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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
There is line
DWELLING @e .
Y HOUSE I

and good out buildings upon this estate.
all of which are eligb!y located.
About one half OF his land is arabic.
and the residue is well set in 6nc timber.
which from ITS proximity to DavignbIe
water, would prove exceedingly valuable
10 cord wood. fence timber DC.
The premises are we'll watcred. and
there are two fnc Meadows upon this es-
tate.
The oil Of the land is excellent. aud
adapted to the growth of oil the staple pro-
ducts Of this section of the State. The ar
able land is in fair state of cultivation
and improvement.
This estate adoins Porto Bcllo. and is
equally as elIigihly and beautifully loaa-
ted 1t is remarkably healthy. aud tho
surrounding estates are occupied by
pleasant, social and intclligen, people.
Terms of sale. as prescribed by the de-
cree, are : Ouc third of the purchase mo-
nry n cash on the day of sale. aud tho
residue in equal instalmen's at ono and
two years credit. the purchaser to give
touds for The deferred payments. with So
curity to be approved by the Trustees, and
to bear interest from the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustccs will execute de d to
the purchasers, free, clear and d,scharg-
ed from all claims of Tho parties to this
suit, and Of those claiming under them.
X G. COMBS,
JAS DOWNS.
Ttsstssa
May :, ls6., -ts. 1900
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
l3O ICRES.

The Farm itself contains THREE
HUNDRED and THIRTY ACRES, aud
+the land nearly adjoining it about ONE
HUNDRE ACRES 1t will be sold
separately OF in conjunction to suit pur
chaser.
The steamers from Baltimore and Wash
ington stop at 'his Wharf.
It has many advantages. beautifully 20
Gated OF Eriton'S Bay. aud in constant
commune ion with the Metropolis of The
United States ani the Commercial Metro
polls of Maryland
Fish. Oysters. aud all the luxuries of
The salt water of the Potomac can be en-
Dyed without trouble
Persons wishing to make investments
10 real estate on the tide-waters of Mary
a0d are requested to examine this proper
,y teforc the day of sac.
This property is sold 10 pay the Irlg-
ment creditors of THOMAS W COUGH,
according to then legal priorites, and
,hcy are respectfully invited to attend the
sale
Terms Of Sale IS prescribed by the de.
cree :-One half cash, TO ba p,ii as soon
as the property is purchased, and the res
iiue on credit of twelve months, with in
terySt from the day of sale. The deferred
paymeufs to be SECURED by the notes Of the
purchasers, with security to DC approved
by the Trustees
PETER ". GRAIN,
B. &C. HARRIS,
Trustees
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

NOTICE !. hereby gwen, that unless tie
State arc County taxes due on the land afore
sad, sh III lie pad u ne on before the end
ofthlrtv days after the above publication - COM
pleted the sal land su III part there1fa.s nay
be necessary 20 raise The sum thereon, together
with the cost Of advertiser. and legti interest,
shall be sod to the M shest bidder for the pay
ment Of the Saine. ~
JAS r ALVEY,
Collector.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
COUGHS |IIHAEP,

located on Britou's Bay. a fine navigable
stream, about five miles trom the village of
hconardlown This is very fine and pro
ductIvc estate. containing, with u tract of
land ncarIy adj dining
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
2S9 acres,

more or less.
It lies Immediately on the Wlc"mlco
river, convenient to navigation anu about
three miles from pl"wdtn's Wharf. 1t IS
beautifully located. well cHc!os"d and
ditchcd and in good cultivation. About
thrcc quarters OF the land is araslc and
aiap:cI to fr zns and growing the usual
products of ihs section of the county, the
residue ahounds in the finest timber OF all
kinds for domestic and mar kctable rurp"-
scs The building Improvements on the
premises CONSIST ot IL nrw aud substantial
tenant house, and the necessary tarm
buildings, barn, granary, &c. The ad-
yantaGcs Of location, lis known pr"dut-
tivcucsS and the water privileges lhcl:ent
to il. should recommend this place to all
nersons who wish to invest remuncrattvc-
ly
The terms of sale prescribed by the de-
ere, are One half Of the purchase money
in cash and the balance IN equal lnSta-
ments at one and two years credit, the del
ferred paymrnts to be secured Ia the sat
isfaction Of the Trustees, bearing interest
from the day of sale
II. s. BRlSCOE,
L. STONE,
Trustees.
May Is, 1S61-:s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
$50 acres,

nlore or less.
This property will be sold in detached
lots to sui; purchasers, or together with
the Factory ard Mil. Mil!ers and man
u(actHrers are invited to examine this
property before til day of sale. A man
of capital. win this fr>t-cat, water power,
4soeId ip few years double his capi-
tai.
S,cond.-A VERY VALUABLE
F ARM cl!led aud known by the uame
E
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
BOAR DING.

