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W eee famen, in Elm 8eiprdh Elm, Def.
len Gesenitano bic Relision mar. Sd,
fra9te iie, tparum man i'm Orient bengbri=
fen erlaubte, i1waroe Sflapen au taus
fen, oa es ibnen oob perbotsn 1T, peiiIe
Sflaoen gu balten. Giner Der Saofbis
ant'portste mir iebr b0flib, bic l1rl labe iel,
neil bic ipsihen Sc eibopfe Elm Bert Got
tes, Die ibspar3en cose9en Elm 8erf bes
Soien ieien. v2(ls 9ott Den MenI Iben
iduf, faste er, Wollte oer 1eufel au6 Ell.
nen ibahen; alIein uuss, mas Der SOL
lenseiit anrubrt, spiro fbpara, oieb sel1ab
AUDI NIT leinem Meniben. st poute Jpn
welp MAIDEN, unb du oielem gnoe in Den
beili9en Slub tauben. 2(ls ct aber beran
Fam, sos fib oas BaiIer 5uruf. Gr Der.
iubte nun iein @eibopf bineinjusperfeu,
oieics fiel aber auf ale Siere an ben Rano
oes Slufes. Darum iino bic 8auen Der
6dnee uno bic Soblen 8dde bel oen Ne-
germ peib. @utbeno sssen iein eissnes
8erf, oradte ct ibm bic geafe platt. Der
orme lbmarie Wenib ftellte feinemSd6p.
fer Dor, Der Sebler liest bel alem bielen
9ar nibt an ibm, uno Oct 1eufeI, um Jpn
5u troffen, liebfoiete ibn, uno fri6 Jpn
NIT feiner 9tiibenoen Sauit iber bic 6aa-
re. Die ieitoem fraus eeblieben hno." -
60 tpeit bic GrSdbluns bss Surfen. -
Weine i6tpar5en Oiener fbeinen mir nitbt
seneist, bieie erbobene Grfldrune ansu-
nebmen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-03-23
Barbarei uno Gbreefubl.

| SQteatPt unO GDr8eru0l.
Ils ber Sntsnoant Sertbierin Der franr
soitlben Neuolution bon Dem 8olfe ct,
mcroet wcroen ,par. rip ibm elm Oraooner
oas 6er5 aus benz eeibe uno brabte es in
Den Saal oes Ratbboules. - Seine &a.
meraben erfldrten ibm, oa6 ct burb oieie
barbariibe 9anolun9 bas 8anse Corps
befbimpfe, unb fidD unpiirois eemadt
babe, ldn9er su leben; ct mufe fi6 Der
&eibs nab nit ibnsn id)laeen. bis Die
9Selt bon einem uneebeuer, ,pie ct, eerei
niet iei. - st fblue fiob. une wuros nob
an eemielben Qbeno erffoben.
60
Werfwiroioe5 Geitament.-Sm Sabre
1910 itarb 3u eonoon ber 8anquier 8
uapnes, uno binterlieb Elm ionoerbares,
merfwdroiees 2elfament, in welbem er
ieiner Wittwe, spelbe cine aeborne afritas
nifbe prinaefiin fein iollte. idbrlib Elm
Ginfommen BON 1900 pfuno ausoeiest
bate. ltebri8ens uermabte er ibr 300
8loiben @ein su ibrer fiinftioen lbob
seitsfeier. Gnolib psroronete ct, oab man
ibm i'm Saroe unter jeoen Arm cine Slos
fbe ferespein oeben ioue, ben ct in 9roi.
fer Suantitdt uuo BON por5iiolitber Site
beiab.
Sn .6snrp @aurtp, Beff 1snneiIee,
felt cine &rantbeit, spel6e man Die falte
peit nennt, 9rofe 8erbeerun9en an unb
Ioll iib INNER Weiter perbreitcn. Oieielz
be &ranfbeit iou Dor mebreren Sobrsn in
oorti9er 9eseno fcrpie i'm .peftli6en 1bei.
lie Don @oro Carolina sroiiirt boben.
80
Reuli6 fano in pefin, Suinois, cine in.
terehante 9ob5eit fatt. Gin eetpiGer
Stepban Maion, 70 Sabre alt, beiratbe-
te Sannab Mafon, 81 Sabre alt. Dae
liebli6e paar bate ii6 lbon frdber sebei-
ratbet, 40 SABRE in Der @be selebt uno l3
&inoer 9e5eu9t, oa Fam bet Gnael Der
3spietra1t Dor 7 Sabren unb iie lieien
ii6 9efeelib lbeioen. @un iino fie, f6eints
rpieoer seibeit semoroen uno baben flb
bon Neuem eopuliren lofen.
--
Sor Sur3em lpurpe in philadelphia Elm
Nann Namens Benjamin Ronep, perbaf-
tet' ouf bic Nntlaee in osr uorber9eben.
Den Nadt elm pfero oeffoblen gu babem
usl1ss einem ee,pifen 6rn. Dm. &ao:
cliff, in Buds Gauntp, eeborte. Gr wur
be am porleeten Wontase nab Oeples'
taun esbrabt. um fein @erbor 5u erbal>
ten. Gr bate oas gfero bereits pers
tanftt, ct niro rpabribeinlit auf cine
3eitlan9 tein Yfere notbi0 baben.
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G5is#stas Sen %. @5asrn 1s4l.
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Die Sliebineer Sblcibbdnbler.


