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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-24
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WIN. II. MCCoNKEY ct al,
vs.. In the Circuit Court
JEREMIAH KIRK, for Hartford county,
JEREMIAH b. HAIYEs ard asa Court of Chan
DANIEL SOFT. Gerry.


vs. In the Circuit Court
JEREMIAH KIRK, for Hartford county,
JEREMIAH B. HAIYEs ard asa Court OF Chan
DANIEL SCOTT. Gerry.
TNHE object of this suit is to procure a
decree for partition or sale of certain
lands and premises mentioned i'll the pro-
ceedings therein.
The Bill states that Isaac Henry, late of
Hartford county, died seized Of one undi-
vided third part of certain tract or parcel
of land, situate in said county, called
Partnership" containing twenty-eight
acres, more or less-the remaining undi-
vided two thirds of which were purchased
by certain jeremiah. B. Haines, on or
about the 4th day of January, l84O.-
That said isaac Henry left four children,
named Robert, Mary, Elizabeth and Samu-
el, his heirs at law, of whom Robert is
since dead intestae, leaving Isaac, George,
Robert, Samuel, William, Mary, Sarah E.
and Caroline Henry his children and Ann
Henry, his widow, his only legal repre-
sentalives. That said Mary daughter of
said Isaac Henry, deceased,) is also since
dead intestate, leaving VIM. H. McConkey
and Mary A. Dorsey, her only childreG
and heirs at law. That said Elizabeth is
the widow of Sedgwck James, deceased,
and that said Samuel applied for the bene-
fit Of the insolvent laws, and all his inter-
est in said land became vested in Daniel
Scott, as his insolyent trustee.
The Bill further states that certain
Jeremiah Kirk claims to have purchased
from the said Haines one-half of his in
,erest, and he and said Kirk are each now
entitled to one undivided third part Of said
parcel of land, and that said Scott as tfus-
tee of said Samuel and the other legal
representatives above named of said Isaac
Henry, deceased, to the other undivided
third part thereof. That said land is not
capable of partition without loss or injn-
ry, and it will be for the interest of all
the parties to have the same sold and the
proceeds divided under the direction of
this honorable Court. Aud that the said
Kirk and Haines reside cut of the limits
of the State of Maryland.
It is thereupon adiudged and ordered,
this 18th day Of June, A. u. 1864, that
the compliments, by causing a copy of
this order to be inserted in some newspa-
per printed in Hartford county, once in
each offour successive weeks three months
before the first day of November next,
give notice to the said absent defendants
OF the object and substance of this Bill,
and warn them to appear in this Court, in
person or by Solicitor, on or before the
fret day Of November next, to answer
the premises, and shew cause, if any they
have. why decree ought not to pass as
prayed.
VIM H. DALLAM, Clerk.
True Copy, Test,
VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk.
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Notice to Credi

VNHE creditors of Joshua Harmer, de-
L ceased, are hereby notified to file
their claims against said deceased, duly
authenticated and proven, with the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Hartford county,
on or before the first day of July, 1864.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
jel0 Trustee.
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VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE-
l. sumed the practice of his profession,
tenders his professional services to the
public.
Office, at present, next door to Steven
son Archer's, up stairs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scrihers have obtained from the Register Of
Wills Of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Admin
istration on the personal estate Of
JOSEPH r. COALE.
late ofsaii county deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby notified
to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers there
of on or before the
9th day Of April 1865,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals this 18th day
of June, 1864.
SARAH ANN C0ALE,
WIN. 5. C0ALE,
jel7 Administrators
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NOTICE..

THE Stockholders of the MEREDITH
L FORD AND JARRETTSVlLLE
TURNPIKE are required to pay to the
Treasurer, or if more convenient to one
of the Directors. two dollars $4,000 per
share, of their subscription to said Road,
on or before SATURDAY,, the 18th day
Of August, 1864.
Also, WANTED, a competent person
TO SUPERiNTEND the making of said
Road. Any one who will undertake the
supervision of said road. can make appli-
cation to the President or to the Board of
Directors. who will meet at Asbury John
s"n's Stop, on SATURDAY,, the 18th
day OF August, 1854, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
JOHN r. STREETT,
President.
JOSHUA H. ScARFF, Sec'y.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-30

