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LOON 10 YOUR INTEREsT.

UNVFFY person or persons, who find they stand III
~ need of Mattresses Beds, &c. and wish u par-
chase will find greatly TO their interest TO can a uG
Bedding Mart N. w. and s. w. corner OF Lombard
and Light sts.; where they will find, not only te great
likewise find, thai Sey there be purchased on bet
yer terms than at any other establishment in the city
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HUNTERS MEDICINES.

nostrums of that vile herd of ignorant pretenders who
throng the paths of the unwary with professions too alb
srd for contradiction. Come to the, true fountain, ye
impdent but more unfortunate victims of disease, and
share again in their penude the blessings of health.
Do forget the only place in this city where you can
be efectuay and speedily cured of al symptoms oithe
bad diseases, or the money returned is at
No. Pitt ST. between Front street,
ma - and the Bazaar Bridge.
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RAI,TIATORE REAL ESTAEE AGENCY
wv IS1 SOUTH STREET.
l:i;l l5A Gia An

l:i l;A GEA Gaa
ohio FARM.-For sale, one of the most deslra
bic highly cultivated and fertile farms IN the state,
il contains DAG acres, and is located within one mile OF
the respectable and rapidly increasing county town OF
Newark Licking county, (through the centre oil whcn
runs the Erie CANAL and within six miles OF the great
National Road from Baltimore TO Columbus. This pro-
perry must be seen to be duly appreciated The nm
proyements are substantial and in complete ORDER III
abnunds with choice grated fruit; is well watered ana
has an extensive Saw Mill il; more particular de-
scripon of the place, its producuveness, &c &c may
be had office.
Active City property would be taken III exchange ana
The terms of sale will be quite accommodating.
ALSO FOR sale, a FARM of $50 acres about
miles from Baltimore the Annapolis road, II adJons
uhe lands of s. s. Donaldson and JHo. Barker, Esqrs
near Donaldson's Bridge over the Patapsco Iron Ore
is very abuIdaat on it, and large quantity OF wood
The improvements are pretty good and very convent
entity arranged so admit Of its being divided into
good sized market FARMS So. 90
also FOR sale, several other farms within IL
10 IS miles of Baltimore OF them very fertile wei
improved and located in very healthy pleasant neigh
borhoods
FOR S.aLE-a variety of well secured annultles con
sisng of about twenty, and varying from SIG to $50
each
Also enc for 1928 well secured. Apply to
YS FOWLER Af0oN'
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n ny ,ru.r ui te Commissioners OF msolvent debtor
for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given y the creditors of SAMUEL ID. TOY
an insoven debtor, that personal discharge bath been
Granted to the said debtor and that the said creditors
are required to attend at the Office of the said commits
soRers in the court house. in the city of BALTIMORE on
he 9Th day Of July next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nonEnate trustees, TO he appointed for
their bepet and to give all the information in their
possession, the said commissioners, TO enable them to
report to Baltimore county court agreeably TO an act
of Assembly passed December session, 1881, entitled
Gan act relating 70 nsoven debtor and that the 9Th
day ofEePtember next, hath been liked for the fnal
hea ring in his case before the said commissioners
Dated the 2lst day of May, in the year 1910.
ma laxy3m
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EVANS, PATENT sIHLF-sEFARPENING
rallnI.G &c

