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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-12

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An attempt to murder a Wife
man named ThoKa I'a ylor has just been
tried for assault and battery. with intent se
KIN his wife, Mary. Tire principle witness e.
the complainant. whose testimony amounted
10 mere apology for the prisoners conduct.-
She stated that she had been hurried to him for
% ycats, and thai she had had By him 4 chi.
ersn, and that during that period he had never
ll-treated her. until the occas:on of the assault
complained q. hen he struck her in the face.
and attempted 70 cut her throat u it'll ca rying
knlte. a brsiher,'f the comp inant, however
testified. thstsihe partie had oltentimes be-.
sare gu srrelsd. and that he had. often expires
sed his Jealousy Of her. This statement was
asto eorroborated by Their witnessss and the
jury found the prisoner guilty.
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8ALTIMOIEE REAL EsIAItAGt4NCY
49, SOUTH STREE

-. FOR S.4LE.-A very neat and spacious sto
Am ry DWELLING, twenty five feet front: with ex-
ensive back building and breakfast room, built "A
he hest manner on deep Lot, hydrant in the yard; the
touse is nearly new, and in complete order
han he had Immediately. fnot sold by the first OF July
il ,I then be for rent II situate i'll Saratoga estret
north side near Chapel alley -
.aLSO-A coiatortable and spacious two story
[Ss Dwell LING, pleasantly situated on lot front
ING forty-seven feet George and l9eet on Fine
.4LSO-A desirable new two story Dwell
fTii ING twenty FIVE feet front with attic story and
4s. xteugiye back building, stable and cTrnage house
hydrant in the yardstuatc in Eu2w street, oonVenieh
TO the Lexington Market.
- 3LSO-Two large and convenient stO- ~
finn nv DWELLINGS, on fine deep Lots; stu tI.sss
4lslAA, in Lexington ST. between Charles andS==s
St. Pzul's sts.
- ALSO-A conyenient and well arranged three
Ti7sf story DWELLING, situate in Lombard, between
AIg Hanover and Sharp streets, now in complete re-
9LSO-A substantial and modern built three
MiTsf story DWELL. ING, with extensive back build
Esling and drawing room, situate IN Franklin, near
-. FOR RENT-A spacious and convenient
finn WAREHOUSE, the north side Of Market, be-
Ilsls2stwern Sharp and Hanover SITS.
- .4LSO-The Dwelling part of large and con-
GTSsl yenient HOUSE, 256 Market erect, below How
kas1 ard well calculated for genteel boarding House;
the situation being very desirable one TO reside at herc
i very little doubt but that sufficient nEnber OF gen
teel boardeTs could De hau III Tue H'i5Dih"O" ~ '
der it profitable. -,
FOR S.4LE-Several very desirable r FARMS, with
nood improvements and in fair STATE OF cultiTauon-
within to D miles of Baf ore-Inost OF them In the
immediate neighborlIood of limestone.
4LSO-A FARM of 300 Acres OF rich Land, IN
most desirable healthy ncghb0rhood abounding IN
'i'i IL % AMY 10 FOWLER 81 TYSON.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

