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State of Illinois, lco4 APRIL TERM
Alexander County and Circuat,} '''' 1882.
BENJAMIN s,. Akin LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

vnlHIS day came the plaintiff, Benjamin Akin, by
IL James Evans, his attorney, and filed his bill pray
ing for the to grant him divorce from the bans
of matrmony entered into WITH said Nelly Akin flor
mery Nelly Patterson for voluntary absence and
ton from the said complainant, said BILL and the said
court having heard evidences and it being sufficiently
proved to the satisfaction of the COURT that the said
Nelly Akin is not inhabtant of this state that
ordinary process of the law be served on her.
Therefore it is ordered by the COURT that unless the said
Nelly Akin appear before the first day of the
circuit to be holden in and for Alexander county, on
the fourth Monday in October and the bill of
complainant of her said husband that the will be
it is further ordered by the court that this order be pub
shed in some public newspaper printed in this state for
four weeks successfully before the next term of this
court A true copy
IA GEO. CLOUD, Clerk, c.. c. g.
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New and Elegant Fancy Goods.

New and Elegant Fancy Goods.
u UsT received full supply of fashionable and new
o. GOODS, consisting of Orleans Muslins, Fig'd.
Mandarines, Palmarine, eros DIES hides, Zephyrnes,
black Italian and French Forences and Gros DIES Swiss
of superior quality, 3d. 44 and sd gauze and barege
dkis and Scar, Paris net Hdkfs. and Hermann Shawls,
a new and splendid article Also-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons, black and white silk Hose and half Hose, of
superior quality, ladies' and gentlemen's Gloves For
sale, wholesale and RETAIL on accommodating terms.
March 81. 4-ly u. B. BREWSTER.
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TAKEN UP

f8Y Kndan odon, living in Coles county, Illinois, at
- the Spring Point, the Cumberland road,
BAY HORSE, years old, IA l-2 hands high, with
bell on worth fifty cents, buc1ed on with leather
buckle, has the marks of haims each shoulder,
small star in his forehead and sore back-appraised
to $780, by Thomas B. Ross and Jefferson Coleman be.
fore James T. Cunningham, Esq.,, the Goth day of
May, 1892 Ia Attest. N. ELLINGTON. Clerk
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29touQtl Gasti11n@.

FBNHE undersigned will furnish to order, at sights
II PLOUGH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Hoods
Wghts Patterns. Likewise Castings for the Peacock
Bar Shear Plough. Plough Makers and Blacksmiths
will be dealt with the most liberal terms. The Farmer
at all times be furnished with PLOUGHS of either
of the above kinds finished complete, and ,oarrand
run well, or (5-no SALE All orders will be promptly
attended to.
HANKS g. NILES,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north of the Ca
nal, on Main Street.
January 81, I832.-1y
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New Efardwa re Establishment.
!. S. PlASl 3. GO.
ST. I nFTVS
HIRAM Is. BAsCONls
Glor1 sfiGJ Ss5Itrfs=y 4a aiser

MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO-
fE MAKES this method of informing the citizens OF
III Vandalia and vicinity, that he continues to carry
on the business in all its various branches where Clocks
and Watches sent to his charge will meet with prompt
attention if the at hand, and charges as
moderate, if not so, than any in the CITY, He has
on hand, and intends keeping general assortment OF
Watches and fine Jewelry, all of which he would be
glad to dispose of at a small advance.
(e-The highest prices given for old Gold and Silver.
st. Louis, March ia, 1882 Ism
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ESCRAY HORSE.

NNAKEN UP by Jacob McEwing, living in Walkers
- Settlement, Shelby county, Illinois, one BLACK
HORSE, supposed to be six years old, left hip little
Garage and Andrew NJ Bone, before me James Fruit.
J. P. copy. JOS. OLIVER, Clerk
June7, 1882. ID
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JOHN sHANKs,
Wheles L and Re6sil Drsag,

WneIeaaks and KeGdiI DrWgglst
NO 81, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS,
Nearly opposite the Store Of Mr.. Richard Rapier,
N EEPS constantly on hand large and general as
- sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DYE-sTUFFs, PERFUMERY, &c.,-which he will
sell at Wholesale and Retail on the most accommoda-
ting terms.
P.S. Orders from the country particularly attended
to- 81, Louis, March IA, l832.-l-ly
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,3.a1ls, sac1s, ard Eslln 1.aa. Hats.
lust received, fifty and trunks of Mems thick
~ and fine Calf Boots, Shoes, and Brogans; also,-
Ladies' Leather Bootees and Shoes, Prunea and Bron-
zed do
Five Palm Leaf Hats, three cases Leghorns and
three Dunstables; which, with great variety of
other Goods, offered for sale by
March 81. 4-1y U. B. BREWSTER
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New Wholesale Drug & Medicine