EVANS PATENT SI1LF-SFFARPENING
PLOUGEIS, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.
EENHE subscriber is now manufacturing G. DE
IL VANS reverse point or selfsharpening PLOUGHS;
each share (of east ron has two points, and by reyer
ing, upon the principle Of aelf-sharpenng, and there
fore economy in using These ploughs are made in the
best possible manner and will be sold oR as REASONABLE
terms can be had i'll this city; together with my
tensve assortment Of other make ofpoughs and agrcal
tural implements generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Waldron's and Gritns Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Grffin's, and Amer
manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
teos; 1hreshing Machines, Horse powers, &c. &c.
have also patterns tor, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts;
and would invite those wanting such articles TO call and
my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
]. s EASTMAN,
36 Pratt ST., between Charles & HANOVER st.
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TO THE HONORABLE THE JUDGE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT.
TENHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports
u That being about to proceed under the authority
oft he act of Assembly of Maryland, entitled an aci
relating to Mortgages in the City and County of Ba
more, to sell at Public auction to the highest bidder
certain parcel of Ground with the appurtenances par
licularly mentioned and described in ndenture oil
Mortgage and crust between Edmund Gibson and wife
and John Glenn bearing date The nineteenth day of DC
tober eighteen hundred and thirty five, and recorded
among the Land records of Baltimore County Court, in
Lber II. K No. 253, folio 366 &C., he did the fourth
day of November eighteen hundred and thty inc, give
bond to the State Of Maryland in such penalty and with
such security as were approved b. the Honorable John
Purviance, Associate Judge of Baltimore County Court
in relation the sale of said property, and did on the
day last mentioned file the said bond in die office of lie
Clerk of said Court pursuant 10 the directions of the az
of Assembly aforesaid, passed at Decembtr stsslon
eighteen hHndFed and twenty-sX, Chapter 1872 That
he did then give than twenty days notice of the
time, place, and terms of sale by advertisement
in the American, Patriot and Plot-three of the daily
newspapers published in the city aforesaid, that is
say, that the same would be sold at the Exchange in III
City Aforesaid the thiftiGh day of April eighteen
hundred and forty, at O'clock p. NJ. that the terms
of sale prescribed by the deed aforesaid cash.
but the Mortgages had consented TO extend the credits
follows, to wit: fifth in cash at the sale, and the
residue in equal instruments at six twelve, eighteen and
twentyfour months, with interest," and undoubted
curty would be required said credit payments, and
that said sale John Gibson became the highest bidder
and purchased and for The of thirteen thousand
dollars. JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
State of Maryland, City of Baltimore, TO wit:
On this 26th day of May, eighteen hundred and forty
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and fol
the city aforesaid personally appeared John Glenn, and
made oath that the and things stated in the fore
going report true and that the sale therein reported
JOHN w. PEALE.
True Copy. Test, THOS. RELL, elk.
e3 aw3w
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EEOLAssEs-ao barrels New Orleans Molasse.
N''~' --s anu w '''e JoHN7 P. ADAMS, +
w wIy5 NMa
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EDX order of The commissioners of insolyent debt
Id the city and county OF Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the CREDITOR of JAS. TUCKER. in
debtor thata personal discharge hath been gran
ted the said debtor and that the said creditors
required to attend at the office of the said commits
sioners in the court house, in the city of Baltimore,
the 4th day of May next at O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees TO be appointed for
Their benefit and TO give all the information in their
possession He said commissioners, TO enable them to
report 30 Baltimore county court agreeably of As
emily uessed at December session. 1881, entitled Gan
act relating TO nsolyent debtos' and that the Sd day
of Juiy next hath been fixed for the final hearing his
case before die said commissioners
Dated the 18th day of March, in the year 1910.
an e-Iayy.3m *Coored man. ma 2-leWI0w
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law NOUTcH.

NHAS. II. PITT & JAS. L. STEWART, .attoi
u nes at Lar, have removed 10 the office in Fayette
street, few doors east Of ST. Paui's street. opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel They may be found at all times during
business hours when rot engaged in Court, absent
from the city. In the absence of either of them, the
),her will attend to the business ofthe office. ap
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANU- ACTuRER
ROCELAIN INCORRUPTARLE TEETH,
No. 50 South Sharp street.
ED ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bal
q q MORE that he is prepared perform every opera
ton appertainng his profession, such Cleaning
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, SC. He will also in
Incoupble Teeth Piyots Clasps, in the most
durable manner.
REFERENCES
Philip E. Thomas,l
Matthew Smith, [ p,,:.o,
John Needles,
VIM. +. Bartlett,
George TumaH, D
Eii;ss T Townsend Dentists, Fn'lad
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NRLATE papers, reams superfine Plate
II PAPER of superior quality; for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRlGHT & NUDGE,
% South Charles street.
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q EAR CREEK HOTEL-NORTH POINT
TO FISHING Parties.
F6NHE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs the
u public, that in addition TO his stock of BOATS, he
has added several with AWNINGS, which, for comfort,
cannot be surpassed.
Also a splendid Cushioned Awning BOAT, express
ly for ladies' fishing.
{6z-Fishing TACKLE md BATE always on hand.
N. B.-A public FISH SUPPER will be served up
every afternoon, at O'Clock
lie 81 At HENRY T. HOUCK.
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EEIGH-VAYS AND BY-TAYS; Or; Tales
n OF THE ROAD SIDE-picked up in the French
Provinces, by walking gentleman. new edition. re,
vised asd corrected, with an original introduction, and
explanatory notes, together with fine portrait OF the
author, 4. c. Grattan, Esq For sale at
KNIGHT & COLBURN'S,
Bookstore s. Circulating Library,
lie II ia Baltimore ST., west of Charles.
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BpEAUTIFUT. Sn RING GOODS
HID April Flower Lawns
Striped Persian do
Rue de Ia False, entirely new article for dresses
Tournament Prints
London do.
Just received and for sale by
PETERS & BROTHER, No. SIS Baltic. st
ma % Lower corner Of 1'rippeett's Alley
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LION BANK OF MARYLAND,
JUNE, %, 1870
TENHE President and Directors of this Bank have thi
Il day declared Dividend of three per cent. for the
last six months the capital stock of the Bank, paya
bic on and after Tuesday, the 9TH July.
ie 30-eoSt MICKLE, Cashier
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rTNr FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
eR14RlN The fine copper fastened brig HIRAM, Chand
sas= Ter master; l43 tons burthan, slows 1900 brls
years DID, and in complete order for any voyage. For
terms apply to the master on board, or to ~ at
je J. p. ADAMS, 7 Bowy's wlE
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HNGsAf AsIG ME- FAa1. suitable lot lOnl1srsn
@H sale BY THOS. SYMGNGFON
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TO THE HONORABLE THE JUDGE
OF BAL.TIMORE COUNTY, COURT.