Sle tennen aufs 8enauefe oas Sabr.
waf1er. 70 tpie Die 8uiten uon Gnelano II.
Seelano. uns treiben nit BET erobten Rus
be uno 8eeelmdiiiefeit ibr eefabruoQes
5anowere. Sbre 2(usrottuns 1T cine
unmoelibfeit. uno pollte man ale
Sabrieu9e perbrennen, iie wuroen auf
Sloben nad Gnelano eeben. Seit uielen
9eneratlonen 1T oieisr Grmerbs5peie in
manben Samilien erblib sstporoen. llls
le fteben fir Ginen tpie Giner fit 1le ;
ieoer Serluft. ieoes llnolGd pirb als ees
meinibaftli6 bstrabtet. 70 oab ielbit bic
Samilis ees Gineefereerten lutsritdeuns
srb6lt.
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Sur nnterbaltun9 uno Yelebruna.
Die pom 8Inoe berbeisefubrte Spelit.


Sm anfan9e bes Sabres 1929 fiel in
periien cine ebbare SubiTan5 aus oereuft
berab. Sic Fam in folbem ueberfuB, oob
o.Scoen in elmer ercfenQusoe ebnuna aan,
BON ecrislben btocdt puroe. I'm manden
Steaen lag iie finf bis iebs 3cu bod.
Sic puroe pom Sieb uno beIonoers BON
Sbaafen oefrefen. es wuroe aber aub
Sroo aus oerielben esma6t. oa6 oenMen.
lben Nabrun9 9ewdbrte. 60 mar Der
Seribt. meI6cr Dem fraus6hiben @onIul
In perilen bon einem rulliiben @eneral,
Der au9en3eu8e bel Dem 8orfall mar, ct.
itattet muroe. Gin fran5oiiiber @elebrs
ter. Namens Sefontaines. bem BON bet
ertpdbnten Subitans ecseist puroe. bat
in oerielben cine Nrt BON 5iriee6rnern
(Ste'ntirie) erfannt. Djefe &orner, mel
DE. pie es fbiem in iebr srofem lteser,
tluiie berabfalsn, sparen pom 9inoe nad
oenisai9en Serteru eebrabt woroen. no
ibre plosli6e Gribsinuns bemertt puroe.
Yin abnlibes GreieniB fano in cenlelben
Sbellen periiens i'm Sabre 1924 Statt.
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Has Srantenquartier ju Smprna.