MIS- OAINAN LEc1l ne. ON IAnr-.l
Z evening sis. Oatman gave her second lee
ture NJ Representative Hal. ml arli-
eucr lr comprised narrative oil her is
years captivity among iAr ApacAee and
NoAlf- indians. and $3.50, clothed in beau
ttul and appropriate language. and was
listened 20 ufh great attention Bu. t1 q
philosophical mind if couil nof fail to eN-
cite -u-ga 7..ols altogether different rua
and beyond those growing ont of "a mere
sympathy pi'h tae e.'at- of the narrative.
Her. ua- young eir. of thirteen years.
F HitA 90 younger sister -aachel from tle
usual plr-li., o.. .ifc on 3. western prairie.
i and taken in Doe educated for six years as
female slaves rs tribe, ofsavdee- 80 low iu
the scale OF huml.ity as go use clubs and
bows ana arrows for Weapons instead oil
IRE ANN Nni what lsas lao re-l'-e Miss
Oaiman. I'D height size and app4rent
strength, does not exceed the average of
the teachers aut Older students at tine Fe-
male College .n Lansing Ie, under lhe
JOINT influence of SAVAGE cruelty and pluch-
lns hunger. She attained physical periec-
ton ami v.syr watch would have beel
deemed impossible under the discipline OF
o. civilized education. Daring the same
years iu which some Of the pupils ot The
Misses Rogers were laMen;ins the hard
destiny WA.ch compelled them 20 walk from
one 10 two miles each day % and from tae
College Mis- Oaiman was accustomed 10
make daily excursions thirty miles from
home, all alone, IA search OF roots and beg
le- swimming any number OF streams that
might bee DAD her way, AMI at night repq=ins
In pile Of dry leaves, or covering herself
from The storm with the bark from an old
ireei anu on tire morrow starting on her
return through 4 solitary and perll0ls re-
-ion AZ tic age OF nineteen She was iib-
Grated and on this occasion she walked
TWO hundred and lily miles in ten consecu-
i've Gays without any great Inconvenience.
ihe7e instances are interesting as they
sho" the physical perfection aud power
"hich can De attained even 10y delicate wo-
men "Aen stern and rigid discipline eX-
acl5 It, bu' IL Is not To be supposed thai
All women alike could 20 through Il with .
similar success. Ms Oatmans younger
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-30

RENovAL--Ow.ng TO the increased de-
maud for tLe famous Gale * Bradbury p
auoes-the Premium Phelps Melodeons and
Harmonious and the Boston Parlor o.
cans and in order 10 be able to keep suf-
iicient stock OF the above Instruments 10
supply Che public have found it necessary
TO lease much larger room than the one
occupied in connection with my store. Ny
Music Room will hereafter De found in En-
s.ehagt's New store opposite the Reptile
cgR Office, where may bc found nj nh times,
the largest assortment OF The above ins,ru-
ments found wes. Of Detroit. All inStru-
ments are warranted Cor years. and cam
nos Doe eXcellej by any other in The country
nr beauty of finish. purity Of tone and du-
rbity and win le sold at manufacturers
prices 4. j. NIELT
1874
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-30

EcLEcTIc.-We are IN receipt Of the De-
cember number Of the Eclectic Magazine.
and a capital number il T. Tie following
il the table Of contents: Russia under Al
exander II; Women Friendship, The
Queen's English; The Circassian Exodus;
Tie Courts Of Love" Ia Provence. Po.anl
during the ms ERECTION Of lsG3-f: Tie
History Of kings; Madame d. sceiguc and
her Friends; Photographs an The la-f Cen
fury; The Rebellion ia China; Imosen in
Shakespeare and 10 Sculpture; St.mulan,s
and Narcotics; The Future OF Germany;
History Of Jewish Coinage; The Horses Of
Antiquity. Charles Knights Personal Rec
elections O'Connell as az Orator. Sir
ROdercS lmpcy MuFchisen; Poetry Nc.-
No Magazine published in the country con-
tains as much good. sound practical com
mon sense u.s. the Eclectic. Now is the
time 10 subscribe and commence with Tie
year. The terms continue The same as us
ual viz: : per year, each subscriber re-
cr.yias the premium p.4ie- Adircs- W
II Bidwol. New York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-30

Az EnHoE.-We are Informed that We
we're ia error IN regard 10 CUR statement
published @ week or two since. giviug Mr..
Johnson, Cox Congress, a majority on the
bone vote ia this coanty. Hon. John W.
-on-fear's majority is stated 70 Us rs being
l5 SIS appears blythe official town MAORI
ues. We make the correction cheerfullv
ard trust t1a. L IS c0rrect.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-30

NI-Ttgr AID SocIErY.-The ladies' Nj
aarF Ala Society win NEE, during the WIN
Ter az Nr C. C Da.,ag's in the east wing.
Tie annual meeting wiz be held nj that
piace Dec. Oh. at hail past two p u,
when officers viii De chosen for the next
six months. By order Of the Society,
E. Il. HUNTER, Sscrctaru.
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DROBATE ORDER.-state Of Michiran

