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THE STATE OF ALABAMA.

Ern Chanc1y District of the Seahun Chancery Di-
 uision of said State--af Rules Oct. 25th, IS4l.
 Tx CHANcERY AT MosRoEyILLE.
 The President and Directors of the Branch of the
 Bank of tue State of Alabama at Mobile, compi'ts. Alexander B. Puryear, Cornelius D. Tobin, The
 Merchants and Planters Bank of Mobile, Henry Sampson, Felix B. Grundy and Frederick J. Co.,
 nant, Defendants.
 VUNHE BILL in this cause sets forth, that on the IL thirtieth day of September, 1889, the sald Cor neius D. Tobin executed certain deed of trust to Alexander E. Pgryear, whereby certain property therein mentioned both real and personal yeyed in trust said Puryear, trustee for the pur- deed mentioned-and of all the claims mentioned in said deed of trust the clims of the complainants, in this cause were first to be paid. The bill further sets forth that since the execution of said deed of trust, and by the authority therein vested, the said A. B. Puryear has sold at public auction for cash all of the property both real and personal conveyed by said deed of trustand that the proceeds of said sale amply sufficient to pay and satisfy the claims of the companants, intended to be secured by said deed of trust. The bill further forth that all though the said compIainants have demanded pay ment from the said A, B. Puryear, trustee for their claims mentioned in said deed of trust, the said trustee has absolutely refused, and still refuses to pay the said eompiainants their claims aforesaid as he was bouHd 10 do, although the complainants have offered lo indemnify and harmless the said m pHyfHB haiu CidinuSt Ahu tbb DtH pfdys that the said Alexander B. Puryear, may be directed to pay to the compainants the amount of their claims intended to be secured by said deed of trust. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Regis- from affidavit now on file, that the defendants Cornelius D. Tobin, Frederick J. Conant and Felix B. Grundy, reside beyond the limits of the of Alabama It is ordered that the said defendants appear at the next of the of chancery, be holden at Monroeyle, on the first after the fourth Monday November next, for the first chancery district of the southern division of the state of Alabama, and answer or demur to the complainants' bill of com painf. It is further ordered that this order be pub lished once week for four weeks in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriots newspaper print ed in the city of Mobile, and that copy of ihe be posted the house door of Monroe county.
 Witness Thomas s. Roach, Register in our said
 court of Chancery at the office in Monroeville,
 the 25th day of October, A. D. 154I.
 a. THOMAS s. ROACH, Register,
 oct29 65tE By JAMES McCoLL, Dep'ty.
 OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Glass No. l23, Extra, for lS4l.
 35-73-1-6l-5-l6- -1l-79-88-36-5T-
 Q
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Per ship Birmingh gham--Mrs Davis Messrs c Burgess; W Van Epps-2O seerage.
 Per ship Lorena-Mr Jennings, Leavens, Easts Dr Ed wards, Cronin and lady, Keith and lady, II W Rob- bins and lady, Mrs Murphy and Mrs Bu children, and svt, Mrs Cox Miss Cox Messrs Chdsey Ran ds. Laton, Murphy. Murphy, Palmer, Muford.
 Per brig Selmamrs Sprngsteel and two children, Miss Heekel, Messrs W Chambers, Langdon, w Csmp- bell, McCornick, R Hydo C Psynter, c Peters, JP Williams, w Carey, R Macy, R Clark, E II Burdsal,G Yorke, Musseiman, Gallup, A Whitney, Hoyt, Durand, Moore, c Bolton, L'Hommedieu and lady, Higgns Mrs McCay and child Mrs Sells, sister and two children, Mira Mcclellan, Capt Hawlev.
 Per ship Waverly, sid from New York, Oct 18th, for MobileJno sughi and lady, Meyoy Jr, lady and four children, Mrs Currn, Center and lady, Messrs Seig neure, c Brewer, E Weyman. A Stewart, W Wright, $ HarrisOn
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BARTON INSTITUTE.

