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Al P!iy~e !. the Regal Havana and eshss
legslised lotteries dashed. Information given.
r. GAtGE. Broker ~ BroAdway.
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Srsn, Fire In wiiasr's Pssescs = ,s,s
IRE. good assortment FOR sale Al No cousndt street.
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All Prizes Csshed In Legal Lotteries. -Circu-
J CLrrR Brctrr i7s Broadway
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.Mswe sewing Machine Ccmysny;-Eiis.s
MOVIE, Jr. Inventor ~ the sewing Machine, PRESIDENT
s9p Broadway. Agens wanted
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Address Psllak 4 son. .NIecrschauE, Msnu-
facturvrs ga broadway. Fourth street Pipes 10
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city.
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W tuS kunt VI aRtmsc ~ NoAAs>Ae IA oh tuCbt
transactions. The correspondence gives ms
some idea Of the condition that the North
would have been in had they succeeded in
carrying out their schemes. The fact that al
these communications were sent 70 Richmond
and found among the archives Of the rebel
government is considered by the committee
strong presumptve evidence that Je6 Davis
and his whole Cabinet endorsed the proceed
ings, and that Clay, Thompson and Company
we're carrying out private instructions rom
that quarter.
This brings us directly 10 the point ofthe facts
obtained in regard to the implication Of Jcf
Davis In the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln.
Under this head the committee give several
letters, written by different parties 70 Jeff
Davis, proposing 70 organize party or parties
70 amsssinste or otherwise dispose OF promi-
ncnt men In the North. These letters, II seems,
were al referred BY Davis 10 the Secretary OF
War, with directions for that Official TO see
The parties making the proposition. II seems,
too, that the interviews were bad in almost every
case, which shows that propositions OF this
kind we're entertained at Richmond, even II
they were never approved. The sfidavits OF
different parties in tho possession Of the Bureau
Of Military Justice, showing the direct .sansc-
sion OF Davis with this great crime, are all re-
jectsd by the committee. This is the evidence
that has been exposed BY our Washington
correspondence. The committee state that
sAsy were made by psrsies who professsd 70
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filed by NJ. Chol and Nine Bergeon.
Although the plot is of the sghtesthe comedy being
mere sketch-the brilliancy Of the dialogue and the
dash aud abandon OF the actors serve TO make
Les Domesj9l,s" a decided success. The weight OF
the performance fell upon Mile. Pote who, as "JHiie
the Pearl OF Cooks acted with even more than her usual
vvacty; NJ Harndorf, rale. de ehGmbre and M.
Deligne as NJ Dnroseps CHE master's) body servant
Each was excellent and initiated perfectly the fobes OF
the worthy class who undertake the mental services o.
society The third act including the supper. song
LES Drois ct D.rOhs.' given by Mile. Potel with
charming gate du coeprand the dance was especially
brilliant and warmly appauded the qnadrle receiving
the honor of an encore. The comedy preceded by
La Ligne Doits acceptaby rendered by Nine. Bergeon
az the Countess VI. Rousseau as the Baron and NJ.
Gently rs Lucien. A new engagement having been en-
tered into with the directors OF the Academy perform
ances will be given by the troupe on Wednesday and
Friday evenings of this week. For representation on
Wednesday, Sardous popular Nos Iamts has been Sc
leced. On that occasion il is to be hoped that the
nearly bafhour enr detes-the single alloy in Satur'
day. entertanment-wil be considerably Aubrey lated
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Excitement Among the Loyal aud Rebel
Rrothers-The Issuin z Of the Bonds.