syRS. ] c. MILBURN. formerly of ST
WI Mary'>. has take the house No. 81
Hanover st. BAIT. between Baltimore ST aud
Lombard, anl is prepared to receive pcrma.
rnsut and transient be7rdrs.
Dee 1,h, lese-ii,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
may lC, ls67-lr
NO OTECE.
State Of Maryland,
Executive Department,
1 e L

State Of Maryland,
Executive Department.
Annapolis. May |. 1>61
? To the Clerk 4t'the CircHt Court for st.
-Nury's CaHnty::
SIR-I have the honor to enclose here
with Commission tor the Temporary
Boa ri of Medical Examiners for yolr
county Tha Governor requests you to
announce their appointment by advertise
ment in your county paper, and to call
on the members Of the Board to qualify
according to law.
l am, with respect,
your obcdleut servant,
JOHN VI CARTER,
Secretary of State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
These lands are all located in the
election District of Saint Mary's cot
md contain, in the aggregate,
435 l-2 acres.

more or less;
They lie upon the heaiwaters of the
Saint Georges River and Herring Creek !,
sn1 are convenient to Churches, Stores,
Mills, &c.
The soil of TIE land is excellent, and
there is a large quantity of fne timber
upon the premises.
About one half of this land is arabic,
and in a high state Of cultivation and
Improvement.
Ihcre la an excellent
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
may 9, 1867 Is.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ATcr,cE Is hereby gwen that the supscrlbcr'
y have obtained from the Orphans Court ct
SAINT Mary's county, ~ Naryland, ietta'
teSlamentory on the personal estate of E s
Maddox, late aof said county, deceased. Al
persons having claims aSalnstthe said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with III.
proper vouchers thereof. to the subscribers N o,
before the 7th day Of Nov, lc6-, otherwise
thev may be excluded ny law from al! beneft o
the said estate. Given under our hands thu.
o5.h day al April lo61.
ROSAL!A I MADDOX,
MARY ED-IONlA MADDOX.
Executors
an 25, Ie6--4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
SheriG's S Sale
of real
and
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

sI virtue Of two writs of Ficr Facias.
issued out of the Circuit Court for
Saint Mary county. one At the snit of
Francis Nealc. Benjamin 6 Harris and
John II Neale, trading under the firm
and style of Nca\e. Harris Il Co., and
one at the suit of Richard Ii Miles aud
j Josephine Garner, Adminir.rato of
William II earn r, against the goods
and charels, lands and ieuements of Will
liam | Blackstone, and 20 me directed
| have seized and taken in execution al
the right, title. in.cres', claim and de-
and, at law and in equity, OF the saii
William | Blackstone, ii and to the TO-
lowing property, to wit:
One tract or parcel of land called
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
llCO ACRES,

more or less.
It has on it very large quantity of tim
Der aud near enough to navigation to make
it particularly valuable at this time for rail-
road ties 1t had been sold by Mr.. Cough
on conditions which have not been COM
piled with, and the trustees will sell it on
that day unless the purchaser from Mr..
Cough complies with the contract before
tha dry.
Fourth. TIL IT NALU ABLE REAL
ESTATE know as
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
Collectors Notice.
DY the coun,y commissioners for St. Ma

pf the cGIh'y commissioners for 81. Ma
ID rvs county
Ordered. that Jas r Alvey. Il Collector Of
State nd county taxes in the 4th Elecnpn DIS
tfict Of Saint .Hary's cnuntT, cause advertise
men, expressing the rane Of the fol!o~!ny
tfnc; or parcel Of lard, the amount fakes due
thereon, toac,her wiki the name OF the person
ch1rgeao'e wilh the sane, to be inserted the
Saint Mays Gazette. newspa7er published
IN o'nt Mry's county. o1cest week for a I'd
during four weeks, notifying that, unless the
Sta:e and county taxes dle on said land shall
be raId 20 the SAID Collector, wI'hin the space
Of thirty d, ,ys after the puLlcatloo Of the noilce
aforesaid ls comp!e:ed the land aforesaid or
such part The e3F as may be necessary 10 raise
tue sum due thereon, s,r;l be sold to the high
est bidder for the PAYNE t Of the same.
One tract or parcel Of land, called anI known
by tie name Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

