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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-26

Honest easily bound but you can never bind
khHvr.
Pantat GUS Bters cure Dyspepsia.
Keep cats in the house than will catcH BGic"
Plantation BitcrS cure Fever and Acue.
War makes thieves, and Peace hangs them.
Plantation Filters cures Liver Complaint and
Nervous Headache.
Time is Il file that wears and makes noise.
Plantation Btters the effects of spation and
Late Hours.
Better have plow going than two Cradles.
Plantation Ditcrs autidOte to Change of Water
and Diet.
Fools aud obstinate people make lawyers rich.
Plantation Btters Purify, Strengthen and Invigorntc
A kind wife makes faithful husband
MAGNOLIA WArER,-Supcrior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
'rinc may and b!anc your brow" but il cannot
silver your hair, if you thae. excellent remover
known 'Iurreits Vegetable Hair Restorative Ia the
absolute exclusion of n the vile compounds with which
the market i, nunLnl-I lyrtSn0Mh .InMrnnL
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The Gircsst. Court.

The following named persons have been
drawn to serve as Grand and Petit Jurors,
at the next term of the Circuit Court for Hair
ford county, which commences on the Goth
day of April, 1860, being the fourth Monday
in. the month. The figure opposite each
name is the number of the election district
from, which tho ii,ror ic Irou,p
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PETIT JURY.

"A DANGEROUS MAN-On Tuesday, Dep
uty Sheriff McGaw had an insane negro pris-
oner named Green removed from his cell, for
the purpose of having it cleansed, and ordered
two of the other prisoners, also colored men,
to perform the duty. Green, who has at times
been very violent, submitted quietly until
Mr.. McGaw made his appearance, when he
suddenly became Infatuated, and knocked
one of the colored men down the steps; the
other one ran of. Mr. McGaw tLen attempt
ed alone to place Green in his cell, when the
infuriatod man seized the lock of his cell and
although his hands were manacled, dealt Mr.
McGaw severe blow upon the head knocking
him down the steps. He then went into an
adjoining cell, in which lay white man just
recovering from the typhoid fever, and with
piece of railing wrenched from the ban
nisters in the passage, beat him about the
head, making frightful wounds and nearly
causing his death. The mailman was after
wards forced into his cell and secured ~.
Drs1 Lee and Wake Munnikhuysen ren-
dered the necessary surgical aid to Deputy
McGaw and the wounded prisoner. The
condition of latter is still very critical but
it is thou ght that he will recover. e
The above shows, if proof were any longer
needed, the unsafe condition of our Jail as
place for the indscriminate confinement of
the insane with other unfortunates who
may be incarcerated for the time therein,
The humane policy Of the law presumes
every man t. be innocent, until he is proved
to be guilty. The practical carrying out of
the law in our county is to inHict punish
ament more than commensurate with any but
the greatest crimes, on innocent parties-pre-
sumptiyely so, ct least-by providing place
of confinement for such, that is q disgrace to
the common principles of humanity. The
duties that the Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff of
our county are obliged to perform, are more
than they are in strictness called upon to
do, owing to the character of the parties in
their custody and the accommodations provi-
ded by the county. 1t is time that'the prop
er officers were making move in this mat
ter, ere some fresh occurrence of "a more ter
fible nature than even the above, shall at last
compel them TO do what humanity. seems
to require should be done at once.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-26

IS EASTER, Sunday neStbwiH be
Easter Sunday, the DIZZY, upon which Chris
tians the world over commemorate the glori..
'ohs event Of The Resurrection Of Christ,
Easter is 50 called from the Saxon 'iOster,p
to rise; or as it Is thought by some, from. the
Teutonic goddess 0stera, whose festival was
celebrated in early spring. ~ ~
The egg at Easter is not without its signifi-
cameo Tits an Oriental symbol of life in a,
sepnlchfc, which breaks forth of itself and
.Illes 70 heaven. ~ rasfad AsanaA noLI.9nH
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WANTED!

