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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-15
THE RESTING PLACE.

80 man lieth down, and riseth not; till the
heavens be no more they shall not wake. nor be
raised out Of their sleep"
However dark and disconsolate the path OF
life may seem to any man, there is an hour OF
deep and quiet rcpose at hand, when the body
may sink into dreamless s!umber Let not the
Imagination be startled if this resting place, in
stead of the bed of down shall be the bed of gray
ell, the rocky pavement of the tomb No mat
ter where the poor remains of wearied man may
lie, the reposo is deep and undisturbed-thc sor-
rowful bosom hcaves no more the tears are dried
up in their fountains-the aching head is at rest,
and the stormy waves Of earthly tribulation roll
UNDECIDED over the place of graves. Let armies
engage in fearful conflicts over the very bosoms Of
the pale nations Of the dead. not one of the slec
pers heed the spirit stirring trump, or respond to
the rending shouts Of victory.
How quiet these countless millions slumber in
the arms Of their mother earth The voice Of
thunder shall not awake them; the loud cry Of the
clcmcnts-the winds-thc waves, nor even the
giant tread Of the earthquake, shall be able to
cause IN inquietude in the chambers Of death.
They shall rest securely through ages; empires
shall rise and pass away; the last great battle
shall be fought; and then silver voice, at first
Just heard. shall rise to tempest tone. and pene-
trate the voice!ess grave For the trumpet shall
sound, and the dead shall hear his voicc.-Rer.
J. N. MafM.
PRACTICAL PrxS1xG.-The Norfolk Democrat
says. ssThe people have this year gone to plough
ing: VERY true, says the Wheeling Times, in
reply. the people do the pioughing and sowing
while the go, ernment does the harroeing.-l
Next fall tho Government will do the reaping;
and at the ncst election the people will do the
thrashing.
Bricks wood. and other materials .or building
places Of public worship. are now exempt from
lax in Great Britain.
There were forty applications for divorce al
the last term Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-15

ToIxrAr.ox sttefDpt 10 He5sce N oes
to ono standard Of fkiakiag i absurd = sapey,
impious IN religion, and fc6ous = pe!8rs-.
They who thus endeavoe % coasf09 epco-
rensrslly mean bat 6Iis, notwit III
tbcir plausibility, 3~Gae yow paasss asas ~
,av ride der"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-15

~" lizard "HrrE-'hc supposed inccndiarv of
and s a,..S nj last, after repeated trials,
Cd, upon hail, We" re'cas-
~ :; -. SScaImont. the author Of Marie, or Slave
daurh,o ne United States, has lately married a
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-15

THE HUNDRED LARGEST CITIES IN THE WORLD
A recent (lS29) German paper gives the following
calculation respecting the hundred most poPulous
cities in the world These are Jeddo, in Japan,
1,6SO,O0O inhabitants; Pekin l,lOOOO0; London,
300, 600; Hans lschen, 100000; Calcutta,
100000; Madras; Sl7y 600; Nankin, 500 900;
Cogno 1schem, 100000; Paris 717yOOO; West
Chans, 100000; ConstantinoPle. $4,000; Be
mares, 55O, 900; Kio, $50, OOO Su Ischcn, 900;
Houngh Ischen, 100000, &c. The fortieth in
the list is Berlin, containing 1913 600 and the last
is Bristol, 81 600. Among the hundred cities two
contain a million and halt, two upwards Of \
million, nine from half million to a million,
thirty-two ftom 2OO, 900 to 500 900, IS from 200,
900, and six from 81 600 to 100000. OF these
one hundretcit So are in Asia, - IN Europe,
Of which are in Germany, in France, 5 in Italy,
8 in England, and in Spain; the remaining ten
are divided between Africa and America
How curious example Of our general ig-
norancc of what exists at distance from us, that,
to all except few Of our readers, several Of the
largest Of these cities are probably unknown even
BY name ]-vVaIdie's Library.
o. 4 Mr.. Hanes, Of Edwards, New York.
ately killed panther, which measured ten feet
IN length. He shot six di1erent times 1t the an
NAL, and notwithstanding each shot took edoc'.
cutting OF his tongue, and destroying its roots,
knocking out teeth, sc. tho panther fought -
il the last.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-15

