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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-17
THE WING aEErIsG

In conformity 10 previous notice. a
large number Of the Wings Of Orange
assembled al the Masonic Hall on Tues.
day lasI; but The Hon. Bedford Brown
being present. and having requested leave
10 address the people. the business Of
The meeting was postponed. and the day
vas occupied in political discussions.
The speaking was commenced by DR..
James s. Smith; he entertained the con-
pany in quite an animated strain for near
two hours. giving much valuable infor.
nation in relation 10 the political history
Of the country. and occasionally illus
ifatins his points with amusing and sp-
propria,e anecdotes. Ills speech was
plain and comprehensive. and well cal
cula,ed 10 produce effect upon The minds
of his hearers. After closing. Dr.. Smith
Informed the people that Mr. Brown
desired 10 address them, and he hoped
that his Wing friends would listen TO him
with respectful attention. Truth being
ihe object. we had nothing to fear from
On open and free discussion.
MrDrown then commenced. and spoke
ahou, two hours. much 10 the gratifica-
ton Of his friends, bu, throwing bu. few
new lights upon The questions in debate;
most Of his arguments being but rePoii.
TONS Of oll.refutcd statements from un.
princirlcd partizan newspapers.
? Mr.. Mangum lheu. in compliance with
the general wish OF those present. address
sed!lhe people in a style Superior to any
thing VIC ever before heard from him. Ut.
ierly demolishihg MI Ina, Mr.. Blown had
said Mr.. Mangum spoke until near dark,
when the debate was closed for the even
ing. with the understanding TIN, il would
be resumed a, eleven o 'clook in The morn
ing.
Al eleven o'clock on Wednesday. .h'
debate was resumed by Mr.. Brown; HI
was followed by Mr.. Mangum; Mr.
Brown replied, and Mr.. Mangum closet
at a little before sun down. We canno
pretend 10 give sketch Of what wa
said. Mr.. Brown displa, ed much abili'!
aud ingenuity in his efforts to sustain hi
cause; hut Mr.. Mangnm was fred wit
more Than his usual cloqucnce. and tl'
array Of facts and arguments which h
presented bore down all before him. ii
has covered lis brow with new laurel:
and exported praise even from his PolI''
cal enemies. We are sure that Van Isl
rcnisn gained nothing in this contcs
and are conf lent that at the NoVemh'
election the Harrison majority in orang
will considerably exceed the Wing maJ'
Eity in August.
The business of The meeting on Tue
day having been postponed. number
Wings assembled on Thursday mornin
and Nominated delegates in each oil Il
captains districts in the county oil Y
ansc 10 attend the Wing State Conve
ton to be held in the city Of Raleigh
the 9Th of October next. Great pfepar
tons are making by the citizens oil II
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." ~ ss'@ Wv ER40W gl ttslirisF ana u
. expected that sddIt0aaI interest will
% given 70 he mssllpg BY he pFvsebss
% aeVsFsl Distinguished statesmen and
of4lol'. Il VII Be = grsai day, 81 lhs
lnFiialiOH i sKisndsd % II The PEOPLE.
The fallouing i he list of delegates ap-
pointed; and they ara authorized and De
sired 10 increase lie number of delegates
IN their respective districts - Car - hey
msy think proper.
Isaiah II. Spencer, Josiah Tume,
Edmund Shudsirk, Osmond r. Ions.
George Laws. I.emuel Lynch, Levin