A 7 THE FRANKLINVILLE FACTO
IN RY few families, principally girls, to
work in the Factory.
Apply to HUGH SIMMS,
Upper Falls Baltimore Co., Nd.
mh26-3t
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F5>HE subscriber having sold his farm, will
~ sell at Public Sale, on the premises for
merly occupied by Joshua Morris, deceased,
and adjoining the lands of Alex Norris, Esq,
p miles from Bel Air,
ON FRIDAY, APRIL I'D, 1869,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, all his
STOCK. FARMING UTENSILS, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &C.,
embracing Horses, Cows, Young Cattle,
Hogs, Wagons, Harness, Seed Oats, Po-
tatoes, Corn, Hay, Straw, &c.
TERMs.-$20 and under cash ; over that
amount months credit, purchasers giving
notes, bearing interest from day of sale,
with security approved by auctioneer,
JEREMIAH TOBIN.
J, S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
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HARRISON POTATOES,

T HAVE for sale Il limited quantity OF PURB
| seed of this variety--the most productive
now grown. 1t is free from rot, and of ex-
cellent quality. My crop last year averaged
375 bushels per acre. Every farmer should
plant this variety for his main crop, as it is
the most reliable.
JAMES FARNANDIS,
feb18-St Homestead, near Bel Air.
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PUBLIC SALE!

BY ]. S. RICHARDSON, AUCTIoNI
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

lne Uituwwa Courier notices President
Johnsons Amrcstv Proclamation u;der the
bead o. "JAil Delivery
Mrs. NJ, III. Brinkclh hooi i lec,urinr N
Norhcra Iowa on Woman S. frare. Ana
Is highly praised by the Nechanicsyille
Jearsa' and Cedar Rapids 7s,aes. ~
The Wapello Republican notices the de.
lection and arrest al that place Of John
tshman. who had in his possession Bur-
anston livery ris which he tried to sell.
The NasLsa Ies; Io,iess sAs pssssaoe u
numerous robins in that region. Their ar>
rearance in mid winter is the subject OF
curious remark W weather Wise prognos,i>
| sasets. - elessrgss
Wm. Lewis and three other lead miners
near Duhuqoc made big strike on Sa,ur-
day Of last week, after years 0; toll and ou,>
lay ofmoney that would have discouraged
most people.
The engine house Of The Sioux City ard
| Pacific Railroad, 5, Missouri Valley. in
Western Iowa, was destroyed hy FIRE on
+, Thursday week. Oae engine, which could
moi be removed, was also burned. Iuss over
/ $4,000.
| The meanest scalawag in ,hs State enter.
ed the house o; Rev. Mr.. Pomeroy, OF Char
lion, few evenings ago, while Mr.. Z. WIS
si,endine prayer meeting, and stole bis
canned irGi,. Sach an act Is tha; is cal
eaias 4 to settle the question: OF total deprav>
tty.
Mr., Rogers, the engineer in charge Of the
party row engaged in locating the McGrg>
or & Sioax City RailroaS. so; los, IN snow
1 ez--- So - uaranE
while driving a buggy toward Algona.
Turning the horses loose I, prevon, their
rerishing, he attached to essh a paper, de>
ser.aiag his condition, hy this means per
sons were notified aud came TO bis Rssis>
lance.
Two horse thieves, named Granger and
P.lbeam, broke from The Viu,on Jail week
before last and left for parts unknown.
A special election on the proposition TO
vote Eve per cen, tax in Tay lor (Vinton
;owaship, Benton Co.. for The benef; Of the
Cedar Valley Railroad, is being held to-tay.
Csnson, Eden, Benton, Harrison, Jackson,
Cedar and Bruce townships viii likewise
soon vo.e on the sans proposition. We
CLEAN from the Eagle.
In the home course Of Lectures in B.r>
hng,oa for the winter. the names Of three
ladies appear Mrs. Darwin, Mrs. Hager
and Miss Mary E. Sheldon.
PrEIiNs Sugsr.-H. c. Hinc in TIE em>
ploy OF Minieer L Lowe, las: Saturday skim
ned 30 sheep in 30 minutes. The sane
iay eight men killed and dressed $50 sheep
in hoars anc Is Minutes. Washington
Record
Whittier College is the name Of flourish
i,g institution established by the society
of friends near Mount Pleasant.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