BARTON INSTITUTE.
 MALE DEPAR TMENT Wv. HILL, AM. ) Miss NJ. V. .RoBIxsoH,)
 Miss M. SELpES, Ass's.
 Principal. Miss E. GUIoN,
 VNHlS INSTITUTION is now in successful ope- II ration, and the frequent applications made from abroad, as well as at home, induce submission of the following outline:- It's Course o Study is liberal and extensive, but not volunlinous; as the object is not to peruse mutpi city of in the short time usually allotted to fe male education, but to present the pupil with such authors as most thoroughly and comprehensiveIy in- culcate practical and finished education. It will embrace Ancient and Modern L ,nguages, Philosophy, Mathematics and each branch of prior education; also Music, Drawing and Painting.
 The System of Teaching, avoiding all novel abridg- ments in method, professes to mpart, in accordance with the philosophy of the mind, a thorough educa- tion. Great care will be taken to avoid any thing like rote and to adapt the studies to the capacity and destination of the pupil Each recitation will be at tended with analysis and demonstration, and in no case shall pupil be allowed to leave text before eyincing thorough Knowledge of its subject to ap prehend which, the last school day in each week is spent in review and examination of the studies of the preceding days of the week. t a The Gougnmenf is kind and humane, yet rigidly enforced, Pnnshments are inflicted inn where ambition can be superpduped; to elicit which, char acter-sheet will be distributed weekly among the pa. irons, noticing conduct, recitation and studyj and charactsrbook kept for the inspection of patrons and visitors, -f That component system of education may he main tained throughout the department, primary division has been organised, accommodating small pupils at lower rate than is charged in those divisions where the prices and the studies higher,
 The Terms are 4, 5, 6 and ! dollars per month, in the reguiar studies. 5 In the ertra branches (daily) on the Harp, Guitar Piano Forte. each, with essons in Vocal Music, per month. ............. $l0 % Instructions (daily) on the Piano Forte, with
 lessons In the French Language. ..., 10 % French, daily lessons, per quarter. ,2s % REFERENoE oan be made to the following pa- trons,-Iudge GoIdtbwaite, Judge Everitt, Judge Porter, Hon. Theophlus l., Toulmin, l. H. Erwin, B. B. Fonaine, James G. Lyon. Richard Redwood, A. c. Holinger, A. Sprague, w, Dorrance, John Marshall, Gorham Davenport, J. B. Horpin. Esq's. oct20 61f
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GEO. E. HOLT,

FA CTUK-m o BILE.
 FTSHE undersigned has resumed the Factorage and \ Commission business in Mobile, and will be thankful to his old friends and the public for share of patronage. Having commenced business here as early fSf9 and continued it up to 1894 and being familiary acquainted with the business he hopes to he able render satisfaction he thinks he eener- begs refer such persons acquainted with him (or the oldlfrm of T. & G Hoh of which he was menlber) to all the various friends and patrons ofhs, for testimony to his qualification for that branch of buspess. All business confded to his care will be promptly attended to by his agent until his return to the city, which will be in October.
 aug5 2stf GEO. E. HOLT.
 0o- The Josrnai and Advertiser will copy in the country paper until the lst of January next
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pTO-DAY.

CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. laJ- Iychas Only One Dollar and Fyfy Cents. co ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY, --CLAss No. 124, EXTRA, FOR lS4l- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of Alabama Lodge, No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on TO-DAY, October 2e, lS4l, at clock, D. m., at the Mansion House Exchange Royal st.
 s. DAVIS & CO.,. Managers,
 75 Numbers-12 Drawn Ballots,
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INTELLIG ENCE
PORT MOBILE-OCT. 2s.
----- n 7--7- CLEARED
 schr Commercial, Psterson. for New orIeans. '7T7-7

