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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29
(.lno,hsr !Subsiituiion.)

RIcnMoyD, October Goth, 1910
In consequence OF the illness of Major Henry Bed'n
ger of Berkeley, and in accordance with his own wish
IS, we announce to the Republicans of virgnin, that VIC
have stricken his from the Van Buren, Republican
Electoral Ticket, and beg leave to substitute the name
of that staunch Republican, James Gibson OF Hamp
shire, of the 18th Electoral District, in lieu OF Major
Bedinger who was recently nominated in the place Of
Major Heroine L. Opie, deceased. MIR. Gibson is a
gentleman who has frequently been placed by the con
6dence of his countrymcn in the General Assembly
and is worthy OF all respect.
We earnestly request our Committees of Vigilance in
every county and town of The Commonwealth, to make
the necessary correction in all the tickets which they
may issue hereafter-and that all those tickets
which have been already issued should be duly correct
ed before the day of Election, (Nlonday, the I'd oil
November.)
We respectfully request all the Republican Editors
in Virginia TO give this notice the earliest possible IN
THOMAS RICHIE,
Secretary Of the Central Committee Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29

The APPROXIMATIONS since have exceeded the Inmates
in like ratio and the President in late annual message
thus accounts for the increased estimates anu aPPio-
priatons. He says,
t'At the time entered upon my present duties our
ordinary including those on ac-
count of the public debt the post Office and the trust
fund charge Of the Government-had been largely IN
creased by appropriations for the removal of the Indians,
for ling Indian hostltes and for other less ur-
gent expenses which grew out of overlooking Trea-
sury Independent Of the redemption OF the public
debt and trusts, the gross expenditures OF seventeen
and eighteen millions in 1854 and 1888 had by these
causes swelled TO twenty nine millions in 1896; and
the appropriations for 1887, made previously 10 the
fourth Of March, caused the expenditure to rise to the
very large amount of thirty three MILLIONS we were
enabled during the year 1885, Notwithstanding the con-
tnnancc of our Indian embarrassments, somewhat 10
reduce this amount and that for the present year. 1881
viii not in all probability exceed twenty-s1 millions
or six millions less than IT was last year wan oeter-
ninao far dependson me to continue tins reduc-
ton have directed the estimates for 1870 to be SUBJECT
ed for the scrutiny and to be limited 10 the aoso
lutte requirements of the public service ihey VIII De
fonnd less than the expenditures of le ny over hre
millions Of dollars
Does this look like exrayagance:-a rednrt,on OF me
estimates within two years Of upwards OF eleven mi
lions Of dollars Why, the President even went SO
far to call the attention of Congress to tins subject
in the following serious language:
stNo instance has occurred since the establishment
of the Government in which the Executive, though
component part of the Legislative power, has inter-
posed nm objection to appropriation bill the sole
ground of its extravaganza His duty in this respect
has been considered fulfilled by requesting such ap
preparations only the public service may be
lily expected require In the present earnest direc
ton of the public mind towards this subject both the
Executive and the Legislature have evidence Of the
strict responsibility to which they will be held and
while am conscious of my own anxious efforts per-
form with fidelity this portion Of my public functions
it is satisfaction TO to be able 10 count on cordial
cooperation from you.
Listen TO the following lucid exposition OF the Be-
cretary of the Treasury in his annual report IA
1898:
"The precise period, (says the Secretary when the
greatest happened and the rate of them have
not kept uniform pace with the progress OF popua.
ton and wealth In many respects the ratio mas mol
heen nearly great during the last ten or twenty years.
IA in some previous terms Thus, the whole expenses
ofthe Government in 1909, with the exception before
about three millions yearly and IN
1915 after the lapse of quarter of century, had IN
creased though period Of peace, to fifteen millions
Of dollars fvefod, while our population IN that Pc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29