Sae OtauteHqudttleI 3u SHDCHd.
8on ben tiirfiIben 8ierteln edn3lib
9etrennt. befinoet es iib in oer Rdbe oes
6afens. in Dem 9eiunoeifen Ibeile Der
Stoot. I'm Dem &ai bin 3ieben ficb bic
euteebauten Goniulsbduier, Die nit ib6n
eemalten Sla9eenftaneen perfeben fino.
in Dem Snnern oerlelben 1T europdiIber
eurus nit orientalifber prabt pereint.
Sir llnterbaltune, fir 8eibdftspereine
uno Ser9naouneen, baben bic europdi:
iben &aufeute sleib gut esioret. 6ier
finoct man bic porsiielidf ften europGiiben
3eitun9en uno Sournale. 70 pie bic mid.
ti9iten GoursSettel uno greis3ettel beifam.
men. cbeleib bic Soften beoeuteno iinb.
Die Gatbolifcn babsn Su Smprna spci
nieolibe &rben. Ole cine itebt unter bem
Sbuse BON Seiferreib, bic anosre unter
proteftion bon Sranfrsib. Die Gpanoet
lllben bolten ibren 8ottesbienft in elmer
artl9en &apeue. Die i'm enelifben Gcniu.
latsbauie befinoli6 it.
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"Sn Spcutb," 70 erSdblt Elm 8ei.
fenoer our6 2lfrita, ,,lies ib MIDI einfi
nit e'n'9en tureifbe pll9ern, bic bon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
Hon. John NJ. Rotis-
FROM WASHINGTON
WASHIsGroS, Nov. 81.
NEWS IN wAsuINGroN-ruR RicuT sr,,1,,

wAsHIsGroS, Nov. 81.
NEWS IN WAslllNGToN-Tu. RIGHT OF SEARCH
There are but few strangers here, and VET IN.
ffesluents Ante Room is crowded daily MOI
"hhstandng the quasi official no,lce in the Mad
quarters" W heau
There are Cabinet Councils almost daily. ~,
oouSt the members, among other matters A., n,
"UN upon some currency plan. The pr,SiIs M
VII recommend no Bank, ihoush-mark that.
Hoss'p ~ the city yet insists that MIR IY,b,,.r
VII 90 out OF the Cabinet. There is not ,vord ,,
ausn 10 IL NO two persons were ever on better
'e'ns thln the President and his Secretary of Sat.
an interesting and brilliant session of ConyTcs.
Is caeu.aied upon. Every thing is beins nut in Or
Ger Tor the arrival OF members
Tue not shot" Mr. Stevenson fired into z -l
Immersion Tooth running, and run out mipistc,s
oy me "ay) upon the right OF search claimed h,,
tne ohish on the coast Of Africa, is the soutc, oS
,;o, mere or rather, should say, the ques-
uoh IS more than "thc shot" To refuse an 80 -,
Srea' britain IN her efforts to put down IN. For,;
save iTaue, Is TO commit ourselves 10 this unhni,,
u'th0, ana set our faces against the hun,n,tv "a
CNiiZAtlon ct the age. That will no; a., 4 -
incurred IN defence OF the slave trade, womb H. -,
put ourselves enen'Ies Of the human race and III,
t'' '"u's"1tlon OF all mankind upon uA-Dn H.
-. so. GREAT bH'ain Is nation, that It in enmi
~, u"u TOT humanity you allow her lttle sbo v,,iI
take much. The right Of search a. rr;.;,,,'
e-.heo' ameucans never will allow On. 49, y,
U.s. lpeace oo'nS settled with no settl.n,.r, -
''S c'a'ml but with an Understanding ON on, 90,
'ha, we never 7gatn would meet this m,,tc,.L,h,
~ I ue aosuaet Calm, We would hui L, 6,rs.. AMI
" tne a"etnP, resistance and death. Let there bs
s""e treaty then on IN 8 matter appIi,bIe 10 ,Ls
coast OF Africa, and the African So. ,r ~ 'ns
HteaI britain has the sympaIhies Of the world VIII
net ~ what she Is striving for, and Americans
'"OuIu puSh 10 OIlk her IN ii.-Erpress
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
CILPEPER nISTnICT

We regret to learn from the fredericksburg
Arena that the Wing sentiment of this District is
much divided. Some feeling themselves commit.
ted to vote for Smith Banks and others consi-
dering 1t mpoIitic to run Wing candidate at pre-
sert There might be some force in this, if almost
any other Locos we're in the field But to be re-
CURED to choose between two such indvijuals-it
IS too much. Every Wing ought To rejoice at the
opportunity Of being able to save his District and
State from the degradation, which overhangs both.
Judge Baker, in the Norfolk Circuit, has decided
that the enlistment Of an alien in the military SER
vice IS not legal. and consequently not binding.
Tho U. s. Attorney has taken an appeal to the
Court Of Appeals
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

