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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-12
FLIGHT OF 4 JAIL BIRD.
A Hole i'm the Wall and the PriS-
Oner Gone.
He Leaves Behind Him a Batch
Of Items for the ''LOcaI."

Information comes to us from Nebraska Of
the escape of the noted forger, Leslie, from
the Jail at Gibbon, where he was taken fer
: safe keeping.
The manner in which he effected his escape
was as follows: He fixed up his bed SO that
it looked as if he were in it, and when the
jailor went to lock him in he was satisfied,
without very close examination, from the
appearance of the bed, that he was in it, and
sound asleep. But he wasn't. He was in
some other part of the Jail, and as soon as
the jailor had gone he went to the back door
and managed to work the lock of by some
means, and took it with him as he sit CUT
shifting the invigorating air of freedom.
The only things he left behind him were
his trunk, a letter for the Sheriff and tailor,
and some ''locals" for the Kearney Pes,
whose editor had recently visited him and
requested him to "dish up'' some items for
his paper.
Here's what he left behind:
kEARNEY JUNCTION.
DEAR SIR: Your request to me for locals
was 90 strongly urged upon me by the peo-
pie of Gibbon that will submit this time to
feeling of pride, seeing the starved appear
ance of your LEGAL columns: LIST, no one Civ
ing me any grounds for local of q roman
tic nature, and Of course nothing else would
eatisfy the monstrous minds of kearney and
Gibbon, will appear upon the stage, and
a. heretofore give a bit of gossip; 2nd, your
notice of the list of arrivals and departures
il neglected-you can put me down as among
the departures, your columns having alrea-
dy given notice of the arrival of X. NJ. Les
lie, &C., and the broken half of quiet fami-
~ from Lincoln.
some may be ready enough to talk
or to say that Leslie ran away, but
please answer that have gone TO get
hail for my appearance at the next court
No, not run away! not he! got 80 awful
hungry tor something to eat, making it
tempting for me to leave Buffalo county and
then they smoked me 20 very much. 1t il
certainly too early to cure me, and not warm
enough for worms. i cannot see why they
will persist in smoking me 90 much, when
tell them it IA of no Use, as won't spoil.
Have no more time to write to the interests
of tie Press, and SO l will quit, or az Mark
Twain says, 81 drop the veii.'
Yours until death. LESLIE.
Charges. $50.
P.S.-You can just place this to my credit
in some of the kearney banks. / must
hurry, or else won't get up the excitement
in time for you to 60 to press. Get josiah
Allen's wife to finish this. Adieu.
The following letter was to the Sheriff and
jailer.
To Messrs. Marsh and Thompson
Many thanks for your kindness. / ar, cor
~ to make such hole in your house. did
intend to take my trunk out, but concluded
to let Il be until further orders. Business
called me away, else would have tarried
with you longer. 1 wish you well, and much
SUCCESS. Tell the folks that / will return
sometime, or as soon as eatables are pIen-
tier.
LESLIE.
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Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys,

in chronic cases of euehrrhea and uterine diseases
In tumors, nodes, hard Jumps and syPhilOd ul-
in dropsey; in venereal sore throat, ulcers,
and in tubercies Of the lungs, in govt, dyspepsIa
rheumatism, ricketts,, in mercurial deposits-it is
in these terrible forms of disease where the human
body has become complete wreck, and where
great remedy challenges the establishment and adj
mration OF the sick, Ii 10 in such cases, where all
the pleasure of existence appear cut oil hom the
unfortunate, and by its wonderful, almost super
natural agency 1t restores the hopeless to new
life and new existence where this great remedy
stands alone in its might and power
In the ordinary skin diseases that every one il
more or less troubled with doses will in most
eases, and a few bottles in the more aggravated
fbrms, work permanent cure.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
purchase a package containing dozen BOTTLES.
Price $40 per dozen, s. per half-iozen bottles,
or 81 per bottle. cold by druggists
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-12
Sweet Norwegian Cod Liver OIL