Corner Dugan's wharf and Pratt street,
macs lower end of Centre Market Space
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
From he buchanan journal, Juiy II.
BOTEToURT TlpPECANoE CLUB.

ne hfsl regular meeting of The Beietoun Tip
pecah"e Club, since its formation, took place
~ the large Jury room OF The Courthouse on
MONDAY last. II was numeiousIy attended, The
jury room being crowded almost 10 overflow
ny; ana greater enthusiasm we have never seen
displayed any occasion An seemed ram
vince" o. 'he Necessity OF achanee of rulers. firmly
reserved 10 u"e every honorable means to effect it,
ma animated hy the fullest confidence that thin eI-
'ons WI be efowned with he most signal success
Edward Johnston, Esq, Electoral candidate for
ms district aud Mr. Jotn II. Anderson being Sc
vraHy called upon. addressed the Club. Nh
Johnston stated that he bad recently addressed large
asSemo''ses ol tie people III the EQUITIES of Wythe
u'ayson and Pulaski, on the subject Of The PIesi
ue".'a e'eeioh' and gave most che erug account
VI VIC progress OF The cause in that feGlon of coun-
n.y. Mr.. Anderson addressed the Club IA, som.
hugth. Beng requesledto give sumo account Of
me prospects IN the West aud South. whittier he
mas lately b. en- on vst. he stated that he had ysi-
,e" Tue states OF OHIO. Indiana. Illinois Kentucky
ienoessee' Louisiana, Arkansas aud NJ issssippi, II
fhch II which States he had found the irjerds OF
Harrison nbmtr ons, artiye. jealous. and confident
o success, and the cause rapid, proeiessiu.; NJ
sara ne had 30 doubt, rom What lie had seen AID
The Information he bad oherw ise received ON the nh
Jeti bul thai the five first mentioned Saies would cast
ine 'oles ior tiafrison. and that there sl,ong
GROUND TO aetclpHe IA tnnuph Of the good cause
IN the two ailer and IN Alabama. He referred to
Tue charges OF inbec'Ity and being in the keeping
OF committee made against Gen. Harrison stated
that he had the old Central in ca cinnsii and
became acquainted nilh HIM thai he had not found
MN III "a cage or III any way in The X. epne or uu-
der the government OF IA Committee; but walking
the streets, attending to his Ordinary business CON
Germs; holding free intercourse with society, and
unreservrd in the expression Of h is pohllca seni-
"enis that he had found him no "imbecile." but
IN the enjoyment Of good health. with The vlgour OF
ms intellect unmpaIred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