Prmm Exrcrrrox.-The murdcrcrs Of Be-
man.-Hooycr and Davis, were executed this
day. about two O'Clock. The ccocousse was
larpe. not less isan twenty thousand two a. three
thousand fc~ass among the multitude. No L.
dies So far as we can learn, there were few o(
our o~n lnalc citizens At this disgusting sPscta-
10 keep at respectable distance. [-Cin. Wing.
ssWhat tink oh de times, Sambo y'-f1Caunt
sa l tinl much oh dem, Joeh.-Catfsh aint -
skearcer a. see, and ms my opinion dat III juse
as it 'tis and cant be any tiser! "WsB 49,
faI, I'm obliged to 20 On my chasaesee ST credit,
cause I wont hab my TEN Doa1Aa ooee ea..ge -
to dem Gus shin plaster. Mr.. Bid3e sAy hn -
Of silver, shin Paesasf rePsessesa-
tive Of noshing!' aWelL, Josh, no daapsee II.
Biddlc, but de konstituents Oh De rs1esensaaass
,mazing silent and skearce too 90 M.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-15

LOOK OUT-Wc would particularly advise
our friends to be careful in examining all notes
WHICH may be rendered them, Of the amo unit Of
SlCO, and other large sums, on any Of the Bran
ches of the State Bank Of Indiana, and other
banks, rs, by = system Of fraud as novel as it is
ingenious, s. notes have been altered into notes
Of 600, and are now extensively in circulation
We have recently seen = note Of this kind, and
the following description may enable our readers
the more easily to detect them.
This note had been originally a five dollar note,
payable at the branch at Lawrenccburg Of the
State Bank Of Indiana, and of the plate marked G,
on which, at the two upper corners, are half
length portraits Of vigo and Knox. The figure
between these portraits, and at the two lower
corners had been very neatly erased, sPParent1y
by some chemical process, and the figures iUO
substituted, but with Paler ink than NE genuine
parts Of the note. The yosds ~fsc Ionrs, IN
the body Of the note had been erased 10 me same
manner, and the words AOne hundrcd Dollars"
printed in their plsce- This last alteration. how
ever. IN clurng1v executed, and may be very ca
silv desected-she words tone hundred" arc in
the Roman character, and dollars" in German
text. the word 1dollar1 being a little below the
line ofshe other words. The upper and lower Dor
ders Of the note on which tho words "Fve Dol
lars were printed have been neatly cut away.
We hear hat there are great quantities Of
notes, 80 altered, in circulation in and about Nov
0rleass, and rs they may find their way up the /
oountry, would Be web for the public 70 be On 1T
Ruard1Evanssille Jossnsl.
The Mormon Prophet ms been acquitted
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
The Imilian's Panacea.

Ey0R the cure OF Rheumatism, Scrofula Of
IL Kings Evil, Sciatica or Hip-Gout, Incipi-
ent Cancers, Salt Rheum, Syphilitic and Mercurial
Diseases particularly Ulcers affections Of the bones
liberated Throat and Nostrils Ulcers of every do.
scription, Fever Sores and Internal Assesses Fsu.
las, Scald Head, Scuryy. Bles, Chrome Sore Ewes,
Eryspclas, Bloches, and every variety Of Cuaneous
affection; Chronic Catarrh, Headac from particular
cause; Pain in the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceed
ing from yitiation; Affections of the Liver Chronic
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused by torpid action Of the vessels of the Skin
Il u singuarly efhcacious in renoyatng those con-
stitutions which have been broken dc.vu by n,idi.
dious treatment or juvenile irregu' rites In gen
falteTms ]. is recommended in Al those disease
which arise from impurities in the blood, or ytiaton
Of the humeurs, Of whatever name or kind.
For sale at the Drug Store Of Smith, Raingcard
g. Co on Market street, doors from Main.
April %, 1887 ilf
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
27,5OO Acres
Rich Cotton Lands in Market

