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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
SAFE OF PEWS-

III NE Hero House 9C Uo,ship, on T. street. bel,,,
l3th STREET.
eN FRIDAY next, the cath July inst nt I o,cl.t
L. NJ. one hundred of The pews in that hull
ING will he offered for sale to the tho highest bidders
on the terms ard conditions which will be mao,
known at the time of sales aud those news that ,,
remain unsold, will then be offered for rent. S'
On this occasion the Building Committee deem, 4.
proper TO make public the arrangements that have
been made III regard to the pews of this ch1rch VIZ,
lued At prices varying from 5000 to 100, accordnc.
to their dilieren; locations. On this fixed valuation
the asses mont for defraying the expenses of tls
eia''on VIII be iad and rot upon the prices at
which the pews may he sold. Sixteen pevs ON Tho
man tioor are reserved rs free pews for the use or
persons no. IN condi to purchase; eight of h6st
pe"s are uoNt to- and around the pulpit, and eight
arc the most distant from tho pulpit
The gallery Is appropriated as follows: The whoi,
front for the choir and for Sabbath school chldre
the west side OF Ne gallery for transient persons,
July 22-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22


Graiq-A few pacels of New Wheat rcsched the market
towards the close OF ue week. cargo OF Virginia Ted.
good quality, brought loo per bus OF Virginia white
not prime brought lbs Some parcels of Eastern shore Md
rcd Wheat brogh, 90 81 and 100 per bushc The
are not anxious TO purchase present. aud think IS and 100
might be quoted fair price ior good white; wheat
inieiio' quality would not bring as much Ch,on.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

Captain Petit, Of the brig Mount Parnass,ls at y.
ork from Jcrcmle reports that time previous
to hls sailing eighteen men were taken in the noun
tans near that place charged with numbering the
Inhabitants OF the ncighborhoud, and eating their bn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
WAsrINGrcv. Lnlv 10.

- w hsT'NGTCS, July H.
Mrs. Royal was tried and convicted o.dav. on a
niic ment charging her with being u common Scpid.
Much diversion created for the court and audi
ence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

Cfreat .9eeIn noticing celebration of Tie ith inst
Raleigh (NOuh Caroua,) the Register mir
" all NOW M his lO9ih particularly mr'iicd Inc
tIsed himself Of being busy ,ci hiS CROP, but
said he woud BOYS lad of 81 with his toast,
10 toasts, however drank. or there Intoxicating
liquors on the Etound Long before the shades evening the
gathed Company, aite' day nf sober aud rational enjoyment
departed for their homes, with national aud ueghbog-
hood feelings"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

val, pat about, aad As the yoadorc Vas unnsnoge-
able, took her in tow and both vessels were again
IN the T.. River within 10 hours from the time they
holsted sail These circumstances being mperfectly
understood, together with the construction of the
vessels, gave rise yesterday to . great variety of
strange stories, all which. far they were ncon
sistcnt with the perfectly fair character OF both YES
sells, were entirely without foundation.
Jour. q Com
TAnaEr F,ar~G. --.ifeLanchoiy .9ccidesi-'rbo 3d
and 5th companies of the Sd Regt. jackson Guards
went yesterday To the Quarantine Ground Staten
Island Tor the purpose OF taigct- fling. After The
firing was over, IT is supposed that some Of the
soldiers ascended the hill near Tomkinsvic and
by an act of inexcusabe carecssness though doubt.
less without any owl intent discharged their mus
as's' loaded WIN powder aud bail, into the village
the wife OF MIR. Henry Drscr aud Miss Eliza Rob.
BINS the latter OF Barncgat, were washing cloi h,
at the time, in the yard. One of the balls, after
grazing the person of Mrs. ID. catered the side of
Miss Robbins. broke Que of her RIBS and the Ply
slcians suppose, lodged IN the lungs She is not OK
pected To recover, long TO survive. Another
ball passed near Mr.. Hartford, as he was walking
up Richmond street, aud others through fences
&c. We do not hesitate TO say that the re-
qdires rigid investigations Ibid.
We copy the hulowin from the ral!,asso ~ F. Foritas
for the benefit OF such persons about smgate that
COUNTY, winch vs. perhaps equal to any other on earth Tor the
scenery aud salubrious climate;
Emigration-Ihose who intend 10 en'igrae TO Florida will
autumn The price OF corn will probs be lower than
Iutufe period Considerable quantities have already been
offered at 37a cents The Of breadsufs hnpor
tant consideration with the planter who is establishing himself
In new country During the ensuing will he
ohe no impeachment To opening plantations in of the
territory Al present lands he had reasonable tennis
hut no great period glimpse before their price will be doubled
As lar as experiments have been made the advantages both of
SIanty ana quality OF sugar manesty in favor Of the
FLORIDA lands over those OF the Mississippi Can IL Toe supposed
that saubous atmosphere climate adapted la the cuva
lion OF fruits and vegetables of almost description
almost total exemption disease enjoyed by the inhabitants
VAIL not he sufficient TO ras the price of lands high at least
those OF LOUISIANA which subject any and SO well
known Inconvenience?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

