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From tile Mayor.J
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. }

" City of Philadelphia.
adelpha, do hereby certify that am well acaJni,ted
with hessrs p inclis, John s. Fury, and Hugh Nc
Curdy, whose names signed tie ebove certlricate
and mat ey are gentlemen of character and respecta
biy and as such full credit should be given to The said
certificate.
In witness whereof, have hcTcunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the city to he affixed
IL. 81 his sixth day of December, &c.
n ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor
CaGIloN.-None can be genuine without splend
and ur. Comstock's the American agents name, sc
Sold BY ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Druggists
Corner of Hanover and Market streets
no IA a30
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Uy- SNAIM'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period OF twenty years. its increasing demand, and its
unparalleled success, has induced number of persons
from time to time, both at home and abroad to Initiate il
in various ways.
As long these limitations were confined to mixtures
bearing other names did consider il necessary TO
advert To them, but having evidence our posscssion
the gross deCeptiOns pracsed by unprnciped mem i'm
vending spurious syrup for the ''eenune SWAIN Pan
acea, we cannot too strongly caution the public to avoid
purchasing our medicines from any but most respect
able sources.
1t is difficult TO detect in many instances the actual
perpetrators of these mpOsitiOs, the spurious mix
lures are the more generally sent into the Interior and to
foreign countries.
Some time back, detected fraudulent imitation in
New-Y ork, closely resembling ew. but the bottles
we're labelled William Swain, instead of WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast a mould
prt cisely like our own, but ''Swan's Panacea New
York is Down i'll the glass; instead of EEwaiI9's Pana-
cea," Philadelphia.
we have received repeated advices from he West In
highlands that ouf empty bottles are purchased up
diah rates, for the purpose OF refing them with Spu
Ios mi xIire and of the thousands of bottles of Swain
Panacea annually sold III our principal cities, we
collect but very few of the empty bottles, they
made Use of in various ways to delraud the propcto
and To deceive the public
We have known instances of three bottles being made
out of one by mixing portion of Sarsaparilla Syrup
with tile genuine Swain's Paiiacea, thereby retaining
of Its virtues
In Philadelphia, lately, large order received be
a mercantile house for Swam's Panacea bottles mould
n exact limitation of made and the ordry
upped-and recent advccs from Brazils inform that
a vessel from Amsterdam had arrived Rio dc JanerO,
partly laden with bottles precisely like own. We
have in possession book printed in Germany, fac
smile of book of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances it will he that he
geNliiie Swam's Panacca counterieed and initiated
to considerable extent; and these limitations
only fraud upon us, hut will necessarily protract the
surTings of pva in those diseases where the gcnainc
medicine might have proved eflicacous, must rely
upon the public purchase the Swanl's Panacca only
authentic and respectable houses and dealers, who
fabfH gF
deIphIa. from accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No 46 Pine street,
New York.
,Signcd) WILLIAM SWAIN & SON.
Philadelphia, 29th April, 1910.
ROBERTS& ATKINSON,
Corner OF hanover and AIarketsteets,
n n % eodtf BaItimor
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ENRON Frederick TO Baltimore, Md, will leave the
u United States Hotel in frederick, lin horse
n Baltimore, for Frederick on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, ia O'Clock, a. NJ.
The above line of Stages will commence running
the day Of July. The fare by this line will only be
$3.50; and excellent dinner will be furnished on the
road S7a cents Passengers will be called for in each
city, with; II reasonable distance, free ofcharge.
ISAIAH MEALY, Proprietor.
N. B.-Tbe subscriber is prepared 10 furnish Car
riages and Vehicles, convey families private par
ties TO any CART of the country.
Fredenck, Md, jy 10 3w PA In.
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C.5RS FOR WKIGHTSTTLLE.