The Fenans of New-York and the sister cities
were in high state of excitement on Saturday and
yesterday OccasioDed by the publication Of the letters
Of sc phens the Chief Executive OF the Irish Republic
lndossine the action of OMahony. The Senatorial
party, Who it appears are still in state OF rebellion
and show DO signs Of repentance, pronounce the
correspondence spurious While the adherents OF OMa
bony believe the documents in question genuine, aud
regard them putting the alleged
trajtorons Vaccinations OF Roberts. The Chief Of
Cuon-square who sits in awful state in the Mofatt
mansion, was besieged yesterday by hundreds Of
Fenlans, some OF whom came to congratulate the
Head Center his victory over the TRAITORS; &"
Others TO inquire further about the Stephens cor.
respoDdence and the Issuing of the bonds and
few who he'd chung 10 the Roberts fortunes
but were Bow determined 20 abandon the Bowery
Ciieftain. TIE last named came TO make atopemeut
for their recert secession and professions of loyalty
for the future earnestly begging 10 be allowed TO take
the oath Of allegiance and become reconstructed"
members of the Ctopan fenan Irish Republic as soon
as possible. IL N stated what TO be good
authority that the bonds will be issued with John
UMaboDy's name as agent engraved on them and
shat some Waist brokers have already made appea
tons for large quantities. They will be regularly
quoted IL is said at the Stock BOlrd and will be rap
idly taken up when put in tie market The treasury
viii &c reJ lepished Ia short timeas the four
or five hundred delegates who attended the late Con
gress shall have reached their respective circles and
thoroughly aroused the enthusiasm Of their cons-
tuents The proprietors Of the hotels and saloons in
the vicinity Of Union square anticipate large patron
ago for the next twelve months and have made extern
rive preparations 10 meet the expected demand. Al
together the affairs OF tbs Brotherhood look ouishing
Ut ean on this side OF the Atlantic and the storms of
the early Sprinet.me promise 10 be succeeded by go
den harvest in The kingdom Of Fenia.
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Prothinghan, on spirituaIism.

The Rev. o. Il. rockingham delivered the
third Of his series OF eloquent discourses Sptga.
ism at the Unitarian Church FoItieth.t last evening
SDlrtunlism, said the orator. has for ~, central
idea the communication between the spirits Of tbs
werld and tie next. IL is quite common. one class
believes that life Is DISCONNECTED severed. and no linz
beiweol the living and the dead. Another class that
lie Is one. eternal continuous. 80 do !. Immortality
the Fundamental idea. Modern spiriuasts open tile
door between the worlds send messages ot love,
none. instruction counsel and systems az truth II is
no new ding. All antiquity is fll Of II. The Old
1ettament had revelations and ylsito,i0ns. Tic New
Ind its manifestation. although the TRANSPORTATION is
evidently mythical Tor purpose. In Gcclan and Ro
man history there close parallels t0 the signs and
wonders the present day. Thcy had their mediums
rio prcsesses oraccs and drove the
trade as our interpreters. The signs and sym
bols were eingglafly Ike. L,en tic ideas. pin.
cplcs and theories were tie same. The neo.
PlatOnists gave rationale Of The spiritual word
that VAS substantially the same modern
The early Catholic Church commonly had its appari
tions-ysions. The Frdnciscan fathers full OF
ins pirntions AZ present II dscards popular Spiritual
isu, because IL IL not Catholic. IL maintanc kind
of shadow terri'ory-rurgatory-wh Professionalism
walled W. Luther believed IN bad spirits and threw
biz inkstind at the devil. Charles Wesley taw and
heard the furniture disturbed now hear il.
Edward Beeches 10 the conclusion that the spr
its do speak, but that they are evil. DR.. Bushnell In
his recent Vicnrous Sacrifice" asks why should they
not visit and influence nsf As belief grows lbcra it
grows lees dogmatc and more SCI, mental The poets
write spirituasm, but do we call them spirtuaIlstsi
Milton says:
Millions Of spiritual creatures walk the earth,
Both when we sleep and when wake
So Longielow, IN the pGrcst poetry talks like true
spirtualist In the " Haunted House."
There guests At table an those the host invites"
The truth il. onrs Is an age Of rationallsm. Beliefs
fuciuate from age To age. A tenth of the evidence
now put forward would have led millions captive II is
not aaieriais, nor shepticism. but ra.onalsn; not
lonbt. but faith.
We may mol believe, we may not dsbelicye We
neither accept scout. but suspend Judgment. The
men who come 10 us with these manifestations be-
eve 10 be honest We accept their statements Of facts
We know many them 10 he pure and good but for oil
natural is only the last resort Psychology daily re.
solves many Of the phenomena We feel bound 10 wait
until Il resoyes them all. Their system In not without
beauty. lofty thoughts good purposes, liberal ideas.
comforting conclusions. Yet how can We discriminate
The truth " Its assertions except BY the reasoning
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BoYXroy-On the night Of the 30h December last sew
era river thieves boarded the schooner John Boynton
Cart Nathan A. Reed, from Calais. Me-, while lying
at anchor of Rkers Island, and OF them murdered
the mate Mr. Robert Mitchell by shooting him through
the hear. with revolver. The thieves then made their
escape and were lost 10 sight in the darkness
Since then the police have been at work and on Friday
night Officers Mullen aud Gray Of the Thirteenth Pre-
cnct arrested the following on suspicious Patrick Com
roy Nc. les Cherry st., v. Y. Patrick Conway. No.
2sg Monroest, " Y; Vim. Murray, No. II Broome-st,
n. y. and Thomas Shea, No q Sca.mei'st, y. T..
the latter witness. The parties are now in the
Kings County Jail and the inquest on the body OF de
cea,ed Will be- Commenced to-day by Coroner lynch.
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E!OOKLYN NEWS.