Itis eyilen; lhat Congress has de-
termined .nlcare no obstacle in the
pathway offsr incoming adrninistra-
ton. So thoroughly has Grant se-
cured the confidence OF the members
Of Congress and the people; SO posi-
lively has he expressed himself in ia
ynr Of an economical and honest ad-
n.iui,tra,ion Of the government, and
50 decidedly is Congress convinced
that he means just what he Processes. !.
that whatever hindrances 10 charges
ard appointments in Office are pre-
seD;ed in the Tenure Of Office bill will
doubtless be removed by ihercpeai Of
,kai measure. Indee! the House sum-
maiialy passed the ac: of repeal, on
Monday, Without debate, w a vote
oii2l te A. Ii remains for the Sen.
ate 70 follow tie example Of the House,
after wL'cl, Andy cannot refuse to
ri5n the bill without eating his own
arguments against the original act.
The tenure OF ofii,e act was enacted
as a measure of protection against
the treachery OF an unprincirled
scoundrel whom an assassin's bullet
made President. The accidental oe-
cas.an fir an exceptional law having
nearly passed, it is eininCntly fitting
that the law be repealed. Grant will
enter upoD bis duties unfettercd /; the
people wll hold him responsible lor
results. We confidently hope and
expect that be sill not aisappoirt the
people. M.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
buchanan Co. Teaeherss Assoeta.

The next meeting Of tie Buchanan Co.
Teachers Association viii be he.c in the
new School Building in Independence, on
SATURDAY., Jan. l6, 1869. The exercises vii.
commence 8, 10 o dock AN, sni close
asl P. N.
The assignments Of paris are as follows:
Miss HOmans. Essay. subieo, selected.
Miss Boarinan, Select reading.
Mr.. Osborne, Essay. subject, Grammar.
hr. ssni.h, Essay. Sabject School Gov.
eroaent.
Miss Dicksy. Selec, reading.
Nh. Carter. Essay, subject How best to
govern a school.
Dir. Stockwell, Essay. subject, How 10
secure obedience 20 the bell
Miss Harwood viii conduct Q class in
reading.
NJ. f. Deering, Some half aedged Ideas.
The teachers cf the county wish ihe resi-
dents to teei tha, they are not Only permits
ted 10 attend these Co. Associations. but
are especially invited 30 10 DO
NJ E. DEesryc,
Chr ~ cnrn
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

The Perry Teachers Association will
meet al Ll,tleton Jan %. q. 10 o'clock A. N
PROGRAMME
]. Opening Exereisees.
2. Reading. conducted By c. II Little.
3. Geography Chs. Stewart.
4. Selec; Reading iy F. II. Bassett.
Aftt',sooa .Sssioa-
5. Grammar, conducted by E.B. Barclay
{. Essay By Kate Sher.ooa.
!. Arithmetic, conducted by c. ". Smith
8. Essay by A. u. Hovey 1. N. Baldwin.
2. History, conducted By J. D. Caldwell.
10. Ora.ion By z. B. Barclay.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
STATE NEWS.

The MscbanicsyiI!e Cedar Col Journal
hss suspended for want Of patronage.
new iron county bridgeoyer Skunk rever
in Des Doines county, recently tested, re-
csived very hsitering testimonials.
TIE Sioux Cily Jovaos Office narrosly
escaerd assiruction BY Gre 90 the 23d
Inst. from the 4xa!.sien Of = kerosen~
lamp.
Wooden shoYels are maru.aesnre' iaIsrgs
..n.,,,;,snx near West Liberty. Nascaisne
: the principal maker. Price GO cents PER
DElr
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
STRAYED