~ vi I.
county OF lngham. s-At a session OF tho Pro-
bate Court FOR The county of Ingham holden a. the
PROBATE ONCE 10 the village al Mason ol Monday tho
1t day az November ia The wear thousand eight
hundred ana s-XtFfolr. Present Wm II Plncsnev.
Juig OF Probate In the matter ~ the estate of
Il bert T. smith. deceased. Ou reading ani ding the
petition, lulF ecril- b. of Willard ni,h Almiuistra-
Tor % SAIL estate, praying 1r license t. sell the real
estate oi which said deceased died seized
Ilererp1ait IS Ordcrsi that Monday. ID. q.l CAV
u January next, at Il O'Clock in the forenoon BE-
assigned Tor TIE hearing OF said petition. AMI thar
the heirs 80 law q SAIL deceased and all other
persons interested ia said estate, are required to
appear AZ sson OF said Court, then q be holden
40 the Probate Office. IA the village " Mason and
snow cause, II any there lee. Why the PRAYER Of the
petitioner should not De granted and il IS further
Ordered. That sait petitioner give notice to The per-
sons interested IN sci estate Of the peuiercy o. said
petition, ana tins hearing thereof ~ causing a copy
or this order % Zoe Published m the Lansing Repgb-
hcan, newspaper printed and circulating In ssid
county Of lnsham. siN successive weeks previous O.
s-ti Jay OF hearing
"A true copy WI y PfNCKNFY
iNo Judge OF Probate
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l-e-,--s'1 Nor.c-.--ILe annual election
oto.l--rs "a T9lan, lire Engine CO. $50. I.
wiA t-fc place oa Tuesday evening next
Dee. e.a. 4- meeting of Tie Company
tlen is o. leid al The Council Room. 4
se- .-. 4t-eaI-acc Of the member. cl The
COMP Ny is .lQul -ci.
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Young Mems Society !.
N Lecture Of the Regular Course {!
DR.. J. q. Holland

kaowau rler tie nom Ne plume o. Tim
o.sy Ticomb, will deliver the Firz, Lee
tsro Of the Regular Course. before the
Young Mems Society 0fLansiug
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-30

Frner7g u tss Pearl e Bari.si CRasrs z,5ang.y 7
AlHAvT April IS, 1861
m Lic11iri-Dsar sir A-i,w m1 ID EXPRESS nv
grateful thanks for tie SSH ana Kind attention ran
derei 90 my daughter. whose ears have been badly
affected -or many years. and fr some months last
psf las been nearly llpr.vel % her lear.nr. Tho
eit -r. from her infancy. has been badly diseased
a. times i-schar-.u- an oG.-sive matter Tle ri-h-
ear = TON wen. aal from present ., ..t..-- ,..
ueipate The rest5ratoa o. ths isr clr also
am dea7 ST gratefully yours.
r 7. wICH, ID
Ne7-olrll.a Albany ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-30

IHNAiI~-IONER'> NOTICE In thcmat-
y tei OIL. iae estate ~ Daniel Van Hl-a .lers.-es-
lhe er-..lel having besn apr0iat.! hv the Hon
.tla IL illeArty JIdge OF irai a. Dbl ile county
il-- lr. Ia ti- state of Michigan f.n....-s uals
Sd r.tr .AAlln an-- Jlst .l4..l.ls 30. e- ull 3
ls -Inst o. state al r.7..d Hereby e.-e notice
.lti t--y wli nc present on the FIRST day ~ March
a- tie lrst day ~ April, is 8 40 Q O'Clock in tae
forenoon u. each oi said days tls oclcs IS II Ia
VI li 20. ,l De village g. 81 is.1 ~ said county
tu' purpose % receiving, examining 40 aifa-t.a-
such claims and demands ana that SIX inoltls from
ta. d day Of November, 1851. has been D owed by
il- s1 court ;or creditor, 90 present tlrsr claims
I' us fur cN imIultion and udi tuent
Dated Mason. NOV. IS I-64 k0lv4
1 HENDERSON, c,aui,,,.,,e,.
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= De. WooD. the Dentist, viii leave
Tor Albany y. l.. this week. Due notice
viii hc given OF hi, return again ia the
Spring lwG0l
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NJ \ u - I ED