Clearing from Old Virginia All our Correspond
ence; all our information, is most encouraging.
Correspondent from Mecklenburg assures MS of ma
ority of from $50 TO 800 in that coInty-in Halifax
from to 500-thus giving clear majority to Van
Buren,, of from to 500. We understand, we shall
carry from 600 in the Surry District. Our friends
in Prince George most active-among them, may
we recognize of her honest and able Gill.
zens, whose feelings inclined the side of the
Opposition, but who consistently with himself and his
own previous course at another important eporh has
sought information from Gen. Harrison, 10 dissipate
his doubts, but has sought it in yain.-We have also
received the Proceedings of the Convention which
sembled al Abingdon on the l5th composed of Dele
gates from the counties of Lee, Scott, RUSSELL Taze-
well, Smyth, Wythe, Grayson and Washington. Their
address breathes the finest spirt-and Committee
consisting of Delegates from each county 10 estimate
the probable aggregate majority their Congressional
District for Martin Van Buren, the approaching cleo
ton, reported the probable majority at ,S25. In a
word, every sign looks bright in the Old Dominion
And the dwelling Editor of the Petersburg Inielli-
gencer, who, with view Of misleading his brethren
elsewhere and keeping mp their spirits has the audaci-
ty to assert that we shave not the slightest hope that
(our) party carry Virginia. asserts what is false
and what he ought to know is false
There is spirit in the following private note which
prompts lay it before the public eve Ii is the
true fire of the flint:
"SPRIss GARDEN, 23d Oct, 1910.
"Dear sr had the inclination 10 have taken any part
the dreadful struggle which has been going considerable
time respecting the Presidential Eecon age
my heaih would have rendered prceiea5 However
determined in the election should wish Of the
mighty spare my life and 10 effect with certainty in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29

ID MT think that the majority in Pennsylvania for the
Democratic candidate can be less than l2,ooo.
W. ,,rst on- Democratic friends in all the STATES o.
the Unon, will perform their duty, IN tic sP,' 'ia
has inspired the party for twelve years past .D
tend now no, to gain but retain victory-not 10 s"
u;sb > foe flushed with former triumphs, but Drokeh
buml;ated and embtered by constant and ingior'ous
jafoo.s Let every true Democrat stand 10 MS a'"'
Let him feel that in his hands rest sha'e " -. rss
snonsjbility. and on the heads OF his chareh muy "
nerchance. the shame and penalty OF ms apos.a.y
He who deserts to the enemy now, admits ina. lot
he has been The enemy Of his country, or that ne
iacLs the nerve TO withstand the mnny-ongoed shou
of onset that issues from the Federal party composed
a. il is of the shreds and patches OF every oie py
combined by accident and without any otner Go'io.
bond of union than hope OF ofhce-iheh .. az paIL
les and of no principles that have ever existed
pur government. Against such party, is arrayea Tue
Democracv its ranks one and ipdivsibe; It's Prlnc'Pe
the same, exchanging and eierna ITS orSan'za,ioh sun
ME rational and unconsraned its end the puoic soou
IL omen fearless and patriotic; dsdalnlng tricS
and despsing all concealment-Who WIZ aouD' ''e
suit when such party CONTENDS ioi w.
Ranresent;np the Democratic Party of Pennsylvania
and n ;ts name we now unfurl our banner to the
breeze. and inscrbe upon it in letters OF nv'ng ng'
This motto that all men may read the confidence WIN
which we are animated "The Democracy OF the
american Union nerer has been beaten IN open ana
manly encounter 'eiM its foes and by Me blessings .,
God on its efforts ii is nor as ace triy oeteee' una
ercr rM be, U.NC0NQUER7BLE
OVID F. JOHNSON,
JAMES PEACOCK,
join n. FORSTER, }Dauphin.
MICHAEL BURKE,
i nnsM.I RA AhRrcKs,
5 P6ThK n {. NEAL, Philadelphia
R p 4 v hSSG nsalRrscE, Ph'sSurs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29
50, 222 ,22 6s
Mar 4 lSil
r.r..rsr DEPARTMENT, Registers Office, May !