Csrmlcllsel. Robert r. Plessanis, Joseph
Bacon, John G. Freeland, James Tor.
ner. Thomas w. Holden. James Jaek.
son. ir. Joseph Moring. Aaron Maroon.
~. q. Herndon. Or. VIM. Atkins, Josi-
ah Atkins. it,, Jones Watson, Wesly
SniPes. VIM. II. Woods, Wm. Barbec.
Alexander Cheek. Thomas King, John
Duke. Z. G. Mangum. ID. G. Parish.
Benjamin Hester. ). ID. Umslead, Geo.
Z. Ray, Vim. Barlow. s. r. Woods. IT..
Joseph Barlow. John Reding, IT,, Muir
phfy Scrnggins. Jesse d. Gear. John
Cheek, Eli Carroll. Moses Guess, John
Lewis, 1hos. Farshing. VIM. w. Guess,
Fielding Leaihers. John Leaihers. Frede.
rick Moize. VIM. Iipscomb, john A.
M.Msnnin, Jamfs L4iia, Nelson Hall,
Harrison Parker, John b. feathers, w.
Boiling. Green A. Mangum, l.. X. Pratt.
Mark Picket, Jas. N. Patterson, Thns.
Burrows. John Burrows, Samuel Couch,
Robert Morrow, Edward Benson. VIM.
Benson. Eljsh Packard, James Nesland.
Alexander Morrow. John Morrow, Brice
Carter, James A. Craig, Stephen Glass,
Robert White. James M.Adsms, Alexan.
der kirkpatrick. Joseph w. Steel. VIM.
Shaw, sr.. A. s. Sanford. VIM. Thomp.
son. John Sykes, John II. Cruihfeld.
Thomas ID. Oldham. Thomas Brewer. il.
James Morrow. Spencer Durham. WIN.
%. M.cauley. Nesersnn Cafes. Cannon
Bowers, Sidney Lloyd. Goodman New.
lie, VIM. M'canley, John s. Turreniine,
Joseph He'll, James Whiisiu. John Har,
den. Daniel Albright, Edwin Holt. w,
carrisan. Daniel Albright, Rock Ema'
nurl Clapp. Michael Shoffner, Jane:
Moore. Absslom Harvey, Edward Bran
mock, John Wilson. Thomas Swift
Isaac Holt. John Newland. John II
Holt, I'm. Johnston. Oliver Newland
Dr. Holien, Boston Isely, Jacob Sum
mers, John Gable. George Fauce,ie, AL
fred lsley. George Hurdle. q. +. Eau
ceu, flagstaff Maynard, Thomas era
hams, George Wallace. Andrew Bolanj
Archibald Bolani, Allen Petty. JohI
5 trayhofn, A. q. Murdnck. Matthew
M'cauley, John n. Prichett. lie "
Mum. James Cfabtree, John Check. ia
cob Potts. Isaac Durham, Thos. NJ. Dur
ham. Allen Edwards. IT,. David Andrews
Henry Edwards, Henderson Crawford
Robl. Dixon, Jacob Holt. Willis Sellers
Jas. Johnston, John Scott. David Tinnin
Ira Ellis. Thomas Hughes. James eros
set, Joseph d. Hughes, Eli Murray
I'm. Vincent, Anderson Hall, YIN. An
derson, Gabriel B. Lea, FIN. Ward
Joseph Tate. j.. Samuel N. Tate, Gree
ID. Jordan. Lemuel II. Mebane, Gile
Mebane. Tim. kuffin, Handy Hood
Nicholas Albright. Joseph Albright, IN
derson Thompson. Eli Eulis, Georg
Coble, John Stafford. David Patterson
sen. Henry Coble, Jeremiah Picket. Ca
win Johnson.
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cone than bis salary. Three millions IN
dt5f "a q bank q niFpfes u Bank and
salel" /" unhely sllishesI" Ay,fkse6iss
6ffks ReedpfF General AZ me- ttigf rom
fafHdal eifu u tiigpsly ballk! The ds-
pasiiss lilsFe. iooi This lhs sub l'fsasu-
~! AZ. lss lie : Wig 0fsloIsa P01F into
lhem lhese facts. and sFrsign them On The
tribunal Of :. he stamp" all they cease
decision and h0mbog, Or pay 70 princi.
pc . formal and shovy homsge II lhe
least.
Lis generally believed By The Wings
of New York lhsf, II The Van Buren, par
~ had had serious belief Of their sbili-
~ 10 elect 3 Gosernor. ihev would have
poi in the Geld The lion. Silas Wright.
Cor with him they would have thrown
oul signal ofcnn6denee 70 This and oh.
er states. Mr. Wright. il Is also IhOughi.
xould not siGnd he expected jefrsL
The Farmers and Merhanies' Bank Of