~, 7.
II Is highly gratifying learn that Major Gates, who
has nhciio commanded with much reputation this post
has been holoaby acquitted by the which
upon his case, and that ie resumes his command.
We understand that the military post established the Flo.
rida Agency aud called Camp King IL to he hUlcn We
regret this determination of the Government; and consider
very iuudcons, until the Indians shall he ic'uoycd from within
boundaries.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

C On the arrival of the Norfolk last night il
Tas dsooyo'cd that all the Nook papers gu board
Richmond printers had been puroned We shall feel much
obliged for information that viii lead detection Of the
rerpctratnr OF This act.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

UHit,d states BdHt Stock At Men York, Jig Il, 1901
l2os Exchange o London, log 1897.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
@aacf6oag 8 aae@ )

By i).4PE.NPORI, .4LLEN q, GO.
GROCELYES.
TOMORROW MORNING, July 23d, at 20
D'clock, at auction store.
80 Bbls No. 3 lnackerel
- so tubs No. 10 faiailz
bids W. /. moasses
. do Antigua rum
G tierces winter strained lamp oil
so reams writing p,ua.
100 do wrapping "P1'
o. boxes lcmens
hhds st. Croix sugar
Teas, shot, cider
Candles, soap, shoes, hats. &C.
- quantity Of stand CASKS,
ASH
a patent balance, new in complete order
for 1000 pounds weight
One ditto, 500 pounds
" % d. A. g. Co A,sf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

Ctrse Of Dr.. Ua,tin,--1hc National Intcligcn-
Ger Of Monday gives the following history Of what
passed in Court, in reference TO the verdict Of the
Jury against Dr. Watkins.
CIRCUIT COURT or TIE UNITED STATES.
SATURDAY, Jury 10. 4.
Case If r. Wnttins Tho argument in this case
was closed this morning by Mr.. Key for the United
States in a speech Of about two hours length. The
case then, at hafpast eleven o'clock. commit cd
TO tho Jury, aud they retired. In about two hours
tho Jury came into Court and the Foreman read the
following as their verdict 1.-THE Jurors in the case
"of The U. States against Tobias Watkins, find him
guilty of obtaining $50 dollars in his official capacity
"und " applying the Same tO his private use"
Mr. Swami. | object To- the verdict. Such n YER
dict cannot he rcccivcd--t would have 10 legal CT
feet whotevcr--it IS mere Uuity
Mr. Coke. We demand that the verdict he 70.
ccived and rccordcd-ot us legal effect be tried az
forwards.
Mr. Jones. This is the only correct course -
Tho verdict must he received and entered, and its
legal effect sciiled afterwards.
Mr. Fey. The verde; amounts 20 no;h'og. ' is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

MARRIED. op the 18Th inst bv the Rev. r. C.
Mcclure, MIR. RICHARD ADAMS Of this city to Miss
Lucy w. THopNToN of fredericksburg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

DIED, at O'Clock FRIDAY afternoon, 18th in
tant, CHARLEs RIpGELEY, Of II7mpton late Gov
,rnor Of Maryland it, tho 10th war Of his AGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
Commercial aSFcor0,

DATE OF LATEST EURoPEAN ADvIcEs.
From London, June
.im0mt " PyOducs and number ~ Bouts pusscd dOirn
through The Lolcer Locks.
JrY 20119 binds tobacco, So bbs -four, lG6o wheat
zoo los furniture, 10 boats, coal boats 8g bus coal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09

