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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-03
bronchitis. EfrO.scsaifis.
BEWARE OF THAT DREAD DESTROYER,
Cr-IIIit BRONCiIIIYS:GD

IitH spares neither the Young. the Good,
Beantui- but IS annually hnuyIn2 thousands upon
thph7a5a- TO premature grave under uu-acr
Consumption Ihe usual symptoms Of this disease re,
toagh Soreness Of the Lungs Throat, Dim
Guilty Of breathing, Asthma. Hectic Fever Splitting up
fhIegn or Matter. and sometimes Blood. IT
nation Of the fine skin which oil small
WIND tubes Or ar vessels running through of
lungs The sreat and edectaa Xnedy for .is alarming
wdespreadIng disease Nv ] tnvFFrss BALM OF
LIFE Tbs and Invaluable Medicine il universally
pronounced, by the multtude- who
rs healing be the admirable
remedy ~ the world for the of Broits Co,ghg,
seccre Cults. Cro,p, .3str. Hhooping Cough and ali
diseases Of the Lungs and Utndpe, which, neglected, soon
lead TO REAL Consumption.
The BALM LIFE stands entirely aloof
e11ck NotTttas of the day. having invariably
condolences of Htyseias, Ciergye, and Inc Intelligent
an ct1sset, wherever has been introduced PhiIanro
pts. and ali who truly sypathe with human suffering,
where appearance 10Y;
LOOK upon tie BALM LIFE those great andua
common bIsstgs which kind Providence
slows man, but which, like angels visits
far betweer.
fC-Circulars. containing testimonials Of
highest respectabi,y, be had gfatuitous of all
Agents.
CovskT's BALM LrE tone Dollar per Bottie.) i. for
sale IN Kietnoy.d, by
IRWIN REED * BROTHER
june 9TH. l5fl. 22S5
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Copper, Brass, Shcct-irOm and
Tin-Warc Mandatory

ME subscriber takes this thod informing the
L zens Of Richmond. and the public generally that he
has commenced the above business Richmond, where he
intends keeping constantly hand general
OF copper. Brass, Sheet-on Tin
uers. Dye, and l1atter Kettles
made to order at the shortest and good
Ike MANNER all kinds OF Copper wash, and ke
ties kept constantly hand: also,
tu-ware which viii be sold wholesale
good tie bought All
pairing done the shortest The hghcs, once
will be paid FOR old coPper brass aud pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond, May lG. 10. I9-tf
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Price ea' Hsscad Reduced.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NlE Subscriber IL DESTROYS Of selling private SALE
Z any OF the properly hereinafter described, wit:
The House and lot. At the Main and Front
streets, occupied bv john W iltianls5n a store.
\ hniins lot, th Old hea-r it, on Main street,
adjoining the above named lot tho adjoining
the tnsee s'"ly brick lateiy up by Job B1rton.
\ building lot, also Nam adjoining tho proper
" al Armstrong Grimes the running back about
80 feet alley, aud having advantage foot
alley extending from the front along is whole length
j the : mentioned alley.
The property where he resides consisting n good, well
ing IL ~ by b feet with four the floor,
brick. good aud stable aud other buildings
OF good quality. EXcriept water; roomy, dry an
cellar; about and half of ground,
kinds The situation Is surpassed place.
for peasantness IL Is well calculated private
denee, and yet par city,
and would be good situation for boarding This
property the undersigned improved expressly his per-
residence. nod believes II viii inspection
Also, Farm - acres, ahoIt miles from,
the Cry, directly the trrcnve road: originally owned
and improved Frederick Hoover owned by
sd Holloway Tine situation unusually fine:
several strong and failing SPRING.: excellent orch
ard, consisting of near 300 embracing good
o fruit
The Of sale of of the al property,
will be fair and liberal price and time Those dis.
posed 70 purchase such property, respectfully invited u
cali and examine Tor themsevcs
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, oh, DO. 22nd, ISL. 20-tf
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Information Wanted.

ME undersigned. administrators the VIM
Neal, deceased, late OF Wayne e o.indana, re
10 the residence and address Of the
rel ayes Of said deceased they unable ascertain
thft there any said this lie
ca me 10 the Western twenty thirty
it il believed Georgia. but there from
thr State Of Maryland Any information respecting his
fro ads, will be thankfully received and his relations Will
an their advantage write nmediatelg after learn
ieg This. LERlNIs hINos
JOSEPH RICH.
p irhn,o,d Nav % ran 20,f
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(Water.PpOOf)
W. fl ~ Ne. W % u 8 e.,
AND
Commission Business +.