Michigan has paid, IL Is stated. is entire
deb, 10 the United States BY . deposiIe
10 he Bsnk Of AmeEies 10 The account Of
The Receissr General Of ibis city.
The cry Of I" British gold" originai-
ing in Albany. probably under the handi-
work Of Abijah Mann and The Postmaster
and ex-sists comptroller Flsgg, has reach.
ed The Globe. you see. II has along eli
been mysleriously whispered that lhs Adj
niniszaiion had some great trump 10 play
before The election. This is supposed 10
be IL.
The stock market continues unsettled.
There Is nothing going on Of interest in
The city.
New York. September 10.
by transient ship we have . day or
Two later news from England. A over.
land mail had arrived IN London from
The Essi. but brought no very Important
news. The Chinese were actively en-.
gagged in preparing Tor defence. Ii wa
believed that The esmpsign on The part o
The British would open with the lombard
meni of Canton.
The Bombay papers contain account
Of The shipwreck ufiwo lndismen. 10 on
Of which twenty officers, ffly-eight re
cruiis. and seven passengers were lost
and in The other. one hundred and ihIrt,
Out 0f two hundred persons.
The news from France Is pacific
The Syrian instruction was completed
put down.
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81. CHARLES M.DOAELL. of Burkr.
= t;.n. JAMES MELLBOkN. 81 Nilkss.
! DAFfD hlMSOUR. ~ i.lnrnin.
. DtYlD q. cALDNII.I.. 0f Rowan
: JAuEs MEBANE. % casseli.
Z II,a. aBRAu RENCHER, sf Chatham.
; ll,IN D. KELLY. Of MoaFe.
: IT. JAMES 5. SMITH. of orange.
! culRLES MANLY, az Wake.
4 Col. WILLIAM l.. LlSG. Of Halifax.
!, WILLIAM vi. CHERRY. Of Bcrtie.
7, THOMAS q. JONES. ~ Ptiqaimans.
4 JISIAtI COLLINS. &C Washington.
4 gtMgs ~. BRYAN. % carierei.
1 DANIEL. d BAKER. ~ New llAn0ver.
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quite as well qualified 10 discuss he
|" qualifications" sad {" pFiHsiPlss" Of the
geR'lFmsn whose names may como %
before thsm, as are lhs editors Of poligi-
eel newspapers. aal quils g unlikely 70
b subjsel % he diclasion Of ; = central
COMMITTEES"
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'ls Wing PaPsFs il Raleigh Tor Publisa'
ion, ....
The ElrrioF laF ibis District being
nftssai, sddWstsd ne msQiinE 9Th great
cover nnd siissi, aiiEr y hieh he mssl'
az stjanFnrd-
JOHN G. TAYLOR. Ch'h
Jas II. LFTFLEJoHz. Ser'y.
P. s. The fnends q HsrFisan and
Tylfr expect % meei lhsir frisnds Of ths
other eounlies il ihis state. On The 5ib,
uiih very large force. Grsnsille nal
muster four hundred strong q least, sad
probably more. j. II. Z.
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NJ Those indebted to lie Office Of
the Hillsborough Recorder, for subscriP.
lion, advertisements, or job work, are
earnestly requested 10 make payment.
Subscribers IN Orange, WHO will no, be
in town. will have opportunities Of send
ing the amount Of their accounts. during
The County and Superior Courts, by
some of their ncighbors.
Our thanks are due to the citizens OF
Orange for the lsrge increase OF patron
age which they have bestowed upon us
during the pas. year. II. in addition,
puncluslity would be observed in The pay.
ment Of dues. means would be afforded
by which we should be enabled to i'm.
prove the appearance Of our paper. and
otherwise make il more worthy Of the
support itreceives.
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Notice.