SUMMARY JrsTlcE.-Deacon a. is a deacon
in a Calvanistic church. He is a merchant;
does a considerable business; is much respect
ed as an honest man because he is a deacon, and
looks as serious and detected as il he did moi
care a pin for all this world was worth. Farm
er &. came into hi. store the other day-it was
a cold one-to trade of a few bushels of wheat.
which is very high just at this time. The bar.
gain was concluded, and the farmer was to take
his pay in salt. The store foor is as elastic as
some deacons' conciences. The bags Of wheat
were brought in, and the measuring Of their
contents commenced. All at once the deacon's
leet were insafferable cold, AS The grain was
emplied into the measure, The deacon stamped
violently around ito warm his feet. The
poor farmer could not complain ths, the hon.
est deacon should wish to promote circulation
and get his feet warm, but his grain settled
perceptibly with every stamp from the dea-
cons feet, and the six bushels he brought to
market held out bu, FIVE and q half on a second
Measurement
Old farmers sometimes sknow a thing or
two Mr.. G. said nothing, but proceeded to
the measuring of the sal; that, he was 10 receive
in pay for his wheat. The deacon's feet had
got warm by this time; he was as light 'on the
fantastic toe as if he were walking on eggs
Not so with the farmer. AS the salt began to
run into the busbel, his feet we're were suddenly
scizedswith the cold. Being a heavy rustic, he
stamped vehemently. Tut, tut says the dea.
con, your jumping shakes down the salt too
mueh!' Not more than yours shook down my
wheat, l guess said the farmer. When the
business was completed there was an even trade
between deacon A. and farmer G.
Verify justice is sometimes done in the earth
Christian hteH,sencer.
How many deacon AS ought to feel the
- rruunv ru ruS aUOSe psraBrapn!-
Ed. PHEN. GAz:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09
Ed. PHEN. GAz'

SAFETY OF THE EATERN SHORE PAcKEr,-We
are erati6ed 10 learn, tina, the Eastern Shore
Packet, which was driven 10 sea on Friday the
26th ult. has been fallen in with, and the pas
sengers, Cap, John Shipp and another gentle
man, taken Of. A schooner from Washing ion,
IN. C. bound to Washington City, fell in with
the Packet in the Gulph Stream, and after sup
plying them with provisions and water took off
The passengers. The crew generally are well,
except some of them being frost bitten.
The above information is derived from Mr..
Kane, a pilot, who went to sea yesterday in the
brig Lady Monroe, and who was taken of by
the schooner which had Capt. Ship on board
Mr.. Kane afterwards got on board a schooner
from New York bound TO Richmond, and was
landed at Old Point Comfort.
Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09
Norfolk Beacon.
SUPREME COURT UNITED. STATES.
THURSDAY. MARCH S, 1899,

No. 1871. Solomon Southwick, ct. al Plain
tiEs in Error, versus The Postmaster General
Of the United States. The motion Of Mr.. At
,orney General 10 dismiss this cause for want
Of Jurisdiction, was opposed in argument BY
MIR J. w. Tayler Of Counsel for the Plaintiffs
in Error.
On motion Of Mr.. Ogden, Theodore Freling
huysen, ESQ. Of New Jersey, and Frederick De
Peyster, of New York, were admitted as Attor-
MES and Counsellors Of this Court.
No. lol. The Bank United States, Plaintiff
in Error, versus Thomas D. Carneal. The
argument Of this cause was commenced by Mr.
Caswell for the Plaintiff in Error, and c%ontinu-
ed b. Mr.. Benham for the Defendant in Error
Adjourned till Tomorrow, II A. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09
ALENANDRIAa
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH g, ;asO

1t appears as if the recen. political revolt
ton that has taken place, has not only ,brom.
the government into new hands, but e1iled IL.
men to whom the people have heretofore loo.
ed for ad vice and guidance. If it were no, G..
the examples that have been set, and a slron,
confidence in the virtue and intelligence of 4.
people, we should a'mos, be tempted TO adoo,
the sentiments of Burke used on another n.
c~asion, and say-"Thus, one star, and iha, h,
brightes, ornament Of our orrery, having been
suffered TO be lost, those who are ACCUSTOMED
10 inspect and watch our political heaven oueb,
not to wonder that it should be followed BY II.
loss Of another.
So star vii follow star and light light,
Till all is darkness and eternal night"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09
Fanny. MARcH 6.

On motion Of Hon. J. Sergeant, John Var
mum, Esq of Massachusetts, and Nathan Ma
thans, Esq. Of Pennsylvania, were admitted
Attornies and Cousellurs Of this Court.
Adjourned till tomorrow, II A. VI.
No. 10Y. Bank United States, Plaintiff, in
Error, VS.. Thomas D CarneaI. The argu-
men, of this cause was concluded by Mr.. Ser
gean; for the Plaintiff in Error.
No. As. John Inglis, 6emandant, vs.. The
Trustees Of the Sailors Snug Harbor in the
city O: New York. Tenants. The argument Of
this cause was commenced BY Mr.. Talcott for
the Tenants.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09