Thus clearly showing, that not dollar Of public mo-
ney has been expended for which the President can De
Justly charged with extravaganza. The expenditures
denounced by the Opposition would have passed by
their votes alone They voted for ten millions in one
session than the Democrats and which the Demo,
Gratis defeated, and introduced propositions which would
have swelled the appropriation twenty millions beyond
the estimates-(See Globe, vol. ., No. - The duty
of the Executive is submit estimates only under ex-
isting laws If Congress exceed them, he is not to
blame Here is table which shows how far they have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29

Gibson of HAMPSHIRE that of Heroine L. Ope Of Jefferson
In the Tickets already issued, strike the r. fiom the
W. Taylor Of Rockbridac.
u Printed Copies Of the above Electoral Ticket
will be furnished to Committees, &C. at this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29

tend 10 90 TO the Court house the day before Unjust solicit IL
favor of enclose by the .xt mail 10 Wnn-yi
Van Buren, Electoral Tickets. have been close
each az The Administrations the Government
OPP ration and say with truth aud caaa1r there or
more cordially appsoee than tst present
am, dear sir. yours respectfully
GEORGE HDIFNlx,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29

Causes of Increase to which not one of the Oppose
ton have objected though challenged to do So and Tor
which they voted:
STATEMENT Of paynnts account OBJECTS tser er,rsSra
mary =" @AP''s' ~ S 1924
n,,,, Az, siey56s, $50 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29
VERMONT.

".HCNtTGH'
81 send you BY this day s mail copy OF a :
hvered in the House of Representatives a. y
sion of Congress By the Hon. William -.
from the Cd distric, in this State. You -.
the speech is devoted TO the subject Of 40.
concludes with high eulogium on Genei4!
&c, to which your particular attention Is M
sit may not be improper 10 inform you tn.
l.. Knapp, the Wing Secretary of State an'
the Voice Of Freedom, an Abolition paper {
this place, IS now printing in pamphlet an
three thousand copies for distribution PRIOR =
vember election BY order Of the State A0''-
ETY..
sis it possible for the South to longer doas
identity of Whigism and Aboli,ionism N ".
up. S. The Legislature have jus. re.fi.'.
Knapp Secretary of State, but without ~
nistration vote, which election was kept baeA :
late day, that il might not have time 70 reach
before the November elections, as the wing"
boast
Concerted Increment betresn the D"s'
.7boiit,onis.S.
estate CoNvESTIoS.-lna accordance W..
custom, the State Central Committee re4Ge'
members of the Legislature, and Their po.'.
from different parts Of the State, 10 fnees i, IA
ton at the Free Church in Montpelier, on
evening next, the 2lst inst, at 6 O'Clock, j" -
Of appointing State Committee for the sA
and take such measures as the occasion '@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29
Public DEB

Public debt S'roV-'
Trust funds :, 20, aes &c
lnoemhiies $50 u
S g,ainls o. S.a . ~, i va. ~ Ia 47,7l4 %
nee per eea' o an,n n In nbe,and road 100 90
Occasional donations in money oobjects in District
of Columbia ,a-= 10
Survey Of the coast ''''' -
Taking the
Duties refunded
Exploring Expedition
Materials collected gradual improvement 81 80
the navy Including Improvements YARDS 41a
Durable public buildings Of all kinds isoTWs % %
Bridges and orfcations 1%''''2 VI
Roads, canals, breakwaters, and Improvements IN
rivers nd texcept Cumberland road 800 ~
Aiming militia and forts la.,,sSo 80 -
All pensions, except Of invallds i,o';0'0 ~
Purchase Of titles to lands ''0h iH'''"S 4s 90
Removal of Indians and the
Such other payments as may have been made il"
property or injuries committed during any
iostities other miscellaneous items OF an 90 -
extraordinary temporary character 11O's" -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29