- ' 7-7 7T |. CLEARED
 schr Commercial, Peterson, for New Orleans.
 ARRIVED 't ShiP Lorena, Urquhsrs, ili days from New York. to Shaw q co. ..ss. hi J tii.t la-i Y shIp Birmingham, Robinson, IS ds fun New York Brig Selma, Smith, IA ds i'm New York, to Ryan. Brig Mary Cole, Hicks, fin Thonaston, with lime to 1T Rivers.
 schr Belle, Moore, ds fin Havana, to H If Raymond. Schr Joseph Brown, Luther, fin Fall River. schr w Breerwood, Tuer, fin New Orleans. 10 Homer. Ns ..sal -.s .- .i schr Jas Conner, Terryford i'm Baitimore in ballast stssnsoat Echo. Enue, I'm New Orleans.
 U Capt. Moore ofths sehr Belle, reports that heavy gale was experienced at Havana on the 18th inst. The bsra wyandos shed cargo, but received other da- zssss Brig BrIisns from New Orleans for Havre, put In with loss of sails, bulwarks. boats, &c uy sckr columbis i'm Bssten, for rhs port sailed lst nst., was wrecked on :hs 18th, on Mango Key, miles
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NOT1CE.-The undersigned, Executor of the last ' will and testament of JOSEPH RABY, deceased. hereby gives notice that he qualified of said esiate and letters tesiamentary granted to him by the Orphans Court of Mobile county, on the l7th of September, lS4l. All persons having claims against said estate, will be required to present them duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted, will please make immediate pay ment Goctl3-5Stcl JOSEPH KREBS.
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6A VI. HORTON having withdrawn from the As concern of HORTON 6 CO.,. the subscrher
 will continue the Exchange Business uader the old
 firm. A. w. Horton is authorised to make coIlec- tions and settlements and use the of the firm in liquidation. (oct20 6lM) N. H. HORTON.
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27sl4 Prizes, amounting to ell9,68S Tickets s2 50--Haves Il 25--Quarters 62 1-2 cts.
 Packages of 26 whole tickets s62 50, warrantedto draw at least $50 %. Packages of % half tickets sS1 %, warranted to draw at least I5 O0 Packages of f25quarter tickets sl5 63 warranted to at least VI 50 eents. sis55si fs s i-t'ts fifs
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i'm Key Weat. Cargo saved and taken Into Key Vest. The schooner total loss The passengers arrived yesterday per schr James Conner.
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WHARF NOTICE-Wherezs, much inconyeu-
 w fence and great lass s experienced by the pro- pretors of the wharves. from the present mode of shrping upward freight. notice Is hereby given that from and after the 6rst day of November next, no dray will be permitted to enter uprn any of the wharves with merchandise for shipment, without the draynan first delivering to the wharfinger-who will attend for that purpose-a written acknowledgment trom responsible shipper resident in the city, of Inability for the wharfage. or payment of the same made in cash.
 sepl3 46 Han A. J. JUDE, Wharinger.
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DURNT CORN ACADEMY The third se-- I1sio of this School W Ill open the first Monday of Jan'ry next, uner the care of JNo. B. CLAUsRL, where will be taught, in addition the usual branch of an English Education Latin, Greek, the Math- ematics, &c Mr. Clause a native of Virginia, where he graduated; and the subscribers are proud in offering to the public ripe scholar, inbued thoroughly with southern feelings and justly sppre ciating southern interests. The site of the Academy is remarkably healthy, and remote from those pests of the young, drinking shops, and other places o public resort.
 TEKMs.-For LaiIn, Greek, Mathematics, &c S20 per session, S4 month for shorter period for Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammer, &c., $15 per session, and for the primary branches SS per session.
 Board may be had in the neghborhood for Ss per month. JOHN WATKINS, )
 JOHN GREEN, Trustees.
 JOHN MARSHALL,
 Burnt Corn. Sept 21 sep24 5OTTt jn1
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HoR HIRE, "A servant Girl about 24 years old, IT said to he good cock, washer and roner, will be hired low by applying to No. n, corner Water and St. Francis sts. oct2l 6lu
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M NEGROES.-The subscriber has on hand and lV will be constantly receiving from Charleston and Baltimore, NEGROES of every description. which will he disposed of at moderate prices. He will also make liberal advances on Negroes put in his hands for sale. at his place on Jackson between Dauphn and St. Francis streets. n,
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6tljaa Al. JUDE, wharfinger.