One, now and then, meets with an amusing illus
tauon OF this sinking, when you m,an 10 rise.
The w1xcn wings Of ICARUs, which, instead Of
making him master Of the or, plunged him into the
water, wss praciiCal bathOs OF the written ba.
ihos, on amusing instance IS afforded in the recent.
~ published tour Of lady. Describing o. storm
10 which she was exposed ON board d vessel
she snys-"in spite Of earnest solicitations 10 the
c'ninry j pIstiodIn remaining upon deck, oil.
though The TEMPEST had now increased 10 80 flgbr.
lu' a hurricane tl1t 30 was not without great DIFF
hcu.ty cou.d-hold up nv Puas0U"
Asa worthy companion 20 this little n0yesau
We copy inc following affecting advertisement from
az lsngI'h newspaper "li this should meet the eve
OF Emma D., who ausentei herself last Wed.
nesday from her fathers house. che is impIored 10
return, when she will be met with uodrmirisbcd
love by her almost hoirt-0roken Parents. H.. how.
ever nothing can persuade bert listen to their
joint appeaI-shouId she never mean to revisit ,
home where she has passed so many happy wears
tis 40 least expected, T. she be mt totally lost 10 oI
sense OF propuety, that she will, without moment,
further delay-ssnd back me KEY Of me Tea cad
dy"-Raisigh Register.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
A LOCOFOCo BANK.

The Central Bank Of Georgia, (Gov. MELON.
ads PcD has circulation Of one million three hun.
bred thousand dollurs-pnd less than 100000 in
specie! lis an out-and-out Locofoco concernl
1t is owned and managed by Locos, it is patronize
by the Locoio-o Governor, and II is employed b.
him as apoiiuca gent Probably the active part
It has taken in the party contests Of the State will
explain the cause Of It's immense issue Of paper, and
the patty amount Of specie in rs vault.
A proposition has been introduced into the SEN
ate TO authorize this Bank to sell State stock at a
discount Of 10 per cent payable in the bills Of the
bank very bright speculation, and very like
the hard money aeis Of this hard money Partyl
~ The Mrdisonion says, II it ever said "Pre-
sident Tyler was every inch a Whgp I'VE con-
Tess il was a seandaitm Dlagnaium1-(on the WAig
party, we admiL) But has not his ExeelIency
again and again protested to be every inch Wbig7
Did he not solicit the Senatorial gatb on that
ground2 Did he not beg for the nomination oil
Vice President as true Whig2 Did he not so
Iicit votes during the canvass on the same score
Has he not, within the last three months, written
articles for the Mtdisonian under tho signature o
~ genuine WIig2" Has he not, whilst whinina
and complaining Of persecution, to nggravato In,
injustice done to him. prolessed hmselfthe staunch
ost Wing in the lond2
| But We will not complain Of the hypocrisy, MOI
seek to expose t. We arc too much pleased al
learning, that no will no more profess himself
| Whig-that we are TO be troubled with him n,
more, and have no longer 10 endure the opprobriun
o! being under his lead, or having party conne1or
with him. For and IN consideration OF this deliver
anee VIC will overlook every thing else.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

Some OF the Locofoeos in Georgia Avow the dis.
honest doctrines which have just prevailed in Mis-.
sissppi. Mr.. Black, Senator, and who has ius,
been nominated for seat IN Congress, declared in
the Senate, IN reference to some claim against the
Ssate-that "hs T0ud oppose IL, spsn II It be Just
0n'-ihat the country is not in a condition to meet
It, and he was unwilling to tax his constituents for
tina, purpose"
This covers the whole doctrine Of the agrarians
IL Is startling to hear such sentiments ayowed in A
land, protesting TO respect moral and religious ob
legations. They dishonest in themselves. and
demoraLing in their tendencies. The public faith
will not he worth button, when they come TO gain
general acceptance. And with the loss of the repu.
tauon for public honesty, will soon follow the loss
OF honesty itself. And the fate OF community of
cheats and swindlers is easily Goreiold They will!
be as little capable Of maintaining freedom, as thew
will be unworthy Of the precious boom
But It cannot be, Notwithstanding the diseour,g.
ing signs to the conIrary-that the American PEG
pie are yet prepared to the dishonest part Of re-
fusing to redeem their plishted faith The preva-
encs ofinctious feelings may carry some honest men
to the extreme Of connving temporarily at the uu.
PrnciPled proceeding. But is impossible that il
can be permanent or general. They are yet sound
at the core-and the prohigate Demagogucs who
would Geduce them to dishonesty, will yet DO foiled
and rebuked.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
In Ominous Combination.