FlRg.-Last evening at ) o'clock fire broke
ont in tbe fancy goods store Of Phillip Aaronson No.
lJi Coumbia.st supposed TO have caught from the
stove Tine stock, valued at $1,000 was totally de-
stroyed insured for the nil amount IN the Loncon anu
Liyerpool Company. The hames burst through the
second floor and caused considerable damage to CON
tents. The apartments are occnpied by Mr. Aaronsoh;
The building is Of brick three stories IN hight ana
occnpied by several families The damage sustained Is
about 5000, supposed to be insured. Mr. Charles
Kelsey is the owner.
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NEyy.JERsEY NEWS.

SUICIDE OF A You've WoMAy.-On Thursday
last. young German Jewess residing in Newark had
iii pute OF trivial nature With her family when she
procured 10 cents worth Of Paris green arsenlte OF
copqat) aud swallowed IT, She rclentod after taking
he poison and told her friends whe. she had d ne.
conn the effects Of the poison and death Cnsucd
Friday The unhappy woman expressed the greatest
desire 10 live from which would appear that the rash
act was committed In moment OF thoughiess passion
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ASSEMBLY,.

ANNEMDL1.
The Secretary Of State sent in communica-
fion in answer 70 a resolution.
REPORTS.
BY Mr. THoRy-A gainst printing copies OF the Gov
rrnor's Message in the German language Agreed 10.
Also FOR printing extra copies OF the report OF the "a
nal Commissioners, which was agreed 10.
Mr.. VAN AMBURGH offered resolution, directing the
Printing Committee TO have the printing eontract
placed on the files of The House. which was adopted
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. WEED-For The relief OF the Pattsburgh and
Montreal Railroad Company.
by Mr.. DowyiYG--IO amend the charter OF the
Queens County Savings Bank. Also TO amend the
charter of tie East New.York and Jamaica Railroad
Company
BY Mr. MCKAY-TO amend the Excise law.
BILLS ORDERED 10 A THIRD READING.
To authorize the City Of Oswcg0 10 borrow money
FOR the erection of a new academy building.
Adjourned TO IL O'Clock a. N. Monday.
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young German, was arrested AT the depot in Jersey
Ciiy Saturday morning, by Officers Jordan and Dickson.
cha o; robbng several OF the passengers on thc
owl tram" H. lis possession was found ayase be-
longing nited States Quartermasier q. A Merritt
valued at $50; oyercoat belonging 10 j. NJ. Knapp
valued at s15, and another worth sl5 belonging 10
Isaac Parker. The articles were taken while the own
els were asleep in the ears. The accused WAS com.
United 70 tic County Jail Tor trial
