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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-09
The state Of NIississippi,l PROBATE Court,
Yaaoo County. Nov. Term. l842.

"HEREAS A. Sidney Perkins, Administered
" tor Of the Estate OF James Warren, deed,
having by petition and application. represented
to the Court that the estate is in debt (as by exc
hibit fled) and Prays the Court that Citation issue
to the heirs and all persons interested, TO appear
and shew cause, IL any they can, why the undi-
vided half interest in the southwest quarter Of
Section Il, Township IL, Range 2, west. lying
and being in the county Of Yazoo and State Of
Mississippi, Of which the said deceased died sez.
ed and possessed, should not be sold for the pur-
pose Of paying the debts against said estate a.
prayed for by said petitioner.
1t is ordered, adjudgod and decrsed, that Cita-
ton issue to all persons interested to be and ap-
pear at the next January Term of this Court, and
shew cause, il any they can, why an order Of
sale should not be granted, for the purpose Of
paying the debts against said estate.
It is further ordered, that publication Of the
said Citation be made in some newspaper
published in the Slate for the space of 80 days
and be set up in three public places in the coun-
ty for the same length Of time.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT. Cl'k.
Dec. 9, I842. pr fee So so 22-6i.
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NOTTCE

n WILL, at tho January Term, ls43. Of
- the Probate court, make FINAL settle
ment Of my administration upon the estate
Of BENJAMIN z. seweIl, decd, and ask the
court for an allowance, and surrender my
letters Of administration.
J.R. RICHARDS, Adm'r
OF BENZ. F. Sewea, deed.
Nov. 4, 1912. last
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-09
TAX COLLECTORS SALES,
LANES PENNEY,

A. g.. +. C. for YazoO City
Nov. Is. 1912. l9-l4t
Printers fee Is dollars.
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ADYERTTSRMENT s..
Tax Collectors Sales,

Tax Collectors Sales.
II WILL offer for sale at the Courthouse
door Of Yazoo county, in the town Of
BENTON. on Monday the 18th day Of March,
ls43, for the taxes due upon the fol-
lowing described lots of ground, situated in
YazoO City, Tor the year 1912, and all ar
rsarages Of taxes that may be due on any
of them for subsequent years: and all costs
that have or may accrue thereon:
Lot No. 100, fronting Madison on the
north, aud Jefferson street on tho west-as-
sessed as the property Of Painter g. Robins.
Taxes due, So 90.
Printers fee dollars.
Lots No 40 and 427, fronting on Monroe
street, between Leake and Perry Streets
assessed as the property Of Edward ]. Pin
kerton. Taxes due SO 90.
Printers fee 8 dollars.
Lot lac, fronting on Main slreet-assess-
ed as the property of James H. Phillips
heirs. Taxes due, 81 SO.
Printers fee 8 dollars.
Lots No IL and 2l9, assessed TO James
M Pease; lot No. II, fronting on Maip-st.
between Brandon and Holmes streets, and
2l9, fronting on Main street. Taxes due,
Sll 90. Printers fee dollars.
Lots 344 and S45, fronting on Washing
ton stroot, between Leake and Brandon ste
assessed as the property Of James r. Mar
shall. Taxes duo for lS4l, 50 so; 70
1912, 50 so. Printers fee s dollars.
Lot 10, corner Of Main and Brandon SITS.
assessed as the property of John Glass heirs
Taxes due, -.
Printers fee dollars.
Lots /, 5 and Z, in the commons frOntin
on Main street.; 46S fronting on Ward st
assessed as the property Of Charlotte COul
tenay; taxes due SIT so.
Printers fee 8 dollars.
~ ID feet front Of Lot 234 on Main ST
also, 10 acres Of Lot No. 465 fronting G
McDonals Avenue; assessed as the pr
perry Of Jonathan Carter: taxes due IS OF
Printers fee dollars.
S. L. JAMES,
Tax Collector Of Yazoo county.
December Q. ls42. 22-l3t.
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PuRLIC NOTICE.

