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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

a SALE BY ORDER OF HEIRS ESTATE
Nsl of Hannah Campbell, deceased-rnOmas u
eODs, Auction opeers,-Two-story frame dwelling,
KiDgkeksipg. Twenty seventh ward. On SaJur-
Gay afternoon, March q 1869, at O'Clock, will
be old at public sale, at the Blue Bell Hotel,
Darby road, all that lot of ground, with twO-
story frame dwelling house thereon erected,
situate In the township of Ktngsessiug, afore-
ssid; beginning at point In lhe line Of Israel
WriRhps ground. said point being at the dis
tar ce of Is SO lJ0 per ches sout westwardly from
the side OF u certain new street called Aun
street. running from the Ford road TO the great
Southern post road; thence along said WrIghJs
ground north III degrees, west kj 81 100 pefches
10 the side of Lewis Passmore'a mill race;
thence along the same about 81 100 perches 10
q corner OF DIR. z. j. Hoops land; thence along
the same south 81 degrees, east l6 pershes,
crossing white oak 10 poiut, said point
being at the distance of 10 percnes south vest
wardly from the side of said Ann street; thence
along ground of Charles i. Campbell north
degrees, east 81 100 perches 10 the place of
beginning, containing 81 square perches of
lend. more or less. Together with the privilege
of ten feet wide alley. extending along the
southeTly side OF the above described lot Into
Ann street, In common with the owners of
adjoining property, and to open and shut q gate
at end of same Clear of all inoum brance.
Terms, cash. Immediate possession. 500 to be
paid at lime of sale.
M THOMAS & SONS, Auctioueers
IL IL 70 Nos. l39 and l4l S. FOURTH st,
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@S PUBLIC SALE. THOMAS q SONS.
~ Auctioneers. - Handsome Modern StJue
Residence with Stable and Cnacn-house Oak
street, Salem. New Jersey, 1872 feet front, 80
feet deep On Tuesday, April g. 1862 at IL O'CLOCK,
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Phila-
delphla Exchange, all that handsome modern
two.stoTy stone residence and lot Of ground,
situate on the east side of Oak street (tne most
dc desirable one), Salem, N. j.; the lot containing
In front 1872 feet, and extending in depth aoout
27O feet, more or less The residence is not fin.
fshed inside; 1t is two stories high, with cupola;
stone, grey granite from Leiperville quarries,
Pennsy lvania; windows, doors, and corners
finished in sandstone; has eleven corners, Civ
Ing great beauty to the building; style OF work
called worm-work, executed by one of the best
Philadelphia masons. The basement could be
used, and by slight change in roof another story
could be added. l. was bui1t under the imme-
diate supervision of the owner. The house
stands back 60 feet from the Ience; Also very
conveniently arranged stone staole and car
risge- house; has stalls for four horses and two
COWS. The grounds are beautifully graded.
Terms-Sll, 900 may remain on mortgage. May
be examined on application to William NJ.
Roberts, Esq, Broadway, Salem, New Jersey.
see plan and view at the auction rooms.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auc,ioneers,
3l7 20 27 Nos. l39 and l4l 3, FOURTH ST..
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MS REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS
ENSale.-Three, story Brick Dwelling No 1916
Beach street, above Hanover street. On Tues
day, March %. 1859, at IL o'clock. noon, will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change, all that three.story brick messuage,
with two-story back buildings and lot of
ground. situate on the northwesterly side of
Beach street, 1l9 feet inches northeast of Han~
over street. No. 1916; the lot containing in font
on Beach street 20 feet. ana extending In depth
on the northeast line 02 feet "a inches, and on
the southwest line 95 feet ~ inches, more or
less The house contains ten rooms has the gas
introduced, bath, hot and cold water, cooking
range, heater, etc. Clear of all incu 10 brauce.
Immediate possession. Keys at No 1910 Beach
street. Terms-$2500 may remain on mortgage;
Nj. THO MAS& SONS, Auctioneers,
S4l320 Nos l29 and l4I S. FOURTH Street.
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FERTILIZERS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estate OF the minor children OF JOHN F. BURKE,
deceased
The Auditor appointed by me Court 70 audit settle,
and adjust the hnal account OF JOHN GtG9 N. M. De-
guar oias OF ihe minor children OF JOHN BURK u.