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A3RlVEp....Sr SUNDAY, Jon. a.
Stelrip Gty of Ia 1.9ra lBrl, Nc iaisan, Liverpool
Doc H. VA . eer,towa a. "a ndse. and pass. to john o.
Dale 49,.
steamship 81 T. Cyls. Robbins Wilmington, NC, mdie.
sem u co-..ar,,f T,1y. Wilmington. n G., With
ntf. g. 4 Lrrry.
Rta Gown ia .-,ri--ol Cooper, Marseles S. days,
with ud-' 20 Mp tste''y -
as tnl- .ui lf.t.a.-U board, thareston Dec ~,
v cotton 90 ofl.r
Br. Ffg,-tr Df New lar, Nneii, FoIt spain IEnidid
p iay., Wit sa.4 @. .Iu.lul-eA Sons. -
Er. hrrast ~ b... -,lo. Ayes co days, with hides
- ~ ar. tx ts-fy.
.c.r ai-ao law, - a-y Wilmington Il days with
rag. st1s. 10 ter.
schr Wt.e s,1 Ice Pete. orth y. H., with mdse. to
: W. Lows Co.
SIM s. KHli lBrl. povc-s. li,sbor Grace Me- 20 days
" th hsh to ". T.. 6.,el- u.s. c'Ii-.
Schr Jn.a lg4ee. ba-.ol, oI~Ad Menan, " E via Gou
ceatrr 81. % 80 Oh I-.t.9g.
s-L Nsssa BEL sey WI mia FOR Faithaven with Oys
,ers. 80
sh7 Fal.-r.'. C's-' - 'u!rws, y. b., "a days with
lItahar % J-' . go g.
Sc0rD 1.'.oi Pa.ts., hrhport Cor Porlsnd, Ne.
>chr ~ = Emerson. Is siso III, Baltimore Gays, with
timber 70 ~. g.. WEBB.
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DAMAGES AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY. -
Ia the Supreme Court sitting at Newark. on Friday
last verdict for e. COO damages was given against te
NewJersey Railroad Company. the suit having been
brought by James Thomas West, FOR innrles received
by MIN at the yohnst crossing in 1904 and which re-
fuited in tOtal biinlness.
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The locomotive which exploded on tie y. j. Central
Railroad last Tuesday literally blown in pieces.
John Rogers the engineer, WHO was instantly Killed,
was thrown distance OF 80 yards. piece OF TIE
dome Of the engine was thrown 200 yards passed
through the side Of dwelling no1se. aad lanied ~
room wnere woman and child were sitting. They
Frustrated by the shock but not injured. Another
piece flew through tie roof 81 macmnc.sLOp. Win.
dows IN buildings near by we're Jared out. liz. ia.
min Bates and Thomas Snyder lreInen, were fatally
Injured.
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Eesian Maizena, Ratification Meeting
10 be zNeId In Philadelphia.

TTTLAOFIIHIA Jan. II, IcOb
At meeting of the officers Of the Fenan
Circles Of tLs city today under cal Of District Cen
ter norew Wynne il was determined to hold grand
ratification meeting about the middle OF the week,
when Col OMaboDy Killian. Mullen and other prom
Inent FeDians arg expected to address the Brother
hood. 80.
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CARRIAGE ACCIDENT IN GREENWOOD GENE