EEvHE Subsciber is much gratifed that he
H- is once more able to offer his services to
his friends and old customers, and the public
generally in the Wurc-House and Commission
Business lie hatters himself that the eligible
location ofhis Ware House, and its comparative
immunity from the risk of fire and 1oud, will
procure him liberal patronage.
He has rebuilt The Warehouse formerly
knownas adams s. Walker's, and is filling up
noe wing of it above the highest water-mark Of
the late lrcshet. or the purpose Of storing there
IN the Cotton Of Planters and Country Merchants
This site is at least two feet higher than any
other warehouse in town; and the division
that has been elevated will store from 1900 of
20n0 bles.
lie will sell Cotton, and attend 10 sucII bnsi-
ness as is usually transacted by Commission
Merchants, at us low rate as others engaged
in the same calling.
In again offering his services to his friends
and the public, tie subscriber cannot refrain
from acknowledging the liberal patronage he
once received from Them; and hopes by his at.
tenton to business that it will be renewed, and
it will be thankfully received.
GOLLOTHUN WALKER.
Hamburg, August s, ls40 If %
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Farewell green earth, wild flowers, bright
From the Saturdau Courier.

AMYsTERr-No MYsTERY.-Aflcr our
young lady friends have read the follow
ing rhymes through, making two columns
Of Them. they will give turn to The affair,
no doubt more congenial to their feelings,
by reading them as one column, directly
across the space:
/ always did intend, To take TO me Il
male,
Single my life to Would grieve me to
spend, relate,
me, chain,
To live from all 1t gives me grief and
men free, pain.
How happy it is A sweetheart is the
then. thing,
To live without alSuch troubles on US
man, bring;
A suiter 10 my mind, The joy do express,
l ne'er expect 10 So great in single
find, ness;
A maiden life 10 live, | never could agree,
My mind / freely Early TO married be.
give,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

Mitchell the F'orger.-A gentleman who
arrived in this city yesterday from New
Orleans via Ciucinnat,rerorls that Mitch
ell was seen going down The Ohio River,
on board the New York steamer, very
fast boat, and that about one hundred miles
as,ern of Mitchell, were seen his pursuers,
headed by Robert W. Bower, who were
making The most strenuous exertions to
come up with him. The latter party were
on board Of fast boat, but it was doubt
fu whether they would overtake the lugi-
tive.
1t would seem by the statement iu
Lockport paper, and the admissions of
Weed aud olher, of his associates, that the
character and propensines Of Mitchell have
long been known to those persons, and that
the crowning acl of his life created no sur.
prise among them.
The Lockport paper says, his political
friends were in possession of facts sufficient
to convict him Of felony, before he was
elected, and lhatit was matter of deihera
ton with them whether they should send
him 10 Congress or the State Prison, bul
the former was finally selected, on the sup
position that it might furnish him the
means 10 pay some portion of his liabili-
ties TO them. The discriminating polili-
clans of Lockporl seemed TO regard Con
gress and the State Prison about OH the
same level, and Mitchell as equally fitted
for either place.-N. Y. Herald.
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Ns ID FF ATS