H< NOTICE.-Comn,itted to the jail of the A county of St. Clair, Alabama, on the 18th A of August last. as runaway Negro man who ~ says his name IS Lewis about 25 or 26 years of age. five feet six or seven inches high of very dark complexion, and say he belongs to Richard Watson, Holmes county Mississippi, and formerly beioned to George Kelley. Madison county, Alaba- ma. The owner is requested to come forward prove boy will be dealt with according to law
 oc20 6lf HILBERT l.. GIBSON, Sheriff.
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A DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE.--Letters of "A Administration on the estate of Geo. w. Greag- son deceased, late of Mobile county, having been granted the undersigned by the honorable County Court of Mobile county, the 23d inst All persons having clans against said estate. will please present them within the time prescribed by law, and all those indebted to said estate, are requested te make im- mediate payment. WI. MAGEE,
 oct25 63tc Adm'r
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Whereas, "A letters of Administration were granted on the l4t day of October l8il, by the honorable the judge of the County Court of Mobile county me, the dersigned, upon the estate of RICHARD TAKERS LEY, deceased late of said county: This is, there- fore, notify all persons indebted to the said estate to make payment me, and all others having claims against the same, file the duly attesed within the time prescribed by law they will be barred.
 octI5 59Ct F. A. TANKERSLEY.
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SELECT SCIiOoL.--A select School win be HJ opened in this city on THURSDAY, the 21st of Oct, under the oare of the Rev. s. WRIGHT and LADY, in the building on Government st,, formerly occupied by Mir, ksmble.
 The number Of pupils wI be limited to forty, and under no circumstsnpes will there be departure from this rule. No efforts will be wanting to make the institution elevated school of intellectual dis cipiine, sound learnng and moral culture, and at the time furnish the best facilities for an orna- mental and polite education. Lessons will be given on the guitar, piano and harp by Mrs. Wright, and in the other branches of the ornamental department by lady who has been for several years highly ap- proved teacher iq tbe celebrated Troy Female Sem mary,
 Vocal music will be taught to the school according to the system of Mir. Lowell Mason, of Boston, yIth- out additional charge. rtAs a The academic year will consist of two consecutive sessions, and thus afford opportunity to the pupils to be absent from the city during the sickly summer months, without interruption to their course of study. No scholar will hs received who cannot read well, and those somewhat sdyspeed will be greatly pre- ferrsd, Hates of tuition made known at the aom- mencement of the School, .se3
 REFEREScEs, s.3 s
 Rev. w. T. Hamilton, l 1.HfFe
 Messrs. Harrison & Blair,
 Rev. s. s. Lewis, MOBILE. at Hon. T. P. Harris, fba
 Messrs, T, Sy, Sanford,
 Wm. Sayre, Esq. e' 5l Rev. T. S. Witherspoon, GRKEssBoA0. g Rev. Robert Nall, MARION. D The Journal will please copy. aug 2 27 ..
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MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

IMPORTS.
 Nev OyisoHs-Steambsat Echo bales bageing, 24 pes 100 coils rope 9s bbls hour 20 do whsksy 3O do psrk s casks bacon 5l sacks corn, IA do oats and
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JOHN PRESNALL, ] .a.,,.. ,5 63tc TRYON PRESNALL, nu" '''

A ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.--Letters of "A Administration upon ihe estate of Thos. Poncy having been granted to the undersigned by the Judge ofthe County Court of Mobile county, on the 4h day of October, lS4l all persons indebted said estate are hereby notified to make payment, and those hav ing claims, to present them duly authenticated with n the time prescribed by law, or they will be barred
 oct6 55to JNO. B. HOGAN, Admr.
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A DMINISTRAToR'S NoTICE.---Letters of A Administration upon the estate of John Mar tn, deceased, having been granted 10 the undersgn ed by the Hon. Judge of the County Court of Clarke county, the l6th day of August, 1S4l, all persons indebted to said estate hereby notified to make payment, and those having claims to present them duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
 sep27 6lct JOHN CHAPMAN Adm
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NOTICE.-The o0paFtneFshlp now existing un- ' der tho firm of Turnhnil 6 Ginnis. Bakers, &c. (ai rns s,a.sd klown as "viner's Bakery" on Daa- pn,. s. vcf,) will be dissolved by limitation the nrst day of November next. This is, therefore, to notify a persons indebted to us, to settle their ac- counts without delay, and all persons having claims against ,.s are requested to present them nediats
 y as the afinrs of said firm must De closed hy that date. THUS. IVNNbUli4,
 oct6 55tlnoy JOHN MAGAZINES. i,
 0ot-Tie Advertiser will please copy until lss Nov.
 nd charre N T. & McG
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{ M OTICE.--The undersigned having associatsI IN .tAssnseises for the purpose of coatinaps tho Factorage aud Commission Bslissss, under she firm of. A. E, LEDYARD < co, respecfn fully soIrit share of the public patronage. A. E. LEDYARD. june 2S i0tcmo A. H. LEDYARD.
 EGARs.-25OOO "Manuel Amores'' segars for
 - oct sale by T. P, MILLER & co.
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GEORGE CIVILIAN, Proprietor. c. w. O'HARBIE, Sec'y. oct4 64tf