Ieceased and 10 report distribution Cf the baiauoe In
the hands Of she accountant. will meet the parties
Int IeAied for the purpose OF his appointment,
TAURsDAY. Msrch 20 1889. at O'Clock p. A. at
his ONCE. No. 433 WALNUT Street, IN u Q city OF
alStulha6ls Auditor,
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a. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS Il sons
kASsie.-Large and Valuable Lot. corner of
germantown road and Venango street, Rising
street, three fronts. On Tuesday, March %,
1869, at IL o'clock, noon, will be sold at pubic
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, ali that
large and valuable lot. situate on the east side
of Germantown road, corner OF Venaugo street,
Rising Sun Village, Twenty first ward; con-
taiping in front on Germantown road 100 feet,
end extending in depth 203 feet to Alder street.
Clear of all incumbrance.
Plan at the Auction Rooms.
M THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
313s2t Nos. l39 and l4l s. FOURTH Street.
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MsA REAL ESTATE. THOMAS d sons
EEl Sale.-Neat Modern Three story Brick d vel
Ing, No 53l Wharton street, east of Sixth street,
with a three story Brick Building in the rear,
on McIlwsin street, No 528. On Tuesday, March
S0 1862 at IL O'Clock, noon, will be sold at pu olic
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
lot of ground, with the three. story brick mes
susge, and three story back buildings thereon
street, No 53l; containing in front on Wharton
street IL feet inches and extending in depth
northward of that width 100 feet to McIlvain
street, The house has the modern improve
ments; gas, bath, hot and cold water, cooking
range, etc.
Also, q three story Brick Building, No 52S
McIlWain street, in The rear of the above used
as q box mandatory. Subject to yearly
M THOMAS & SONS. Auction GERS.
2l93t Nos l39 and l4l S. FOURTH st.
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FOR MUSIC.
Humility is my game
Few
Guess at my little aim. .
am SO oily, coily, holy, lowly, sleek, and
meek
That there's always little blush Of shame
On my modest, downcast cheek.
I'm such perfect sneak
When
Nobody else is by,
Then
Boldly lift my eye;
am so very merry, laughing, chatting,
bright, and light;
| enjoy myself always on the sly,
When there's nobody in sight,
am humbug quite
Do,
Look at my gentle smiles
You
Notice my back-set tile
Hook 80 mildlike, childlike, creepy, HEEP-Y-
cram and BAN
Pm grovelling creature, full of guile
What thorough paced scamp am
Oh, am downright sham.
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clergyman says it is curious to note how
many people attend circus "only because they
want to please their children; but still more
curious to ob:erye that in many instances it
takes two or three able'bodied men, with as
many women, 10 look after one little boy or
girln
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boy on board steamer got up quite panic
among the passengers recently. He bolted sud
denly into the cabin one morning, before the
passengers had fairly rubbed their eyes open,
excsming, "We are lost" "Lost!" exclaimed
another. "Lost" screamed out the whole
crew. Eyes, lost" said the lad, astonished at
the alarm he had created. 81 know we are lost,
because the captains on top O. the house, and
another mans upon the mast, looking to see
where we are!"
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The HEIGHT OF MoDEsTY.-The most bashful
girl we ever knew was one who blushed when
she was asked if she had not been counting
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MIGHT AND MAIN.-Hood, in describing the
meeting of man and a lion, said the man ran
off with all his m,ghJ and the lion with all his
1n1np
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"a REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & SONS
e. Sale,-BuijdiDg Lot, Dauphln street. west
OF Coral street. On Tuesday, March 30, 1869, at
IL o'clock, noon. will be sold at public sale, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, all that valuable
lot OF ground, situate on the north side of Dau-
phin street. 81 feet west of Coral street. late
District of KensiDgton; containing in front on
Dsuphin sire ct 36 feet, and extending in depth
l54 feet Ga inches to q 40 feet wide street called
Price street.
Clear of all incumbrance.
Terms-Sl2g0 may remain on mortgage.
Nj. THOMAS d SONS. Auctioneers,
3 l3 SGT Nos. l39 and l4l S. FOURTH st.
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certain Sunday School teacher was in the
habit of making collection in his juvenile class
for missionary objects. He was not little sur
prised one day to find counterfeit shilling
among the coppers, and on asking the class
who put it there, the donor was pointed out to
him by one who had seen him deposit it,
Didn't you know that this was good for
nothing?" said the teacher
EYES," answered the boy.