@YWMRo
Nearly opposite the Unton Hotel, ST. LOUIS.
w SE subscribers having received from the Eastern
IL markets, large and general assortment of
D:mgs, Meelici,ses, a,ad Dya-Stufs,
with winter-strained Sperm Oil Tobacco, Snuff and
Spanish Cigars, Spts Turpenne, Black Varnsh, Lin
seed Oil, Paints in oil, Paint Brushes, &c &c intend
to furnish country Physicians and Merchants with
prime articles, the lowest and most accommodating
terms PlGGOT ODNYER.
July 4, 1882. l6-6m
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lV Circuit Court of Fayette county, at its next reg-
lar term, to be held in Vanalia the Thursday next
after the third Monday in October next, for order
sell In Lot No. g. Square No &c. in the of Van
daa being part of the real estate of John Roy, De-
ceased for the purpose of paying the debts Of said estate
VIM. NICHOLS,
Is Public Admr. Fayete
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.

- CHOOLS and individuals can be supplied with and
- of the publications Of the American Sunday schoo
Union, on application to w. II. BROWN.
rune II. is'u
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WHOLESALE & 1sETA1L
=aoUlR, yEarmesa, yrtt,tts, at1o
Military Accoutrement Manufactory,
ST. LOUIS.
g nv NTeK ENNNEN
s. II. NsKENNEY


HHAVING purchased the interest of ). G a. NC
Il Il Kenney, in the above establishment, respectfully
announces to the public, that it will be continued by
him. in all its various branches. lie has at present
hand, large assortment Of
Genllemen's full quilted, half and quarter shaft
ed Saddles; nlad and best plain do; second
and third rate do.
Ladies' Saddles, consisting of quilted, quilted fore
pieces, buckskin plush and plush ives.
Brides and Martingales, of every description.
Bellows-top, travelling, fancy and hair Trunks.
ISaddIebags, Valices, Carpet Bags, and Portman-
teaus.
Coach, Gig, and Dearborn Harness, of every
description.
Dray, Wagon, and Cart Harness.
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames, and every other
article to be found in similar manufactures.
05-Orders for Military and Indian work, will be at
tended to at the shortest notice.
fE3-Country Sadders respectfully informed that
he has on hand general assortment OF materials.
Feb. 10, 1882.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FENAKEN UP by Owen Riley, living in Gallatin
IL county, ILL.,, one SORREL .M.aRE, fourteen
hands high, years old; brands perceivabIe-
appraised to eighteen dollars, by Thomas Morrow and
Samuel Colhoe, before Hugh Bradley Esq., as appears
on record in my office.
JAMES CALDWELL, Clerk.
June a, 1882. ID
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TAKEN Up

Try Vincent Minor, of Edgar county, Illinois, one
@S pale SORREL MARE, with small mixture of
white hairs with the sorrel COLOR supposed to be three
four years old this spring, the hind foot partly
white bout fourteen hands and three inches high with
a long tail. Appraised to forty dollars by Henry Ca
arras and Matthew R. Scott, before Robert j. Scott,
j. P May IL, 1882. copy attest,
IS M. X. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
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Six Gents Reward, but no thank
NTTHEREAs, Lucinda, colored Girl, has left n,
w employ without any just cause or provocatioi,
this is to forwarn the public from trusting harborn
her upon my account, as am determined not to pay
any debts of her contracting from this date.
LANDON PARKS.
Nashville, June II, 1882 IA
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DEATH FROM CHARCoAL.-Ye sterday fore
noon, Mr.. George W. Combs was at work In the
we'll of Mr.. VIM. Il. Pearce, Plince-sireet, about
s5 feet from the surface, and Mr. Wm Elm
about eight feet uelow him, both in the employ of
Mr.. Isaac Scott, laying Lead pipe, and using
furnace with charcoal, for soldering Combs
complained of taintness, aud Elm went up to as
sist him; but in passing the furnace he was like
wise taken faint, yet succeeded i'll reaching the
top, and calling assistance. Before it arrived,
however, Mr.. C. had fallen to the bottom. He
was drawn up and two physicians attended i'm
mediately but life was extinct II was the opin-
ion of the physicians that the fumes of the char
coal caused his death.- Boston Patriot
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AMERICAN INrELLIGENcE.-The education of
the poorer classes is very much attended to, ex-
ceptng perhaps IN the more western states, where
the inhabitants think they can get OIL Just well
without it. In the Atlantic states there is not
one person in five hundred | am speaking Of the
native Americans) that cannot read and write
The mail would often stop opposite "a solitary log
house, in the midst of the thickest Forest and
throw down a newspaper, which was Immediately
picked up, and spelled over with the greatest
lavldity. Most Of the backwoodsmen eau talk
with reasonable correctness OF the state of Eu-
rope generally; but the Reform Bills in England
and the Liverpool railroad, were always amonssl
the most prominent subjects OF eager inquiry -
An Englishman cannot travel mile in stage
coach IN the United States, without ueing asked
whether he has been on the Liverpool railroad.
In Europe, and in France particularly, it IS,
= Have you seen dc tunnel under de Thames p
1t is the usefulness in forwarding the prosperity
Of a country that suggests the American query !;
whilst with the Frenchn,an the is entirely out
OF the question:; he thinks merely Of the magnl-
Jude and The novelty OF the undertaking, and
never fails to remark, that the engineer was
native Of France.-Vsgne's Sir Months in Amer.
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Extract from the popular instructions as to the
Cholera M0rbus.


