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AN ACT permanently to locate ,hc seat


 Of Justice of the County of CAicot.
 SECTION :. Be it e,sacted 5y iae Ge- neral Assembly of the Ierritory of .7rt- aassas, That the county seat of Chicot coan,y oe permanently located by five Commissioners elected by the people.
 sEc. 7. .ind 5e | fi,rtber enacted, That there be an election in the several townships in Chieot county, on the first Monday in January next, at the usual places Of holding the general elections, for the purpose of eicctlng one Com missioner from each and every town ship, except Old River township, whicA sl,al! he entitled to two Commissioners; every Gommissioner so elected shall be citizen of the township from which Ae Is elected; that 10 elector shall be enEi- tied to q vote in any other township than the one in which he resides; that said election shall be conducted ia the same manner that general elections by law are required to be held and coaducl- ed ;and that the Commissioners and cleo tors shall respectively possess the same qualifications that entitle to a vote al general elections; and t shall Dc the duty of the Sheriff of said County to give notice of said election by adverti- sing in the same manner Sherifis are by law required 10 advertise general cleo sions; and it shall be the duty of the Judges who may be elected to conduct the election of county officers, on the first Monday in January 10 preside and manage said elections, in their respec- live townships and make return ol zz!aeir poll books to the Clerk of the Cir eoit Court of Chicot county within the .Ssaanr lime, and in the same manner re Turns of general elections arr required s:5v law to be u,asls. the poll books 50 returned shall De anened and tIse I5 n
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AGENTS FOR THE ADV oCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap- pointed Agents for this paper Col. James Scalt, P. N. Pine Bluff. Col. IT. Bos,oeH, ?. M. Batesville. Maj. J. Ublf, r. M. Izard c. II. Robt. Smith, P. NJ. Jackson, Lawrenceco sroha Hibbin, P RI. Conway county. Thon. .Nathers, do. do. Gel. L. E. Clarke, T. NJ. Morrison's Bluff. gFark Bean, Crawford county. zhomas Hnbbard, Ikempstead county. Col. John Ciark, Seyier county. r. Furrelty, Arkansas county.
 Fl. L. Biscoe, Phillips county. Spencer Crouch, St. Francis county. .James Clark, Miller county. Wm. D. Ferguson, r. M Crittenden GO. John c. sayiors, P. NJ. Jackson co. Larhin .Nesoton, Washington county. .H Collins, P. NJ. Clark county. Gilberf .MarshaH, F. N. Crawford county. Wya. B. Patton, r RI. Chicot county. Dr J5,o. Gibson do. do. q Paeaiegtcn, Union %.
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IpHIS MI.AME
Secretary of the Treasury
1serrogatories u Relafion to the Bursting
 of SteaDs Boilers.

Myerrogatories u Relation to the Bursting
 of SfeaDs Rollers
 I. Are you acquainted with the nature and use of Steam Engines! In.what enl- ployment have you been engaged! Were you present, and iR what capacity, at the bursting of any steam boiler, or collap- sing of 1ue; or have you been made ac- auainted, by other means, with the facts in any sucs, easel If SC, in what easel
 2 In that case, was the water if the boiler above the gauge cocks! lfnot, at what height, compared with the lower gauge cock!
 }. 1.-the boiler contained 6ue, what was tho difference between the height of sts upper side and that of the lower gauge cockf
 VI N hat V as tic weight per suare inch on the safety valve
 ,. Had the safety valve ever been found rusted or sticking in tho aperture, CT was II so at the timea
 G. Had that part of the boiler above the wherever been heated to red heat, CT approaching tiieratoa
 T. Was there any incrustation or sedi- mant found at the bottom of the boiler1 Ifso, what was it's thickness and conpo- sitionl
 s. In what part was the boiler rent, and what was the appearance and extent of the rent!
 2. the bursting happeaed to the boil CT of a stepm-bo~t, was the boat under way, or at rest9 Was the valve open! If so, how long before the accident! Was t opened by the engineer or by pr ressareas ". Was tue piston going at its usual speed, or faster, or slower!
 II. Had the fremen found any unnsua3 o'iacaity Tn keeping up tic motion Of t se s.ensane previously to the hursting of t]5e sooaser! ena, fl 60. how long befote9 ~!
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dREAsuaY DEpARTaEsT,
October i2 1881.