Rich Cotton Lands in Market.
"IIE subscriber offers for sale on accommo.
n dating terms, twenty seven thousand Eve
hundred acres of Land, lying IN the late Choctaw
country most of which was carefully selected by
himstG and purchased at the public sales in 1888 L
1884, and is in handsome settlements from 24O to
100 acres in tract: the grcaterpart oft is from
one to fifteen miles distant from the Tombgby river
extending from the Sookanoochee to the 1ib6ee ry.
er. There are some valuable tracts Of it in the va
zoo Valley, and in Madison, and other countless
Those wishing to purchase good durable cotton land
in healthy country, would do well to give him
call. In his absence, they can atthc Office of the
Clerk ofthe county or probate Court, in the hands o.
Robert d. Haden, esq. book Of Maps which has
all the traetsmarked on it, with the prices and terms
He also has about thirteen thousand acres in the
Chickasaw country which will be sold low for cash,
or part down and the balance on time.
August IS, lsS6-5tf THOMAS MCGEE.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Exoeuser's Notice
HyHE undcrsirnod Exocu,r;x and =,

VSiE undersigned Exocutrx and Executor
= of the late wall and testament DC William
Davis late Of Monroe county, Mississippi deceased.
will in CONFORMITY with the provisions of the a,e
will and testament oi the said decoased, sell about
one hundrcdand sixty acres Of land OF the deceased,
being the portion cf the tract or land Of which re
deceased died possessed and on which he resided a,
the time ofhis death and not devised Also. an the
personal property oftie said deceased not specially
bequeathed; said land and personal property win 6e
sold 20 the highest bidder On credit of twelve
months. The purchasers giving bond with npproy-
sd security,on the 9TH day of January. 1888. al c
late resden:c Of the said deceased. in said county.
SARAHM. DAVIS. Enfrir.
JEREMIAH G. DAVIS, Fatcr.
Nov. 9, IS87--I9-ew TPr fse aif, 5oi \
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Notice.to Debtors ana Creditors.

ETTERS Of Administration having been
- granted the undersigned BY the Honorable
Court Of Probates in and for the county Luwndes,
and State Of Mississippi. at the October Term. 1887,
on the estate Of John A. Hogg deceased. An those
who are indebted to said estate, will please make
payment, and al debts due BY said deceased, must
oe duly made out and presented within Tho zine
prescribed by law, or the same will be forever barr
cd wish the claims presented immediately, as l
ana uncertain as i regards tho soivency OF the
estate. The legal business Of John A. tlogg, ESQ
deceased, with thc papers o interest to his clients
are 70 TIC handscl ). f. Bulterworth, Attorney aud
Counceilor Of Law, who Il instructed to diSpoSc Of
them as may best suit the interest uf shc parties
concerned A. N. I0NES .ai'mr
Nov. IS, ls37--i0-6w IPr fee slO 5ol
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
State OF Mississippi, Monroe CITY
Probate Court, Special 1ernE 1897.

Probate Court, Special Term, 1887.
BY Richard Dilworth, Judge Of the Probaies
court Of The County and STATE Aforesaid
NOTICE is hereby given that On application
~ 70 me, by Augnsiin Willis, Of the above
named county and State. Who claims an undiv-
iad sixtl, part of tllattracts Of Land, known and
drsigiaied asfractional sectun thirty six, in Town
ship IA, Of Range o. East also section two, in Town
ship l5, Of Range ., Fast.
have nominated isaac Il. Dyche, Nathan l..
Morgan, anil Abner Preweti; Commissioners 10 d.
vide The eead tIarts Of and, into equal spears or
parts ands,ncss proper objections stated to me,
at the court house ii the town Of Athens, on the
10lh day 81 November next Tie said Isaac r.
Dychc, Nathan L. Morgan. and Ahncr prewitt, will
then be appointed Commissioners 10 make partition
Of the said lands persuant To an act entitled an act
concerning the partition Of lands held BY Copartners
Jnint tenants, aud tenants in common.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day Of
September 1887.
RICHARD DlLWORrH, Judge Of Probates.
Sept esd, 1881 --ii-sw. [Pr. fee Sl5 90.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Two Notes Lost.

