,
ha-",tTc within the said county Of Putnam
Nov. therefore. ~ motion Of tne plaintiffs
Attorney it il ordered thatthe said defendant
Jane' A. Foster. do appear here within one
month after due pnbllcatil of This order and
do what Is necessary 20 protect lbs ia,ercst
TEsTR.
GE-'. Il. MONTAGUE. Clerk.
psr"% EIo;t,pq jan 22@+.
VIRGINIA, SIS:
Al rules held in III, ol,rta Office Of the
Corn:y Guu,t Of Pu;uAn C3snty ~ The month
"tJsnnsrt. 1863.
George " Coz.
James a, Pns's-N
n He ohirr n this sui. IA 70 recover OF the
Z defendant H., sumDf tGl alloi.eI to be
i q ~ N" p'unIFhy single biHo IA, defend
MT for SIC, with h'gal interest from the 3l,t
div Of October, 1867, aud upon account stated
for SIS with conf uing interest from the 9th
day Of October, 1860.
Aud :hH defendant 10, having entered his
appearance aud it appearing by the affidavit
Of The plaintiff. dled with the papers in the
giilc that his sail claim il just aud that he has
lrp,cu' cause Of action therefor; aud !. appear.
Rsiurthrr BY nid affidavit, tina, he said de.
toriInt has voluntarily LEFT his usual place of
abgd1in shid county Of Putnam and has gone
iatu tn armies Of the so-cllled Confederate
States, aud that he has cs.alc or debts due. him
IN The said county Of ppuam.
Nov, Therefore, on motion Of the plaintiffs
Attorney ii /, ordered that tho said James 4
Foster, do appear here within onemonth after
due publication aud posting Of this order, and
do whatmay be necessary to protect his inter.
est IL the premises,
Tcge:
GEO. Il. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
Parks & Hoge, p q Jan 22-w4.
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Mason County Classification oCJuStices,
AT A COURT continued and held for the
n. county of Mason, Mt The Courthouse
thereof on Tuesday The 9Th day Of July. 1862,
The following classification Of justices was
adopted by tn, Court, viz;
JOHN McCULLOCH, Pre-. Justice.
FiRsr Class George Stephenson, j. H.
Millsr, Jacob P. Kester and Lewis Bumganer.
SRcoSD CuAss- B. ] Rolliug, John Nc.
CullJch, Sr., Reuben Harrison and Engnre b,
Davis.
THRp CLASS -JohnJ. wcis, Apollo Ste.
phens, David George and Z, NJ Rollins,
FoURTn CLASS John i. GORDON, william
Stewart, + j. Differ, and s, W Sommerville
Fern Class Richard Bush, - ----
and Chas, A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order MS they are
cassed to-wit:
First Glass to hold September Term, 1862,
February and September term 1863 and March
Term, 1861.
Second Glass TO hold October term. 1862
April, August and October term, 1863 and A.
pril Term, 1854
Third Glass to held November Term, 1862
May and November Term, 1863 and February
and Nay Term, 1854
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1852
June and December term, 1863, and June and
August Term 1864.
Fifth Glass to hold august Tenn, 1862, Jan.
uary and judy Term, 1868, and January and
July Term 1864 TESTE:
JAMES II. H0i LoWAY, Clerk
nly2I n2OH,
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n Office

TX pursuance NJ the terms and prov sions Of
l. Il Deed Of Trust executed 10 me, the under
signee trustee by John n Mchtuileu aud wife
dated on the LIST day Of April, 1889 and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the county tours
Mason county, 10 secure certain debt
therein fully described due or to become duo
from said John n McMullm 10 said James
Capeliart and in pursuance of the 9th section
afchapter III the Code of Virginia. and at
the quest and by the direction Of the said
James Capehart, shall
On the 9Th day Of February, 1868,
at the froat door of the Court House of Mason
County, proceed to sell atpublic auction to the
highest bidder for cash the following tract Of
land in said county of Mason. towit; 0nG
hundred acres on the Kanawha River, the
same upon which ahe said Jno Y. MrMul'en at
the date of the said trust resided, and Tie SAME
land Of which the late Andrew Bryan died,
seized and possessed. and bounded by the
Kauawha River on the west and by the lands
of Miller and Cantrll on the North, sonth and
east. Such title rs is vested in me, by said
deed Of trust (Which is believed TO be good
will bcsconveyed TO the purchaser.
HC0UCH, Trustee
January I'm
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N,roIros, Henry Co., O., July 7, 1853.