n. ETTERs of Administration have beea
IA granted 10 the subscriber on the estate OF
SAMUEL p. BLACKwO0D, deceasrdi hrs
therefore, requests all persons indebted 70
said estate 10 make immediate payment, ana
those having claims will present them. pro-
per,y authenticated, within the time preseIib-
81 6y Law, or this notice will be plead 10 bar
Of their recovery
JOHN BLACKw0oD. .adm'r.
September rs. 81
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Weekly Almanac.
LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
FESTIVAL,
AfyanccyyilIe.

.. PUBLIC DINNER will be given BY the
~ w Tvs Of Caswell, 10 JOHN M. MORE.
HEAD, esq, lion, WILLIE P. MANGUM,
and the WHIG DELEGATION in Congress
from Moth Carolina, at Yanceyville. on THUS
day the LIST day Of October, To which the ci.I'
z,ns of Caswell, aud the surrounding counties,
(of both political par,iesl are respectfully ill.,
vitcd
There will be many distinguished speakers
present. who will address ;heir fellow citizens
on the great questions which engross the pub
lie attention, and il is hoped that thousands
will be there to hear No charge will bo made
for Dinner. The string Of the latch will be
found on the outside Of The Cabin door, SO that
all can walk in and be accommodated.
Yanceyyille, Caswell county. sept. IL, ls4O.
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Discussions al ihe Log Cabin in Rich
m0nd. the Richmond Wing says,
thsrr VAS q glorious turn oai Of The
1ippecanoes Monday night. aud the,
enjoy cd q rich repast in Ihe sperches
Of John Il. caakr. Attorney General
Baxter. and r. Il. Daniel.
We have nusparr for even . sketch,
except merely TO say, that Mr. Bax.
ter. Just returned frnm Lewisbarg.
brings the most flsilering account
from Western Virgins. Virginia
West Of the Blue Ridge. will give
Harrison one Thousand majority
Eas, Of IL. his msiariiy viii be be-
tween 4 and 5000. We have 0nl,
asked not 10 be beaten 10 Western
Virginia. An equality there was al
We claimed orexpected. 1.-THE Wings
carry that portion Of the Stale. Mr..
Blsss' opinion viii be verified. aud
the majority u Harrison and 1'ylel
in Virginia disapp0int friend and foe
That they will receive the % eieclor
Al VOTES Of this State. there IN hardl,
the shade Of shadow Of a doubt.
Mr.. Baxter SEASONED his discours
with an anecdote which made NhE
! Gen. Harsie calls :. lhrse logs" &c
vertebrate and shake with peals
mcrriment. IN a certain WEBSTER
, town, The L0c0s had stationed thea
selves Tor The purpose Of insulting
Wing pnrccssiOn in march for . Gel
tain punt; but tho Wigs Game y
/ 200 strung 10 double files, 50 that
was deemed By the LocOs prudent
!. let them pass in respectful silene'
There was, however, a negro sersaI
attached 10 the Wing cavaicade. vi
fingered In the rear, and when
passed the Locos. thry must obs
quiously pulled OF their hats to biz
i aud, bowing low, exclaimed-"iio
j do yc do. Gen. uarrison--how do
dn!" pompey hundred the job
Is You mistake dis child. gentlemen
e hab not de honor 20 be Gen. Ht
rison. but am your Vice Preside
y Dick Juhnson's sonw We may gus
,. that The. Loco Facos did not ral
y after this home thrust.
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MAR RI3 do

In this county, on the 2olh ul'., by the
Rev. Thos. Lynch. Mr.. DAVID L. CLARK
10 Miss FRANCES NJ. GooDLoE.
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Attention!

10 ne commissioned. ncaeommislieaei
OtsfHs, end MuaisiaHs, 81 iae era
hfElAsHf II NsFfh CaFgflia hfihiaf
NJ 90 aEs eluManlai % SIZED q ~ taan
- 6 hn.saeEoashs - lhe Isih day a ce-
taseE aexls Al sAeNen eacloek. AEmsd and equilt-
ped - the iaw diFeefs CO. On musisr aId
cegla Marital; ard oa lie Ish e 0ssabss,
yos aHe nEdeEsd 10 aatsnd wisk yoar ssspss-
tive e0mpaairs N HasshMonrA, a ~ s'sls~s,
srmed and equipPed. wiah sK Fesads q peMder
or hegimentai Master and Rexies.
b. 0Fdsr q the Mairr GsaeFal 81 she "a
disisasn of Aoah CRrsalna sniiilia
w. II. WOODS.
Col commasdinR.
N.B Captains Of ComPaniss are oreefed 20
male lheiE rsiuEns IN he dsE y iIill and eolTt
Rauial
sspfembrFi7s -
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To Bridge Builders.