Of which. the following is copy, to wit:
$50 PIcKENs, Feb'y Sth, 1897,
On or before the first day of March, eir' n
hur dred and thrtyeight, promise to pay to James
l. Gay or order, Twelve hundred and filtv ~.
lars with interest from the frst day j Janua-v
1888, for value received of him this Feb'y 8, 1881
VIM. JACKSON,
Endorsed by ! JOSEPH JACKSON,
James L. Gay. s VIM. P. GILLESPIE.
L. J. JACKSON.
Notice is hereby given to the community, that
the abvve described notes, in whose hands soeyer
they may now be, are the property cf James Cav
and must be paid to him alone. JAMES GAY.
Columbus June s0th. 1897. 5ltf
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
ShertT sale

4 virtue Of II writ Of FisT Facias that is.
sued from the Circuit Court Of Oklihbeha
county, At the May Term ofsaid Court and 10 me
at the Court House door IN The town n S,arkSilI.
son Monday the eth day Of November next. m M
right title claim and interest that William, Blake
has in and 70 the following tract ii land h s com.
y, to wit. The North East quarter of Sectinn IA
Township IS, Range u East; the said and ha vinc
been levied on as the property Of the said William
Blake, to satisfy the above Execution il favor Of
James w. May. Sale in the lawful hours.
JAMES w. EASTLAND, Sheriff.
BY his Deputy. JAMES Cliff.
Oct. 81, IS97--19-4w [Pr fee S. O0l
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
State Of Mississippi, Lowndes Co.

Probates' Court, October Term, 1887.
TuyO all persons interested in the Real Estate
- of David Love late Of Lowndes county de-
ceased, You arc hereby cited 10 appear before Tie
probates Cour Of Iowiides county, at the Court
House thereof on the second Monday Of january,
1888; then and there to show cause iiany you can
why the following Land and Lot property Of The
estate OF said David ovedeceascd, to wit: the eUst
half oftl south west quarter, and the south half Of
the west hafof the south west quarter, of Scctlon
Me- twelve, In Township M. eighteen south, Of
Range No eighteen west and square No. eighteen,
south Of Main street, in the plan Of the town Of
Columbus should not be sold according TO the pray
or Of tile petition of Miles Love and Ewing +. Cal
houn, Guardians Of the persons and property Of Ira
NJ, Harriet u, Angein, Eliza y, Thnmas ~,
and Amazs r. Lave, minor heirs of said David Love
deceased, and Elihu b CASTOR in right of his wife
Clarissa e.. formerly ClarlsSa e. Love. And fur
ter to do aud suffer such things as shall be consd-
erred OF and ordered by the said Court in the pre-
misses.
Witness, Thomas Sampson, ESQ. Judge Of Pro-
bates for said county Of Lowndcs, the LIST Monday
Of fOctobcr, 1887,
Issued the goth day of October, 1897.
Attest. r. ID. HADEN, Clerk.
Oct %, lSS7--96-6w Pr fee $l4 O0l
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Admlmlstrator,s Snle.

vHEkE will bo sold on twelve month \,
credit a The late residence of Samuel s. b.
Byrn deceased, on the l4lh day u December next,
one likely negro boy three horses one rife gun one
double barfcl shot gun. one Gold Watch, all the
household furniture of said deceased. And onsthe
same day, an Observation-Disclosures following negroes,
Y wit: Jeffrey, his wife aud four children, four
likely boys one likely girl, one Old woman, guam
wy OF Corn. Fodder, Cotton, Hogs, Cattle and
Sheep, all the EARNING tools one Cotton Gin, War
gous one Cart two Yoke Oxen. Sale 10 continue
irnm day to day until all arc sold. Bond with ap-
proved security will be required.
J. w. BYRN,
M ELIAS Il. BYRN,
Nov iS, ISS7-fg-iw
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Executors Notice.