TIME COMMISSIONERS appointed un.
der an act Of Congress to examine Ger
tain claims arising out Of the Treaty Of
Dancing Rabbit Creek, made and entered
into between the United States and the
ChoetaV Indians, in the Stale Of Mississip-
Pl, viii meet for tho transaction Of business
at or near HO-PAH-KA. in the county Of
Leake, on The third Monday Of this month,
being the leth day Of December, when and
where those Interested can attend.
Dec. 8, 1870. 22.2g
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VI ME undersigned having, at the late October
- Term OF the Probate Court Of YdzOO couno
miah Walker, deed, and Letters Testamentary
having been granted 10 him;-NOtice 10 hereby
given to all persons indebted 10 said estate To-
make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same will present them proper
IL authenticated within the time prescribed by
law; o. they will BE- forever barred.
DEMOSTHENES WALKER, ExSY.
Nov. II. 1912. 1856
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NOTICE.

III WILL, Al the January Term, le4S, Of
- the Probate court, make q fnal settle.
ment Of my account 8 Administrative Of E.
Marble, deceased. and surrender mp letters
of administration.
NANCY MARBLE, Adm'x
Of Earl Marble, decd.
Nov. 4, l642. l7-6t
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned agains;
n. trading for a certain note OF hand given by
me to Geo. w. Sims, for $500, dated November
2lst, l842 and due January LIST, 843, as will not
pay the same unless compelled by law, the con
sideraton for which the same was given having
entirely failed. MOSES E. NESBIT. !
Dec. g, 1872 Q2-6t
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River Plantation For Sale.
MINE HUNDRED ACRES 6rst choice
~ YazoO Bottom LAND, well above any
overflow, in good shape, mile and three
quarters front on the river, $50 acres cleared
and 200 deadened, is offered for sale at a
price below any reasonable expectaAion.-
Credit given If wanted. Ten OF fifteen
hands would also be sold with the Land, il
wanted.
Enquire Of r. ABBEY,
Five miles from YazOO City.
Nov. Is, 1912. loft
Columbus Democrat will copy Eve times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

Public Sale of Faluabie Land IN 'haa'y ~'s,a
DY virtue OF 4 decree OF the Superior Cour " % ned. a
ID pronounced a, May term, 1912, the nnat." -. rs
Commissioners, will sell by public auction, on v,s. <
Wednesday, the cath day OF August mex, y" f,ur arp
late the property Of Charles g. Sirother. 1hs houy. y
Robinson River, 4 or S miles North of the tou',a TO- 4
talns abou. 400 acres. The farm will he sold 10 ,sogi y
by the river. The lot on the West side conlany.L los z
40 of which are in timber, the balance very fa. a = ~
The lot on the North east side contains the = ~ Az y
other necessary buildings, which arc coInionapI 100 2
Gus. This portion Of the farm contains io a. be \
the balance high land Of a superior qualify. .houl 70
also be sold 1877 acres Of wood land, detacneu, -
half miles distant. 49,. ina, az,
The undersigned can say, with confidence, md - II -
way so desirable as the above, Is hut seiuo" ~ The ~
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will please rs :. ole.s4 !
we are persuaded they cannot be otherwise ~ . be pb'<
Terms.-One- fourth Of the purchase ihoney TO be 60
the balance in three equal annual lnslaihe "a pepcrIS
a deed Of trust on the land, and bonds VIII rTesSS 4
WM. I. BANKS, l"
TIL. CLORE, -
Madison county, July 10, 1872. ~--JIP az
FARMERS BANK OF vIRGiStA.-Ine D Sul dis,1
l. have declared a Dividend OF TWO per ..n1 , detrdSs4
months, profit Of the institution, supJss. shsre lep',
New Stock Of a quarter Of one per cent ~
TO the State. .u,borized . lus
i Mas decided not 10 make il, until specse igLDR :
Julys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

ITO mr.. CARY SEARS.-Sir:-on Thursday m
i September next, between the hours OF ~ o.r.fcs ~
noon and 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, at GionetNn ~
read as evidence in n chancery suit depending 10 y, a.
perior Court Of Law and Chancery for Giouees,n N
which suit We are plaintiffs and you and other, sS =
and If, from any cause, the said dispositions az s, s.
time the taking the same from day TO day until "s sn,
nished; and you not being an inhahitan, OF thl, ra %
you this notice, as required by law, IN order ,hs no. mort
al the time and place above specified, liyou ,h, II, A..
WILLIAM P. SMITH & co, BY ." i.
CIcnceaier en- va lniy 10. lSR. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-19