E IFE PILLS, 6sPHGNlX BITTERS.-
FL The perfectly safe. nncrring, and success
lul treatment Of almost every species of disease.
by the use ofMOFFATSLIFEMEDICINES
is no longer a matter Of doubt, as reference 10
the experience Of many Thousand patients will
satisfactorily prove. During the present month
alone, nearly one hundred cases have:come to
the knowledge of6Ir Mofat, where the patient
has, Ito all appearance, effected permanent
cureby the exclusive and judicious use of the :
Life Medicines-somee eight or ten Of thess
had been considered beyond all hope by their
medical attendants. Such happy results are
source Of great pleasure to Mr.. NJ. and inspire
him with new confidence to recommend the
use of his medicines to his feIlow-cilizens.
The LIFE MEDICINES are purely We.
GETABLE preparation. They are mild and
pleasant in their operation, and at the same
time thorongh-acting rapidly upon the secre.
tons o, The system-cnrrying of all acrimoni-
Gus humors, and assimilating with and purify:
ing the blood. For this reason, in aggravated
eases of Dyspepsia the Life Medicines will
give relief in shorter space Of time than apy
other prescription. In Fever.and.Ag IN
fammatory Rheumatism, Fevers Of eyery. .des.
criplion. Sick Headache, Heartburn, Dizziness
in the Head, Pains in the Chest Flatuleney.
impaired appetite, aud in every disease arising
from an impurity Of the blood, or dsorderea
state of the stomach, the use Of these Medicines
has always proved 10 be beyond doubt greatly
superior to any other mode oftreatment -,
All that Mr.. Moffat asks Of his patients is To-
be particular in taking them strictly according
10 the directions. II snot bya newspaper no
tice or by any thing that he himself may say in
their favor, that he hopes to gain credit Il is.
alone by the results ofa fair trial. Is the reader
an invalid, and does he wish 10 know whether
the Life Medicines will suit his own case II
so, le, him call or send to MIR. Moffat's agent in
this place, and procure copy of the Medical
Manual, designed as Domestic Guide to
Health, published gratuitously. He will there
find enumerated very many extraordinary cases
Of cure; and perhaps some exactly similar TO-
his own. Mofat's Medical Office in New York,
375 Broadway.
For sale by
c. A. DoWD. 9
March IS. If
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inside of the house should be plastered and
white washed as thoroughly as farmers
kitchens. There must be no ground floor,
but tight floor Oh three sides, 8 feet wide,
and well jointed to the wall, about feet
from the ground. Above the floor place
the roosts, Two on each side, the outer one
II inches from the wall, the other l5 inches
from that. The roosls, if practicable,
should be sassalras poles, with the bark on,
as this wood is found TO be slow conduc-
tor of heat, and is thought 10 be less liable
to be infested with lice than most other
kinds of timber, owing to its peculiar aro-
n,alic SMELL Under the floor place row
Of boxes for nesls, % feet from the ground.
The boxes to be 10 by IL inches, and . or
Z inches deep. In the bottom OF the box
put halfof all inch Of fine lime or ashes'
and then fill nearly full with fine straw
The interior of the house should be tho
roughly cleanscd and white washed early
in the spring, and the ground well covered
with Stacked lime or ashes. ln cold wealth
er put little fine straw on the ground: IL
at any time the house becomes infested
with lice, clean and whitc-wash as beiore
directed. On the ground place your iced
boxes, which should not be very deep, bpt
of sufficient capacity to hold half bush
ell each, and keep them well supplied, the
year round, with corn, huckwheal and oats,
or other kinds OF grain. having one box for
lime and gravel lin the winter. am sat
isEed whoever will adopt the above plan
and regulations, will soon end themselves
well paid for the expense.
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Lost or Stolen.

ENRON the subscriber on the 20ti, OF Janua-
4 ry last, POCKET BOOK, containing
Ten Dollars in money, and eleven hundred
dollars in notes. Among the notes there was
one on Branum e. Munday, for $500; one on
Ebenezer Chamberlin, for 5000; one on Charles
Nix, for SlI5; and one on Abram Kilercase,
for $3.50. All ofthem given one day after dale.
All persons are warned not to trade Tor the
above notes. will literally reward any per-
son finding the book and papers. ,,,crs
March A.. u
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Observation-Disclosures who cultivate
flowers will gratefully receive the follow
ing recipe for destroying etfeclually, a
very troublesome reptile. 1t is taken
from Hovey's Maeaziue of Horticulture ::
Worms in pots may be easily destroyed,
simply by watering the spil with lime-wa-
ter, which may be made by putting piece
of lime weighing about two pounds, into
pail OF water; when the whole is Stacked
and well stirred up, i, should be allowed
to settle. The clear water may then be
turned OF, aud the soil in the pots should
be literally wa,ered with it. The worms
will soon leave the premises, by crawling
upon the su, face, when they may be taken
out and destroyed. lfany remain, anoth-
er watering can be applied. We have new
er found any difficulty i'll destroying them
by this method.
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From as Albany Cuhirator.
HOW TO MAKE A HEN-HOUSE

A hen-house should be building for
tha, purpose exclusively; and for the ac-
commodation Of fifty hens and their proge.
nv, in size about 10 by l2 feet, and 7 TO
feet heigh, of walls; with a door in the
centre of the south or east end, made 10
shut as close as the doors of our dwellings;
and asmall aperture near the door, about
8 by 10 inches, and 2 fee, from the ground,
for the admission of the fowls. In each
gable end a window hole IS by 80 inches,
with lattice, 80 as TO exclude ravenous
birds. and shutter inside to be closed tight
10 winter, but to be kept open 10 the sum.
msr for the purpose Of ventilation. The
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"a q 4 ice.