 EMHE House of Representatives, by a 4A resolution of the 4th Of May. iS38, directed the Secretary of the Treasury to collect and communicate to the House such information, and report his views on the same, as, te his opinion, may be useful and important to Congress in enacting re gulations for the Navigation of steam-boats or steam vessels, with view to guard a. Gainst the dangers arising from the oarst- 5 tug of their tboiiars.
 Such measures were accordingly taken as were thought best calculated to obtain the requisite information. But, although some highly interesting and valuable com inunications have been received, the Be- partment has not succeeded iH collecting ahe facts sufficient to enable 1t to fulfil the directions of the house.
 in consideration, therefore, of tho 5ilfi- Ctissy of ootain.ag the requisite ipferma- tion, by any means within the power Of the Department, and of the deep interest which the community, and more especial 'fy those engaged in steam navigation, have m the subject, 1t IS thought best to make this public application 10 all who may be able, and are disposed, to promote the be- neyolent object of the Resolution.
 Accidents, like those which It is tho de- sire the Houscto preyent, have, ,uniortu- nately, been so numerous that many per sons will have 1t in their power to state the causes and circumstances of such ca- sualties; and these, collected from various parts of the Union, cannot fail to be high- Ny useful. s
 With view to assist in giving that infor- nation, precise and explicit character, the following queries were prepared.
 It Is not intend ed, however, to confne 1t to the points presented to them, or to the form of communication which they nay seem to indicate. On the contrary, the Department will De happy to receive any information within the scope of the Reso- iution, and communicated such manner as the writer may be pleased to employ.
 It IS desirable that communications on this subject should be transmitted by the first of fDeoember,or early as may be there after.
 , IslTTIS 1T>l NE
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votes counted in the same manner as k
 now prescribed by law. and the Clerk shall give tc each Commissioner so elect. ed q certificate of bs eiecaop.
 SGe. }. 4ttd de it ftrther eaacted, That said Commissioners so elected silill choose Il place Tor the Scat of Justice for Ihicot county, which place so ehos- et. silstil be the permanent seat oi jus tlce for said county; and the aforesaid Commissioners first having taken i.ad subscribed before some .sualss or Jus tice ei the Peace in aud for said eean- ty, ai cath thai they will faithfully, and lsnpartially, locate the seat of justice in said county, IS llttie 10 the prejudice oi the inhabitants of said county as may De in their power; taking into conside- ration denatioos, tic present and future popeia5log, asd tie general interest of the citizens of said ceunty; which oath 90 takel aaa subscribed. shall be filed eiih tie Clerk of He Circuit Court of said county; and after being so qHaiii- ed said Commissioners or a majority of them being present, shall OF or before the first term of the Circuit Court therc- after to be lloiien in and for said eoun. ty, proceed to select place for and lo- cate said seat of justice, aud report to the said Circuit Court at the first term thereafter that they have selected a place for the Court House of said coun- ty; which place so selected shall be the permanent seat of justice for the couh- ty Of Gtlicot; and 1t shall he the duty Of tlle Clerk of the Circuit Court of said county so soon as said Commissions egs silall have reported to said Circuit Court, ao make aii process by him to be issued, fetufaaple to inc Court house ioeaied asaes tie provisions of this Act.
 Saa. <. fad 5e t fufaegfaacsed, That it s3ali be lawful for the Commissioners eiGcicJ agreeable lo the provisions Of tIas sets to aeeePt of any donation ot 4aea tf8m auy individual and receive tfie ai9 tides lof iEiSs sarae for the use Of DllieeteaaniY, ;ttsd lay tie same ois into lois and have said lois sold under lhe direction ai the Circuit Court of said GoaaiXs aud make titles to lots so sold i5 ,sfi s5is,iii si'ioiieis ii stesi iTltilfttt $ said ireolt Court uaay direct, and taa money received for any lots so sold. shah lhe) appropiiatedto the use of said couafAs II erecting such public buildings as ,he said Circuit Court nay direct.
 Ssis. ,. Asaa be t further efeaeted, That tho Commissioners 50 elected shall re- eelYe ttie sun ol one dollar per day for every day they may bc engaged in b. saaag said seal of justice for said couil- t5 aud ttat the Clerk of said Court in vacation s}ail be at liberty to keep Lis eaiee IS Clerk al any place within oaa sniie of said seat of justice.
 Sla C 4aQ de | fsrtherenacted, That Ii snail be tie duty of the Clerk of tAc Cireuit Gourt Of said county to remove his Office with ali the documents and papers pertaining thereto. as soon as practicable after .he said Commission CTS, sliall have located the scat ol jus tlce oi sad coaaiy.
 >see. '. .aaa 5eit fsafter enacted, That this Act s!leli take effect and be in full force from and aster ils passage.
 Approved: Sci. T, iSaii.
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 u,s;s psner is published every V nes- egse. DOLLARS per anntlin, Pays }te n I aIsaaee, or FOUR DOLLARS tt the expi- ration oftho year.
 No subscriber vii be considered as pay inc in advance, unless payment ne made al inc tine of subscribing, or on the recelPe of the first nuEa Der the discretion of the f.aitor,) until all ar Eearares have been paid up. ;. Letters addressed to the U tor .a nus g,a nps,-paid, or they will not be attenae aea to.
 TERMS OF ADV ERfisl NS. Advertisements, not exceeding l2 llnes' iis.st insertion, ONE DOLLAR, eacli Sos''a4'"- sry ,,,xass-Ionger advertisements in the same proportion. All advertisements sent to this office for rublication, without the number of inser- lions being specified, will be continued un- til forbid and charged accordingly.
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AN ACT for the removal, and permanent
 location u tie seat Of Justcp for the