Office y hereby giyon, that letters tesla.
! = mentary was this day granted 10 Tho under.
signed, BY me Honorable the probaies Court oi
Monroe county, Statenf Mississippi, on the lssl
willard testament Of William Davis late 81 said
county deceased. All persons having claims against
saldssiate, are notified 70 present them duly au.
thentraied and allowed within the time limited by
law, Of they Will Be forever barred. Those inlebi-
cd 70 The said estate ere requested 10 make iined
ate payment SARAH M. DAVIS, Er'trlr.
JEREMIAH q. DAVIS. Er'tor
Nov. 6, iSs7--l9-6w IPr fec 81 OOl
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Choetaw claims.

HNiiE Commissioners appointed to adjust
u. claims 10 reservations Of lands under be
fourteenth article Of the Treaty Of 1880, with the
ChOcisw Indians hereby give notice, that they wll
meet al their Office ia the town Of Columbus. Missis-
slppi, on Die sixteenth dsy Of October next.
Their Office viii continue open from This time, and
their Secretary will receive any application or
claims claimants may think proper 70 make or file.
Gases will be dOcketed N the order presented
and taken up in the same order If ready
CIsimants wil Il required, be nea'd by counsel.
Summons lor witnesses viii be issued By the Sc
cretary upon application N him.
Claimants, aud their children entitled b Reserva-
tions, must in all cases APPEAR before the Commas
sioners in person.
The District Attorney Of the United States for
the State Of Missssppi, VIII act as Counsel for the
United States
For the iniorms ton of claimants, the i4th article
Of the Treaty Of Dancing Rabbit Greek. and the
st 9th and 7th section Of the act Of March 8, 1887.
under which the Commissioners are acting are pub
lished with this notice.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Removal.

SMITH, H,RAINGEARD& 4 Co. have removed
~ their Drug Store to the new brick building,
on Market street, two doors from Main, and oppo-
site the store formerly occupied by r Lofts & Co.
where they are now receiving and opening the
largest stock of Drugs. Medicines, Paints Oils,
Patent Medicines, Perfumey, Fancy articles, &c.
ever offered in this part Of the country. From the
very liberal encouragement received during the past
year, (arsing no doubt, from the fact of their hay-
ing sold cheap and kept the very best artces) they
have been induced greatly to increase their former
stock; and they are now prepared to offer to the
public the best assortment of articles that ever was
offered in this place, which they intend to sell (as
usuaD as low as they can be purchased in Mobile
or any of the Southern cities, and by SO doing thev
hope for continuance of public patronage.
Feb'Y II, l937-3ltf
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
GaIligllanss

Vtgsiabie Ftper and .9sur Pills.
ID lister s GOODWIN are the sole
= agents for Columbus Of this sovereign rem
edy for Fever aud Ague.
The subscribers deem it unnecessary to give
here, alitIie recpmmendaiory letters which accom-
pany these Pills, Their efficacy has been web test
ed throughout Iheguhi,ed States, and the many in
diyiduals who have rcsuried TO them, in this cou-
munitv, viii testify 10 their heing radical cure.
No qnackery Price 81 so.
PFISTER g. GOODWIN.
July 8. 1881. 6etG
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Adininistrntors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. tina, letters af Ad-
Wniinislraon were granted 10 the UNDERSIGNED.
At 0cinbcr Term fshe Probate Court of Lowndcs
county State lf Mississippi on ile Estate OF John
y Lewis late Of said county, deceased. All per-
SONS having claims agaitisl said estate, arr hereby
notified q present them dny proved within the time
prescribed ~ law, Or they will be barred; and all
pefaons indcbtcdu said estate are requesiedIo make
payment. THOMAS j. LEWIS.
JAS. s. LAUDERDALE.
Nov. 4, isS7--i -6s fPr iar 81 O5l
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
AdmInisfr0tol.'s A Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration hav ng been
granted 10 The undersigned at the October
tfFmnf The Probate Court Of Nesloha county, stais
q Mlsslssippi on tie estate Of George W. Brwn
deceased notice i; hereby given TO al persons in-
iehted % said cstafe 10 make immediate payment;
and al those having claims against said estate, will
prescniahem within the time prescribed by law, or
they win be forever barred
LUCY ANN BROWN, Adn'x.
IIAHDYAIAN GREER. Admir-
Nov II, lss5--lst6 fPr Zee 81 00l
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25