HERs. JENNINGS, from London,) respectfully
WI informs the citizens OF Baltimore. that she Is CIV
inc lessons on a new and beautiful system Of painting,
Introduced by herself into this country.
Mrs j. is the only person in this City who has tle al
vantaae of having been taught by the inventor, Dir.
kingston; in addition to this hers not the experience
and practice of day, but of years.
Among the advantages of this system are the facility
with which it may be acquired by those who have no
nrevious knowledge of Drawing and Painting, and the
raplity with which picture can be executed Ihal
knowledge of sufficient enable any attentive person
10 sketch correctly from Nature and 10 60 on TO any de-
kree of perfection, may be communicated IN Few Les
sons OF an hour each without any mechanical and na-
sOever Painting by this system instead OF being aoo
os task is an agreeable RECREATION and often deVeioes
taste and talent known TO be possessed IL unites
the transparency of orpaintng with the eect
and durability of OIL yet avoids the tedou'ness OF the
one and the oensivene5s OF the other Mrs likewise
teaches beautiful method OF Drawing and painting
Birds Flowers and Fruit from Nature. Also to make
WAY Flowers and 10 prepare the Sheet Wax.
Ladies and Gentlemen invited 10 call and examine
spccmens ofthe work at her house, No. 80 FAY Ell Il
TEET three doors above North, between the Post VI
ice and City Hotel
ie 10 du
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u Abstract OF General knowledge, illustrated with
several hundred engravings Edited by b. j. Lossin:
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per No.
Commencement of volume-Jnne, 1870 Sub
scriptons received by w. N. HARRISON,
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To those who are acquainted with the MagaAna IT Is
unnecessary speak OF its es and merits; TO those
who are not we will make brief statement OF botll-
The original design of this work was 1 noble one, and
worthy of all praise. IL was intended as vemele Tor
conveying solid information to that class OF citizens
whose denied them the privilege OF drink
ing abundantly the fountain of useful Knowledge, AMI
il has been the aim OF the res publisher to
carry fully the designs of its orgnat'rs Its price,
compared TO the amount of its reading matter ana the
number and quality offs engravngs, is exceedingly lows
and we think we hazard nothing saying that it is by
far, the cheapest periodical published III America
Natural History Biography Travels, History, Science
Useful Arts, Agriculture and Rural Economy, Sketches
of American Scenery, Political Economy, Essays, Poe
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tone of morals in the conduct of the magazine, and TO
blend useful information with correct moral insuctish
order that il may, every respcct DC uSclui anu
agreeable teacher in the domestic circle.
In the current volume we have published IN eonsecu-
tive order, biographical sketches ct many eminent ar
fists with engrayings from some OF tcr pest prouue
lions We shall continue these sketches III the form
coming volume, and in the course OF the year VIII pre-
sent our readers with engrayngs OF the celebrated Gar
toons of Raffaee, and the series OF Prophets so MI i
fcently portrayed by Michael Angelo IN me Sisune
Chapel
The terms of the Family Magazine will be the same
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.gainst lis passage was not Enade at an earlier

against its passage was not made at an earlier
day
That the merchants of the Atlantic cities are
not only factors for the whole Union, but also
agents to collect for the government a large pro-
portion of the duties levied upon foreign lmpor
tations; and in both these respects they would
be most seriously injured by the passage oil a
voluntary bankrupt law.
That a general system of bankruptcy, to be
uniform and equitable in its operation, should
embrace the following principles, namely:
First, compulsory bankruptcy, in order that
the creditors may prevent the debtor from maxi
ing wasteful or fraudulent.use OF his property
after he shall have become insolvent.
Second that no debtor should be discharged
from his obligations without the consent OF
majority of his creditors in interest, but not IN
number, as this would give the smallest cred
itor a power equal to that of the largest; and to
this end, ample time should be allowed to insure
a notice to the creditors of the intention on the
part of the debtor to avail himself of the provi-
sons of the law.
Third, that any debtor, who, since the list of
January, 1910, or in contemplation OF the pas
sage of a bankrupt law, shall have made an as
signment, giving preference to any portion OF
his creditors, shall not be discharged without
the consent of majority in interest oil those
creditors who are not preferred.
Fourth, that no such act shall take effect until
after a general revival of business throughout
the country; in order that an extraordinary de-
preston in the value of property shall not, form
an inducement to surrender it for the purpose of
securing the benefit of the bankrupt law For
these among other reasons, your memoriallsts
respectfully but earnestly, demonstrate against
the enactment of bankrupt law, founded upon
the principles contained in the bill which has
recently pa ssed the Senate of the United States
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HDY PATENTS FOR INVENTION AND
u IMPROVEMENT, and by the appreciation of the
ROYAL Academy Of Medicine of Paris-Gelane CapsIl-
les OF pure Basam Copava, BY X. Folger. The Copeva
BaIsam is Of ali medicines employed IN combating the
chronca and acute gOnOrhGal Affections, also the ben
nerha called whites, the only the specific OF which
has been doubted, and which physicians have
in consequence given the preference; but Its naiseou
and smell are tho Of its being rejected ny
patients.
| therefore offer mode of administering il in such
state that It cannot occasion the slightest Tepgnance,
and this without submitting TO any ateratioh NY
method consists IN InclOsing il in the gelae capsules
incoses the precious medicine III such manner as 10
disguise it entirely 10 the taste and smell, ana II goes III
to the digestive organs without any other nixtuie taii
that OF the gelatin with which is enveloped, and which
is soon completely dissolved in the stomach BY this
means the treatment of the gonnOrrlGa being effected
without disgust, and consequently without interruption
will become more prompt and more sure thus prevent
ing the possibility of a relapse.
The certificates in my possession are so numerous
that il would require tOOmuch TO publish them ALL
II needs only to say geatine capsules unanimous
Iy approved by tho schsel Of medicine among whom we
found the names of
The Baron Albert, first ply stefan TO the King, sc.
Isfranc, surgeon major the hospital ofle Pree, sc.
MaiOrn, Knight of the Legion of Honor, proiessorin
the medicine of Paris and Surgeon to the King, &C.
Sold by G. l.. DUHURST,
Corner of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf,
iv4 lower corner Market Space.
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CO0TMERCTAL RECORD.