Cholera Morbus.
Observe the sirlctest cleanliness both in person
and dwellings,.
Avoid ali chances of being chilled, and keep
the body warm, particularly the stomach, bowels,
and feet
Avoid placing the feet upon the cold floor.
Workmen Obliged to work in cold or damp
places would do well to wear wooden shoes or
clogs.
Abstain from sleeping with the windows open.
Return home at AN early hour, in order to avoid
the cold and damp Of the night air.
Avoid as much as possible excessive fatigue.
Whatever may be the weather OF the season,
do moi go too lightly clad.
SoDriety cannot be too strongly recommended;
consequently avoid all excuses OF eating and
drinking; for it has been observed that drunk
ards and debauchees have been most exposed to
the attacks Of the cholera.
Let your iuod ue principally meat and meat
soups; cat as il'e as possible OF charcater'e and
salt meats, and abstain entirely from heavy pas
try.
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pal and civilized life; or the sensibilities, chart
ties, and endearments of our own homes The
happiness OF savages, steeled against sympathy
and feeling, at war with nature, with the ele
ments, and with each other, can have no exist
ence, except in The visionary dreaming of those,
who never contemplated their actual condition."
To what our author has here said, we shall add
that we know of no point of discussion, respect
ing which there is a greater amount of error
afioat, Or OF empty defamation INDUCED in, than
that OF the character of the Indians, and the
prospect OF bringing them to state of civiiiza
ton. In the political bearings of this vexed and
iii-emened question, we take no part. We do not,
however, hesitate to express conviction, that,
next to eStirpating them with the rife, The speed
lest and mos infallible scheme to annihllate the
savages, is to place them, in any rag, in The midst
OF The whites. To this truth, all experience tes-
tihes. Into lis causes, we cannot now pause to
enquire. We are permitted only to state the
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The VICE PREsIDENcY.-The Delaware jour
nal says:--"We understand that majority If the
Representatives IN Congress, of Virginia, haye
come out 10 opposition to the nomination If Mar
lin Van Buren,, and have written TO Philip p.
barbor, calling upon i'm to take the field as q
candidate for the Vice Presidency A conven
ton of delegates from all paris of the SAFE, hos
tile TO Martin Van Buren's nomination, is t.
assemble at Chariotsvile during the present
month" The Virginia Times announces that
the Charlotsvilie Convention, iYr the purpose f
nominating Vice Presideut, will meet on the
18th inst.
AN AssIsrANT!! Friend Parmelee, of the
MlddeseN Gazette, in an apology for the appear
ance OF his sheet, says, that at he last holida IS
when we were under the unpleasant necessity of
apologizing for the pauciiy of reading matter, we
mentioned as an excuse, that the editor and the
devil comprised the whole available strength Of
the establlshment--but we are worse off now, for
The depl himself has deserted us'
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Death by drinking cold ,rater prevented.