NOTICE Is hereby given. thsl The baildH
~ of q Bridge series souah Laiss hsssr.
wil be lel osi 10 she lowssi bidder % ne
premises, On Saturday the Iosh day Il Oeso-
Der next SPECIFICATIONS viii be made knssa
on spPlicaiiea 10 The subscribers
Harrison Psrker.1
Joseph Brown,
Charles Wilson.
Josiah Turner.
James Woods. ?
september ~. So
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REPUBLICAN WIG TICKET.

Pa FEEsinENT
WILLIAM n. HARRISON, q Ohio.
FoE sics FRzsIDEsr
John TYLER. Of Virginia.
, 1840-05-23

BEAUTIFUL ExrRAcr.-The following beau
tiful extract is from Gallagher's Hesperian,
a monthly publication, issued in Cincinnati,
Ohio:-
"Young w%omanhood! 'the sweet moon
on the horizons VERGE a thought matured.
but not uttered-a conception warm and
glowing, yet not embodied-the rich halo
which proceeds the rising sun-the rosy
down that bespeaks the ripening peach-a
flower
"a flower which is not quite a flower,
Yet is no more a bud.'
Upon this, the Sunday News makes the
following capital parody
"Young womanhood! molasses touched
with a little brimstone-spread on bread not
buttered--a being all joints and angles, not
filled out-an uniformed form, deformed By
stays-a pallid thing that loves the ripening
peach-a young woman
A woman which is not quite a woman,
Yet something more nor GAL"
, 1840-05-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

Y virtue of a deed Of ,rust dated the seventh
- day ofNovember in the year eighteen hun.
bred and thirty nine, executed by John l..
Luke, and Elizabeth his wife, to the undersign.
ed as trustee, to secure John Kerr and Au.
gustus Kerr, trading ond doing business in
the city of St. Louis, under The firm Of John
and Augustus Kerr, in the payment OF a
promissory note given to them by the said
John l.. Luke, bearing even date with the
said deed of trust, payable to their orders
one day after date the thereof, for the sum Oh
seven thousand two hundred and sixty five
dollars and six cents, (the said deed Of trust
being made TO secure the payment OF said
note with interest on or before the seventh
day Of May l840;) | will on the second day
of June next at the Court House door, in
the city of st. Louis, between the hours OF
ten O'Clock A. NJ. and three o'clock 7. NJ.
proceed to sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder for cash in hand. the following de.
scribed real estate, TO wit: lots number fifteen
Q5), and twenty (e0), and half a lot number
%twenty-two( 22l, on front street. andlots mum.
Der one hundred and forty-ive (l45), and
one hundred and forty six (l46). and one
hundred and seventy-four O74e or third
street, all situated in the town Of GAINESVILLE,
Pike County and State Of Missouri, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. RALPH PETERS, jr. Trustees,
Nav 18th l84O-tj2.
, 1840-05-23
Land For Sale.

TINE subscriber wishes to sell the farm on
l. which he lives, lying 81 miles south
west Of Bowling Green. 1t contains l65
acres more or less, Of superior land 40 OF
which are in cultivation, and a good and SUBJ
%stan,ial fence, with comfortable improve
ments and other necessary buildings. Also.
40 acres 9. miles east Of Bowling Green, un
improved. He is anxious 10 sell and will
dispose of boil, tracts on the most accom-
modating terms.
JOSEPH o. O'BANNON.
April Ilth-3t.
, 1840-05-23
BLOCK & M'CUNI