n postscript To letter from a friend who b,,
oeen on recent visit to Washington, says:
In that city OF Humours, heard one whisp.red
aoon'' which you may take for what it is worth. I,
may amount 10 something or nothing. Il IS this.
that the te'o Of The Hermitage has given in nj,
adhesion 20 Presiden; Tyler-al least, so MIR Tv.
Ter considers IT, MIR Webster is hand and glove
with the Old chief, add all the arranrem.pts G ,L
canvass OF lSiI are understood and ,vr.sJ &c..
mr Po'k Is to uc one " the ssVss of the new com.
binatou-Vicc, suppose, upon the Tyler ,iek.,-
THIS would be Il dangerous ticket"
Yes, very dangerous indeed! Andrew J,ek,o,
anu Daniel Webster ard John Tyler ard Thomas
Richie! Awful indeed VIVA, a co,iunc,i,, :
Barley and CL,y'ersc, BhfTel and Black Geo,g.,
NO power in the eonn'ry can Withstand such a
combination! IL makes one tremble a overto think
OF II!
Oar only consolation is, that, rs yet il isa mere
rnmour and It may have no other foundation to rest
upon, than the self dcluding vanity of Captain w.
Ter. II any one SpeNks to that high Function.rv
eiyiy, he books him forthwith as one o. his adhe-
$50 1t may be with the Old Hero. This old
gentleman, IN his pursuit OF mischief NAV b,v.
sad or written some very niterns compliments TO
the Capt, and knowing his subject, may have gone
20 the length OF pIedgng him his support. In this.
his object may have been to deceive and poke fun
nj the Captain or, as all things are possible, he
may be sincere, and really intends 20 cut Van and
adopt "l'y and Polk" and Tyler would be moth.
ing without Webster, he has conc uded TO take the
great 'eho~der. maker into the concern! Eis(esr-
'w to think Of II, however. we might be permit.
ted TO siave off our fears for moment, we would
congratulate the se.f-styled Democracy upon the
accession TO their cause, in the stalwart arm Of
Webster and the delicate conscience Of Tyler. With
Nese aids acting in harmony with that noble Pstri-
Of, Jackson, and that honest and ever consistent
Democrat, Richie, they cannot fa to achieve bril-
liant triumPhs- Whigsery must fail beneath their
oIows-ant old fashioned Repubcanism be no
more heard OF!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
FEMAI.E MnARnINr, ScnnnI

HE under aguej Il els lratded u being able m apnoupc
70 IN" pu' lie hts Eouu fortune la securing the services
OF MISS ANN e. FORBES, al Coudurteas Of the 4, malls
thNo winch lie proposes open the wear lsS1 AZ
haLlc Grow, In the county OF caroline
Miss Forbes mas been flt several years last the Prp
eal OF the Feutlc Seminary Nj tun ~ North Carolina
ana the appreciation windshield she has the .
ues 81 the suu't on we'll as her uuaifraoD
mails ~ ''''' ''s'""-
The School will be located within one mile or the Ran
phhannock Academy, about o miles from PORT ROYAL
aiL Ia ahouttwo Of RaUpahaunock river.
lhe buildings ample Tor the comfortable acrommo
daiton Of rs - hoardcis. The sfusion s very
n'athy and In an agreeable neighbour The chief
jet 81 the School Will be, iupat an enlarged aud sub
stahudl English Education, embracing al thc branches
thai properly pertain female culture. IL will omen on
We 'i January, lsi2 and close for The year on the h
ton. 80 "s '''''" !" 'Aea'
TERMS-sl2o Board and tuition, including Fuel Wash.
hg Lodging and Light One half s6D, To be maid on M q
last dN Of July, aud tue residue the I5lh December
Addrcssths subscriber, Mid River Post Once until l5h
dcmy pE-TEa N tIIIID = TnSN
Nov. 18Th, 1871. pnyi wIi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
RICH MOND:
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER go.
POPULAR EDUCATION.