J. c. BUCHER,
OVID F. JOHNSON,
JAMES PEACOCK,
BENJAMIN PhRkE,
JOHN NJ. FORSTER, j
E. w. HUTTER,
MICHAEL BURKE,
JACOB BAAB,
HERMAN ALRICkS,J
PETER HAY, pr
JOSEPH &. NEAL,
DAVID LYNCH,
II. II. VAN AMRINGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29
Inn Buren, Electoral Ticket

Secretary Of the Cent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
ip0lsw1oN,r,o


"a corresPondenI sends us Sone severe slric-
lures upon practice, which se alleges many
young ladies have acquired, Of using. wba, in
deieFenee to them we shall call only idle words.
We may no, publish his remarks. An aneien,
laSgiver would not provide a punishmcn, eor
parrcide, rejecting, as he did, the possibility OF
the offence. We hope our correspondent has
been mistaken. We see no objection, however
10 publishing the lines which he sends us--wh;ch
whether original or selected, are beautiful -
Ffsdaieksbvsg .fr,nz
my God" the beauty on exclaimed.
With deep impaSsioncd tone
But not in humble prayer she named
The high and holy One
Twas rot uron the bended knee,
With soul appraised 10 heaven
Pleading with heartfelt agoay
That she might be forgiven.
Twas net in heavenly strains TO raise
To Tie great source Of good
Her daily Offering OF praise
Her song Of gratitude.
But. IN The gay and lhoushtless crowd,
And IN the festive hall,
MID scenes OF mirth and mockery proud,
She named The Lord Of all
She called upon that awful name
When laughter loudesi rang
Or when the dash o: triumph came
Or disappcin,meni's pahg!
The i1lrsi thing la; f.aiieEy knew,
The moSt uamcsniny Jest,
From those sweet lips profaneiy drew
Names OF the iloliesii
Ithought--how sweet thar voice would be,
Breathing fsis prayer 10 heaven
"My God, worship Only thee
o be any sins forgivenl'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

The Petersburg In,elligencer says that
Gen. Beverly Daniel. of N. c., who has
served as L. s. Marshal since Mr. Jef-
Persons admipisira,ion. and is ono Of the
most respectable. Citizens Of the State, has
been removed from office, beeause'in APP
pointing persons 10 take the census, he
did no, appoint all Van Buren, men, bu,
selected some Wings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
GENERAL INrELLIGENCE.
ELEcToRs.

AZ meeting ofihe wbis central com.
mittee on Saturday, John w. Murdapgh,
Esq. Of Norfolk county. was appointed
Wing Elec,or in room of Vim. ID. Hodges,
Esq deceased. and Norborne L. Sutton,
Esq. OF Caroline. in place Of John Tay-
lor. jr.. E.q who declines for personal
and private reasons. Committees, Wing
papers and Others, are requested TO notice
these changes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

Il BusAsl of Graia.-The last Lcgisla-
tHre of Indiana passed law pIeicribing
an Uniform mode OF asceriaining by weigh,
the quality of the different kinds of grain
tina, shalt pass for a standard bushel in
tia, State, as follows: wheat GO pounds
ayoiIdupois. rye 90. corn 5G. barley IS.
oats 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
BaRloyw00d IFehnale
SEMINARY.
HHVHE SUMMER SESSION Of ibis Ins.ltu.