C-1fES FOH " RIGH1SIILLE.
THNIIE CARS of the Baltimore aud Susquehanna Rail
z Road Company have commenced running from
York 10 the Deep Cut, Wrghtsville within half
mile of the Columbia Bridge, and viii continue unit
further notice follows:
Leave York at O'Clock, A.
" i" r. NJ,
Returning leave Wngltsvillc at O'Clock, aud al
O'Clock, r. NJ.
Fare each way 80 cents.
d. C. II. BORDELY,
Isa % Superintendent Bait & Susq. Railroad.
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tn THVs,

III To L1LT.
A CONVENIENT TWO STORY BASE.
N MENT HOUSE on Lovely Lane. Mlisf
Also, small Story DWELLING, in the -.
adjoining court. For terms apply 10 Ti;;A
VIM w. MCCLELLAN. @l;is
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TRAYEII.51ets RNGIsTRae.
BRUNSWICK AND FLORIDA LINE.
THROUGH FROM BALTIMORE TO NEW OR
LEANS IN SIX AND HALF DAYS
e. eE;:Ik.r t.

'I7455SSSSlTEs-sb EsrrTl YfffI7F EF4-fSS=f3ss-ssS
H22Z@ &A-SsAzsS~=H- A--
TENHIS new aud superior Line isnow opening for use
q carrying the Great Florida Mail, formerly sent by
the Great Alligator RoWte.
SCHEDULE Beginning the 10th November, al
though several trips expected TO be % before that
lime
Leave CHARLESTON Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays at A A. Meonnecting always Veit the WILL
MINGTON BOATS
Arrive at TALLAHASSEE and .4P.7L-4CIICOL.9,
Thursdays, Saturdays and Mondays, and n MOBILE
Fridays, Sundays and Tuesdays at nisht-1hrough in
favorable weather 81 days to MOBILE amt days to
NEIV ORLE.9NS (ty Iaeeting the Mobile and New
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FOR 4NNAP0LTs. C4MBRIDGE

E-9STON & ST. hICH.fEL'S
Il egS~7s The Steam Boat MARYLAND leaves
Gxs7a; Baltimore ON the following days, for the
-szsts-.zk above places:
For Annapolis, Cambridge & Easton on EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY, ri O'Clock.
On EVERY SUNDAY, at O'Clock, for Annapolis
and return the same day.
And on EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock, for Annap
oils, 1t Michaels Wye landing, and return same dag
beautiful trip for ~ excursion; persons going for this
purpose, will lay only 81 80 passage; starting from til,
usual place, Dugtn's wharf
N. h. All baggage at the owners risk.
ma IS LEnhUEL G. TAYLOR.
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TEETH.
No Sharp, between German and Baltimoer
streets.
10 RESPECTFULLY sclicitsa call from those who
famed either partial OF complete sets OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH. Being in possession of every improve
mept in the construction of eases of Teeth, and
also extensively engaged in their manufacture.
Mr.. ". is now enabled TO make great rcduc-
tien the high charges usually exacted, and in a
style no ways inferior to the most favored OF
hls professional brethren. Aching teeth treated
so as rarely to require misunderstanding,
Filling, Extricating, &c. &c Decayed teetb
carefully and permanently plugged with pure
gold, and warranted to remain, sound to the la
test period of human existence
N. b: Artificial Teeth out OF repair, restor-
ed equal in beauty and durability to their former
state ap24 dom
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!
TRNHIS Medicine had been used for more than
n years before an effort was made 10 initiate it,
The great demand and its wonderful success have ndu
ecd great number of persons initiate it in various
wdysupwdrls of ftt different mixtures have been got
up IN Imitation of il, which is convincing prof of its
beng medicine of great Wholesome selling Sar-
sariia and other syrups imposing them the ignorant
for the Panacea, at reduced prices; others mixing the
genElne medicine with nOlasses, &C., making bottles
out of one; thus retaining Of its virtues; others
using the genuine Panacea their hotties TO perform
cures TO Obtain certificates to give their reputa-
ton, sc. Some have resorted TO perjury These
limitations and aduteratons have in many instances
protrctod the suffering of patients in diseases where
the genuine SwaiRIs Panace awOuld have proved in
stantly etfcaciOus therefore deem il duty owe the
public, to assure them that the composition OF my Pana
cea Is not kncwn, was il uncatcd to any
other person in any way whatever and that all other
mixtures represented 10 he mine, are fraudulent i'm
positions
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had Wholesale
and RETAIL at the propreto's prices, of
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agents for Baltimore, at the corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets.
03-WhO have also for sale SVAIAI'S VERMIFUGE
along with which will be given a pamphlet the sub
ject of worms.
30
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TRAVEf.LEFfs REGIS rER.