n DO hereby forewarn all persons from ira
q ding for note of hand given by me in
Nov. last, payable 10 - Evans, (orto Ev-
ans s. Co., for the SUN Of one hundred and
fifteen dollars, due the first of january 642.
Said note was given for a Picking and Spin.
ming machine, which was warranted :,byssaid
Evans to perform well; and as said machine
has entirely failed 10 do so, am determined
no, to pay said note except compelled by law
JOHN DORM, Jr.
April 6, 1S41. &C 10
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GaryiEa & Waines:s

At tile Yrllow House. Hamburg, S. C.
a RE now receiving, (direct from Philadel-
IA phia, in addition TO their stock on hand, a
splendid and well selected assortment Of MER-
cNANDIzE, in their line.
They NOW ,nvite country Merchants, Ply
sicians. and others. wishing To purchase;
Drugs Sc Medicines,
to call and examine their Goods and prices, as
they intend to offer such inducements as cannot
fail to secure to themselves liberal patronage.
Hamburg February 16, 1S4l,
Feb. Is. If 3
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The Richmond Star says that gentle
man>of the Editors acquaintance received
ON Christmas, eleven turkeys, forty pounds
Of butler, Que barrel of apples, twelve
mince pies, lnonslrous cake, barrel of
soft soap, a jar of preserves, poodle dog,
two ltlle pigs from friend and twinS by
his wife. lie must be perfectly happy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

The Democratic Creed.--No law hut
written law no enlargement of the cousi
tuition by construction no more revenue
than is necessary TO defray the expenses of
an economical government---uo shackles
upon the liberty of speech Or the press no
national bank specie currency impartial
Legislation perfect religious freedom shor.
ter sessions Of Congress, and shorter spec
ches by it's members"
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FRESH RICE.

FElHE subscriber is now cleaning al his
Il Mill, large quantity of RICE,
fresh and sweet. Orders for any quantity,
to be delivered at the Court House. will be
attended TO if left at the Post: Office.
r. T. MINIS.
Dec. "a, 1910. If II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

4 PUMA gentleman by the pame Of
1'orle, says the Portsmouth Journal, was
frequently praising an interesting young
lady by calling her Belle, &c. A face
,inus female friend observed to him that he
had been ringing that belle long enough.
and 10 be frank, she would advise him now
to make her I'o,clt.
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GAHsVEN & HAINES,

Successors to H. r. Cook, s; Co.
HY.EEP constantly on hand, at The above
HA. House. general assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS,
PERFUMERY. PAINTS, OILS. DYE
STUFFS, .HATTER'S MATE
RIALS,WINDOW GLASS. &c. /.
All of which they offer at the lowest prices,
and OH terms to suit purchasers.
T Physicians and family prescriptions will
receive prompt and faithful attention, at all
hours, day and night. All orders executed
with neatness and despatch.
A supply Of warranted fresh Garden Seeds
always on hand, suited to the season.
|. P. GARvls, ". D,
VIM. HAMEs, JUN.
]. H. MURRAY, NJ. D.
Hamburg, S. c., Feb g, 164l.
Feb 10 -r f2
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Itis statcdthat the horror ofIhe conscrip-
ton in Syria is so great that mnIhers arc
in The habi, of extirpains the right eye Of
their male children, in order 10 dislualiIy
them from military service. TO put a
stop to such inquilous practice, the Pasha
has ordered into service regiment Of one
eyed recruits Branch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

A Hint.-Euery acord true.-No man is
ever satisfied with another mans reading a
newspaper to him; but the moment j, is
laid down he takes it up and reads it over
again.
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ESTRAYEB

ENROM the subscriber on the lwentY.6fth of
IL March last. an iron grey Horse MULE
two years old, with black rings around hisfnre
legs. and think one over his wethers ;salso, n
dark colored Horse MULE, one year5oId, no
other marks recollectcd. Aberal reward will
be paid for their recovery Any information re-
specting the above Mules, directed to Lees
vile, Lexington District, will be thankfully re-
ceived by WILLIAM GASTON.
April Is ID IL
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Byron said "he would rather have a
nod from an American than snuff box
from all Emperor" This was certainly
acompIiment, since his interest in the strug-
giles of Greece shows he was fond of rap
pee.
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State Of South Carolina.
IBBEVILLE DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS-

Joel cs.J;.Ll, J.; Lipforl' %s AuqeAmen.
william ''Ii NJ. Bailey Assampsit.
FUvI1E Plaintiff having this day filed his dec
4 laralion in my Office, and the Defendant
having no wife or Attorney known to be within
the State, upon whom a copy could be served
with ii rule to plead. On motion, ordered thai
the Defendant do plead to the said declaration
within year and day from this date, or fna
and absolute judgment will be awarded agalns
him. ,
Clerks Office, -
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Augusta Seed Store.