ENYHE SUMNER SESSION of this Institu.
N sition will comoIencs on Thursday, 9Th
February, and close % the frat Wednesday IN
August. All the solid aud Ornamental branches,
usually pursued in Fomale SominaFies, are
taught here with coastant reference 10 ne tho
rough development Of the mind. and lie prepa.
ration for setiVe duties The great obiaeis Of
edueation are Kept e0niinuslly before the mind
sr tAs paPii, aa3 hes AtisatlOE ingite2 &c the
YatIoas bearings and applications Of her studies
20 the sSery day concerns OF life. This IL foaSJ
not oaly pleasing to the scholar, bot highly con
sonsi intsreat 10 the mote uDinteFesing portions
Of her eduosiion. special attention i given 10
the slemenis Of every branch taught, sndths an
dsT5ifssdiar " made 90 aid the memory IN The re-
collection OF fandamenta! prise iples This severe
diestpiino, thoash unpopular with all superficial
scholars, is found not only TO prevent the mis-
fortune Of merely having tho memOry SLED
with written rules, which The judgment never
comprehsEded. and ihsrefore unsbis 70 apply
b tie stAsFEonclrs Of lie, bUt also 70 pfsvoni
the consequent msfofiuns of difEdeBee aed
hasitaney, rsFultBg, toe generally, from
The easier memoriter syssem.
The boafders Of TIE estshlishment are mem
bsrs 0fthe Principally family. IN Which IL !. .ks
object 20 practice the parental restraints and
ene0uragsmsnis usual 10 woil ordered and reli.
gious homes. The patronage heretofore ez-
tsnded e. this Seminary, and hs inability 20 sc-
eomHodaie The number Of sppliesnts Zoe its
privileges, iuiueed ne pFoPfieiors 20 add tive
wings 10 tie Former buldHEs, and consequently
there are nov eight or ten Vassueies which
they are DESTROYS 80 have titled. The location
. healthy and retired, 10 moral snd agreeable
neighbour hOoi, and turroundsd b. bsautiful
mouuiain sceatfy. His six mites from Har-
PeTs-Fsrry o. Ne Frsderrk city rosd. SD only
lvo miles IRON the Baltimore sbd ohio Rail.
Road.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
II Z s s p 2 All E'S
SEMlNAt3Ys

NUrsS FRAME, grateful for the liberal
I'VE patronage bestowed on her, would re-
sPeetfaily inform The public that she has re.
moved TO the establishment lately occupied by
Mrs. Trawin- Her Efforts are directed toward
the formation Of the hishes, desrcc OF NOR al
aud intellectual character. The course OF in
strueiion embraces both the solid aud ornamental
branches, apd is OF such nature - To impair a
Thorough knowledge Of the studies pursued, and
induce taste for higher otiainmeuts.
sCy~furthsr information may be had ON sp-
p.icatioa. fo.a "a 500
Chsris.town, March 26. 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

Mr.. Naylor and SIR. c. Ingersoll, son
Of c, j Iogersoll. Of Philadelphia, have
had Correspondence, which ended in
challenge sen, 10y the latter to the for
mer-challenge not accepted, and the
bearer Of the challenge kicked out Of
doors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
CharIestovVIl YOuHnx Ladies',
S52N99zxs AsEs%a
N rs. TRAwi TN

IL sSs y 81 a. w = N
Nd EsPEcrfUILY announces to the citizens
HI OF charIe4ioER and its vicinity. that The
present Session Of the above Institution com
menced on McBIaF, rsbn3rJ l7Ih, and will
terminals on l7Jh July.
Pupils will be received at any period curing
the Sesiiop, but IL " ~ be oa tasuy accounts 10
their advantage. To enter as early in The Session
as possible.
No deduction viii be made for absence ex-
eePt la cases Of siskpeSs.
TRRMs...Per a<.-ioni
Tuition 10 all the English branches, comprising
critical knowledge Of the Engtish Language,
Writing, Mental aud Practical Aeithmeiic and
Book keeping. Geography, with the use Of q
pair Of the largest siEe Globes, and the Mathe.
mAlical projection Of Maps, &c; Natural Phi
losoPhy, Chemistry, Ths0Fetieal and Practical
Botany, Rhetorie, &c. SO 90
French Language, 500
Drawing nad Painting, 10 90
Musie, par auAeter, 10 90
Use Of the Piano, per session, 80
Fuel ano School Room expenses, so
Stationary, when supplied BY the Teacher, IS
Board and washing, IS 90
Ornamental Needle work viii be taught DUR
ing one afssrnson d each wcek--Bo extra
charge. teffFf
ArE- TRGWIE having removed 10 that eommO-
elql8 establishment opposite her former rsai-
dSnee. 10 prepared 70 receive . much larger
BumbeF Of boarders Strict aitsnttou win be
paid 10 tbs eaitixstion Of agreeable manners, as
well ~ 10 Che more importaat culture OF The
heart, and mental faculties.
AdaEispsl eeaPslsnt Teachers win BE- en-
gsgsd, II requisite.
CnasiestoWn, March 10, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