Pearl Ashes have been sold S5,37t, decline Of l2
cents 100 lbs The supplies of coal continues aDund-
ant Brazil Coffee has risen little German QulIne
has sold at So on. There has been arrivals Of Log
wood The market is bare of Dry Goldfish. Aiackeral
sell well at 81 49, % and 49, 97a4; Snad arrivefTeely
Nothing new in Raisns.
No change this week in Molasses; in Naval Stores
there is very little movement; there have been sales Of
Whale Oil for expectation at 3Oa30sc gall Linseed y get
ting BETTER sales at 64a65c cash, and 66a67c and mo-
A parcel of crude Sperm brought 94c mo.
Flour is rather better still to-day. Ohio round hoops
"a 6Oa4.62; Genesee $3.50, sales. Georgetown and
Howard street in lots IS.
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6z- sVVAINI's PATACEA-CAUTIoR.-
reat celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period OF twenty years, us increasing demand, ana It's
unparalleled success, has induced number of persons
from time 70 ms, both at home and abroad 70 initiate
| in various ways.
AS long rs these limitations were confined 10 mixtures
bearing OTHER names we did not consider necessary 10
advert to them, but having evidence in possession
gross deceptions practsed by unprncipled men, IN
vending spurious syrup for tie ''gel une swaim's Par
acea too strongly caution the public avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the most respecti
able sources.
1t is difficult to detect many instances, the
perpetrators of these impositons, ~ me spurious mix
are the more generally sent into the INTERIOR ami
foreign countries.
Some time back we detected fraudulent imitation IN
NewYOTk closely resembling our OWE, hut lhs bottles
were labelled William swain, instead OF WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast mould
precisely like our own, but ''Swan's Panacea" New
fofk u blown N the glass, instead OF 'SwiAs faifa-
cea,' PhitGdt lphin.
Wehave received repeated advices from the West In
da islands that ouf empty bottles purchased up az
high rates, for the purpose of relling them with spu-
snXture and OF the thousands OF bottles of Swans
ranaeea annually sold ii principal Cities
collect but vcry few of the empty bottles they
made of in various ways 10 deflaud the proprietor
and to deceive the public.
Of one, by mixing portion of Sarsaparlla Syrup
with The genuine SWANS PaIlacea, lheeDy retaining
of its virtues.
In Philadelphia lately, a large order received be
mercantile house for Swam's Panaeea bottles; mould
exact imitation OF our own was nade and the ordrY
upped-and recent advices from BTazils inform us tdt
a Amsterdam mad arrived 2t hl) &c
partly laden with bottles precisely like our own. We
also in possession book printed i'll Germany, fac
simile of our own book of cases and certificates
From all these circumstances it viii be seen that the
gesuine Swains Panacea cOanterieed and initiated
considerable extent; and as these limitations are not
only fraud upon us, but will necessarily protract the
suerngs of nvalids in those diseases Where the genuine
medicine might have proved eicacIous, we must rely
mon the public TO purchase the Swan's Panacea only
fro ~ Authentic aud respectable houses and dealers vino
obtain their supplies either from laboratory IN Pa
deloIa or from our accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No 46 Pine street,
kew-York.
tSirncdA WILLIAM SWAIN x SON.
Philadelphia, 18th April 1910.
ROBERTS& ATKI RSON,
Corner of hanover and AIarketsteets,
ma % eOdf Baltimore
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GRUMPY & co.
CHANCERY SALE.

I'm PURSUANCE of decree of Baltimore County
II Court, sitting in Equity, the undersigned Trustee
will sell by auction MONDAY, the 9th of July next
at Hardwood, the Farms of Messrs. Hitch, (sale 70
commence AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
All the personal property morgaged by William and
Joshua Hitch TO the Executors Of TIE late Robert Oliver
deceased consisting in part of Horses, Mules, Oxen,
Cows Sheep, Carts PIoligs and other farming utensils
several negroes not to 20 OF the State, fine hay
pressing machine, household and kitchen furniture, and
other articles too tedious to mention Terms at sale
JOHN GLENN, Trustee
10 % cots CRUNDY :. co. Aucts.
FURTHER POSTPONEmEST.-T
"a sale al HARDWOOD, heretofore advertised 10 be made
on the 6th july is postponed until further notice.
mo GRUMPY * co. AHcts.
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ELon, the Hnrrisbnrs Eeporter.