CHOLERA ~ ss.-Dread)ut fatality among
The Stdees The following story, says The 81. LOUIS
PenDdnl is no sketch Of fancy-ws have responsible
authority for its truth.
A few weeks ago an extensive cotton planter 10
Mississippi " no owned about one HUNDRED and my
negroes. found the cholera Lad suddenly broken out
among them, and ragged NEST fu,iousy-carryng
III leu or fifteen Of his hands daily, The news nav
eiied speedily amongst his peighbors, and no one
had the ,emefity to go near the injected district,
TOR Gear OF The contagion Every day long line o,
rough board collins CARED into The felds anu
deposited in The earth. while the ctiZeDs expressed
he deepest sympathy Tor their unfortunate neehbo,
Al lepgth they were near, all gone. and the iup'
ed planter sold his land and started for Texas TO
commence the world anew. After several days had
elapsed, several gentlemen, suspecting that all was
not ii ht, caused number Of the collins 10 be un
earthed, and found that they had oontaned-noh,
ug. Deuce the bit OF a negro was IN any Oh them
few weels afterwards. accounts were received from
Texas, stating that the d" unfortunate gtniien an
had purchased splendid plantation there, and with
The " hole OF his so negroes diviug The cotton
business at greaiIat The een,Ieman's credit
ors looked biauk at each other, aud the neighbos
laughed Heartily al The joke.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE ACCOUNTED
FoR.-Last May, the reader may remember. BerJa
mu Smilh, book keeper in tie Peuns, lvanla Bank
of PhiIadelphia disappeared. AID, as his accounts
were believed 10 be all hight il was feared that he
had wandered If IN state Of insanity. By the fol
loving from the Philadelphia Month American OF
saturday. il apPeais that he has followed iu the
tOotsicIs" OF L,vls. &c:
Benz ami Smith, lite book-keerer in the Penn
sylvania Bank, proves 10 have been an adtoit swim
dler, having left the city through tear OF exposure
from a mistake which lie made III bank the day be-
fore hls departure.
"He was a stock Spectator, and his course Of vii
lainy, which has continued tor eight years supro-
sed 10 have originated IN This prolific u.iue.
The amount lie has taken iIotn HE teller
drawer in the bark is vafiously estimated. 1t is be
eyed to be Sl00. %, bul the officers Of The bank
have seemed lie INSTITUTION u considerable extent
by finding real estate and other secur. belonging To
him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

looked iotte result with anxiely, bat siih hope H.
non that the People had had experience OF The nea
sures II Government, they should SANCTION these
measures. by the eieeiioH Of ie present Pfesi-
Gent the pubic voice should now deliberately de-
eide favor o the Stb Treasury, the neglect OF The
currency, the reduction OF prices. and the other
eOnseq ntnoes Of The presert system hr should ieei
Tor one thai he could longer be useful IN The pub
lie councils lie should thuk all further eiipt van.
II shall feeln SAID he, like the Mariner who has-
ing done his utmost, finds himself conqneredb by Tie
storm shall stand still. aud fold my arms. and
bold nv breath until see on that shore Tie YES
sci OF ) ale may be stranded, agalnst What rock
she may dash herself 10 pieets" But he looked
for other results. lie deslairej not OF the Repub-
lie good cause, peflect union. aud a general.
zeal. were auspices OF 6elter termination OF the
contest.
This hasiy sketch, imperfect as 1t is, is all leltef
will hold Mt. Webster ended by grave and ear
nest adnonon 10 his hearers. not 10 be content with
public meetings, professions aud celebrations. but
10 20 among their neglibors-to spread the ruth
TO ehde"vor TO slIay eJndices aud pa'y feelings,
aud IL persuade good mcn on The other SIDE hat WI
all had but one country, one interest, and one com
mon lot, Tor veal or wo. He rellted amidst much
aud long cont Inued applause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

u,Ma.STsG EyTEaAsGENCE.
NEw YoRK, June 10.

TIE sub-tieasDry scheme goes into operation to-
morrow according te'lnw. Tie ne" receiver genef-
al for this rort IS sad TO be Stephen Alien Esq.
We understand there Wis some Difficulty IN prueu-
rlne The acc elatlon OF tie ohcs by tbs gentleman.
The duties TO say The least viii iof the present be
sufficiently arduous. Collections 10 be made Of
all lie government monIes Dc posted and loaned
be Ion Ing 10 The department IN his cry and arrange
mep,s are to be made for honoting the govern
ment drafts they are Itf scented Tor payment. The
collecting Of tie money lrr III the different hanks IN
Tins clly 10 which has been loaned or with whon.
/, has been deposited may have some effect upon The
market. In the present state OF the government
fuancts lie greatest difficulty will be 10 meet
the government drafts. Al Baltimore, asub-ireasury
draft oi SD ,000 has already deem dshouored, q at
New Od.als many drafts have been recently dis.
honofed. New Orleans paper states hat inJi,d-
uas whn have had checks on The postmaster in that
cu, have had 10 wait S yeral weeks before they were
honoured. A drat drawn by Amos Kendall, IN favour
OF Beal and Ri, hmond, upon Wm, M.Quoen post
master New Orleaus, Tor S999SS, dated 22d May,
was protested FOR non paxineut, on the 23d June.
The government officers III this city are ENORMOUSLY
III arrear Tor Their salaries, and the probability Is
lhs in lew weeks Treasury drafts, 10 tie amc unt
OF Two Millions will be IN culalon al DIS
| count under protest.. The Secretary OF the Treas
ury has mol, as vel, brought forward his proposals
Tor more assistance, and Congress arJonns on
! thursday week The Treasury notes, now ont, are
! not lelulued upon tie utpdttmt NJ III p1yHeH' iui
duties, as they bear premumo per cent; conse-
quently the p,yiege Of reissue Is not available. ht
government Is III arrears, probably oue montlS eN'
! penses, or So 900; has So 500 900 OF ne"
treasury notes yet 10 ISSUE which may, with the reg
ulai retepis, cany them lirongh August. For Sep
TENDER, they hive the iuurth bond due from tht
United States Bank, for SO 500 GOO. There is DC
nope Tor increased receipts from Ihs Customs, IN the
ia'' months, AID it is hlglr,ime tie propositions q
'e o. cresry, promised IN his recent nouce,wefe be
'ofe I congress. About one year ago, large sums
were loared by the department in this CITY, 10 sus
'din certain institutions, without winch they woulC
scarcely have got through thus far; not
mai those sums have BEEN returned but other assls
tance has heeD rendered in the same quarters. Tn,
ne" Ia" inperailveiy requires that all sums belon.
ging TO the government shall be diaey cullec
ted ana Kept safely IN the government vaults. under
me charge OF the receiver general, without oauins
or using" This reqnistldn may withdraw certain
sums from quarters where they now be leas
spared BY this operation a lue uueasluess a,
be created by the effects Of he law. HralI
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NEW YORK