consequence of the change the hour of arrival
h the Eastern Mail, sndin compliance with the requi
Virginia Sleau-oa ConIpany'' hereby give notice that
and after THIS DAN, April The Sd, the Steamboats,
of this line, Consisting ofsthe ALABAMA, GEORGIA
and JEW ESS, will leave the lower end OF Spears
Wharf, alternately, EVERY DAY, at O'Clock, A M,
or soon as the Eastern mail arrives, for Norfolk and
the PortsnOut and Roanoke RAN road.
On arrival at Portsmouth, Cars will be in readiness to
convey passengers Wooden, n. C., om,wience ira
vellers will proceed immediately TO WILMINGTON, and
from thence by Steamboat to Charleston "a distance OF
600 miles from BatmOre) in about 80 hours or less
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and THOMAS
JEFFERSON leave Norfolk alternately, every TUES
| DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY for ,ldchmond
and Petersburg Passengers leaving Baltimore by this
line on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday are sure of II
conneXion.
For the North, one of.the above Boats wlleave Nor
folk DAILY, at O'Clock, p M. and touch ut FeTts-
mouth fer passengers by the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad who will have the.opton OF being placed next
morning board tie Philadelphia Steam Boat OF North
Point thereby arriving in Philadelphia several hours
earlier than .cy possibly do by any other route or
being brought up 10 the,cy, where they can realn
until half past 7. II and take the Railroad cars hGtl
This line has been in operation "a years, and mere
ncreT has been accident board the boats Involving
loss of life or injury TO limb. - .
General Agent of the Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Co., Baltic.
Freight for Portsmouth sill he laKded in Norfolk and
sent across the cost of the Consipce.
Passage through 10 Weldon, Sl3
Passage TO Norfolk, (Intas included,) So
Passage to Richmond, tmeas ncluded) SO
ap3 dn
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EssNAND \. 10 ppis. New ORR limitation brandy,
ne 'andng and for sale by
le2 JOHN P. ADAMS, BowIy's whf
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N kDICAL Adv ERT1sElME!NTs.
gkAAAAAkSNGE-
nn DOLLARS will be forfeited 10 any indi-
MAIAE vidua Nhe Wtl produce, 1, nrana ,ati,.n