III takesme loliek ta5sss, a. lhs Van
kee soAoolmssisr sid shea be whipped
The girl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
IlilS. Nl3alRJc11'5
FEMALE SELECT SCHOOL,
OF G1arIrstomn, Va. ,

TNHE SECOND SESSION oethis Institution
n eonnsneed on honday, the 9ih Of March.
sDF~In eonnexoas with tho school, Mrs
Bsekwiih j. prepared to receive few more
BoARDERS,
ElSMAeEs Nss
For Board aud Taittsa, per Session. SIS
Forbeanding scholars, hall the bill in advance
DAY SCHOLARS:
For all the branches of an English edu-
cation, per Session, S1
For Young Pupils, ~
Music on the Piano aud Guitar, 90
Vocal Music, combined with either Of
the above mentioned INSTRUMENTS, o5
Use Of Piaao, FOR bosFders, q
Stationary, f-t $500 - IS
March -, 1870. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

lDRo E3o lbso sBN9GlA
WWTUL fsinme Dis ffsctiss N Balilmors.
w nud tLo pfiptie iasiraCiioh 20 papila N
Mcdis Joe 40 s8frsgy % the 80ih 81 March.
fIit private lnfrmarg on germ7n sifeat. viii
continue open for patients, Who vii have be
daily aftebdaaee.
Bshsaors. Fes co. ist0-7L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
49, - SgIR@IR@Rsg

WILL az aii tines gigetha higassi Prifes b.
n eaes loF likely younE ~ EnR0EE, 81 boih
E2Keai ifqm tun N t9aniy-hve Ysart AZ ase.-r
fegtans hatiaE likely tsryssla b dispose Of.
vi 90 wail % cell % ne az ny resfaacs %
ohafle1tosui pud aey eommaaicatioa iu writ
rs vii BE- FreaPilg aiisnast 10.
Nov. %. 1879 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

II IS said that Father Matthew expects
TO have 100000 members Of the Tenn.
Peranco Society, enrolled in Ireland, by
Easter.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-17
Trustccs Sale OF Rc;al Egtatc.

4 NDER and by virtue Of deed of trust execu.
~ ted to the undersigned, by William Finnell,
and Emily ]. Finnell, his wife, OIL the 18th day of
July 1886, TO secure TO Jere. Kingsbury, debt of
five hundred dollars. and interest thereon. The
undersigned trustee in said deed named under the
authority therein contained, and upon the require.
ment of said Kingsbury, will, on Saturdaythe 10Th
day of August 1910, proceed TO sell at public ycn-
due to the highest bidder. at the Court house door,
in the County Of Howard, for cash, the west half
of the northwest quarter of section eighteen, in
township fifty one, range fifteen in the County Of
Howard and State of Missouri, containing eighty
two fifty four one hundredtbs acres. %
BENJAMIN H. REEVES, ?
By his attorney, ROLAND HUcHEs.
August Sth, 1910. 2l--3t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-17
Na9F1,c

S hereby gwen, that the undersigned has OBJ
L tanned from the County Court of Howard county,
letters Of administration, with the will annexed,
upon the estate of Thomas Lamb, deceased, bear
ing date the fifth day Of August, 1910. that ali per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment. and that all persons having
claims against said estate are requested to exhibit
them properly authenticated, within one year from
the date Of said letters or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said estate and if said
claims are not presented within three years, they
will be forever barred
JAMES WALLACE, Admir-
August Goth, 1910. 2l-tf