l crop Of Wheat now growing on Friend
y Hall
And, | hereby give notice that on
Thursday, the 3oth day OF Mag
instant,
on The premises OF said Wm Blakistonc.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock. IN and
5 o'clock. D m. | Will expose TO public
auction the above described persona prop
erty. 50 seized and taken III execution. 10
the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
slid debts. interest and costs due aud to
become due thereon.
And, I hereby give poticc. that on
W ednesday, the 3th day OF June
next.
At the Court House door in Lconarl'own.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. a m and
5 o'clock, y m. viii expose 70 public
auction the above described real estate, 50
seized and taken in execution to the i5h-
est bidder for cash-to satisfy SAID debts,
interest and costs due and TO become due
thereon.
FRANCIS VI GODDARD.
Sheriff.
nav Q isS1-ts,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
CECTL'S CHANCE,

60 ItalGIns 40 - acres, mo.e or less.
THIS land rs assessed to James II Quade,
and the taxes die upon 1t to January Ist, 1861,
amount 10 SIS.
By order,
JAMES II WILSON,
clerk TO county commissioners
for st Mary 5 county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
Trustees Sale
Of valuable
RIVER LAND
ST. HARY's COUNTY, ND.

HNY virtue o: a decree Of the Circuit
"a % Court for Saint Mays county. sit
ting as a Court of Equity, passed in a
cause iu which John II Milbuin. jr., and
Mary S M,lburn, his wife. are Complain
ants, and Walter S Is scoe, Eliza A Bis
coc. his WIFI, aud others are defendants.
and bearing date Of the 1919 day Of
March, 1867 the undersigned. as Trus.
tees, will offer at public sale. at the Court
House door 10 Leonardtown, on
! hursday. the 9th day of June
next,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. a m..
and ) o'clock, m. all the real estate Of
which the late joseph Boothe died seiacd
aud possessed, consisting Of the following
property, to wit
One tract or parcel Of land. lying and
being in St Mary's county, Maryland. CAL
led and known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

ALL THE REAL ESTATE bclor ging
TO the said Thomas W Cough, lying aud
being 10 St MAry's county, and heretofore
levied on by the sheritfs of ST. Mary's
county, in vittue of slniry executions
against the said Thomas " Cough. and
consisting Of the following TRACTS OR
PARCEL OF LAND:
First-TIIAT VERY VALUABLE
REAL STATE on which the Clifton
Factory i= located, and is supposed to con-
tain
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
TO
\. SAPPINGTON,
w. NJ. ABELL,
j.. j SUTTON,
G. NJ. NMErT.
THOMAS BARBER,
S. f SPALDING.

of St Marys county, EsInres, GretttRy
BE IT kNowy, That We. rep,>ing os-
pccial conhience in yonr skill, Judgment,
honesty and attachment to the laws, have
appointed and do hereby appoint YOU to
bs a TEMPORARY MEDICAL BOARD
OF EN >MINERS for St. Marys county,
for the purpos4 of granting l.l,enses to
such now Practising Physicians in your
county as are able To prove to youl salts
faction that they are bona E}e graduates
OF some respectable Medical College; aud
YOU are enjoincd u execute the -'.uties Of
your office in accordance with the provis-
ions OF law passed at the January Scs-
sion. 1867, of the General Assembly OF
Mary land, cntiilcd An Act for the Pro-
lection Of the public against Medical I'M
posters and for the suppression of the
crime OF unlawful \ oortion
~ Given under my hand and the
SEAL Great Seal of the State of Ma
- , ryiand, in the city of Ann4po-
lis, this first day of May, in the year Of
oar Lord eighteen hundred aud si1'y-sov-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
HS1icon,;co E;csds,

n part Of the estate of the late Coy; Jas
Thomas, known as "Notlcy Hat!!' and
coI.tafnlHG
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23
TRUSTEES Sale.
OF VERY VALUABLE
R T A / { 8 7 A 7 {.
ST. MARY'S co, ND.