Messrs Editors-As the warm weather is ap-
|proaching, and the writer wishing to render him
lself in some measure useful 10 mankind, deems it
a duty he owes to the public by stating thai hav-
Ing travelled about twelve thousand miles for the
last twelve years, and principally on horse back,
has learned from experience, that should horse
be IN the most violent perspIration, or in foam
OF sweat by immoderate exercise, giving him sin
Igie handful of common salt, he may be fed with
grain, hay the like, without the least danger of
being ionndered. La like manner, let person
whose stomach is over heated from the effects Of
unusual exercise or extreme warm weather, take
the value OF half a tea spoon full of table salt,
which having an immediate effect of cooling the
internal coat of the stomach, he may in one min
ute's time drink cold water, although it would not
be advisable TO drink largely the first draught.
A Physician of Utica, NJ Y
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DR.. RELIES
Nnt,nicA NrONs.

rs ne ofthe N sfin .cions compnuh''s 10 vac Mt
..r. !, .hcs for the cure afthat eisss OH
S;..ssrs proiaced by sninpure state ct o'o'i an
.ste,ei hahi, of aaly, and usua', exhibiting mem
YES in the forms of Scr,fuia. salt rheun epr 'sy' 81
Ere. fever snre. (even when the N"es are
All .t.d white sweliings. If applied with Dr. 'eno
mint foul an obstinate ulcers sore reg M,. ~
.. head in children scarvy AMI scorbuiic gout' pm
Mel n c.rhuncen fsces. fostering eruptonS ana We
real ,aints throughout the BODY. in which last case thr
Drop. often GU when mercury falls rhey are Also
tn. bes, spring aud sutu mai phrsc 70 pnr'tr aho
cleanse the system from humours which frequently Ip
mar at these seasons of the year They also ad ne
process Of digestion and by purifying the BLOOD. PR
ven, the secretion of malignant huno'rs on the 'r
The proprietor confidently relies upon ."e N 40.
her OF cures effected b, these Drops, no, ohly ~
ton and its vicinity bu, throughout the San s,ers
1. best proof of their excellence as an unIu"s Th.
t;v+ me licine. in all the cases above sPeoihsa,
article has recently been b. its sr
OF "' ,cy oS entitled in his opinion 10 take tae
\. Of all the popular ariiee. Aoe" for the asors con-
o,ts and .ac-d it is fast gaining this po'nei IN puo
H. .,,i'nation. throughout the country.
Prize 81 a Bottle, or SiE Bottles for IA:
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painful saaplaint Without gong "'o ses, ,ne
deems II noughto say that he has IN his
M 6, ,nd.ubted testimonias that has n1e eonPey
shie ii intended ina" 'y
other popular Medicine ,,;.,,;on
rhi, remedy is perfectly innocen, IN ITS appnoA'T
TO all conditions ages and sexes Full dTeotons, aJ
.crn,on Of the complaint &c. accompanying eAe.
ps.ss, which consists of two boxes, Ointment ana ,
Elee,ua-v. PRICE 81 for the whole or So cents II 'u
one ,,f he articles is wanted: ,,,,,;d,
..I I., a.. ole nr,n,;etor II KINDER, immediate
10 n. late Dr " II Conway For sale At hls
R,om. over No SO, Cour, street. near Con
csr, IIsli Boston, and also BY his spsc'a
BY M' -, a.raadria
aorQ FnJtT NTeSt, 'i'e~0'''-
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DyspepsiaA
M lNNIGESTION,

OF long standing. and Of the most oosla, .al..
eha,le,sr aas been Immediately rskered ana e'sen
permanently cured in variety o. cases toa' nave ".
Cured in b. ron and vicinity bv using tor shor "e
DR.. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC q
.4NTLBLLIOUS PILLS,
both Of which are to be taken together accorlnS 10
valuable plain, AMI practical drectcns' accompany
;,.. the sn.ci6c Price so cents each.
.. None are geaYine safess signed on Me ontsae
Dr;aisf lcca.per By tae Sbie Proprietor. II k'DDEh
iuu.iie successor 10 the lat, Dr ". 4 Conway For
sale a MS l;oun,ng BOOM over No SO Court street,
,r Concert Hall Iaostonl and also ~ his special APP
pointment by VI. . aD ,,...
, fGirJLE NEeet St'e%Pi0'e"
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N;striet Of Columbia to wit.
Tn. limited States of Americas, Libellsnts, I
AGAINST
One Box of Dombasine, and allpersons con
cerned, Respondents.