We give the substance OF discourse on this sub
ject, by the Rev'J. d. NJ. Smith, who has given
to tho subject great attention.
We had begun to indulge hopes, tina, some steps
really beneficial would be undertaken soon to en-.
tighten every child in the Commonw ealth. But the
call Tor Convention has almost caused us to des-
pair. We have a horror Of all such assemblages
We have seen 50 many OF them end in smoke, tina,
It would seem there is fatality attending them.
Eloquent gentlemen get up and make very eloquent
speeehes-very pretty and very high sounding reso-
utions are adopted, and all sides congratulate them
selves upon having achieved the great Iabour in
hand. They dispense and 90 home, ard no other
result attends their deliberations but the subsdeneo
OF the enthusiasm, which, feft to ITSELF would have
been effective OF the end proposed.
The popular pulse working up to III. noint
when the Legislature would have been forced 10
adopt some strong and decided measures Tor the
q, Infusion OF knowledge among the people But this
hi-omened Convention has been started, and II will
terminate, We fear all its have dom
in srandiloquent harangues-to he followed bv
nh evaporation of tho public enthusiasm. If IN.
event falsihes our fOrebodngs, none will reio;co
more than we will.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

MILL he sold At the late residence DR. stephen
w ton. decd, 10 the upper end Of King William coun-
~ on the 2sud day Of December next, credit Of IL
months, the Crop Of Corn sng u LOO 100 bar
Teis blade and top Fodder Shucks aud straw the
OF Horses aud Mules which well broke and likely,
yoke Ofprime OEcn, STOCK Cattle sheep and Hogs
Plantation Utensils II household and Kitchen Furniture.
Among thc Horses. area thorough bred Mare and two
Cctus Colts.
The sale vii be continued from day TO day, until the
whole Potishable Estate H. disposcioL
For al sums ~. bones, with approved security,
viii ho required before the delivery uftho property pur
chased. Tor that SUN and under c.sh will be expect
ed.
All persons Indebted IN The Esate 0f Dr. Stephen Sut
ton, dec 81 requested make immediate payment:
aud those having claims against H. are TcquCEtrdo pre-
sent them before the jay Of sale that the
~ steps may be taken for their payment
ELIZA SUIT ron,
Administrators Of Do. stephen Sutton,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
TO THE CREDITORS OF THE
MISSIS UNION RANt

WHgREAs, me Mississippi Union Bans has made nm
w Assignment ~ al rs properly and ELECTS t1 the
ucfaucd trustees fur the benefit Of H creditors general
" which decd bears date the }9h u October 1871 and
recorded boz the proper Office the county Kinds
and Sfste ~ MissisFppi tho 3Hh October l-l; and
whereas U BE- provided boz said deed n HsGruincut that s
creditors 0i said BANK who shall ne their claim claims
within eight months from tho registration NJ said deed.
with Tho said trustees, shall be- considered preferred
creditors trEcep al iu said deed provided, 10 wiz. iunI
sufficient tU pay the necessary cHpcu.rH uf carrying into
effect a1id assEnmentJ and rriuqughiug Hl csim Tor
more thau7 cent interest on DC debt or claim flcd
from ani afcr The registration OF s'd decd n the aaii
county n Uusi that the principal and all the Interest
allowed by the charter due ON me claim filed
shall be added together, and certificate be- issued rth
whole amount which certificate shall on ft face that
boar Interest The rate ~ per cent ann FROM hc
c said decd ia rcEsercdas aOTeFaI and who caa 10 be-
made tho duty n The undersigned trustees by publication.
SO n0ufy the creditors ui said Bank, The above pr1
vsi0us-fhcrcfurc, an the creditors Of Mes aiippi
Union Bank hereby notified o. nj thcr claim on claims
with the uudcrHrnod trustees within eight months from
the date % tho registration Of aad deed Of assignment n
said county Hnds, ~ they intend IN enjoy thr idvanta
ges allowed preferred creditors or 10 such who Gle thei
claim claims In accordance with Tho provisions Of said
deed of assignment JAMES ELLIOT,
CHARLES W. CLIFTON
Jackson, November ,, 1871. no 20 win