TEA Cause.-The Presiden, has, We under
stand, directed The suits pending in the United
States Court Of this District, for the recovery
Of Duties on the Teas improperly Withdrawn
from the Public Stores in Philadelphia, 10 be
discontinued-on the ground that the parties
here acted in. entire good faith, and that they
had sustained a heavy loss in the advances made
bv them upon those Teas american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09

A letter from Augusta, dated oath instant,
states that the steamboat Caledonia, which was
snagged on the 18th, has received SO little in.
jury that she had proceeded down the river.
Not more than so to 10 bags Of Cotton, Of her
cargo, is damaged.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09
WYE LA

!. it not surprising that men should yolguls
riIy hold themselves up as laughing stocks,
and be supported by others in the beautiful dis
play?
We have read Of the Town Clerks Address
to Queen Elizabeth, and her reply
Get off ,h nxG sHar sss fes tSsli ssool,.
and it very often occurs that great men are PES
tered with The oficiousness Of those who lNk
brains to see when 10 remain in the back
ground. We have recent cases in point. ID.
present Of round of beef, and the baTtld
"old rye" to General Jackson, may be excuse
from the motives OF the donors, and the unOs
tentatious mode Of the presenlment. But Thf
shall we sly 10 an account in Saturdays Tex
graph-,old with ridiculous gravity, and viii
all imaginable solemni'y-of an innkeep'FD
Baltimore, accompanied by the jackson es''
tors ofthe third electoral district OF MaryIand'
presenting TO The President "a Hickory Go''sL
The Inscriptions on The cup are given IN ''~
and the speech Of the innkeeper upon the OeF.
sion. To crown all, the Presiden; replies"
the mock-heroic style, as follows:
"Sir: receive it with great pleasure, az
shall preserve il in grateful rememoran9s"
the time and manner in which you nave 'wI
pleased to present il, so tina. II shall Dc "'""a
down 10 posteri,y as a token OF your re'p'''
The whole affair is a fine specimen oil 0u''s'q''
Peter Pindar could have written an ooe Op''
il which would have made our sides acne 'S'"
and our eyes run over with Laughing """
Al the time Of writing this paragraph"
turday evening S o'clock) no nswspap" "'
North of Baltimore had been received ~"
Post Omce-making two days that 1t 0''''''
in succession.
The National Journal states thsi INC ''
sequence Of the violent rain Of l0u''"'
the road between Washington and DAl''ON.
described as being in a state almost l"P'
BILE. The stages which were due on i""
afternoon by four o'clock, did not arrH'
yesterday morning; and the drivers an"
gers state that the road was co'efea "'"
bicles and travellers, who were Literary
ing in the mud. The bridge at Blaoeh'"
was carried away by the freshe'' a eIreO
Of itself sufficient TO cause grea. de'a', "
and Inconvenience"
The Baltimore American oil Sa'ufdsl
"the Eastern mail due yesterday morn'"S' r..
not arrived at eleven o'clock last nIs'"
clerks in the Post Office were in ~a'''"S -.
that hour, when all expectation Of
last night was abandoned, and the ONCE
We detained our workmen until the SAINT
but, Of course, to no purpose. lhe
the delay of The mail is unknown 10 VI" ,nr
here. 1t is due 10 them &c i"
the present is the only failure when
cured this winter"
Since the above was in type, oo'h
have been received.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09

The arrangement Of the Cabinet Ministers
some days ago SO authoritatively announced, il
appears, has been changed, so far as concerns
the General Post Office, which, to the UNIVERSE
regret, we are sure, Of all parties and classes Of
men, Mr.. M'LEAN is invited to retire from, BY
the Offer Of a sea, on the bench VI the Supen.
Court. AS the further arrangements are o.,
yet known, we forbear, for the present, from Ii.
general reflections which are suggested by t,
unexpected occurrence, and the ci'cumsrsnss
which have attended it. MAJ. hi.
III is understood that MIR. Mclean will It.
main as Postmaster General, provided he COZ,
sents to yield to the wishes Of the Presidea,,
with regard TO prescribing "refraclory" Pos.
masters. If he maintains his independence, b.
goes 10 the Supreme Court; OF, to--0hia.
lust as he chooses ED. PHENIx GAz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09
Mechanics B&k.

alexandria, M6 Sd, 1929.
4 DIVIDEND of tro and q holt per ok is this dsv
"A declared, payable to the stoekholdA\ cr their le.
cal representatives on the 18th instant.
cKAS, c~HaPLNSa.M1.
march, \eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09