"Then what did you put it in the box RI"
The boy cooly replied, 81 didn't sipose the
little heathens would know the difference; so
thOught it would be Just as good for them.n
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ZooLoe eIoAL.-Naturalist tell US that such
thing as a mouse is not now 10 be found on the
! Catskill Mountains
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Among the curious tombstone Inscriptions
which have come to our ears lately are the fol-
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In one OF the English colonies, competitive
examination was lately held for the purpose of
appointing fit persons to some of the Government
offices. One of the candidates inadvertently
spelled the word Venice with two MS, thus
Vennice. The examiner, clever man, but not
always correct speaker, sternly inquired:-
"Do you know, sir, that there is but one hen
in Venice?" Then eggs must be very scarce
there" was the ready reply. The candidate
passed.
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man recently killed himself on the novel
ground that his wife wished TO get a divorce
from him, and he wanted to spite her,
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Why is wheat like baoy ?-Because it is first
craoled then thrashed, aud then becomes the
-four OF the family.
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Brown gathers up the "wreck" to return to
his hotel. He is ashamed to return by the
road, so takes to the fields. An open winter
and a mild spring, though favorable to navi-
cation on the river, not so favorable to velo-
Cipede travelling. Browns opinion was, when
Hast heard from, that ''the velocipede, as
vehicle of general travel, is failure.''
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ROOFING.

d E A d Y o o I N g.
lO This Roofing is adapted to all buildings.
1t can be applied to STEEP OR FEAT
ROOFS at one-han the expense of tin. IL is
readily put on old Shingle Roofs without re-
moving the shingles, thus avoiding the damag-
ing of ceilings and furniture while undergoing
repairs (No gravel used.)
PRESERVE YOUR TIM ROOFS WITH
WELTON'S. ELAS1kC PAINT.
1 am always prepared to Repair and Paint
Roofs at short notice. Also. PAINT ESR
SALE by the barrel or gallon, the best and
cheapest in the market
w. A. WELTON,
2I72 No. III N. NINTH ST., above Coates.
d DOOFING.-LITTLE & CO., "THE LIVE
IO koOFERS" No. 1888 MARKET Street.
livery descrip ion of Old aud Lsaky Roofs made
tight ana warrsnted for five years, Old Tin Roofs
made equal to new. trial only required TO insure
satisfaction. Orders promptly attended TO. Assam
old GRAVEL ROOFS COVERED OVER
~ with hsslic slate and warranted for ten years.
HA MILTON dS COORFER,
315 6m No As S. TENTH Street.
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II brooks are, as poets call them, the most
Joyous things in nature, what are they always
murmurlng about
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An old lady was asked what she thought Of
one of her neighbors by the name of Jones, and
with very knowing look she replied:-"Why,
1 don't like to say anything about my neigh~
bors; but as to MIR. Jones-sometimes think
and then again don't know-but, after all, 1
rather guess he'll turn out good deal such a
sort of a man as take him to be,n
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Why is America like the act of rehechonY-
Because il is o roomy nation.
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If you want to get more than one hundred
cents for dollar, invest it in a. bottle of per-
I funary
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He gets "break, but not SO we'll arranged
as the one the machinist would make. 1t,
has, however, the effect of stopping him.
Brown says he was never so much put out in
his life. He believes that velocipede travelling
wants a good deal of practice.
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Here lies Betsy:
re she's gone, and how she fares,

A happy pendant 10 THIS IS the toII0Wng;-
In memory of Jane Bent,
Who kicked up her heels, aud away she went,
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"Rob Roy" sends us the following conun-
drums:-
What blossom, deprived OF one of its letters,
becomes what all young misses desire to pos
sess? A (c)lover.
What blossom, deprived of one of its letters, is
oftenest sent by lovers? (PGnk.
What flowers speak the sweetest words to
friends, and the bitterest to enemies? Tulips.
man was found in an uptown gutter the
other day, and on being reused to consciousness
and asked to explain how he came there, got off
the following by way of explanation
'Leaves have their time to fail,
And so likewise do ];
The reason, too, Is the same,
II comes of getting dryl
But there's the difference 'twixt leaves and me,
l Iall more harder and more frequently
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CARTE OF A LUNATIo DINNER.-Odd fish, in
cluding pike and sword-6sh. Broth of a boy,
moektail, and soup. H bone and cold shoul-
der. Chops and changes. Ducks and brakes,
and March hares. Boiled owls, CANNON, and
and Shanklin Chine. Larks, coxcombs, and
fair game. Magpie. piebad, and madcap pud-
ding. Hot codllns gooseberry, and April fool,
Duffs and fummery. Sweets of office. Vege-
liable ivory and evergreens. Bfawn aud
muscles. Greenwich rolls and Peckham Rye
bread. Sauce of the Nile. Cakes and ale.