DT virtue of a decree Of the Circuit
- Court of st Mary's county, sitting
as a Court of Equity, in the case of Johns
Hopkins and others Is Thomas " Cough
and others, the undersigned Trustees will
expose at public sale, al the Court House
door, in 'he village of Leouardtown, St.
Marv', county, Nd on
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

May Is. 1S61-ss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-23

May Q, 1s6'-ts.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
GREAT REDUCTION-LOW FARE TO the
N WEST NORTH and EAST. via TROY LINE or STEAMERS,
from Pier n H. Of SpTingst daily O'Clock

from Buffalo,
Tcie sold and baggage checked at the omcs board
SARATOGA, RUTLAND, BUFFALO, SUS-
~ PENSION BRIDGES MOUNT MANSFlBLD aud WHITE
MoukTAlNs Vi. BURLINGTON and all points North and West
ALBANY LIkEThc steamboats, q. VlBBARD DANIEL
DREW will amer May l3 leave Desbosses
st5 m Albany landing Yonhsrs CoIle1
Point Newbug Poughkeepsie, Rdnebeck
Ate, and ndsoa BY r connecting At Athens Depot special
With the Central and Rensselaer, aud
Schenectady WITH Albany ard su.qaehsnna Railroad Junction
with the Lake Chanpan White.
hall or Rouse. PolB arriving a, Montreal At "a Returning will
ssys Abspy st SIS a.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
lOMMkNClNu JUNE J. 1901
P.,ue. Station In New York and FOURTH
ave kutfanee on TNsntr. seventies
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YoRE

TRAINS LEAVE NEwY0RKi -
Por New Haven and Bridgeport 100. SEQ (kI H0 n iAi'
uir.), 400 (KI), 3s3, 40 aud 90 III p. IN :, -.
For MoIe strs,iOrd fArhed Southport. and WpoH IO IL"
a m. 3a3, 40 IA. ..,.
For Nerran 10 CErl 800 H. m Il Is BL 400 EIb
aas 30. IN $40, 400 tEr) p. m
For Dan.n, 100 900, II. 10 a. AS 30, $50 p N.
for Greenwich. 90, 900 u 30 a. a1a AS, SO SO M
For sa ford 400 (RI SEQ l3o 2s (Erl AIS, 400
(Br.l 3&s, 40 (Rr). L<5. SO 6 10, 400 (RIl p
Grsenwich intermediate stations. 100. soo LO m Io
3t5, 40. 80. 10 p m. -...s ..,.,u.
For Bo.tou via Springfield 800 (Erl 900 (EIl 400
For Boston via shore Line IL IS (BI }, 400 p ..
Pof Hartford Springfield 400 tkH ll AGO Erh 800
a. A..
20, n.d,O% Proydsnes and Fishln Railroad L) n
=, -
i2i5, 400 800 p. m .
For Csnal Raiiro.d, ifl5p p. m. to Northampton
FOR Housatouo Railroad, BOO m. 3oOp
ferE Eaugatuek Railroad, 800 m, 800
Por Dan6ury and Norwsh Railroad 100. 800 m, 40 PA
Cemmotious Sleeping Cars attached 10 800 IN. train
n eunt
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