AGAINST
One Box of Dombasine, and all persons con
.cerned. Respondents. )
TIE II remembered, that on the third day Of Decem
Id her, 1882, Thomas Swami, Esq. the Attorney TOT
United States for the District of Columbia. exhibited
to the District Court Of the said District hoe aeg
ing and propoundipg that the seventh day OF Aug
ust 1882 one box Of bombazne imported into tie
United States to wit the District Of Columbia and
Port Of Alexandria from foreign place, by sea- to W.T.
from the Island of arbadoes i'll certain vessel called
the Leonidas, belonging TO the port ut Alexandra
That the said box upon its arrival at the port OF Alex
andra, was ordered by the Collector OF the port OF
Alexandra to be opened and appraised; and the sand
box was accordingly opened, and. upon examining the
same il found to contain two half pieces of bpm.
bazine more than contained in, called tor ny,
the invoice which accompanied the said box OF m
chandize; by whereof the said box OF merch:n'
die became forfeited The United States under the
fourth section of the Act of Congress- entitled " An
act for the more efcuai collection ofsport duties.
approved the 18th OF May, 1850; and, 5en 50 forfeit
ed were or the tenth day Ut august in the year aore.
said at the port of Alexandra in the District asose H.
duly seized as forfeited by George Brent, ESQUIRE.
then and there being Collector OF the SAID port OF Aiex
sndria.
1t is ortleredby the Court, that all persons concerned
be cited to poear at the Court House in A!exiadrs,
on the Monday January. in the year loS TO
show Cause, If any they Why judgment should not
pass as prsyed and the said box of hombsZine be con
demned as fo fete to the Uni ed States It's further
ordered that thsthe substance of he moni'on De pub
shed fourteen days before the day appointed for the
trial thereof, in the newspaper printed in the Town o
Alexandria, and be also posted up IN The mos puo'c
manner for the space OF fourteen days before the trial.
at tn front door Of the Court House, and also at the
Reading Room in the said town.
Testc: EDM. LEE C C.
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1sSIE above Ointment is recommended TO the public
a as a safe ard certain remri, for those obstRat,
diseases, soc Of which have long baie the ski
of needles, science:
lst White sSe!ngs of every descriptions;
81 Sore lees and ulcers of tong standing,
81 schirrus OF uandusr tumnrs. particularythose
hardenedtumor ms brrss;s, winch oSientimes
terminate in liberated cancers;
9TH Feions; or wha, some people know by the name
of ca,arrhs, of every description.
5,h rheumatic pans Of the joints;
9Th sprsins and bruises of every description, or in
whatever part situate;
7th letters Of all kinds In this complaint the pa
lent in applying the ointment, must keep the part
out of ws,er;
Sih Ch.iolains or parts affected by frost.
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u JEBB's CELEBRATED LINIMENT,
DUMFRlES'
EYE WATER.

NNIt 4ose 0r al .ned Ewes gives g" nsdIate ea'e
Il ,,lr,lef our recent sore eyesthe eHectis most
s,I,,,ry Where the compliant has been Ut years
g., L,y ,,I N SINE exceeding BAD cases. the most
u,.xoeclei All raoe relief has been found in the
~. ofth,s srs vArsu after every other remedy had
f.isi May pcrsoas who have used it. pronounce II
tn. oest pr.p'rationf,r those Complaints they have
N :, With especially "a cases of soreness or in
;na,n,ion of long standing Price 25 cts a bottle.
None are genuine unless signed ON the ousi'ie
pr,otei wrapper. by the sole proprietor, 4. KiDnER
:, n. hate successor the late DIR w L. CONWAY -
rs sxie a, MS Cou ,ting Room, No 90. Court st
ne,- ;,nc.rt ali. boston. sn1 also Nv MS speca! sp-
pontnent, w s, AbLE"
apr7 fHjae''es' -ie@"'1fu'
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District Of Columbia.
dec T-2nI

AZ
OcroBEn Term, 1882.
Thomas Swami, Complainant,
AGAINST
Daniel Graham, Administrator OF
John McIver. deceased, Daniel IN CHfNCEhY.
Graham, and Maria Ia, wife. Co
lin Aud and John u. Crease,
Defendants,
vsyiE defendants, Daniel Graham and Maria his wife.
] not having entered their appearance to this SUIT,
and given security according to the statute and the
rules of this Court; and it appearing 10 the satisfaction
of the that they not inhabitants Of the DIS
rct of Coumois the motion Of the comp ainsnt, II Is
Lbdered That the said Daniel Graham and Maria his
wife anu the said Daniel administrator Of John Nc.
ver deceased, do appear here the first day OF the
next May Term Of this Court and answer the bill OF
the complainant and give security for performing the
DEGREES Of this Court; and that the resident defend
ants, Colin Aud and John Crease, do not convey
away or secrete the estate, money, property or effects
in their hands belonging to- or by them owing to. the
said Daniel Graham and Maria his wife, or to the said
Daniel the administrator of the uf the said john
Ncver deceased until the further order and decree Of
this Court and that copy of this order be forthwith
published tor two months succes.vely in the .,exan.
ria Phenix Gazette, and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the court house Of said county
Ieste. EDM. l. LEE, C. e.