from the celebrated fisheries at Aaesund Norway,
pronounced by ph y.icisns the most delicate, eth
cent Cod Liver on in the world.
i, is easily taken, tolerated By the weases;
sfomachs, digests readily, never becomes rancid.
and is almost entirely from the usual disagree
| able characteristics Of Col Liver On.
For every of Cod Liver on, Mr.. Wilson .
discovery is Of the greatest value.
For the safe Internal administration Of carbolic
acid, Mr.. Wilson method OF combining it with
cod liver oil is absolutely necessary.
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MEDICAL.
68 Randolph 81.
Corner Of state,
HI I q a 9. %.

iho Reaesraef Sfeeic;id Of Tie 45e. IN me
trsdfssat Of PRIVATE. CHRONIC and CRLNI-
AZ DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS The
result, OF carly indiscIetions other causes, pro-
dueing SEEvoUsNE8. PIAPLK0, ON THE FACE,
AVERSION TO SOCIETY, IMPAIRED SIGHT, Loss OF
MEMORY AND MARH0oD Permanently cUnKD.
The CREAM OF MEDICAL LlfIRArrRk- illustrated
with chaste engravinss explaining Who may marry,
why not, Why. The impediments TO marriage.
Their nature, cause and cure. Price 30 cents, sent
la q plain sealed envelope. Ladies requiring sur
address the doctor. lnvalids provided with pui-
vsfe apartments, board, attendance, &c. Cures
guaranteed. Rubber goods on haad. janl0
Circulars to Ladies two stamp.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
News From the Surveyors.
WICHITA AGENCY, /. 7. \
February ], 1874. J

WICHITA AGENCY, /. 7.
February !, 1874. J
Eii,or Times.
The various surveying parties in the west
ern portion of the Territory are making IA
vorable progress, and the boys are in good
fix. Hackbush and Armstrong; camps have
Just been reinforced by several wagon-loads
of ''chuckaway," and Col. Dnncan, too, is a
firm believer in bountiful supply Of good
gru5 Tor the boys who go out on the plains
and see sights. All su5stantials are furnish
ed from headquarters; which after reaching
the camps are supplemented by such deli
cacie. az the Kiowa and Comanche markets
afford-chiefy venisop, buffalo and turkey.
The weather il mild as May, no frost, nor
ice in the Wichita river; and 70 far "a the
creature comforts Of this life, and quiet, in
telligent community are concerned, the
Agency proves very desirable residence.
Agent Richards is regarded by all, of every
hue. with much respect by his own employees
az well as by all who come within the wide
range Of his ins renee. Even those who
have no faith in ,pesee policy, confess tina.
the management at "Wichita Agency" is
most admirable, and the general condition
OF Indian Atari all along the line ls assur-
edly not worse than during former years,
when stealing was so much in vogue. One
of our number. Mr.. J. ii. Spearcrof, has
changed his mode and business Of life by
taking charge Of the Agency Boarding
School; Mr.. Standing, the former principle,
having gone on a mission 10 the Apaches.
Our worthy chief, Col Denman, has left us
and gone to ''the States" which bereav-
ment we must try to bear as we can. Our
population has had an accession
by the coming of party of Mexican
Kickapoos; also several hundred Pawnees
from Nebraska. Next It's said will come
the Pecos from New Mexico, for settlement,
on the Washita; and when all of our survey.
ing parties have finished their work, we may
expect general location Of various remnant;
4" tiio "eS'Gih PoitIoh "Aeie tuefe Is Ioou
for all who come. Let them come, Where
in this wide world could they be better of
than right here, in the Indian Territory pro
per, where whites need net wish to disturb
as the country will not prove attractive fol
agricultural purposes. Near the western
boundary, on the 100ih meridian, the whole
country is covered with gypsum; and except
for grazing and game, is nearly worthless
If we had dollar We would send il for tie
weekly TIMES to use in this wilderness o.
the SURVEYOR.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-12
SYPHILIS CURED.