AN ACT for the removal, and permanent
 location ot tie seat oi Justicp for the
 conufy of Conway.
 Sgc.ioA i. l}e I eaacted ty tfc Gene- s,s .9ysem5lYe tae 9eratoly 2 .4fkansas, IA4t James Ellsworth, lladiord Ellis Senr. and Fl4omas t!ashegs, bt, and they are herehg appomted Commissioners to aelec. tao acres q ground on the north half oE i'faeti9nai section thirty ii township six Noelh and itangc sixteen lYegi, u the fin principal Meridian Mafi4 oi tr.allsas 3iyef) belonging 10 Nlafod Neeeiee or any part of said land they niay consider most eligible, except oHe scre including the dwelling house ef said proprietor, for the loea- ton Ii ! .t,tifi House aid Jei.i in the county ef Conway and So soon as they make the selection aforesaid, they are nerebY repaired to take I general war l;;,iastse deed, from said said sA.aeaafse ie the seuare or lot of ground thus selected, iii trust for the Use of the county a!orc- sa.J.
 Sae. 7. sfnd be ai eitacfcf, nat 50 soou as the said nienefee shsll con- ply with the first section of this Aci, and enter into Bond with good and suiii- cient security 10 the Commissioners aforesaid, for the building of Court House and Jail as good as those now built al darrishurgh, in some reasona- ble time tilereaflernot exceeding twelve months from the date of said Bond: Inc seat of justice for said county shall be removed and permanently located on the fraction of land aboyed named; and the place thus selected for the perma- nenf seat of justice aforesaid, shall be known ana called by the name of Lou isburgh.
 sne. 2. 8adteil ftrtaer enacted, That all wfits. executions, sslbnenas, and all other process relating fo any suit aow Encazlig. or which Hlay bs commenced
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AN ACT for tho relief of the illcgitlmata children of David D. V ilfalas.