SE@SSss 5S E1EfS Sss s HfF "a :s 1s.:
s 1ssIo apes an order Of the supreme Court made he
s The 3,h day M Of "a 4pr @ ..SS '; y.;r ~ S:'F, R.
Es.aie Aueoaeer Exchange sale.ro. No ~ BGaas
al vi the S land. and premises described order
& AZ nt Si gs am @ q Bee r Ratfs % s s t 4i @ YY. s 's -
bounded and described to0oEs wiz nHiag Ai pom, sS as
G westerly westerly line e Of EgSrs,nae and ru..
Mug thence westerly HortheT Line side Of sixty third str e.
tUsasys feet thence noI,her along me rqnna prs % VIZ s
~ 1s Or . s S ass Sss s1 and
,ets ence eaiey along iHe the o. the hoes v.hy
hVHds4 feet i've Inches to TIE ''''
Al lat ssa other Of lard .sis yiTF ard ,sa
being the CITY oNealorE bounded and described 70 & wv
5snt o HUNDRED and .ereniyfv let westerly from tie se Zee
o. ID, o o. shr tsDRg feet sr, Along
line running parallel With The we ss , 0s s brI b.ss5
SItyhr stTees t.sce ets'sI AIs & & % @
In @ n. res,e me or .ic BeLih tSrad
ret ys inches 70 The poa' OF place o. - situated a, Bs..
ss in the TWeh the CITY Of NeE-loIs ss9aef a. r.
srss ard tSs R.1sSiSeHae and hrc rannns ss
T psr WITH aid Eeyerh twenty ave feet Two s, ,a
oa u an inch fsPee ,a P,l ns and and eass sssli.1
aloug aid avrs twenty-five feet two 'heSes an" one ' "
TIA, Parcel q land situated =; ~ .
rTsnh wari Of the city Of NeNiorA bounded and ''''
Rsaus at point on the westerly the Eevenih t
a. y corner of hundre and tenth street and 10. Eer
1 S ls rte G'Ss oSe Ts isd s thence ssr
lin. ps. with sveuue twenty-five fei two siaa
on. ksf n su inch; easer parallel vita said one
hundred feet Bleysnth avenue AMI tltuce ss,-en
along feet and tNo inches and obs A ~
| o the place Of beginning ~ II, r., NJ v IA A
~ ~ certain d, piece P,5s .ss q .P .is o b
AZ the corner formed by Of the westerly de d It
uoriery sde Of One bundred and agt street
soug the said westerly sde oi The rl 3 e
thence westerly IN line parallel WIZ 20
Lup .rd ah hundred feet thHce sogery On s
pa with tsenthre feet eleven nhss 10 me nef
and ouh and thence eastefy ao te
uorbery Of said handred feet To the pace ef ts
-
w hed par, the Harlem Comons d which said %, ins.u
map Charles Clinton Suryeor vt osf sreI
Oh Fnhsvenu and be;seen sse
which said lot eoutsins By st
width oHt aud and hundred e
each side be the less aud commencing set'
thereaoats. nsrthery from Ninety fourth street 80
other lot piece Of aEd IN TIE Nnth Nan
othe Neiok with the brick building thereon touncea a
decnbed oosG Beginning Al the framed ~ The nesoa
runna easter along the ouihe side of Charles s
Gufy-sevru ironi o. no
westerly side Of the westerly SIDE wal Of the snail dsshs
house lately oceapiel BY William Bogert aud sros ,
rghtytwo S C6aTessrre thence Oathery pasei
wi,h eaey side o BleeokestFee aud along he ersns
of said side wall twenty feet less thene westerly paei
d ahery side Il Charles ssd partly through TIE oest
of the wall the brick buing the 10. hereby eoasa
from the adjoining the forty feet I've nches more Or
along the sa ey side Of tseBy feet mere o. es
the place Of beginning; the said building being or asJ
| kuown nalnbeT 3i7 Bleeeker street
| myI7 I.x6wP JAMES H. COLEMAN Referee
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

NEW-YOR and FLUSHING RAILROAD
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing June i"7-Lsa,s
Hunter 8: 10 '723 $50 $3.50 R:J0
N. 2!9 .49oP nj $50 nj $50 p s;ls r m
connecting With Stages Mnh. and Port Washington returning
733 ~ 835 $50 Tuesday and SATURDAY nights
Extra leave Flushing at II p Hunters Point at 2l3
Boats James sp half hour Thirty uhst feea
L. g.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
CUPREME COUNT, City and County of New

~ Iork-FAI IT, PUKDY aud THOMAS SMITH sgainst CAL
WIN b. H0LMEsSummons for money demand (Csa
not r To the above named Defendants; You heebY sumone
and required 70 answer the complaint this etou whM be t
the oc OF The Clerk Of the C and County IL New York at the NY
Hall In said city aud said
psnt on the subscriber his oce 81 Badway EewYoh C
within twenty days after the service Of this exclusive
the DAY OF such service and m answerhe said complaint
.aS . us ~ ,e ne 2 pays S nk ladssns ss.a yoS % n,
Interest from the LIST day of May thousand eight hundred and s
se'en besides the costs of this acton-Dad May g. 1861
49, A. HALL PuRDY, Plaiaths Attorney
The complaint in this aron duly 6ed the Office Of the Ger
hs NY and CoHy Of New the 9Th day Of May 1907 "
CITY Hall, IN the City Of New.York
Mylo law6wF A HALLaPURDY rainua Attorney
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
Gteamboats ano RAILROADS..

nAII,Y EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROsLyS, landing st wbitestons Bayss Doek Greet Nl
lime the steamer ARROwsMITH Capt Muilee will leave Peek
sn pier No River every morning Sundays excepted, s
or the above apdugs Retaining will leave Rosya n3opm
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
REApISo AND CoIUnBIA RAILROAD CoNP.sr}
suPKRisrESDKSr's Owes, cCLuHBIA. Pa MAY g. 1901
DEADING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.