DR.. BOHANNAN'S Vegetable syphilis Cure is
warranted to permanently cure SYPHILIS In all
its stages, and eradicate the last vesge OF syph-
lite poison from the system. Those having the dis.
ease lurking in their blood, concealed from obser-
vaton in its constitutional form, thereby leopard
izing the health and happiness OF another, as well
as that of their offspring, Should Immediately use
this melicine, and be cured for LIFE. Iriee Five
Dollars. Sent To any address.
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A Nafrfalissic spirit.

A California paper says: The truth Of
the following queer story is vouchei for by
some Of San Francisco's most prominent cit.
liens: A certain lady who has brca;hed the
diplomatic air of foreign courts visited a
medium lately. During the sedAce the spin,
of the lady's father was announced, and that
an important communication would be made.
1t was revealed that the lady's father had. in
a moment of generosity, given away half
interest in vaIuable trac, of land. $50
scres-but that the other half was to be held
for the donor, and tothis 625 acres the daueh-
ter, as sole remaining relative, .as entitled.
The lady was admonished to apply to the
well-to-do holder Of the land, and ask rest;-
tuition Of the property held in trust. II il
further reported that the lady, impressed BY
the circumstantiality Of the revelation, visit.
ed the party indicaied, and received . deed
for 6e5 scrs Of land, valued 1t SEQ. 600.
Viiis iron IL sAads Of speculative iaibers
Who douhled = nj e1lnfs h eheR kfeeime
Win = leeksd te.NhA ent plsasssa"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-12
Dr. Railways Perfect Purg:a-
tive and Regulating
Pills

Perfectly taseiess, elegantly coated, for the cure
fall disorders OF the stomach, liver, bowels, kid
news, bladder, nervous diseases, headache con-
sumption, costivene>s, Indigestion, dyspepsia bill
fousness, bilious fever, inflammation Of thu ba-els,
piles and all arrangements Of the Internal Tiscera
Warranted to Effect a Positive Oure.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
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The State Temperance Convention
jan2Sdlt-w4t a05 Delaware Street.

The State Temperance Convention
Which convened in Topeka on Tuesday
passed the following resolutions after very
animated discussion:
Resolved, That the thanks of this meet.
ing, in the interest of Temperance. are cheer
fully returned to the Legislature for the use
of this ball tonight.
Resslped, That we believe the Legislature
of this State ought forthwith to pass a pro-
hibitory law placing the sale Of intoxicating
LIQUORS in the catalogue Of crime.
Reached, That We believe before com;
plete success can be secured on thi. suhjeci
the right of suffrage must be given 10 the
women of our State.
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THE WONDERS CT
MODERN CHEMISTRY
SarsapaE..i.an and ifs Associates.
Changes IS Sec and Felt!
As They Daily Occur
After using a few iosssof
DR.. RAILWAYS.
Sarsaparillian
RESOLVENT.
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