Wholesale Grooers, General Commission and
Forwarding Merchants.
LOUISIANA Nc.
TIAVE in store, and are now receiving fesh sup
III plies of groceries, wines, liquo" &c, which
they offer for sale at low prices for cash, viz:
Cofee-Rio, Hsvans and Java;
Salt-G. A., L. B. and Turks Island;
Teas-Gunpowder and l~mperial;
Sugar-Brown, and loaf, and sugar house Mola''e';
Oils-Sperm and tanners oil;
Assorted Boston Pickles and Cape";
Scotch Herings;
wrspping paper and letter snd fools.cap, assorted;
Hope Factory cotton yarn and candle wick;
Sacks, batting, and Maps Of u. 5. and Paleshne;
Juniata nails, iron cast snd blister steel;
Window glass, Shy 10 aud ID BY IL;
Tumblers of all kinds;
Gallon, half gallon, quart and pint bottles;
Dye stufs Of all kinds, and white lead in oil; =,
Peacock's patent ~plough', mattook' and hoes Of Gil
kinds;
Ok, log and trace chains;
OK rings and staples and horse names;
Large lot of hollow ware. aii-u
, 1840-05-23
The Virginia Horse

VTTILL stand the present season, one half Of his
w time at my stable, near Sugar Creek, one hall
mile of he New London and Louisian ma road; eight
miles west Of the latter, and siy miles east of frankfort:
the other half, at Dabney Jones' Esq, on Spencer Creek.
Ave miles east Of New London, and will be let to mare.
at s. the season, payable the 18th Of December next
s. the single leap, payable at the time Of service:
and ten dollars for Insurance: payable as soon as the
mare 10 known to be in foal or transferred. Any
person putting 5 mares, will be charged with a only.
Season commenced. and will expire On the 4ih day
Of July next. Every possible attention will be paid
10 prevent accidents or escapes, but no responsibility
for any that may happeo.
observation-disclosures Shandy, is a beautiful
bay, Handsomely marked, black msne, tail and legs,
with a most delightful coat Of hair; Of most CON-
manding appearance, great strength, beauty, and
action; nine years old this spring, good health, ff-
teen hands three inches and q half high, aid is
thought BY the best judges, that he is not excellrd in
point Of appearance by any horse in Missouri; and
I can say, that I think him the surest fosl gettcr I
ever kept. Should any mares fail to pIoSe in foal
that were put last sprins, oaly half price will be chat
ged. in case gentlemen send again. Gentlemen that
put to Tristan Shady, will recollect on the 18th day
Of July next, is the day I nm to pny $50 to the ow-
nr that produces the finest coalt.
PEDIGREE -Tristam Shandy was got by Shnk-
.peare, he by virginian; the favorite son OF Sir Archie,
aud among hi. most distinguished racers; his dam
was sold in 1893, to Livingston, Of New York, for
sllO0:-is by Mr.. Herbert Hills bay horse Shenan-
doah-one Of the first sons Of the celebrated race
horse P,tomac; he was out OF II bay mare by the i'm
ported horse Febrifuge-her dam by Imported Grey
Diomed-her grand dam by Wild Arg. s. dam
by Fiimnap-her z. & z. dam by Old Valiant. Iris
tam's dam by old Msdison-he BY old Diomed-Ma-
dison's dam Priestiy, by Chanticleer's dam, Camilla,
by Wild Air, Tristam's dam Nancy Fleming. by Bel.
lair-he by old Medley. dam Selma, by Yorrick.
Gentlemen will see by referring to the Turf Register,
that the Bellair stock stood in greater estimation in
Virginia, and the south, than any other horses either
for the tu,f, or saddle. Tristan Shandy, made a ve-
~ good season the last spring-hi, colts will show
for tbemselve. this spring. I will give S2p to the
owner that shows the finest coalt. aud SO to the
next best, to be showed on the 4th day of July, lS4l,
and to be left 10 good judges.
1m-4lla HENRY EARLY.
, 1840-05-23
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

EJoTICE i, hereby given that the undersigned has
u taken out letters Of Administration on the c.
tate OF Phillip Sallee deceased, from the Clerk Of
Lincoln County Court, bearing date the 18th day
of May, A. D. 1910; all persons, therefore, who have
any claims against the estate of said deceased, are
required to exhibit the sam duly authenticated for
allowance, within one year from the date Of said let.
tiers, or they may be precluded from having any bene
ct Of said estate, and IL such claims are not present.
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
BENJAMIN SALLEE, (,-,-
ROBERT McMILLIRD, A'~
NJ IA 1aAo a.