Dr.. G. W. RosAcK,-Dsar Sir :---For the ben.
eft oF suffering humanity permit us to announce
through The columns ofyorr circular the sur.
prisinc propeHies ofyoIr Scandinavian PUrifi.
er and Blood Pills, which is Assure cure for Iu.
digestion and Liver Complaint. We have sew.
eral persons in town, who have been suffering
with the Liver Complaint and Indigestion. and
notwithstanding that we have as good pbysi
clans as can be found in Northern Ohio We,
the disease haiiled their skill Consequently
we were in a state Of dependency until we
commenced using your Pills through and by
,ho advice Of our friend, Mr.. Brennan. We US
ed the medicine according to directions, and
ara now full Of life and hilsr,y, aud our graft.
tude is equal to our improvement in health aud
spirits Whenw take into consideration what
We have been, and what we are at present, We
feel like charging ourselves Of the sin Of ingIl,-
itlde, ii we did not try 10 announce to the pub.
lie th1 great benefits Of your Medicine. There.
fore we recommeuilo the public at large, the
eEpediency ofhlying recourse to your yalua-
Die Medicine, and consequently, as in duty
bound. discharge what we feel TO be our duty
in advising persons who are suffering as we
haye suffered, to make use Of the only true and
sure culs for the diseases already mentioned,
Mrs GwN,
MRs. BRENNAN,
AIRs HEAToN,
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81 TURDAY EVENING POST

SATURDAY EVENING POST
THE Saturday Evening Post is a Weekly
paper devoted to Literature, News, etc Among
It's contributors we may meation the following
distinguished writers.
MRS. ELLEN WOOD, author of East
LYNNE" "The Ear's Heirs" etc
MARION HARLAND, author Of Miriam"
"Alone" etc.
EDMUND KIRKE, author Of among the
Pines"
VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND, whose domcs,
tic sketches are so greatly admired
Terms--Single copy 81. Two copies So
Four copies Sc. Eight copies (and one extrR)
$l2 Twenty copies land one extra S2S.
A SPLENDID PREMIUM.
Who wants a Sewing MachineH Tonny one
sending thirty subscriptions to tho POST aud
500, will be given as q premium one OF Wheel
OF Rnd wilson's Sewing Machines, such as are
sold by them at forty.fvc dollars (S45) Tho
machines will he selected new az the manufac'
tory in New York, and will be sent, boxed, with
full directions for setting up and uSiRg, ana
with no expense, except for freight, Spcci-
men numbers " the THE POST sent gratis
when requested,
DEACON 4 PETERSON, Publishers,
No 3l9Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
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~ office.

IN pursuance Of a Deed of Trust executed 10
| US The undersigned, trustees, by JEo n.
McMullen and wife, dated on the 9Th day Of
February. 1860, aud duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of tho County Court Of Mason
County, and in pursuance Of tho provisions Of
the 6ti section cfchap,rr M Of the Code Of
Virginia, and at the request aud by the dircc-
ton Of James CapeharJ the "cestui qui trust
in said deed of trust, VIC will s
On the 9Th day of February, 1868,
ut the front door Of the Court House Of said
county, proceed 10 sell atpnbIc auction, TO the
highest bidder Tor cash all the real estate con
vcycd by said trust and therein described as
follows: Two certain tracts or parcels of land
situate in the county ofMason and State Of Vir.
giuia. One containing 2Oi acres and the other
one hundred and eighteen acres in all three
hundred and twenty two acres moro or less and
being the same tracts OF laul conveyed BY Da.
yid MiddlecotT and Mary his wife 10 The said
John n, McMullin, by their deed dated De
cember 5th, 1855, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office aforesaid, in decd book no 5pagc
2iO, &c, Such titeas is vested in Us by said
deed Of trust (which is believed to be good, }
will DO conveyed to the purchaser
......'. j. H. COUCH,
c p L. MOORE.
January slim Trustees.
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clNotNNATl MARKET.
Cincinnati, January |

Cincinnati, January 10,
FLOUR Per barrel 50 5O6s5 60
for SuPcrfno.
GRAIN--Wboat oO9o5o for red Snd
81 o5G$l 10 for white,
CORNING quote at 4Oc in bulk,
GROCERIES, Coffee. Rio 29G3l.
augar l0t@llo; MoIasses,- 5O@5ac
HOGS Quoted at 81 5o@s4 60,
HAY-Tho market rules heavy at
Sl4@l5 per ton for prime Timothy,
PoTAToES-ThO receipts continue
liberal, at eo065a for prime NcshAn
aork'.
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NOTICE.
GEORGE ". sUMHERs. ESQ.

S1yhtE ~ cU MALhS. ESQ.
DrLR Gin; Being
ne uwner Of certain land III the county of Put,
nam containing coal and other minerals, in the
year Of certain tract OF land owned by you in
ice, lying and being on the South side Of the
Great Ranswha river. on both sides Of the
Aouth Of Coal branch cmptying into said
river in the county Aforesaid. and DESTROYS of
a surface RIGHT Of way BY railroad or otherwise,
over Won, said land, down the said Coal branch
60 as 70 BE- Of the least inconvenience to you,
Nnd damage to your said tract Of land, aud the
Ues, and most direct route to carry coal and
other mineral; from my said tract Of land to
market. You are Therefore, hereby notified.
tHa, FhE'! on the tr,t jay OF the mex. Febru
az Term, ofthr county Court Of Putnam cOun.
81 apply 10 said cour, for writ, in the nature
otG Tti; Of sd quad iamnum with the view Of
hs.ug said road Granted and established by
he said County Court, according to the pro.
1is'Dus Of the act Of the Legislature passed the
III cay VI February, 1852
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