4. Good spirits, iissaap,IrAlce OF weak
ansuor. melancholy; increase and hardnes
desh and muscles, etc.
2. strength Increases, appetite improves, relish
good digestion, calm and undisturbei sleep, awak-
en- fresh and vigorous.
3. Disappearance of spots, blotches, pimples
the skin looks clear and healthy. the urine chang
ed from its turbid and cloudy appearance TO clea
sherry amber color; water passes freely from tn
bladder through the urethra without pain or scald
{. Marked dminu,ion Of quantity and frequency
Of involuntary weakening discharges, II aIecte
that way, with certainty Of permanent cure. In
creased rength exhibited in the secreting gland
and functional harmony restored to the several or
gzns.
s. Yellow tinge on the white Of the eyes, and
the swarthy saffron appearance Of the skin chang
81 TO . clear, lively and healthy color.
s. Those suffering FROM weak or liberated lungs,
tubercles will realize great benefits in expecio-
rating freely the tough phiegm mucous from tn;
sSs or
increase Of strength throughout the system, stop
page OF night sweats and pains, and feeling o.
weakness around the ankles, legs. shoulders, etc,
cessi0n Of cold and chills, sense of sunocation,
hard breathing, parox Of cough on lying dovr
or arising in the morning. All these distressing
symptoms gradually and surely disappear.
Z. As day after day the Sarraparil!ian 10 taken,
now signs OF returning health will appear; tbs
blood improves in strength and purity, disease vii
diminish. and all foreign and pure deposits nodes
juniors, cancers, hAru Jumps, etf, De reroiNel
away, and the unsound made sound and healthy
ulcers. fever sores, cnronic skin diseases, grsdu
ally disappear.
i. In cases where the system has becu salavsted
and mercury, quicksilver, corrosive subliInate
have accumulated and become deposited in th'
bones, joints, etc, causing carries OF the bones
ricketts,, spinal curvatures eontoriions, white swell
ings, varioose VEINS ETC., the -arsaparllian vii
resolve away these deposits and exterminats ih'
virus Of the disease from the system.
g. II those who are taking these medicines for th'
cure OF chrones, scrofulous. syphilitc disease
however slow may be the cure, ''feel better ans
and their general health improving their flesh znc
weight increasing OF even keeping its own, II Is
sign that the is progressing In these dis
eases the patient either gets better worse--th
virus Of the disease is inactive, il not arrest
and driven from the blood, it will spread and con
tinue to undermine the constitution. As soon a
the Sarsaparilian makes the patient "ieei better
every hour you will grow better and increase II
health, strength and flesh
The great power Of this remedy is in the diseas
Is that threaten death-as in
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-12
The mRrxesa OF DeNah.

1t would seem the usual causes of infant
mortality are not sufficient. The little inno-
cent ones are not permitted an even battle
with the King Of Terrors; at this hot and
sultry season the restless child, battling with
the enemies of its life that lie in wait at every
corner has. in addition, to encounter another
deadly foe-Mrs. Windows or some other
poisonous soothing syrup, administered by
the hand of spme heartless nurse, silly
mother or imbecile father. A host of pre-.
cious lives might be saved each year by Civ.
ing DR.. McCabe's renowned Medicated
Blackberry Brandy, which effectually cures
infantile complaints without any deleteriout
results. d&w2w
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SlleriH'S Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY or LEAvENwOkTH,
In the District Court Of the First Judieis District
of the State OF Kansas, sitting in aud ior Leav-
enworth County in said State.
Thsoiosia l.. Eayless.
Plainiid,
Flavius j. France aud
Mary Eliza France,
Defendants.
DU BLIC notice is hereby given that under and
l. by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, in and by the above named
court. and of special execution issued said
judgment to me directed and delivered. l will ON
Thursday, the 12h day of February, A. ID.
1874.
at II o. clock a m. of said day at the Court House
door in the City OF Ie- venwo-th, in the county
and siate aforesaid, offer public sale and sell tn
the highest bidoer, for cash in hand, the
and being in the County, OF IRaven worth, and state
of Kansas, namely. the south vest quarter Is W ~
Of section thirty-tuo t%z) in towosbip number
nine (9 range number twenty three (23j, eontan n
ing le1 acres.
Said property is to be sold commanded by the
said special execution and In pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff of Leavepworth county. Kansas.
Sheriff Office, Lesvenworth City, Kansas, Janu-
AIRY 9Th, A. ID. 1874. -
GRAY EGGLESTON,
jan7-td Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-12