@-4s4asf> ss~.>-s AN ACT for tho relief Of the illegitsmata
 children of David N. V iIiians.
 SnerioN l. Bea eaqef1u 6y use Gener-
 oi yfssen6iyqf tic ier,7t5,y . .4sno,ssess.
 That Maria and John, two iIIegi.iIn,at. l children of Ia,id U. N liIlans, sofG Of 1 tie hody of lis present viic, bciorc E marriage, shali hereafter tc known
 called by lhe names oi As:llia Il::i..sAs
 and John Williams, ana sIsall clio, a,.d l De entitled 10 all tho figiits .. ierit,,,,;,t.,
 children and be as iul!s e.tlaal,e s.I ls iist1.
 ting the estate q is,r s..i | i5;.vId is, i;il- Hans, as though they liad beesi bcl,, ls lawful wedlock. SEc. }. .Aad be it ftrther enocisd, That this Act shall take effect and bc iil Iolt,. from and after it's pass;ige. Approved: Oct. 2i, 1881.
 AN ACT for the reliefo CaiIo < nfolt ;er.
 ' lercas 1t has been Tastle ;st,,.e.., ,., the Legislature, that ChiIo A. h.all.or. oi the county of Griltendels. did ii \ No- vember eighteen hundred aud twet.tv ioar' nrehasc ot Daniel hloouy lase sheFfi oi Philips county ,at rut.lle sisl for the non-payment Of taxes. tis, f.,l- lowing described tracts or parcels of land, to Wit; eighty acres of thc souts. side, of the southwest quarter os sec ton one, and Township oae north. of kanse three west ;;slso, ioits acres o,,t of the south cast corner. ofs the aos.,,, castquarter, oisecsion eleven. II. Town slilp one north, Of Raage three west: also, eighty acres out of 4lae south sasf corner oi the north east quarter, . ses;. ton thirty six, in Township o.,ss eo,.Il1 oi Eange threc vest also, lGl, sol.sI, east quarter ofsection tsllIt5 six iss l,,s. l,. fisss.ts v containing oiic iaundFed and SIX at.,4ls for which tracts q lassa tttlls s.sIsi <, A. Moilier, obtained fIle eerfilItss, fes re quiresl by law and tfisst tl,t ,,l ;t,5,tr. A. Molfler diti.pn fsae 1 2th ass C June is3o, get his ok slloI, VI ilifli coslfa.I.. cd the certificates aforesaid. slfst fe.t.sis by ire; ;aild wliereas I! .a lss <. 7 10 i. Mo!tier, is ui.ablcio io offsssf for the aforesaid Tracts Of lassfI. M yss.ls.r the aid of the Legislature :fff.n. ,.
 SECTION I. Bc it euogef Generai .asssntly q lie 1lryst5 J l,, haesos, That the si.fri.s: I c; fi5ss ss, of Philips, for the time being i,s IS hereby authorised, to cxecu,s to Chilo A. Moltier for the described tracts or parcels of s,sss eighty acres s.s 6 4 tic tic s.s;i t. the south west quarter Of section s In Township one north, of Rang west; also forty acres oaf of .sss'se sas.ss, east quarter, of section elevel n s:ss.. ship one north, of Range t9!rSe also eighty acres out ol glle sous corner of the north east qqafi \. $ ton thirty six. iu Towrsl.ip ot Range three west, also the quarter of section tllirty.<ix. ono hundred and sixty d cfes.I ( z manner that said SbetIii asS
 done, if said certisicaia h.aa
 destroyed.
 Sne. ,. .And Je eit fi,rtksr fiisi.gss tisis Act shall take etlcet. force from and after iss ps
 Approved: Oct.
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I)EpARrMEn4 OF ss..r..-.- ...

Pateat Office 0cf. q, Isak A PPLlCANTs for Patents are 8sss. : N not.hed' that |. future, no Patent far any Machine, or Improvement i'crsfa. VIII De issued, until good model tAereof be furnished to this eff ce.
 By order of the Secretary of state.
 JOHN n. GRalf3. Bee. :, f9:3'i--ss sstt--3s55 sstt isd.,eq-5slssiel.s
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2aAre there any other faota witi#is your knowledge, Ill reiation tp tiis suil feet, wllei appears to be important ia f.s present inquiry! If so, please to st.ata tieIn
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Runaway Negro in .lall