From the subscriber, in August last, two
spring calves. ODe was a roam steer. the other
a dark red, brindle heifer, some little white on
both Any person giving information Of said
calves, leading TO the recos cry Of tho same, or
bringing them to the subseriber. miles east Of
Independence, will be rewarded accordingly.
Address BY letter
Il. 0RPuT,
1T-swl Independence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

Would say TO his friends that hereafter hs
viii be found 1t his cf1ice at his residence, from
2 o'clock to O'Clock, p. NJ, daily. At all 9th
er hours Of the day ke can be found at his Of
fee in the drug store near. be bridge.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

January Sesslon, lSbI.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Buchanan
County. Iowa. met IN r gulsr session al the
Coan House, in Independence, Monday, Jan.
s;h, ls69. at one j. clock p. ~. the fo.ow-
ing members being present:
Z. ?. BsinsnaIs, Wm. Baaee. Joha CAL
vim. A. Manson, A. Rlseey.
The following persons presented their ere
deailals ani we're sworn in as members of
the Bosri. "a xi,;
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
TEACHERS COLUMN.
FILS0N PALMER. EDITOR

Tkis eelsnA il placed at lie snff-e dispvssl Of
Tie Tssekers of Bseiara- Cps.ty. tsrcNes isei-
eppesssed Edifor, NJ. w. Passaer. P-iarfrai cf
As sesools Of fsfePesdeses.-EpIroR BslLErrx.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

A LII persons indebted to tho arm Of Myers
"A a Naas are requs'tsd 70 make payment
on or before February Let stDsIt. After that date
oil notss and accounts will b left in the hand.
Of an attorney for collection. eontsmplstsd
change in the arm renders this course unayoid.
able.
MYERS & NAAs.
In1.esndxnae Ylsr % 'as
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
Goes Cough Ralsam!


This Long tsiei and popular Rsmedy u again
called ~ the attention 81 the puhlic. As oiter
a. the year rolls around the prnpHetars sapnally
make thcr. bow 10 the people, and remind then
that amongst tue many things required tor the
health. oomfcrt md srsteu ,ncc Of the family
tlruasa the tsnS ana toiiogs months g. winter,
Goes Ceush BalsSm should not la fareet'ea.
Fer ears II has teen housc' I'D medic 1--ard
meshess aaAioas ios the safety OF ,acir eAi dreu,
and AZ who suffer from sns iis.se nfthethroa'.
chest and .anss. eanna ailora o. hr witAcat it.
Ia addition e the ordinary four nance - hon Z
in the market we now furnish our taar nlo a
family siae botiies. which WALL la o. mlnon With
the other size. be scand at all Drug stotss
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
THE ONLY REMEDY.n

From z. W. cLOSE, Independence, lo.ca.
Mr.. 6. r.. wAtlAcE, Drugsia.
In reply to your inquiry as to results in US
ing the bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure I pur.
chased from yon, I take the first opportunity to
state that after suffering with Dyspepsia FOR
twenty years, have found that Goes Dyspep.
STA Cure is the only remedy which will give me
relief. and would Recommend it 10 any ops
who il afflicted with Dyspepsia. I consider 1,
a good remedy for all that il is recomm en- dsd
Yours tru!y, 7. W. CLosE.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
Read What y0ur own Druggist SAYS.
q f INDkPYynuSaa A.w IRAa.

Ihs %. ctavk Co., NsU Hatsn, Ca~s.. <
Gents We havs now been selling Coe 8 Dys-
rcbsa euro for the past six yenrs-and take
this opportunity TO say, thst in sll eases Il has
gwen great satisfaction as remedy, and is spo-
ken OF IN the highest terms by dyspepticf. Il
has proved itself great and wonderful Medi-
cine in numerous cases-asa csrtsinfana speedy
cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Distress after
Eating, souring and Rising Of Food, Collie, Fe.
yer and Ague, Bilious Dsrangsmsnss and in
fact ali diseasss arising from disordercd con.
dition Of the Stomach and Bowcls. W. always
keep ourSssvss wsll sappiisd With tho article,
and most chserfully and conscientiolsly recon
mend it to our customers.
Yours very truly,
dEokcE SNALE. Durgi.t.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
NmABEvERAaE