III ta.s ,l.y. Cl tL- .. .a-.. % tie rt-ar H,-se.
~ keE El-i Morris. Mr. f. BAnnTl AMI MIS-
atLLsN AJ-loNB, a. Vi wilArnsi1n.
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" S4S. Cox. BasSc1 {. s. SaN CO.'S
RON ~. Is NlD -lv Sraf7T
Chicago, Not .la5cr l5.a. 1861
Mrs d L. CASE,
cor Sec. $. Il. s.. Lansing, IT,
Dear MaGam:-I0ur magnificent ship
meui Of 81 packages otvegetabies. pickles
Sc-, have been most gratefully received
such valuable donations rs these, enable
us TO send down 10 the army immense
quantities Of supplies, 30 tons daily. In
this way the stream OF lie and health is
flowing 70 our brave boys
Yours truly.
CYRUS BENTLY, Cor Sec'y.
Per Mrs. HCGF.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 Remedy for the Piles Is blessing
% the -lfering 20 known tia. we have an er-ctua
cure ipl Oh truly troublesome disease Nr J P
Hlzards n la second street Cincinnati o. takes
great pleasure n informing Al sh0 are r.lg With
qis= tl.t De- us- -lia- gla-tty o. ur - sanf's
l.e r 20 iv. ami q eGect permanent c-rs ibis
seem O. Boz t1e case With ali who make 4-- %. CHS
g g.-1 preparation. J. is uanl,act1rei al y. d
Els Fourth street. Cn.l nau % aut so.i nr III
j.. ragg.s--
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To ConsHmptIves. ions lmpt.ve -ln-. err
VII receive valuable prescription Tor the cure Of
Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis. and a.! Throat and
Lung ad-ci.ons Gree ~ charge by enclosing thar
address o. Rev EDWARD 4 Wilson
Williamsburg, Klogs County. N-H Yor1
ll1r.a
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uatrimOniaI.-Iai.es ans Gentlemen o. YOU
WISH 20 marcy. address tls ul--r- gLei, who VIE
send you without money AMI without price, vliu-b
aformaton thar wil enable you O. ularry happy and
speedily, irrespective Of age wealth n beauty This
Information wiil cost you nothing ald i you wish
70 marry I VIII chseFfuly assist you AL lett rs
strictly confidential Tie desired Information san. by
return mail and no questions asked Address
SARAH g. LAMBERT.
ss5n- Gresapo.ut Kiags Co., New YORK
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I OST-ELEVEN SHEEP. Ten OF said
IL Shee2 are uarScd with cross OF kae lett sho1l-
Ger an hip. with Dot between. One OF tLera IS
Market with letter IS 80 on the rump. Auv u-r
son SWING Information 10 the undersigned wbere
SAID sAeep may &c found. vii bs suitably rewarded
DART & Willy
Lansing, July 81 Iss4 asst
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

E0CND-A Pocket Book. ln the I.au-iua
i P9-t Jlle. which tAe 0w1aresu have lv ealing
proving property ald paying ,or this Advertisement
L. OF SEWARD JONES
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At CAPITAL HALL.

On Friday Eve, Dee. 0th, 81.
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TOR SALE.-A small dwelling bouse and
a four contiguous lots couursiag ore are a Ian
pleasantly located o, Cedar street First Ward civ
o. Lansing '
Aso sa-4 arm o. 80 acres situated OF the graTsl
roaa between Lower Town and TIE Agricultural Col
.ege aal9lnlrg the farm Of c. A TayIcr Terms easy
4 desired.
Apply TO Z ?. Neusro, lover Town, or address
TIE s1oseI :eef a. Cerfs. Gsnssss Co., y. z.
sso~l2s Ls FORD
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Ile First Term OF the Second Academic year vii
commence tie asst Monday il August. f-2th } 1894
Ils second Term XII CO nuence Dec 5. 1854
TIE lard Term VII commence The LAST Monday Il
Mlrcb 27th.l ls65.
During the 1rst Term especial Class will he
organized for the benefit Of those expecting - teac
PRICE OF TUITION
Primary Department. per Observation-Disclosures 90
Common English Sllcies, including EnE.ish
Grammar Arithoetlc. Geography BOX
keeping and Penmaoshin. .-....-........ O.
Z chez English, Ln-.-li-E Latin Greek e-t
French -lls-zges- I'D Math=maiscs o.
EXTRA TUIEI0S
Vocal MUSIC Der tenn. Ion
Instrument Muse uer term u 10
Oh Painting. per term - 10 90
PeuciiinC and Drawing ...-.- q 90
E5-Boari can De Obtained IN FAMILIES IA the in
e1ate vicinity q the Aca5suv OF with the fsv1iIv
q the Principal II tie AcatsuF
Comnnn'cations addressed c c. OLDs, PRINCIPAL
W. Dc promptly answered Iv-1I4
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business Jards not 90 exceed ttnes, siU W Pr
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BY request, to conclude with tie
Temptation.
Great Attractions all the Week.

Seats secured from 10 A. NJ. till p. NJ.
SCALE oF PR,CEs-Pfivate Boxes, So 10 5
Balcony, 70 cents Orchestra Seats, 30 Gel
Parauette, IS cents.
sbi.ssdi rsiso ire afsas r.hsnee Hsaes - ~
vigor under their magic influences, ana they
Capable Of almost inconceivabie endurAnces,
oh causes new life TO dawn upon thcm.
hey possess the power Of producing sleep as
c., ,ul as an infant, and Of lulisDy pain like
rims from the land Of spirits.
beunatism, Neuralgia, Pnlpitation Of the heart
4 Prostration is entirely cured By ure of shem.
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,hs ssch anic is raised to The hig hest pinnacle,
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