Pippins and cheese. Dessert:-Fruits OF the
Election, meddlers, olive branches, apples from
the Dead Sea, cherry ripe, oranges, and lemons,
CITY plums, regular jam, and game preserves.
Wines from the wood and spirits from the deep.
The whole to conclude with 7, sober water, and
weeds IN the garden.
There are two periods in the life of man at
which he is too wise TO tell woman the exact
truth-when he is in love, and when he isn't.
An ApyEKT1sEMENT.-An individual who
wanted person TO take care OF his children
advertised IN an Eastern paper "for one whose
Da,ieuee is inexhaustiole, whose temper Is tire
iess. whose vigilance is unwinking, whose
mower Of pleasing is boundless, whose industry
Il mstchless, and whose neatness 10 unparai-
JeIed."
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d. REAL ESTATE.-THO MAS g. SONS
EaI Sale Modern three-story brick residence.
No. 6l5 N. Eleventh street; above Green. On
be sold at public sale. at the Philadelphia Ex-
change ali that modern three. story brick mes
OF ground, situate on the east side OF Eleventh
ST., 1876 feet northof Green ST., No: 6l5: contain
tel ding in depth on the south line SO feet "A of
an inch, and on the north line S8 feet 79s incnes
to feet wide alley. with the privilege hereof.
II b as parlor, dining-room kitchen, and sum-
mer Kitchen on the first floor; chambers, sit.
ting.room, bath and storC-rooms on second
floor: and chambers on third floor; gas, bath,
hot end cold water, 2 furnaces, cooking-range,
etc Terms-Half cash. Immediate possession.
Keys at the Auction Rooms
M THOMAS & SONS. Aucttoneers,
8I3s s2t No l39 and l4l S. FOURTH st.
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Post which carries most of our letters-The
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EW Sale.-Frame Dwelling, No. l242 N. Third
street. On Tuesday, April 8, 1859. at ~ O'CLOCK,
noon, will be sold at public SALE az the fhlla,
lot OF ground. situate on the west side OF fhird
street, above Girard Avenue Market. NO. i2iS
containing In front on Third street ~ ieet, ana
extending In depth 100 feet Olear OF all incum-
brance.
M. THOMAS a SONS, Auctionesrs.
9l3sSt Nos. 1s9 anu l4l 3. FOURTH ~
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

IN PEREMPToRY sALE.-T HOMAs q
WH SONS, Auction eei e.--Three III ree-story brIok
dwellings,, Nos. 630,Ss2. and 84 Almond street.
east of Otis street. Eighteenth h ward. On Tues.
day March %. 1869. al IL o'clock, noon. will be
sold at public sale, without reserve. at the
Philadelphia Exchange, ALI those three story
brick messuages and contiguous lots OF gcound
thefeunto belonging, situate on the sOuthetly
side of Almond street, east of Otis street. Nos.
$50 S32 and S24 each containing In front on
Almond street II feet, and extending in depth
46 feet 10 o 4.ieet wide alley, and communicating
with two OF her 3feet wide alleys. with he privi-
lege thereof Terms-A NOR gage of $1,000 loon
each house may remain. Immediate posses-
zion. Keys at the Office of Messrs. Lukens &
Montgomery, No. 1895 Beach street. Sale abso-
NJ. THOMAS & SONS. Auctloneers.
3l3s2t Nos. lS9 aud l4l s. FOURTH Street.
O. REAL EsTATE.-THONAS & SONS
El sale. = Modern three story brick store
sDd dwelling, northwest corner OF Sixteenth
ard Stiles streets. On Tuesday, March 30,
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
story back buildings and lot of ground, situate
on the We ST side of Sixteenth street corner OF
stiles street. No. 1880; containing in front on
Stiles street IA feet, end extending Ia depth
alor Six teenth street, SO feet 10 a 3.teet wide
alley, with the privilege thereof. IL is occupied
as store and dwelling; has gas, bath, hot and
cold water. etc. Clear of all incumbrance
Terms. $500 may remain on mortgage. Pos
session January l. 1871.
NJ. THOMAS d SONS. Auctioueers.
l3s2t Nos, lS9 and l4l s. FOURTH Street.