SuMHERY OF THE CENSUS Of Harrisburg for 1871
we have taken some trouble to eondense and prepare
the following, from the tables of the assistant marshal
The sum employed in manufacturers, IS nearly as we
can come at il, is about 81 10000.
Employment of heads Of Filmilies-Mning l; Farmers
Id; Commerce 90; Inland navigation 80; Professional So
Trades go.
Blind ,; Insane l. all upwards Of 90
Schools-Academies b Scholars lis; Free schools le
Scholars $50; Persons who cannot read ana write over
20 years of age, 10! ,oo
Pensioners Il Persons between 90 and 100 /; age 100
and over !. a-o. =,
consumed. .o,
Grain-Wheat raised 4,67l other grains g. 1873 BUSH
els Potatoes, sc. 1900 bushels.
SiH-236 pounds silk cocoons
CraTdening -Sl 900 nvested-salns 81 600.
Co,nmerce-Merclandize capital S;s22,sl Lumber
ale 800; persons employed IS; butchering Sl4,lO0.
MISUNDERSTANDING value $1,000; Bricks value
Sl4 500: persons employed 50 Pottery value 81 800
Printing and binding investment S735DO; persons EN-
pioyed II3; number of newspapers IL; Ropes value
$1,000 persons employed II; Coach manufactures, value
$O,62O; Furniture value Sll 200; persons employed q;
Houses construction $685. 40; capital in other manufnc
lures $40 AGO. Hats value S7,l50; Tanseries and Sad
dleries investments 1874 600 persons employed ls value
$50 0o0 Soap pounds 20 600; Candles pounds 6O,OOO
Liquors 3550UO gallons, principally beer and ale
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WATEfsB'S PATENT BURNERS AMI

KAT EfsB'S PATENT BURNERS AND
Wv CANPHINE OIL 10 be had only of
PALMER s. co. No. io6 Baltimore street, or their au-
thorsed agent, JOSHUA ATKINSON, No. % Market
street. Fell's Pont-ahough the demand for The above
articles has been unprecedented they are nevertheless
prepared with good assortment 10 wholesale or retail
The fact of its being the best and most economical light
now in use, needs comment of ours, as we would
rather refer the hundreds who are now using them in
this city. We would briefly state that Webb's Patent
burners and Patent Camphine Oil are not liable that
offensive smell e1posion several kinds of Spi-
rit Lamps now offered by other persons to the
public of this city.
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Gf7-FOURTH W.4RD--TJPPEC.4NOE CLUE
No. 4-There will be a meeting Of the Fourth Ward
.Tippecanoe CLUB THIS (rues,lay) EVENING,
tile 18th inst Il O'Clock, at the Room OF the Academy
Ensor street, adjoining the independent Engine House
Puncua attendance is requested, as business OF impor
lance will be submitted. BY order,
iy7 JOSEPH e. BOYD, Recording sec'y
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D5-EIGLTH YARD TTPPEC.4NoE CLUB
The regular meeting will take place at he usual honr
at Gid Browns This Evening, 7tl inst friend OF tie
cause will address the meeting, 10 which full attend
ance il desirable. A. l.. MOORE,
iv7 President.
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{az-TIE WING STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE will meet their room This .4jternoon July 9TH,
al 5 o'clUsk.
jy7 N. f. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
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DIED.

AT Easlon (Nd) on the I'd inst Mrs. Charlotte H. All
Krim, OF Newark New Jersey, aged % years.
AT Staten Island, New York. on the ID inst Salvador
.Plise, of Panama, New Grenada, aged ~ years
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RAIII.TORE COUNTY,.

PUBLIC 2IEE1TNG-A public meeting will be held
at b. w. Payne's, Towson town, miles from Baltl-
more on the York road, on SATURDAY 18th inst, at
O'clock p NJ 10 which the voters OF the county are In
vited discussion of the relative merits OF the two
candidates for the Presidency OF the United States VIII
be hadr
in
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.