M NOTICE. --The undersigned, Successors to J. N w. A. Smith) have this day formed co-I,art- nershp under the name and style of Smith q Dabney, for the purpose of ansaciing general grocery hu- siness They solicit continuance of the liberal ra- tronage bestowed upon the late firm and the public aeneraIy. M JAMES SMITH,
 octI S3tf JOHN M. DABNEY.
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A DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE.-Lester. of "A Administration the estate of Elijah Presnali, deceased. the 9th day of September, l84l, granted the undersigned by the honorable the Or phans Comt of Clarke county, State of Alabama.-- All persons indebted to said estate are hereby not- fled to make payment immediately, and those having claims against the same, to present them within the time prescribed by law or the same will be barred.
 JOHN PRESNALL, .d.,,r.
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n7s THE PEWs in ths Catholic Church Of the Holy " Conception, will be leased on the first of NOvem- Der proxmo. for one year from that day. oct 20 6R
 0-J. We requested to announce the name Of T. B. " TUNSTALL, Esq, a candidate for the Clerk ship of the House of Representatives at the approaching session Of the General Assembly. sug 20
 nj~ PUBLIC BATHS.-The Commercial Bathing
 " Rooms in Exchange st. open every day from 7s. m. to p. m. for Warm and Geld Bathing On Sun days they Close at 10 o'clock Price reduced to 50 cents. decl4 1851
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ALABAMA LIFE IssoRAKcE & TRUsr Co. }
 Mobile, Oct. 9th, 1si1. VvHE following Gentlemen were this day nomna- II ted to serve .s Trustees to this Company, viz 1: Aierandsy Pope, P. Msseiy, Georgs W. Streart. EDW. MARTINEAU, octS 56tf Secretary
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rTNHE undersigned, appointed agent for the PRO- II FICTION INSURANCE co. of Hartford Connecticut. is prepared to take risks against fire on Stores and Dwellings (efbrick or wood) and their contents. also Marine river risks cotton and merchandise of any description.
 The rates of premism charged will be as low as any other office, and claims for loss or damage sus- tained promptly adjusted
 ..f.. - lga 'JNO. c. RYAN, Agent,
 COTS 67tf ea cor. Conti & Water sts.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Glass No. l23, Extra, for l84l. 35-73-T-6l-5-l6- -1l-79--88-36-07-
 80-64-53.
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MEMORANDA

DERSoNS wishing to purchase CHINA, GLASS A or EARTHENWAREo of the latest and most approved patterns, would do well to call the sub scriber at his Cheap Cash Store No. S4 Water st.
 Oct29 65c JAS. MASTERSON.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-17
NEW INVENTION.

I ~ PHILIPS & A. JACKSON'S Patent Gar
IL lick and Smut Machine, for separating Garhck
Smut, and Cheat from Wheat &c.
The advantages of this Improvement consist in the
facility with which il can separate Garllck, Smut
Cheat, or other impurities from Wheat or other grain
and in the simplicity cheapness and durability OF the
apparatus Any carpenter, having seen one of these
machines, can very readily make them.
The wheat is efectually separated from the extra
matter by means of strong current OF air, PRO
duced by the rapid motion OF common mill fan, and
conducted through trunk or iue, made OF plank air
tight This trunk should be the full width ofthe fan
about foot deep where il leaves the fam and contract
ed to about six inches at the mouth point where the
wheat passes through. The wheat falls from re-
volvng SCREEN upon an inclined plane, at the lower
end of which il passes through perpendicular apef-
ure to the current of air it enters the cur
rent Of air the falling DIVORCES from perpendi-
cular line at greater or less angle according to its
specific gravity-pure wheat dverging at an angle OF
about thirty and all light matter, at an angle of about
sixty degrees The separation having thus been per-
ecy effected by the action of the current of air upon
the surface of the PARTICLES of matter falling through
it, is preserved by of regulators, slides adj
used, TO keep the wheat from the impure matter.
Garck can be separated from wheat only in this way
and smut can be blown out whole, which must be de-
cidedly preferable to any mode of rubbing by which
it is pulverzed portion of the dust must adhere TO
the grain, and thus pass into the -four.
The utility Of this Improvement has been fully test
ed by experiments made with garlick in every stage
from that OF green and sappy, TO light and dry-and
the result in every instance has been entirely salts
factory.
The patentees take pleasure in offering this improve
ment to mers and the public generally.
Letters from any part flhe United States, address
ed to the patentees at Leesburg, Loudoun county,
Virginia, will be promptly attended to.
DAVID PHILIPS
ASA JACKSON
p. S. Mr.. DAVID PHLIPs, one Of the patcntees OF
the above Improvement has disposed of his interest in
the same, to Mr.. MOSES B. HERRING, for a va
uabe consideration, reseryng only the State of Penn
syvania. ASA JACKSON.
may 23cpeo.lm