TrnY-Yestorday afternoon carriage containing i've
persons was upset in Greenwood Cemetery caused by
turning short curve in the endeavor TO let another
vehicle pass. None OF the passengers were Injured
carriage owned BY Peter Tracy of No. 22O West
Seyeniieth.st n. y. was demolished.
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The jersey City Ere department FUND Association.
Friday night last elected the following officers:
President Charles L. Krugler; Vice-Prosideni, Daniel
Fielding; Treasurer james X. Morgan; Secretary, Il.
skinner lrilden Collector John Anness. The Asso-
citation has over $1,000 invested for the benefit Of
widows and orphans OF deceased members of the Fire
DepaI tment.
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Exempt FIREMgNs ELECTION. Exempt
Fireaen's Association of Brooklyn have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: President
William f. Sprague; ice.Presdent John l. finn
Recording. Secretary J. H. Smith; Finsnce-Secretdiy
VI. i. Conner Treasurer. Alex. Anderson.
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An inquest was held ct GreenyIle. Friday last the
body oi Thomas j. Reed Of Saltersvlle whose death
was caused by takiug ounces OF laudanuins between
and a. ~. Of that dGy Deceased had all night beca
suffering severely from ioothache TO relieve which the
laadahum was taken. Tie verdict IN accordance
with the facts.
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Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY. Saturday, Jan. l3, lsJ6.
In the Court of Appeals the day calendar for
January s. 1906 is az follows Numbers 944 81, W,
~ 100 l0l, ~, 1903. l0i. l04! and o..
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yscnlfv, How can wc test Its worth and goodness e1
cept BY trying it by q human standard OF morals
Therefore The only test Of spiritual truth Is spiritual
ne Ony 10 the freed soul is it given TO see spiritual
truth
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Mr.. Theodore Thomas The hall, we are pleased TO
say, was crowded to ovcrAowing

say, was crowded to ovcrhowing.
MILE. PARRPA's SACRED CONCERT.
Urged by constant solicitations, Mile. Parepa
has consented TO give sacred concert at the Acaa-
emy OF Music. Brooklyn, before her departure Tor
Europe. /. will take place Tuesday evening, and a
most attractive programme viii be presented on the
OCCASION No one should lose the opportunity OF hear
in, Nile Pareps in sacred music.
WgHLI'S MATINEE.
The first matinee of this admirable pianist
takes place at Walacks Thcaier on wednesday next
ct | O'Clock. lie viii be assisted by Madame fieury'
Urban and Mr.. s. C. Campbell. Mr.. Wehli will play
some Of his new compositions, which have already
created a sensation.
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NEW.YORK LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE AIRA,Jy. jan. 10.

SENATE. .ALBA.Y, Jan. Is. Isbo
Mr.. LA BAU gave notice OF a bill to extend
tie time for the completion Of the South side Railroad
On Long Island. ,..-
burgh and Montreal Railroad Company.
Mr.. COLLINS introduced BIZ tolroyde Tor the re-
pair Of the Canals after the expiration OF me repair
contracts. when the repair contracts shan oeeohe
forfeited or declared abandoned
The bill provides that the work shall not be re,let oy
the Contracting Board but shall be prosecuted by the
Canal Commissioners.
MI LA BAU introduced bill declaring the laws as to
Oyerseers of the Poor not applicable 10 the County Of
Richmond.
Adjourned until o'clock on Monday evening.
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ARREST or HORSE THEA negro freed
man iiUrn North Carolina was arrested IN Hobohrn
Saturday ming suspicion Of having stolen horse
found in his possession. The animal subsequently
stables 1t stolen the night before. The prisoner
was committed for trial.
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BURGLARY.-The apartments occupied by
Mrs Perrit No Fulton.aye., were feoniousy entered
by means of false keys the l2,h inst and robbed OF
adys cloth CLOAK yaled at $50 and silk skirt valued
nj $40,
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WlND-At suisse, v ", &C.. b.
pr tKl

slfa sft-r ,pr..al .-oa. Pof.. via Hampton Reads.
Ship trnl Of NJ D.. 3D. y. ironl Live. col 50 day.
ir. Lllar SOM iiti',r TN tiy-.
S.ar. Ba.all.e ..on A',f-ts.t. Va.
Nf NUNtNUA.
Lage fl..ttssD- -o.t .,e down tlo North River
CA sl !rly ,rH flls tt almost from shore 10
o4r al ,vt.. very heavy. and making navi.
CATION sl.. ca "a, f..f. Ne damage, however, has been
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Highest Rate of Interest on it's
Investments