Unlike - = ,hs blu1pSsH the present day.
r. Robsok's are - lstshdcd As pieasan,
stineiaain4 U1tahV bstsrass. bISfArs perfectly
medicinal. senea1otsg Snly suGcient pure Lour-
on wAisky 70 hold in solution the medicinal
sxtrscive matter from which they are CON
Posed. Tssse asA Irwin, Aseuts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
DRUGGISTS

Any druggist in the country will tel you. Il
you take tho trouble 10 enquire, that every one
that bnys a bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure
from them, spsaks in the most uuausl,f cd
praise Of its great medicinal virtues.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
Goes Dyspepsla Cure

Will also be found invaluable ia all casss Of Di.
arrhca, DyssntsFy, Collie, 6unnsr Comp iaints,
Gripping, AndiD fact every disordsrcd condition
OF the stomach.
Sold by Drsggists In city or country every
where st1t per bottle, or by application 70
the e. q. CLARK Co.,
ei-iy-eor Sole Prorr,esors, Ne~ HA.ea, ct.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

The testimony Of all who have used il for thu
terrible disease during the last ten years is that
it invariably relieves aud cures it.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
FOR CRoup.

The Ralsam viii te found invslae, le. and may
always hs relied upon in the most extreme oascS
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

Thai after repestsd trials sf osher renedies.
Roback's Stomach Dittsss, Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills arv ths best medisines e1tant 10
care the diseases for which they are recon
mendei, Tabor and Irwin, Assnta
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, of Alieghany, testi.
hes that Il has cured him, after all other rene
dies had failed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

Yield at once TO steady use of thi. grcnt rem
cdy. Ii will succeed in giving relief where all
other remedss have failed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
ERYsIPELAs,

Or ST An.hony's Fire, caa be most .Cec'us.
crAd,cstes By Vie use of Kobsck's hood fat nj
In conjunction with Aohack's Blood Pills. Ia
Dor and Irwin. AGssts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
Iu Consumption,

Many care worn sufferer has found relief and
today rejoiees that her life has been made easy
and prolonged by the use Of Coos cosgh BAlsau,.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
oPTHALlMA,

Or. Inflammation Of the Eyss, not anfreqaeau,
arisestrom disordered state " she stomach
aiew dosssof iiobsek's Blood Pills " Ill, IN mos
easss, effect a cure BY removing the cause. Ia
bor and Irwin, Agents.
at
~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

Ne"u " WHus yum UWu IVugSftI s6Ts.
Independence Iowa May 9Th 1905
Tks c. @. Clark Co.. Setc Rlreu. conr..
Gentlemen,-Ne have now been sellin c oe )
Cough Baisam for the past years, and take
this opportunity to say that il has given uaiyer-
sal satisfaction, aud as a remedy for all Pulno
nary Complaints it stands uueqGaled We al
ways keep ourselves well supplied With this
truly valuable medicine, and earnestly and con
scieniicusiy recommend il 20 our customers
Yours very truly,
GEORGE ssALr, Druggist
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
A MISERABLE LIFE

Is that of ,hs dyspeptis. Why suffer vasn
Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills will
sarsy cuse your They eaa be obtained fron
any druggist Tabor and Irwin, Age ents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

lswcrth pound of cure. Fever and Agus can
be prevented 10 oil climate and In all eon.ti,u-
tions by the constant use Of Roback's S,om aeh
Bitters. and of times the very worst eases have
been cured BY their timely ass. Psrsons living
in malari.us districts should never - without
them. Tabor as1 Irwin, AAcnu-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