For ale 1t the Pork and Packing house,
M. 73S and 740 Shawnee street, Leaven-
worth, No. ! kettle-rendered Leaf Lard
Sugar Cured Hams; Breakfast Bacon; Shout
den and sides; Smoked Tender Loins and
Loin Steake; Picked Pigs Feet; Mess Pork,
odd Tongues in kegs and barrels; also, Sau-
agn and Hautcheese. All of the foregoing
guaranteed to b the bert in the market, and
Vill b sold ct Wholesale or retail, a: St.
Louis prices. Orders throughout the State
soliciGed, and satisfaction guaranteed.
JOSEPH DURR,
Wdec31 Manufacturer
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED,

DR. BoHANNAN'S VEGETABLE CCRA-
TIVE permanently cures all forms OF 'spermaf-
oYrhea' or Seminal Weakness in from two TO
seven weeks time. II restores Lost Power and
brings back the youthful vigor of those who have
destroyed il by sexual excuses or evil practices
This remedy has been used by DR.. Bohannan in
his private practice thirty years. and has
never failed in curing even the worst cases. Price
Five Dollars. rent to any address, lice from OBJ
servationl.
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COUNTY BOARD.
Proceedings OF Friday, February
9th, 1874.

ADJOURNED sESSIoS-OfFICIAL.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called. Present:
Book, Harmon, Mccormick, McIntyre
Wilson and VI. F. Ashby, Chairman, (6)
Absent, Picsens. ~.
The following petitions were referred tt
the Committee on Ways and Means:
Petition Of John Curtain for JanitorshiI
of the Court House; VIM. Ducoing, came
Z. Chivers, same; VIM. Stark, same; Franz
Gercs, same; Wm. Baldwin, same; Geo. W
Graham, same; d. A. Clayton, same; Rober
Samuels, same; james Cowrsey to be reless
ed from Parrots bond (; S. F. Butterworth
on error of assessment; Sarah Robinson, fol
release of taxes; A. Fem, came; Wright
Son., same; the petition Of May Brooks wa
referred 10 same committee.
The Committee and County Attorney Il
report to-day.
Petition Of Judge Rees for sundry repairs
ETC., to be made in the Probate Cont, Wa
presented, read and on motion Of Mr.. vii
sou the Judge was authorized to make tn,
necessary repairs, and the amount to be ex
pended no. 10 exceed 500.
Petition OF c. ID. elephant for an appro
priation 10 build a bridge was presented ant
\ referred TO Committee on Roads and Bird
ges.
Auditors report on sundry claims wa
presented and referred TO the Committee o.
Claims.
The following communication was pre-
sented:
| To the Honorable Board Of County Comma,
sioaers for Ledrenrorth County, Kansas:
The contract let to Geo. Wetherill for ful
nishing groceries to the Poor House has e1
pired. Respectfully,
| AAppN HI-ppI Fsroy
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Ths housekeepers Of America very
s9oaarally know DR.. Prices Cream Bak-
Ing Powder and Special F1avorings.
They are beyond al question the best
end most perfect Of anything for the
pupoee i1 the market, and are now
having ~ largest sale. A million fami-
H. - tho0 oace win never be without
thsa. 0secss and dealers can supply
- d&R
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DR.. WHITTIER.