All the profits bring dividends among tie il, red. d
THEREFORE AFFORDS LIFE INSURANCE AT LESS
COST THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY.
Speaking relatively Insurance in his Company h'e'F-
nent a1 PER CENT while Insurance in on ota.I 'or,.
MES is invesmen, at from tool per cent. Til j. eeny
Company that has obtained an average Of pe interest,"
It's During the past seven yer c ''ase
of interest obtained by this Company it, A,'
nncudng cash hand and in bank is - PR CENT
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FRENCH THEATER.

The fourth representation of the season was
given by the French company at the Academy Of Music
on Saturday evening. The comedy chosen was "a
study OF cotemporaneous manners three acts entitled
Il" D'mt'tques Points Par Eur MINES" which Is said to
have run for 100 nights at the Paris Harietls The
title OF once recalls TO NewYork theatergoers High
Life Below Stairs and, in fact the French play is but
an elaboration OF the idea that forms the basis Of the
English buresque. To suggest plagiarism. however.
would be unsafe unless one certain that the mine
had not been worked by some French writer at even
still eailer period. As in High Life" no in the piece
in question, the servants ape the manners dress and
conversation Of their supcriors and In The last net
bring their escapades to climax by participating in
snnptuous supper and Il new qusdriile-La belle
Hese'e-during the progress Of which they are sur
DTsed hy the unexpected return af tha1 usates and
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-23
NOTICE IN PARTITION.



John k9hler' ct al In the Superior Court
william sribleton, ct al OF Montgomery TO-. Ohio
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the following named
! defendants in this ease to-wt William Still
Teton, John Stbcton. and Jacob StiblctOn Of prrIi
Indiana, George Stblcton, of Jefferson Conntv
Iowa, Henry Stiblcton, (agod ls) of Montgomery
county, OHIO, Mary Kemp, aged IA John kom,
lhgcd w. George Kemp, (agcd ~ and Jacob kemp
Their father, of Van Vert county, ohio, Catharine
Sliblct0n, widow Or solomon StiblCton deceased OF
Montgomery county, that petition Fas filed
against them 10y John kohler and Mary kohlcr his
wltc, Samuel Stiblcton and Jesse Stilleton an the
10th day oi April, A. u. 1856 in the superior Court
OF Montgomery county, Ohio, and is now pending
wherein the laid petitioners demand Partition sf
the following real estate. to-Wit:
Three acres Of land in the south part of the
south east quarter OF section te5.j town (il range
~ east, NC, bounded by beginning at a stake In
Wather n llemstettcr's west line Of ~ poles north
Of the south lino OF said quarter and running
thence with fler's north line south M west III
poles 10 stake in John Meyers east line thence
with said east line north 81 9 west ~ poiea to "A
stakei thence north 81 east % poles 10 stake IN
Walthor a Hemststters west fine; thence with
SAID west line south 81 east "a poles 10 the placp
Of beginning being the middle lot OF the tract OF
ten acres sold 10 Jacob Stibleton hy Edward
Mampler, out Of which Is reserved ght Of way
~ feet wide along the whole length bf the cast
line Of the tract hereby described for the use ana
convenience of and As an appentiago the lot i'm
mediately north Of said tract.
AZ the term o. said Court next afler the expira
ton Of forty days from the Ming of said petition
application will be made by the said petitinners
for An order that partition may bo mneio OF said
premises IIOUk n MON AVON
Attorneys for Petitioners
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