 s0 WAS COMMITTEE se als
 S9Su5 custody, on the 6til instant. bs xv Peter 0. Powell, a .s'l-ts l1t3 A. ,N.i-N who says hisnane is ] !. sslazAssA Said negro is about forty wears of age, five feet ten inches high. biaclt comple le1ion, stout built, with a bald head scar on the right side of his upper lin: also scar on his forehead, occasidned, as he says, by burn; the little finger Of the left hand crooked. i'm says Ire belongs to Mr. James IIollins, who resides Oh tAe Sabine, in Texas
 The owner of said negro is requested to come forward, prove property, pay char ces, and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed of as the law prescribes.
 CHARLES KELLY, Sheriff and Jails,. ofthecou1ag of Tpdependepce, .4. r hadeayiiie, Get. g, is3J-w i3i--.so.
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AN ACT to tax clock
 such articles witliu
 Territory.
 SECTION I. Sc
 General .assemblyef sas hansas, That, from al q effect of this Act, any
 Ter, or, other person, bout from piact to ia, ss, = s s F. n any manner, make 1t bss vend, barter, sell, or otherwise clocks, shall, previous to ex,.osislss same for sale, either by hi.nscI, og < gent, pay to the Sheriff Of eac!, alai every county in which he shall 50 sell. I barter or ycnd clocks, the sum oi ti,ir- ty dollars; and if is hereby made lI.e duty of he Sherils of the :, z II l.-. ties, to grant licenses 10 such cloek 2'cdlars, or vendors of the same. to send, sell or barter such clocks in tl,rir respective counties, for six months. and allmonies collected by the Slerii:. in pur- suance of this Act, shah be accounted for by said si,sriiiis, and paid ii5tt, 1j.f. county treasury of f their respective counties.
 sEc: 7 -a'sd be 4 i.r.tAt ted, Fl; T lat it sflail be the duty of the several elerks ot the Circuit Conrt. to issue any number. os blank licenses for that .sl,rnos1. i,. ]. the following form viz: Territory of Arkansas,
 County of A. D. This is to certify, that 4. E. is authorised 10 sell, vend, or barter clocks within
 County, for six rnoftfls from flIs date, he hssi paid te ne for e:sc s.ss s;l l iff of said county, thirty dollars, the a. 1 mount of this lieenee. <. Y
 src. 3. And bf | further c,ueteq, That 1 fl any person or persons, shall, by l.ins sell, herself, or themselves. or hy aget,.s. sell, barter, or ye d sad clocks. s as ss=s
 mentioned, within this Terr,tors. as.
 any watcrs thereof, not hs ss .
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AN ACT authorizing Frederick Fletcher tc erect and keep toll Brijge across Point Remove Creek.

oiut jseihO}C SfcSh .7zz-z
 Srcrgor l. Be t furaaer enacted Jy Ae Generat Assembly of tte 1cr14tory ot' .4rkqnsas, That from and after the talk ing effect of this act, fl shall and may be lawful for Frederick Fletcher, 10 erect and build toll Bridge across Point Remove Greek, at or near where the JntedSta.es road, crosses the same, and 10 receive from persons crossing the sailae, aiid for every species Of stock and cattle, such allowance as tie Cir cult Court fer the county of Conway. may from time to time authorise and aI- tow.
 sEe. ,. ind be it further enacted, That said Fletcher, shall kcepup said Fridge in good order and repair or nas tIle penalties that arc now inflicted, upon persons deli,iqaent in cases Of keeping ferries; to be prosecuted in the same wa,.
 SEs. 2. find 5e Il furijae1 enacfed, Tint said Fletcher, sii,aiiii nave l.e exclusive right of building said Bridge,aI.d of re- ceising tlie benefit ard profits accru. ing from if, for the term of twenty years. P,-ovidcd said Fletcher shall within within two from tie pssssgc oi this Act, erect and build said Bridge and should said Fletcher fail to erect said Bridge, within the term aforesaid he shall have no privileges accru!ng by virtue of this Act. <.
 SEc. 4. Andbe II tartlrr e,socted, Tha, this Act. shall take effect and be in 1orcs from and after it's passage. l Approved; Oct 2l, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-07-14