loo DOLLARS wa be forfeited to any indi
n W. vidua vhe wdl produce a preparation
qH al 10 ER. LEfDliS HEDIC.4TED EXiR.aCT
OF S.4RS.4P>4RILL7 Ii is positively the strongest
preparation in existence. One bottle of il is equal TO six
pnts OF tue strongest syrup that be nlade and
erOus individuals prepare from 1t syrup which they nut
in bottles of different sizes and shapes, selling ii as eir
preparation when in reality it is tile preparation of Or
Leidy the syrup being made from his extract rctent
for which accompanies each bottle of Dr. Leidys .repa
ration, whereby It Il syrup is wanted it can be made
expense OF two dollars gallon without paying for il
at the rate Of 81 10 20 cts hottie or eight to ten dollars
gallon.
DR.. Lcidy's ErtrGet of Smsapd,iHa is unusually plea
SAINT to the taste, taken either by itsel! or in glass of
water 1t Is useless here to speak OF It's medical virtues,
as every man. woman and child whe can read knows OF
its efficacy its qualities having been and is daily being
published in all newspapers.
Ii is particularly adapted the spring and summer
sciSos being OF more purifying nature than any 9TH
er medicine ever diseovered. It's character and flea
cy is well known throughout tie United States, it being
N general use and preferred 70 a Others Throughput the
South and West; upwards of IL 900 bottles having been
sold during the past IL monies.
Numerous certificates from Physicians and others as
wen as full dircctians accompanying each bote.
Extract of a letter from DIR. j. b.. HaHlifl, Mobile.
Extract ola letter from Mr. James e. hulsord highly
respectable Merchant OF Baltimore.
"lIaving had frequent occasions TO employ prepnra
tiohs OF Sarsapara in my family during the past ten
years, last year tried yours and found bottle equal
II efficacy TO five of any other that ever used"
Extract of letter from Mr.. Suord OF Northampton.
'Yosr Extract OF Sarsaparia has performed wonders
with me, havicg restored perfect health, though
for six years afflicted have described YOU and dn
ring that time having tried almost every thing a. WI.
having received skilful medical attendance during Il
great portion of the time'
Numerous recommendations and extracts from various
communications could he added but fer the great
attending newspaper advertising
IL is prepared and sold Wholesale and retail at DR..
Ledy's Health Emporium, No. 19l North Second ST
below Vine street.
=. Browns Drug Store, corner 9TH and Chestnut st.
L. Ketts do. do ID an CallowbHI SIS
james Bonds do. do 10th and Locust sts
J. Longs a. Fairer's Drug Stores, Lancaster and
throughout the United States
Price 81 Bottle.
Sold by G. S. DUHURST,
Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratt $
Lower end of Centre Market Spae,
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FESIkE FIRST TRAIN with the U. s. Maui, will
= leave Pratt street Depot, every morning AT HAL
PA7T NINE O'CLOCK-the passengers will dine al
sfininston and reach Philadelphia about lafpast four
O'Clock, F. NJ in full for the afternoon Cars to New,
York.
RETURNING,
" III eave Philadelphia at O'Clock. A. NJ break
iaSt Oh sord the steamboat Susauehanna, and arrive in
lines going South.
me SECOND MAIL, or AFTERNOON TRAIN,
VIII ieaye Tue Pratt street Depot daily except Sundays)
at nALF PAST THREE O'Clock, P. NJ. for PIIadelphaZ
me passengers sup at Wilmington, and arrive in the city
apou. eleven O'Clock, p NJ, thus a1ording the Western
ane souhern passengers opportunity Of proceeding
10 New YORK by the early morning lines.
, RETURNING.
rms tain leaves Philadelphia az halfpast thsee o.
g5oek 7. m,-the passengers sup on board the team
oo Susqueanna, and arvein baltimore about eleven
o'clock, P. NJ.
Inc regulations heretofore adopted BY this Company
of tne comfortable accommodation of passengers ease
cu, ;aeuy OF travel, security of baggage, T., will be
ma 70 A. CRAWAORD, agent
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TRANSPORTATION OF MER CIf.4NDIZE
s5:s:zss5 ssszss1 MA ALI
-ss5asFs g-s-- srFss<ss -
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON & BALTIMORE
A 4