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a. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & sons
EiI Sale.-Tbree- Brick Dwelling, No. 2l30
tTauklin street. above Diamond street, Twen.
tieth ward. On Tuesday, March 3d. 1869, at
the Philadelphia Exchange. all that three
story brick messuage. with twostory back
side of Franklin street. 2l5 feet inches north
of Diamond street, Twentieth ward, No. 2l30;
the lot containing in front on Franklin street Ii
feet inches, and extending in depth 10 feet
TO 4 feet wide alley, with the free use
and privilege thereof. Has the bath. hot I'D
cold water, etc. Terms $1,000 may remain on
mortgage. Clear of all incumbrance.
M. THOMAS d SONS. Aucioneers,
3l8 2O27 Nos. lS9 and I4l s.. FOURTH street.
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Nz REAL SALE.-THOMAS SONS
E:M Sale Three. story Brick Dwelling, Norris
street fifth house we st of Almond street. Nine:
teent b ward. On Tuesday, March %. 1869, at IL
O'Clock, noon will be sold at public sale, at the
philadelphia Exchange, all that three story
brick messuage, with two-story back building
and lot of ground situate on the north side OF
Norris street fifth house west of Almond street;
containing in front l5H feet, and extending in
depth 9715 feet. The house con aims 10 rooms,
AM has the modern Improvements.
Terms-S2000 may remain on mortgage
M THOMAS Il SONS. AuctiOneers
AlR20 Nos l30 and al 3 FOURrH Street.
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Abiding Friendship That of shoemakers, they
are true to the last.
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AFs TRUSTEES SALE.-THOMAS SONS,
EEs Auction ee rs.-Modern three. story Brick
Residence, No 556 North Sixteenth street. below
Green street. On Tuesday, March %, 1869. at IL
O'clock noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern three
story Brick Messuage, with three-story back
building and lot of ground situate on the west
side of Sixteenth street. 100 feet inches south
of Green street. No. 556; the lot containing in
front on Sixteenth street is feet and extending
in depth So feet 10 inches to feet wide alley
leading into Brandywine street, with the free
the gas, bath, hot and cold water, cooking
range, furnace, etc. Subject to a yearly ground
rent Of $2l0.
M, THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
Nos 100 and l4l q. EOURTH st.
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Fond Of Misfortune-The lovers of Burns.
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O. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS q SONS
EIl sale. = Threesstory brick dwelling, NO.
1913 Poplar street, west OF IhIrteentn sIfeet' I
will be sold at public sale, at the Pniiaielphia
Exchange, all that three story brick messuage:
will three. story back building. and lot OF
ground, situate on the north side or Poplar
street. west of Thirteeuth street, No 1913. con,
Extending in depth on the east line l0t
feet and on the west line l0l feet 49s Inches to
Caldwell street. It has gas, etc. SaoJect 10
yearly ground rent OF 500 -
M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers.
8l3 9 3t1 Nos l39 and III =. FOURTH street.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-03

~ B. ADAMS and AmgeIfne &ehaaRs,
~. of the State Of Kansas, viii take 1ep
tfce that Elizabeth Keilar Of FranElIn
county Ohio did on the 22d day OF HOVeTn-
ber 1863 flle her petition IN the COure o.
Common Pleas, Of Delaware County Onto
b. Adams and Anseline Adams on the sec
ond day Of September, 1868 executed 70 s9lQ
Eliza abethKellara q deed OF conveyan nee 1or lot
number seven OF Edward COWltngls snDQl-
vision of parts Of Out LOts-Nos. Twenty
three and TweRty-four In the City OF Co
Iumbus County of Franklin and state OF
Ohio and cOvenanted in said deed that SAID
premises were free and clear OF al incum-
brance at the time of the execution of said
deed that on the contrary said premises
the time of the execution of said deed,
there was a Judgment in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Franklin County Ohio in IA
vOr of VIM. H Dunnick for Two Hun dred
and eighty y-seVen dollars againss one
Charles DeIeOn and also judgment in the
court of Common Pleas of Madison County
Ohio, in favor Of said VIM. n. Dunnfek
against one Lapham Lacy for one Thousand
and thirty dollars that executions had been
issued on both Of said Judgments and were
time of the execution and delivery Of the
deed aforesaid a lien on said property and
which was afterWard on taS 29th day Of
November, 1853, sold by the Sheriff
of said Franlsltn' County TO satisfy said
Judgments that there is therefore q breach
IN their deed 10 the plaintiff for
the said property for which plaintiff claims
Two Thousand dolla9s damages.
said defendants are EOt1ned to answer or
demur to said petition on or before the
18th day of January 1870.
ELIZABETH KELLAR, by
r. SHIELDS, hsr attorney,
nov. 2G '69-6w-p. f, Sl4