NOTICE.-In consequence of the decease
IN of our late partner, Mr.. Jack F. Ros., The
firms ofROSS s. FORD, and ROSS, HOYT &
FORD are dissolved. The undersigned will con-
tinue the FaCtorage and Commission Business in the
city, under the firm of HOYT s. FORD, and hope
from their experience in the business and strict at
tenon TO the interests ofther friends to merit and
secure continuance Of their confidence and patron
age.
Office as formerly, on Commerce, between Cont
and Government sis. WAIT S. HOYT.
Oct. q, lS37-l7-4m CLlN TON FORD.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Cotton CHS.

USf received rnm the manufactory, in
- south Carri,ua, u lot OF 'stluners" celebra-
ted cast steel Gins ol various sizes on consign.
nent, and for sale at the customary price.
COVlNGTON 4 CALHOUN.
Columbus Miss, Sept 25d, lsS7.--il-u.
P. $. The manufacturer d, signs settling in Co.
uInhus and has sentthe abvc GINS MS specimens of
hs watk,and warrants them equal to any in this
country; il they do not perform we'll, purchasers
have the privilege Of returning them.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25

Gy0MMlTTED to the jailoI Leak County
- BY John IL. Gordan 50. on the oath u,i
al negro man, who say his name IS Billy, and be-
longs to john Ovens Of ilcoN county. Billy Is "a
bpu, 81 OF So years old, 5 leet iacncs tag, oI a
tark copper color, with scar on bis breast also
on the ond finger afihe right hand the owner is
quested 10 come forward, prove property and pay
charges, or he win be dealt with accordin, to law.
II. N. WHITMAN, Jailor.
Carthage, Aug. 6lll--4-6m [prs. fee $27 on
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
j. A. Marshall.
Richard S. Graves.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar law,
"IlL practice in the circuit courts OF OK.
W tibbceha, Lowndes, Monroe, Winston,
Choctaw. and the adjoining counties Of lhe 9th
judicial circuit, All business entrusted to his
care will meet with prompt attention. His office
sin Starkyille, Okubbeeha county. Miss.
Jan 4, 1887. 26-ly
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Improved Land for Sale.

"llE subscriber wishes 10 sell the plantation
= wherein he now resides, containing 4UO
acres rich prairie land i75 acres cleared and ,ln.
der fence gin house. and other necessary buildings.
This landIs situated in Lowndes county, II miles
southwest of Columbus. An entire new set Of
Backsnits tools wlll be sold with the plantation If
desired. The Gin House and Mil attached % the
PREMISES are nearly new, and cannot fail TO please
purchaser. liberal credit will be given.
SAMUEL. M'GoWEN.
Sept. 5, lss7-9-n
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned at the October
term of the Probate Court Of Nesoba county, state
O Mlssisspp, on the estate Of David Greer dcceas-
cd u0tices hereby given 20 all persons indcbted to
said estate, 10 make immediate payment; and al
those having claims against said estate viii present
them within the iine prescribed by law or they will
be eiFevrr bafrcd. TIARDYMAN GREER,
Nov. II, lS31-1s96 fpr. fec "a O0l Admr.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
AlmlaIstrators, Notice.

NOTICE A hereby given, that al persons
~ haylng claims against tho estate Of George
w. Ledbeter, late Of 0ksibbeela county, Mi decd.
are hereby requested "a forward their claims s,aiIsl
said estate; lbr if not presented within The time pr,
scribed by law, they win BE- forever barred. Let-
iers.af ADMINISTRATION granted the first Monday ol
October 1881. S N
RHODA LEDBETTER Aim'x
JAMES w, MAY, Alm'r.
Nov. IS, 1887 1916 fPr lte s7 30