6i7 ST. Charles street, ST. Louis, Mo,
yas been toa9sy ss2sSsf 10 the special t-ez;nert 81,
Senoeeas, SEXUAL and Chronic Diseases
snsc sty ether Pc Lous city pagers
Syphilis. G ooovrhoea. cieet, Structure.
0rchttlo, 60enia, or Rupture, ell Urinary
Diseases snd 0yohiilticOr rnercuSiaI a6cc.
lions c. the theoats skin or o0nee, are sesssi
via snpaf.eled success % latest s.en ts prinriss
SpeSmatorvhcea. Sexual Debility and
nstcr.f yea-s es1sss, vhies
Droisce Of the following esscts asvoesaSss
s~tssoss dsststv. dsaasss Of stsAs defsears seoy.
gptss on tAsf7cs, physical decay, sslos % soessy Of
lsaes eortsi0~ ~ az toss oIsessI poesv
s.1ss marriage imp.oper :, unhappy, a..
segye so: In sscis3 ssrst,s for postage s.aps
A1eaovrsSs bssssnovSaa ksrovykaSta Les.eo-,As1 ..
vhi-ss Coross. Dssasss and oyfhe .o4S
sssieS stsaps. Age With espesses
Nj rpoo- tssef ssiisassk at treating tsoI.
sais 81 eases every year scqrires grsas ss PtJscans
kaortsg teis fr-s 7ensy ferors1d psrScns ny
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iavitsd vhensis 70 viss the city for
Czreabss eu,rsntee. where exists
sst.a- O6cs kegrs: ga r. . r. y. essssys. IL
Jpn Yesoss oyytsa 10 tie city es he~r nag
Direct - tse e14es. u ~ nigh rfrg tie Dsoy Ssu
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nss szeas;ss In she eorat1. Sntrsens Rae asa All
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al nsao1nss csef 10 the pre- ard
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fbsnd also An.snies fases liz size and coorst 70 lie
Euse.fing dsessd eootees. which have been rrozrsf
P,rs Yranre r-xaress CT ezpesse and Dot TO be
foupd in aay Lfnrsry II TIE city. fk- Library v
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POPULAR illustrated book COO pags) on
Manhood Womanhood Married Im-
pediments to Marriage. h, C ause and Cure,
Sent securely sealed, post paid, for 80 cents,
by DIR. c. Whittier, 6lT st. Charles street,
ST. Louis, No., the great specialist. Read
his card. d&w
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VoU. THE ABOVE NAMED william c. Luz

IVOU, THE ABOVE NAMED William c. Luz
Il III cas- and Hannah D. Lucas, are hereby notified
| that you, with the other defendants sbove named,
| have been sued by the above named plaintiff, John
i W. Harris in the above mentioned Court, and
l that said plaintiff has al his petition in said
Court in the above entitled action, against you and
| the other defendants above named, and that you
must answer said petition on or before the 9Th day
Of March, A. ID. 1874, said petition Will b taken
i and Judgment rendered. accordingly, Of the
following nature. to- Wit: A judgment IN favor Of
| said plaintiff against the above named William q.
Lucas for the amount which shall - found due
from said William Z. Lucas 10 said plaintiff. the
| nots and mortgage deed hereinafter mentioned.
A. 3. $50 and sser.by the :aid William e Ioea.
promsefto pay one year amer the date Thereof u
the order Of said plaintiff. the Of one thousand
and seventy six dollars and si1ty-sx cents, With
annum from the date OF said note until paid which
note has divers credits thereon endorsed, amount
and forty eight dollars and eighty mine cents,
which mortgage deed 10 dated Of said 6Ist day Of
November. A. u. 1879, and was made and exscu-
ted by said William c. Lucas, and thereby the said
william c. Lucas, for the purpose Of and 70
the pay rlent Of raid note. aud the sum Of money
and interest therein spec and ten per cent
than the amount due and recoverable said note
at the time payment should 10 made, or judgment
rendered in any setion that might be brought for
any amount that Iaight be due and unpaid on said
note by virtue Of any Of the provisions Of said
aortgzge deed, enforce the same - and for
fees and con pensaion Of the attorney attorneys
Of said plaintiff OF his assigns for services in such
action mortgaged and conveyed TO said piaintin,
the following described tract Of land, situate lying
and being the county Of Lea worth, and State
Of x,n,a, Ina, namely i ~; N n,s s'o.
and judgment against all Of the defendants in sad
setisn, that unless they or some Of them, or some
Jerson or persons shall and do within some short
lime, to BE- fixed by the Court, pay cause to be
paid to said plaintiff the amount which shall 10
ound due said plaintiff on and bseauss Of the note
Toned that said tract Of land be sold without
demp'ion therefrom, and that the proceeds arising