IHTEIIS establishment, 40 miles from Alexandra, d.
u c., and 81 from Fredericksburg is again open for
the reception of company, and will be conducted with
more energy than ever Every thing within our reach
will be done to make the guests comfortable than
heretofore at tue bar well in the Dining and Bed
Rooms. The Bathing establishment will be complete
supplying bathers with hot and cold free stone and sui
phr water at pleasure. The lovers OF music will md
the band unsurpassed.
IL may be due to the public, well ourselves, TO
saw the virtues of tbs waters have been striking; eK-
empied in several other of dropsy tins spring; so
much so as TO have confirmed in the minds of many,
the opinion that an almost niabe remedy for that at
Aicting disease is hers afforded.
The better to accommodate the public, arrangement
have been made keeping the establishment open the
whole year The charge for board, from the 18th of DC
tober 10 the LIST of june will be barely sufficient 10 CO.
yer the additional EXPENSE s. per week; and during The
month of June and from the 18th September to the loth
October 81 per week; from LIST July 10 18th September
$40 per week; S35 per month; $50 for two months ana
for the season, commencing 18th June and ending LIST
October $780, being less than 70 cents per day to those
who stay the whole season. Board per day s.. Meals
and lodging 50 EACH Children under twelve years
of age and coored servants, half price; white servants
-fourths price. Horses IS cents per day.
Trweekly stages will run from Alexandra and Fred
ercksburg; after lst July they will run daily.
The subscriber, superintendent, with the approval
of the President of the company, (mr. Jones Green)
has engaged the services of such assistants entiile
him to hope that general satisfaction will be given.
IL 4-2aw6s DANIEL WARD.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
OR WILL BE TRADED FOR ONLIBERAL TER.eszS
gnn ACRES OF LAND, handsomely ,,,;, re =
EOSp ted, and suited TO industrious ialiay ,,s
moving West, being short distance from zanessls,s,
Ohio, the direct road from Cambridge 20 NV .i ~.
adjoining property is improved Forty acraS ~ ' ,r %
80 the south side level ana exces', con.
- the plough, the balance IS ~ irr SIZE isiere
sisting of chesnut oak and poplar o. u eieved args
are two springs Of fine water and II Is penes'' !"
supply of Coal, on this properly
ALSO FOR s.aLE-A VALUABLE f "a adsa es.
tanning $50 ACRES which if desired may pc siass IN
geousy divided into three convenient f''
Fayetle County, Indiana. ,,-tpp = TYSON
Baltimore Real Estate Agency As n..s
je27 l's -.
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A NEW six Hore Wagon, broad tread, and made
IN of the best Materials, ut private sale. Persons
wishing or buy the will please call upon MI
William Miller at the Three Tun Tavern, corner of Pa
ca and Pratt streets, who will satisfy all such PERSONS
And if not sold private sale before Wednesday, the
lst day of Jly next O'Clock, p. NJ, it will positive
ly be sold by public auction TO the highest bidder TOR
cash, at the above named place.
PEREGRINE T. WILSON, Constable.
lie 10 eodtlJ*
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nIARRlGD,

On the Cd inst. by the Rev. Mr. Kearney, Thomas J..
Pitt no Miss Frances 4 Golibart both of this city.
On the ID inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Scheib John Schuek
to Miss Charlotte Gade, both Of this city.
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wANTED.-Wantedn ya
- Young man (wiose time with his present empower
will expire in few days. employment IN store as
rai assistant He would his best exerons io
he interest nf Ills employer His Object IS to procals
| permancnt situation. Reference can be gwen: na
| dress D. at this offce Je
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pre.rr papER HANGINGs.

RICH PAPER HANGINGs.
EOSEPH CROOK & GOTT, UPHoLsTERERs, AND
% PApER HANGERS No. 7sl Baltimore street, between
North and Holiday streets--haye in store =
Rich Paris PAPER HANGlNGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Pnnts
I,amask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton NIATTlNGS-4,5 and 6 4
Venetian Blinds. Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MAILS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch
We very respectfully solicit our friends and me pubic
in general to give us a call JOSEPH CROOK,
amos : THOMAS ]. GOTT.
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ThyHE INTEREST," OF ALL.--A person wish
u ing purchase Beds Boosters, Pillows, mattresses,
Cots, Comforts, &c., will find it greatly TO their interest
of Lombard and Light streets where they will find the
most extensive assorlmenti in the Union, which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. jy 1-du
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NOVfCE.

NOTICE.
The creditors of Philip Littg, deceased, hereby
notified to file their claims against his Estate, with the
vouchers thereof, in the Chancery Office, within
months from the Doth July, 1870
JOHN GLENN,
J. MASON CAMPBELL,
lie 30 Siawts Trustees