Shaker Garden Seeds.-Crop Of 1910.
ENRESH GARDEN SEED, just received
il from the Shakers. These Seeds have
given universal satisfaction ever since they
lave been sold at this store, which has been for
three years past, aud the proprietor deals in no
others.
The usual allowance made to Country Deal
ers.
Bird Seed, Potato Onions. Lucerne, Red
Glover, White do, Mangold Wurzel, Rye
Grass, Blue Grass, Turnip Seed, g., d.
A few Brushes, Selves, Sugar boxes, Swifis,
&c.
Feb. 1s, 184I. r3
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Good use for Tobacco.-Not long since
q ra, took it into his head 10 cut holes in
my house. I,ried a variety ofexperiments
to keep him out without effect. At last
boiled strong decoctiou of tobacco, and
poured it hot on the places where he was
at work. He has quit his depredatons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

The following is Frenchman's defni-
ton of Broker:
All! me make Won discoverie. Vat is
dc raisou vat fore de peepelle call de agent
brokair? It's bekose ven de persoune
have Dizziness wild him he become broke.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

YHNHE Friends Of Capt. E. W.5Perry,
FL announce him as a Candidate Tor
Tax Collector for this District.
March 4. tf 5
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From the Yorkviite Compiler.
ON THE DEATH OF GOV. NOBLE.

From the Y0rkUlite ComplteT.
ON THE DEATH OF GOV. NOBLE.
Another of Cardinals noblest sons
Is called, from whence no traveller returns.
And left his native State in mourning weeds,
To mourn his death, and emulate his deeds.
If e'er there were time to prompt pa
triot's tear,
Now let it fall upon patriots bier;
A nations loss united, united we deplore.
The learned, the generous Noble is no
more!
It seems as il the cruel hand Of Fate
Waves it's dark sceptre Ger our dovoled
State;
A Hayne has lately gone, while at bis heels,
Another not less dear his life has sealed.
In life's meredian splendor he has left
His family aud friends alike bereft;
OF one whose virtues they alone adored,
And on his head their choicest blessings
poured.
With careful diligence he fearless stood
By Southern rights, aud watched his couu.
try's good.
And when the clouds ofdanger hung around
In threatening gloom, he at lis post was
found.
Farewell kind friend! but let me now in-
yoke
Thy spirit, free from deaths relentless
stroke,
To point US out one bright and houored
gem,
Who'll rear like thee, the patriots diadem.
Il. ]. NJ.
Cokesbury, S. c.
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Public Notice.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the estate Of
"A Blumer While, deceased, are requir-
ed to make immediate payment; aud all
persons having demands against The eslale,
are requested to render them in, properly
attested.
ABNER PERRIN, Admir-.
Jan. l, lS4l. If 40
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
John Rainsford, IS.
James Rainsford and
wife, and others.
at appearing to my satisfaction, that JOHN
n. Rainsford, of England, son of Joseph, and
Louis C. Cantelow and Mary his wife, Defen.
dants in this case, reside without the limits ol
this Slate; on motion, by Wardlaw & Carroll,
counsel for Plaintiff, ordered, that the Deien.
dants above named, do appear in this honorable
Court, and plead, answer or demur, to The Bill
of Plaintiff, within three months from the publ
cation of This order, or that decree pro comics,
so be taken against them,
]. TERRY, C. ED.
Commissioners Office, March l6, 184l.
March Is niI
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.


Us.
Tillmau Watson, and others Def'ts
EFT appearing 10 my satisfaction, that Theo.
81 dore Stark, Isaac Gildart, Sophia Gildart
Francis Gidart. Mary GiIdarl and Elizabeth
Eggestion, John c. Wormely, Hugh w. Wor.
mcly and Mary 3. Carter. Robert A. WiIkin
son and Mary r. his wife, Theodore o. Stark
- Stark, & - Stark. the two last ofwhonr
arc infant children of Col. Horaiio Stark, dc.
PENDANTS in The above stated case, reside without
the limits of this State. ltis therefore ordered,
that they doappear and object to the division or
sale of the real estaie of Robert Stark. Sen'r.,
decd, OH or before the tenth day Of May next,
or their consent to the same will BIZ entered Of
record.
Given under my hand, at my office, this 9th
day Of FEBRUARY, 1871.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. L. n.
Feb. 10 ($lO S7t) m2