The New York Courier and Enquirer, Of the
ahest aud most talented papers IN the State, and
whose means of Judging, from It's numerous cores
pondents Of ibe pfospecs Of The Two competitors
Tor tie Presidency, To be relied on tn
o'hef' gives the following cheering prophecy u
the success ll,ai awaits The Wings il November:
"Some Of the Tory paper. Of he >oub pretend
to fhpres lie belief thai the Empire STATE may give
her vote To the Migrate SOU, horn she had nursrd IN
her bosom, only 10 sting her beDefactnr. When
the ores undertake to brag New York. they Sc
l"ct distant States for lhelr theatre. There Is in
ms slaie. at the present moment, an inylnrbe ma
Jofny OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND VOTERS.
lhIs m"Jony viii be given to HarrI,on and Seward,
as surely as me sun sets on The Hird dan nj The ec.
fl0n. NO human rover can prevent it. On the
rpo'-heft-in New lerk-where the ground IL
Known nobody fet' nds 10 believe The contrary; and
YET The impression is indusln0usly circulated IN
"iltr .ecii"ns thar Mr. Van Buren, expects 10 re-
cover New York; Mr. Van Buren, expects no such
IhIng; but be cannot afford to lose even lie httie
capital 'liai lie hopes TO make from this miserable
deception
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

Increase Of Popuiation-Some OF the pi,p.s 'i IN
cracking up about the great increase OF PoPu'".a
Trenton some tlIeec or four thousand 10 zen ~.
Wbyu mt a circumstance compared w'th our on.,
Il We defy the whole country 10 produce an lu'. ,so
Of a Ike ,ncrese In 1929, iherewere perhaps iow
people, all told, in The Guy of Lowell when ~"
contains plump %. OO0 an increase in ayeas Of 1.
ly abour 81 $50 In $780, The population was a =" -.
lie over 5000, ,ha, within the Iasi zen 'b;nl
have gained 10000. II The New fo'SeIs . '' ,hry
Trenton an instance Of rapid increase. whs "",,ndi
say OF Lowell IN the yer, heart OF Ne" E"s We
III we have another advantage OF other P'"e' aid
have the mosi beautiful population III "' IN old
there beng here mo females 10 one maze q" our
bachelor is III danger Of his h'a' in wa' war tslr
streets. h<'"S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
.sRsg'ERTENE,FsE.y'Y,

n LII Iefsons having claims against the under.
n signed as proprietor Of the Union Holei, are
requested to present them Tor pa, ment aud all these
ln"ebied 10 Anlhory w. Crenshaw, agent will
please make payment 10 the subst rber alone.
Persons ind, bted TO Anthony w. Creusilaw pre
v'ous 10 the 4th day of January iasi are mortified
hat all bonds, notes. and book debs due To the said
Anthem, w. Ctenshaw have been transferred Tor
ms benefit by deed dolly recorded in the Clerks
ounce ct The iiu>nngs Court of the cooperation OF
Lynehbutg. that payment to the subscriber or his
authorized agent viii alone be recognized and thai
ihehgtncy OF the SAID An,houy w. Crepsbaw is
hereby revoked. ALLEN J. CRENSHAW.
July ID 3u(