DBToe Of tse Chesapeskc and OAis Canal Co.
WAs.tNgro~, irsk -. 1851.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, that
L an instslment of two dollars and fifty
cents per share. (being the 2ist install
menO on every shar. of stock in the Che.
sapeake aud Ohio Canal Company. is re
CURED To bc paid on III. 5ib 6ay og Scptem-
her next, and a further sum oil two dol
lars aud fifty cents per share (being the
2!d mstalment) on the LIST day of Novem.
Der next: which inst slnienis must be pa
to the credit Of the Chesapeake aod Ohio
lanai Company, To- the cashier or other
officer Of either OF the following Banks.
VIZ:
The Branch pank Of the United States a,
Washington.
The Bank OF Washington, at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georg.
town.
The Bank OF Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Rank OF Potomac, do.
The Farmers bank of Alexsndr,s, do.
The Mechanics Bank OF Ale xantiiis, do.
The HagerNo~n Rank, in fiagers'oun Md.
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Charles
town, Va.
And the Branch of the Valley Bank, in Lees
burg. Va.
by order ct the President and Directors:
JOHN y. JINGLE, Ci,vE
Cees. & ohio Canal Com
July 4, l8Sl.-wtlNov
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PUBLIC SALE.

y pursuance OF decree of the
IL Chancery Court holden at Win.
chester on the 9TH day Of June. 1881, in
the case Of Thomas Toole and Others.
plaintiffs, against the heirs Of Cornelius
DAVIS. defendants. | will. on SATURDAY, The
25d q July. 1881, before Daaicl Entler'.
tavern IN SbePherdstowI. proceed 10 sell.
at public auction. all the right. tile and
interest OF the heirs Of the SAID Cornelius
DAVIS IN and 10 lot No. $50, in Shepherds
town. Terms-one third OF the purchase
money cash, one third in six mon his. the
other third Ia twelve months from the day
OF sale. The purchaser 90 execute bond,
with good personal security for the two
last payments, and the title tc he retained
as further security
EDM'D l. LEE. Jr.
July - iooi.-5t COmr.
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Mill. sc. for Sale.


PURSUANT 10 the decree Of the
II Superior Court Of Chanccry for
the Winchester District made at the last
term, in the suit Of Joseph Cross and
others, against the administrator and
heirs Of John Iontz. deceased, I shall
sell, ai public auction. TO the highes, bid
der. at Mr.. Daniel Entler's tavern ~ Shep
berdsto"n. on Friday he a9h day Of tbs
present month, the
Ma Property and Dreiing House
IN Shepherdstown. Of which the said John
fontz died seized. Fifty dollars of the
purchase money 10 be paul IN hand. and
The balance III one. two aud three years
from the DAY Of sale Bond. and good
securIy to be given. aud the title 10 be re-
tanned for further security The sale " IN
commence at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
JOHN ). MAGlLL.
July q ls5i-ts. Commissioner.
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NOTIFICATION.

ENilE subscriber having been duly
n appointed administrator Of the
estate Of the late William Broadus. sen.
deceased. in the stead Of the Administra-
tor fret appointed. whose powers have
been revoked, hereby noiii,es the pur-
rhascrs at the sale Of said estate, made on
the l0ih Of February last. that payment
for said purchases. whether notes have
been given IN the former administrator OF
not)--and al other claims due 10 the es-
tate-sre required by law 10 he made TO
the subscriber. Those, therefore. from
whom claims are due 90 said estate. are
cautioned not TO settle SAID claims with
the former administrator. whose powers
have been revoked. Those :who have
not vet given their notes for purchases at
the sale. aud those who have purchased
for cash. are requested 10 come forws ard
and settle according TO the terms Of the
sale For this purpose the subscriber will
attend at Beckham's hotel in Charles
town. on the Sd and 4th Fridays Of the
present month. A. circumstances require
that the assets Of the estate should be
collected IN withcu, delay. all who neglec,
this notice. NAV expect The law 10 take IFS
course. john BUCKMASTER.
.4dmr de bon. non. Sc
july :. 1851.
y. S-The grain in the ground has
been surveyed, aud Of course must he
settled for without further delay. } ID.