RAII. ROAD co.
FESHIS COMPANY will continue 10 transport
& merchandise and other Commodities TWICE A
WEEK To any Depot the road between BALTIMORE
AND WiLHIsGTON. Goods, sc. will be received at the
COispHIy's Warehouse, o. President and Fleet
from OclOck, A NJ. until O'Clock, p. NJ and reg
ulary forwarded every Tuesday and Friday directed
fgyIThe freight all Goods TO points where Tie
Company llaYe no authorised Agent, be paid be-
fore ;bey csa be sent.
ma y A. CRAWFORD Agent
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BALDNESS-A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,
Is the grandest ornament belonging TO the human flame,
How strangely the loss of it changes the cOunteuance,
and prematurcly brings the appearance of old agc'
which causes many TO recO at being uncovered, and
sometimes even shun society TO avoid the jests and
neers of their acquaintance the remainder ofthe lives
Is consequently spent IN retiremcnt-in short, even
the loss of property fills the generous thinking y0nih
with that heavy sinking gloom does the loss of his
hair 10 avert all these unpleasant circumstances
OLDRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair
from iing on on the first application, and few bottles
restores again. II likewise produces eyebrows aus
wbIskers; prevents the hair from turui gray, naked
uir beautifully. and frees from scur.. Numerous
hcates of the first responsibility support of the vir
tues OF Oldrdge's Bam are shown by the proprietors
&c Read the following:
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor OF PhiadcI-
phia, has certified may be seen below to the h.l
character OF the following gentlemen:
The undersigned dc hereby certify that have usct
the Balm of Columbia discovered by ]. Odridgp, ar
have found it hg y serviccable, not only praven-
We against the'tang off OF hair, but also certain
t0T;ltive.
WIN. THATCHER, Sen.
Methodist Minister in st. George charge,
No. sc North Fifth street.
JOHN r. INGLIS, 33l Arch ST.
JOHN D. THOMAS, VI. ID. 1873 Racest.
JOHN $. FUREY, l0l Spruce i.
HUGH McCURDY 243 South eth 81.
JOHN GARD, Jun, 1913 Arch st
| VIII certainly raise its virtues in the estimation o
the public when it is known that three of the above are
more than fifty years OF age, and the others not less than
thirty je5.
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NHOLA SsES.--50 hbds. Cuba for sale by
I'VE te25 JOHN P. ADAMS, Bowly's whG
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les Sold by G. S. DUHURST.
rs Corner of Dugans wharf and Pratt
he Lower end of Centre Market Spae,
= ma 2S balm ,r @
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-26
WAKING UP THE WRONG PASSENGER

The Legislature Of our state adjourned on Sat
urday last, sine die. Much TO the surprise Of
the Wing portion of that body, considerable
"by rolling took place before the locos effected
an adjournment. The sole cause Of this unex-
pected maneuvre was 10 break the charter Of
the State bank, but the attempt signalIy failed,
the bank was apprised Of their intention aud
Immediately called meeting Of the Board; Re-
solved 10 resume on the 7th, and ordered like
compliance on the part Of her Branches. The
fun Of it is, the Banks very justly refuses to pay
any more Auditors warrants, thus leaving the
members of the Legislature pennyless as far as
their dependence was upon her favors.
We understand several Of them have already
been begging at the door of the bank offering
apologies for their misconduct, but the Bank was
in exhorable. Hinoian.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-26