Soreness Of the Thrcaf> CAest aasl
Lungs.
Do not delay psoeariug and Immediately v
taking coes Cough Balsam, when troubled with
ny OF the above nsssd dlffculsies. They are
all premonitery symptoms Of Consu mption, and
il not arrested, will sooner or later sweep YOU
away ints the valley u shadows from which
none ever return.
-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning il ono Of the symp-
tons ofa bilious condition VI disordered state
II the liver, and should not fora single day, be
neglected, 40 IL Is but the p prsmonltosy symp-
tom ola tr.ia OF esIs N the very seeds Of dis.
ease Procure Al once Robacks Blood PILE,
administer them according to the directions 40
comPy ng ssch bsx, cad she i, cslsy and aas
ger 0: disease vii At once be removed Tabor
nd fr win, Aeents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

The people know the article, and il nesds no
eomnsnt from as IL 10 for sale by every Drag
gist and Dealer in Medicirss in the United Sta
tes.
THE c. G. CLARK CO.,
Sole Prorrietors, New Haven, CT.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

\ the building of bridge on the township
| line, between Middleton and Newton town
ship, ton the big slough for $550.0O. il
I which report the Board concurrcd and ap
proved OF the action Of the Clerk in drawing
warrants on the bridge frnj, as directed b.
| the bridge committee.
The special committee on classification o
property for assessment reported, recon
mendins the following. 20 wit:
Improved and timber iands, as per iudg
lnent Of the assessor.
Unimproved lands, from g. to $40 PEI
\ acre.
Stations and blood horses, 80 to SIS.
each. er
Horses. 420 to 470 each,
Mules $40 to $50 each.
Oxen per pair, go n se5 each.
Cows, Sc to $i2 each.
Cattle. two years OBJ, 81 to So each
Cattle, three years Old, $6 to $l2 each.
Sheep. 50 cts. TO rs cts each.
1 Hogs, Sl5o rer hundred los.
Aud tie connitiee reconmepd sha
there be exempt from taxation 1900 fol
each acre Of forrest trees Of not less thar
! 400 trees TO the acre, set out and cultivated
as provided by law. Also 500 for each hal
mile of hedge upon farm, ard the same
amour, Tor every half.mile Of shade trees
| Of not less than three hundred, set out along
the highway and cultivated. IL which iht
board concHrred.
The bridge committee reported, that be-
ing unace usinted witl the location OF The
sites for the bridges asked for 10 the pcti
iions referred to thein, they would report ihs
same back TO the BoaId, with tie recon
meudation that the whole matter be relerr
ed TO the committee On construction Of
bridges In which the Board concurred.
The COMMITTEES on school fund reported
tina, they had examined the notes and secu
rites taken by the Clerk during the las
year, ani would Recommend that the Same
be approved. IN which the Board con
! Cured.
The COMMITTEES ON finance reported, re
tcmmeLdins iLai copmiitee be appointed
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
CHANCERY SALE.
'DARTIT!oN having been made by a deere :,

iDARTITION having been made bya decree
| of tic circuit court Of Lewis county, in the
cause of John White and others VS.. j. NJ. Jack
son and others, between tho heirs Of the late O..
E. jackson, Of lands in said county, on Free
mans creek, waters thereof, and on the Vest
Fork river, known rs the Hall farm, md ndja-
cert lands, and the court having BY said decree,
Of partition ordered that partitioncrs should
pay certain debts and costs, and did charge tho
same 10 the respective allotmcnts; and tho said
parti,oucrs not having paid thesamc, and the
several owcl,ics ofrartition thereby adjudgca: 70
be paid, and they still remaining in default, mo-
tcc Is hereby given, that the respective parts q
said land so'par,itioned, unless relieved, bypay-
mcnt of said charges upon the same, will, on the
first day Of the March term, 1869, ofthe circuit
court Of Lewis county, bcsold at public sale to
the highest bidder, nj the front door ofthe
court house Of said county, on credit OFT l2
and Is months, the purchaser giving bonds with
good security. For moro particular
description Of locality and boundary, reference
is made tc the papers Of said cause in the Office
Of said circuit court " dH,s III,
NJ. EDNlISTON, si oi5
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