Two MESSRS. THOMAS D. FOX \ JnnA .,
i GcntIemen:-on Thursday, thr 22nd day oil ~pnSJ
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon aI ' y
the afternoon, at Gloucester Court house, we snah'.
sitions Of Thomas b. Cooke and others, 10 bc reaa =
q chancery suit depending in the Circuit Superior rys, .,
and Chancery for Gloucester county, in which !" ' ,,l
lifts and you and others are defendants; and II, NUS.
The said dispositions are not taken on that DAY, ~, !,
menced, are not finished, we shall continue The u'..
from day 10 day until they are completed; and, you ass,
habiiants of this State, we give you this notice. @ggg
law, in order that you may attend at the time aa' -
specified, If you think proper. .a,, IN
WILLIAM r. SMITH & Co, By thH -
~. f.t, tu,l, rsfl -
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TU MR.. ABNER ROBlNSoN.-Sir:-iou mol Eat =
i bitant OF the State Of Virginia, will he pleased .
ticc, that shall, on Wednesday, the oath day Of An:asJ
tween the hours Of eight o'clock IN the iorenoon :.
O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same day, proceed; ~
cult, to take the dispositions Of Isham Pickett, Jo',pp :" I,
IL. Fnckett, Robert NJ. Button, John w Sheppard aI
he read in evidence on the trial of n suit drirnfnsN
Green, IsIaIn Pickett, William Burton, Joseph Aa'1
Dandridpe, Jacob A. Smith aud Thomas j. Caiiera ar -,
and the taking Of The deposiiions of The witnesses aum
others, ir not completed on the FIRST day, will Lr eotean.
day to day, ri the same place, and between the sane ! a.
the taking Of the dispositions Of the said witneS'r',I ~
shall be completed-when and where You may a ! y,
please. PliLiF D a.
July 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

nigh, have considered il the echo OF his
own noise. heard the door open solIiy
Il at,o opened mine; and the very mo
ment stepped into the entry, ! caught The
glimpse of a tall man entering the lighted
chamber of the young lady, softly stepped
along the entry, and approached The cham
Der through the bali open door, glanced
nv ewes into the room. No object was Wis
I lille save The curtained bed, within whose
sheets the intended victim TO midnight
assassin and be, gracious heavens Ne
GRO for al that moment 4 tall, fierce look
ins black approached the bed and never
was Olhello and Desdemona more natural
Nv represented at least that particular
scene Of the immortal baTd's conception
was now all suspease-my heart sweiled
iuto my throat almost 10 sutocaiIon, my
eyes to cracking as made bound into
the room.
The black villain had ruihessly dragged
par, Of the covering off the bed, when the
sound Of my foot caused him to turn. He
started and thus confronted, We stood gaz
ing on each other lew seconds his eyes
shot fre-and fury was depicted 10 his
couuienance. lie made a spring towards
me, and the next momen, lay corps on the
floor the noise Of the pistol aroused the
far sleeper; she started IN the bed, and
seemed an angel Of the white clouds,
emerging from her downy bed 10 scar up
10 the skies.
The first thing that presented itself to
her view was myself standing near her, with
pistol in my hand.
"Oh DO not murder me take all you
cannot, will not murder me, sir !"
The servants now rushed in; all was
explained. The wretch turned OUT 10 be a
vasabond, supposed TO be q runaway slave
from Virginia. | had the rroyldeutIal OF.
portunity Of rescuing one from the worst Of
iates, who in after years called me hus.
band and related 10 our children her mi
raculous escape from The bold attack OF q
midnight assassin.
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POETRY.
From the Augusta Chronicle.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
INrKRcrrrEp pEsrArcn.