| Their Jest and youthful jollily, coupled with the
fact that each day they are TO grow more sweet
to sense-more lovely 10 the eye, rendered them
quite engaging.
What shall be said Of that set Of "fxed figures"
the Old Bachelors? We had many, many Of
them with us, and wherever eye could be placed
might be seen one ''risng on the wintry world OF
letters" and using every effort to "please, sur
prise, instruct, and astonish" some sweet auditor
that stood by his side. Many of them who had
not run too far the life Of bachelorship, presented
quite an "alamode" appearance, but here and
there might be seen one Of "lengthened term Of
service" and, as if envlous Of keeping up ''old
STYLE" dressed in rather ancient habit. To cast
your eye on such one, his look, GESTURE, in fact
his every appearance indicated that on looking
on some Of the gayer Of his tribe, and then on
himself, he felt,
"Twas thus, till luxury seduced the mind
Their countenances, think, most generally
indicated the extent Of their "varied aspira
tons. - Among them might be seen set who
had seemingly concluded to "quit the bliss Of
single blessedness, and carried face that clearly
bespoke, that
g. could we one dear being find,
And were her fate 10 ours joined
By Hymen's slken tie,
their Joy would have been made up, and without
it, the last link in their chain Of happiness was
forever broken.
Another set, quite in contrast, might be seen
expressing
''No memory to wiring our brow,
No hopelessness at heart;"-
while third class were in all the ecstacy that
life is heir to. They had reached their acme Of
delight, and seemed to place reliance on the
"kindly words Of trust in days gone by, each
countenance expressing
"My heart is with its early dream"
The fourth and last, though small in number,
were rendered rather potent mark, from their Pc
culiarity Of situation. Their story seemed to be
"-the first fresh love
Dies never wholly--it lives on thro' pain"
And disappointment.
| As all true lovers admit there is can affection
which no stain of earth can darken," car
but delight in reciprocating the feelings and sym
pathies of such as hold on 10 their FIRST Irest
love-" and hope ere long, ga chain OF kindred
taste may fasten mind to mind"
As a desire to quit the dance gradually un
yelled ITSELF a number Of ladies formed them
selves into kind Of "breast.work,' and chantet
in most beautiful strains Tippecanoe song, t
the tune OF 80, It's my delight" &c. Will
singing was progressing, the impuIsve common
dation OF many bachelor night be heard, unit
: at length, the word being given, the compan
left the room to the music Of national air, leav
ing some with hopes and fears in equal balanc
aid"-some so dsinclined to quit the sport, tha
the sadness OF past and coming years seemed col
=, centrated in the despair Of the moment but ii
general feeling seemed to be,
zone hour Of such bliss is a life ere it close:
+ IT'S one drop Of fragrance from thousands {
al roses" \
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cinga preamble and resolutions directly accusing
large majority of his counrymen Of the basest dis
honesty in receiving brides 10 vote for Gen HARRl
SON. Mr.. Benton, Of course, drafted the resou-
tons and through his factotun, Mr. Speaker Price,
Col. Benton has the effrontery- bare-aced i'm
pudence to accuse the honest and independent vo-
tiers of the United States of receiving bri5es--o
high state of things indeed when the free and incor
ruptble electors Of this Republic, and such men as
Clay, Webster, Tamadge Leigh, Preston and q
host of others, men who would suffer contamina.
ton even by being compared with such creature
as Benton, are nrraigned for dishonesty, by man
whose whole life is but tissue of fraud and william
les, practised upon weak, frendless individuals and
his Jackall Price whose business it is to BARK when
his master sets him on-but the retributIon of an
injured people is at hand, the day is dawning when
even Benton himself will cease to exist politically,
and will descend into that obscurtty to which his
deeds should long since have consigned him. What
then Il ask for infermation) is to become of that
scum of politicians who have been occupying the
high places in the Councils Of the State--they ex-
ist but in the shadow Of his greatness and des
tined like him to sink 10 their proper level, which
would be hard to find without digging for it.
TOBY BELCH.
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ST. TIE OF .uiSS0URI3 CO

IN nc County Court-No1ember Tenn, 1910.
y UW, at this day comes here into Court, viii.
I ian Robertson, administrator of the estate nf
John Hutchison, deceased, and presents his petition
accompanied by the lists and Inventories, SC. a,
required by law, setting forth that the personal ss.
tate of said deceased is insufficient for the payment
OF his debts, and praying tho court to order the
sale Of the whole, so much Of the real estate as
viii be sufficient Tor the payment of the debts -
L sthere>re ordered that all persons interested in
said estGte be notified that the application aforesaid
has been made, and that unless the contrary be
shown on OF before the irst day OF the next Term.
order will be made for the sale Of the whole. or
30 much Of said real estate, as viii be sufficient for
he syEncnt of the debts aforesaid, and thar ,ha
administrator publish copy of this order IA sons
newspaper in this State. for six weeks before ~
first day of the next term of this Court.
Test. Il. WILSON. Crk,
| pss. IL. I540.-Se-eR