Passengers leaving kewiok at H. via Central New
Railroad make close connection Reading for Ephrata @
Lancaster aud Columbia arriving LANCASTER Columbia at $50
NJ. M"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
7 oNc ISL. AND RAILROAD.-LeayesJ James's

sip-f.9o a "a for Grrcbpert and saionsi 10 a. m,
syo.e Hek,vle and empsead m, Express 10 kl'ehead
and 10 Grrenpar. on ssiurA & Syosseii Glen ,o,e ana
,mp.t,.dt $40 IN Gen Cove aud stations ana
n S,r. Soth l,p SUNDAY kieufsion leaves Hunters
Point az > 10 a. m returning arrives at Hunters ROM
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

l\ of EewYOrk-PHILLP LEPPLA against HELENA LEPPLA.
SummonH-Por Relief tCon not sery) TO ',''''r':
defendant above nAmed lon are hefeo ihI nss s'Np
summoned and required o the complaint CaBceed
Ia ihs action which will he fled in the Once ....:.:
Of the Clerk Of the CITY and Courty Of Newiok At The Cv
said CITY copy tie sd Compliant On s
subscre their Office number IS Chambes street sAa eV
service Of ts
Of the of and m % answer e ad eonp.
within The time aforesaid plaintiff this action viii apply 70 tie
Court for demanded IN the complaint Dat ot Apn
II, 1861 d. L. heSA,vN "a S,., ~ ~ ~,
The complaint IN this action this day tied the oce q the Csk
Of the NewYork at the City Hall 10 the @ New
York-Dated May ~. 1861. 4. nsaAhos
MI Ir,Er
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
y Ynrt-IonN II BROWNtyG. ssainst WILLIAM GALLAGHBa

- York-JOHN H. BROWNING, against WILLIAM GALLAGhbS
Catherine his WIFE John wsme William Conner E"sd psss
Eheuerer Sherman Gallagher Patrick Farley and The fh
CITY Of relief Cea
Ser To Deuts You hereby summoned and required
this which this Sled Ia the once
% the CLERK e the City and County Of Newipk al the ey
Hall IN the City Of Newlok, and 90 OF !cei
said complaint the mbsehers their ohee r Ne
In the City Of Newyork within afsr ne
~ this exclusive OF the AID
fail the said complaint within the aforesaid s
plaintiff this will apply an1ed
the eonpaat-Dated May 8. l857
mail faw6wF A. NJ & THOMPSON Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
Eeaai Noiifss.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. City and
" conuts of NerYork-BrFORD A. TRACY Plaintiff ssard
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SELMA De,enaantsummots
Sr To the defendants
rnmed ycn ire hereby required TO tie
IN this acton d the onc Of the Clerk OF the CITY
County Of York Hall Of said city and TO copy
said complaint the s1bbr at his ohe No IS
Of Eewiork within twenty days hsF
service this Of the OF such service
you fail said complaint within tue time aOsah
plaintiff in this will Judgment against for tho
eighty hundred dollars with interest from the fifteenth day ef April
one ouSa eight together With eight Go
and protect beside the cost and dsbUTsen
Of this actIon-Dated New YORK April 29 1861 -
EIGENE SMITH plaintiffs Attorney, No % Nassau street
The complaint died the
Of the City and County NewYork at the City a Of SAID cy
lst day Of May 1851 EUGENE SMITH,
Myf0 lay7yR Plaintiffs Attapty
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

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pres, train Monown Accommodation leaves h9O m hae.e
al Aornawn btpess al p NJ In ad'
san 20 .hoye n uas. per daT News Eve South Orange
and ,h,, 10 Summit PBERTHOUD. General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
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SUPREME COURT, City and

NEW-IUKK SUPREME COURT, CITY and
~ County Of EeNYorL-AMBLIA 8 RICHARDSON Plaints
against JOHN r. RICHARDSON Defendant Relief
Sr) To the Defendant: YoG
qnred the compaiat this action which will be se
Clerk Of the City and County Of NexYork
In City and the said complaint
lie ubcr at Number twelve 2 Chambers
after the service Of this
y. Of the day of such service and fail said
plant within Aforesaid the yaDf 10 this action VIII apply
he Court relief demanded n tie eompaDtDsed Yot
March a. 1861 SIDNEY H. STUART, IT, PlAuti Attorney
cou In this aaT fled IN the Ofre ~ the Clerk
o, the CITY County Of NevYo at the t Hall said DATED
New York May 23, 1891 SIDNEY H. STUART h,
N-1l iaxGvF Plaintiffs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
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