Denounced me then, because you had not sp'eo'
A hucktail dangling to my shaggy SIDE;
(,Twas not so shaggy, but the skin could he'P'
To mass a iackass for a Lions whelp,)
Know that | am a moral hero too,
And will this monster party here subdue,
Uncharm the people, break the magic spell,
make is dupes confess that all 10 Weh;
Judge by the fruit the worth Of 'Hickory trees
install a R.ss in Office, i'll please
place buried talents in a useful atation.
And spite ~offaction rule myself the nation.
The Lion roared! and shook bis CORY manei
Az when it thunders we may look for raini
The polecat waved his own ambrosial cue.
And shed its fragrance in celestial dew;
The ass COMPOUNDED brsyed in broken Dutch
Jack wet himself, and coonskin did as much;
The supple c~ourtiers praised the Monarchs wishes,
And with their dripping tails wiPeduP the Dishes
sSee original history of the Lions Feast by Co
Psst.
I'VE have no, thought it worth while
write, as the painter did, "THIs is A HORSE,
under the characters here represented. The
sufficiently explain themselves. No one ca
mistake the persons carrie atured..-ED. PHE
NIX GAZETTE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09

The Senate, on Friday, confirmed the nom.
nations Of Mr.. VAN buren, as Secretary n
State, and Mr.. IseHAM as Secretary of II.
Treasury. The other nominations, we be,,
are not vet acted upon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09

We learn that resolution was yesterday d
dopted in the Senate, directing the publication
of the Executive Journal Of the last session
The proceedings Of that body, therefore, ds'.
ing its si,tings with closed doors, will be mad:
nublic. Nat hurnaL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09
Mechanics Bank,

Aerontia, Feb. 9, 1929.
CTocKHoLDERs in this InsA,tion are hereby no
= tilted that an election for ffen Directors will be
held at their Banking House on 'e second Monday
(9th day. of March next.
feb 10-MW&Fte ChhS. CAPIN, Cash'r,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09
Smiths Bellows.

r HAVE again engaged~p. Lyles, Bellows maker
to work for me and expet to keep on hand a re.
gu,ar supply of smiths bellosa
Emo l7-eot3m tJONA. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09

Is it not surprising that men should voluH's
rily hold themselves up as laughing stocks,
and be supported by others in the beautiful ti"
play?
We have read Of the Town Clerks Address
to Queen Elizabeth, and her reply
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
]. AGRICULTURAL.
PRESENTATION OF WOOD LOTS,


 Wood slloald be felled or cut down be- tween the months of November and March. This circumstance renders it better fire wood, and some say more durable timber. And wo,d which is cut, when the sap is down, orsin the ro,ts, is most apt to send furth sprouts CT suckers, and thus renew its growth.
 In applying tue axe ta a woodinf, which the owner would wish to perpelaale by {, series of reproduction, the best method is to cut down every tree as far as you pro- .ceed. This will give the sprouts from tile stumps, and other young trees the advania- ges of free circulation of the air, and fair exposure to the sum-, But if some of the large trees are left, the shoots whicl, spring up from the stnmps ef the others will lan- guish bcaeath their shade.
 That part of a aJEoed lot, which has been cui over should be carefully fenced from cat tie which willoihcrwise destroy the young shoots bv browsing on them. Care should also be taken to break of part of the shoots around the stumps, leaving only two or three oftle most thrifty. By such man. agement, a wood lot might last for centu- ries and De a source ofgreat profit and util- .ity.-N. E. Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
RY-LAW.

"A T Meeting of the town of Bethlem, "A legally assembled on the 1st day of De cember, 1ssS--as per warning on file;
 Voted, That all horses, neat cattle, and geese. be restrained from going at large on the highways or commons within the limits of this town, at any time between the first day of March next, and the first day of December next-and iffound going at large as aforesaid. it shall be the duty of the Haywards, and il shall be lawful for any other person, to in- pound the same. And before such creatures shall be released from the pound, the owner or owners shall pay to the impounder, for all horses and neat cattle, 12 l-e cents each and for geese, cents each-and shall also pay to the pound keeper his fees-Prosided, however, that any person shall have liberty to keep two cows on the highways or com mons, free from any penalty whatever.
 A true copy of record. ,,s
 % Attest, SAMUEL CHURCH.
 SSs Topn Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
NOTICE.

FSHE Judge of the Court of Prnbatc for IL the District of Litchfeld has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof fot the creditors of the estate of stas.@
 TITUS TURNER, late of I.itchfeid, deceased, within which to exhibit their claims for settlement to the sub- scribrr. All claims not exhibited according 10 law will bc s,icbarred arecovefy. All per- sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment tO
 @ JACOB TURNER. Adns'r,
 irith the sciN dnne1ed. LitchfeId. Jan. IT, 1929 ~ !, S2