ISrERCEFrED DISPATCH
L. 5. SENATE CHAMBER,
March lith, 1872.
SIL,s WRiGHT, THOMAS II. Benton. and the res
Of The Senatorial Democracy. 70 cur trHsfy aat
well belOrsi, y. late" Mr.. CurnsERr, o
Georgia. GREETING
Come 10 the rescue Cuthher'. come
Come, save Us from deadly fax,
II longor nov . stay at home,
You might Is well not come at all.
You've told u.s. what a burning love
You feel for your much luJured +" State -
Come-all those ioud professions prove,
Come qaick-or you Will BE too late
Shall Georgia longer be beret
OF her LATE true Van Buren, man
Are all her interests to be left
With John Mcpherson Betrien
Come-let that voice once more be heard,
Invoking Justice for the South;
Let Breathing thought, and burning word,
Pour from that honey dropping mouth.
o. brave bell. wether Of our herd,
Who, solitary and alone.
Took Daniel Webster BY the beard
Whittier, ali whittier art thou gone
The Creole case gave Dan chance,
To tickle Walker and Calhoun;
Irthey should join aim, he will dance
In triumph Ger Us, very soea.
O Cuthbert, Cuthbert you alone
Can help us IN that dreadful strait;
Come, ere our hopes are dead and gone,
Come quicker you VI! be too lalc.
We can't dwell on so sad theme,
Though it were easy TO indl;e
Enough TO I'LL foolscap ream,
Come, quick by order,
SILAS WRIGHT
Nota bsR.-
These cursed Wings are turning every stone,
TO save the Treasury from further pillage:
And, as the sessions more than two thirds gone
You must make hasie-or you wall lose you
mileage.
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New COpartnership
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

YETIila Subscribers having formed a copar'nrr.
4 ship lor the purpose Of carrying on TIC Tai.
lofing business in all its various branches in Con.
cord, ~ {. under the firm Of Price s. McMlsters,
offer their services TO the people Of Cabarrus aad
the public in general Their shop is the same oe.
cupied By Mr. Chas. n, Psice They fa,tcr them.
selves that they viii be able 10 please all who may
favor them with a call. Oae Of the firm having
been employed considerable portion Of bis Tine
as a cutter IN some Of the most fashionable Eslab.
lishmcnts in the City Of Philadelphia aud having
the advantages Of an extensive Acquaintance in
relation 70 bis business and the other having car.
rled on a shop for considerable time ia Concord
they are sure that they can oiirr inducements 70
the public in their business which they pledge Ia
fulfil Their work shall be done 10 Tic latest and
most fashionable style and warranted 10 be snpo.
rior in workmanship TO any in the country. They
hope By punctualty and strict attention to their
business to merit a share Of public patronage
Their price shall be in proportion 10 The times.
CHARLES n. PRICE.
JOHN Il. McMASTERS.
C0pt5rd, Fej /, 1912. 22tf
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To silk Growers.

EHAvING established small fa,ure At this
Il N place, the subscriber wishes TO purchase
COCO0NS, for which he will pay fair price Tor
any quantity that may be offered. tic also WEN
es to contract with any person who has The M1l-
berry Trees and Cocooneries now established for
a supply for the ensuing year, or with any per,
son who wishes TO engage in the production OF
Coeoons. lie has it in contemplation 10 enlarge
his manufaciory il arrangements can be made TOT
the supply of Cocoous. Any one having Cocoons
now on hand for sale will find a market for them
by applyinr 10 the subscriber at Concord. n. c.
WILLIAM JENKS.
Concord, FEB. 5, 1872. 2Otf
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EB EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
II a on The lst of April, Tsp.

BD EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
La on the lst of April, 1872.
A-Louisa W. Adams, Wilson Allen Elias A.
leJander >, Jas. Atsom, Thos Z. Alexander.
B-Cornelius Beatty, Rev K. J. Boyd Jas. Bar.
nett, J c. Blocker, Martha Buchanan, Rev. J. VI.
Bradley, w. S. Banker, Betty Brit, NstU Boyden,
w. II. Blackman, Austin Brown, Rev. Obs Briggs.
C-Mandy Cooper, VI. A. Capps Jas. Cathcart,
D. f. Caldwell, Marg,. Cook, John Clupp, r. H.
Caster, pheba Cooyer, John Campbell, Job Canon.
D-SamsOn DoSter, J. {. Davis, Dinkns g.
EDsley Donnel,
G-J. b & E. Griffith, Rev. A. ]. Gaun, Jas. T
Gillespie, J. Gwyson, J, f Gilmer, A. 7. Gray.
Infancy Holshouser, Dr.. j. q. Hereford r.
Hayes, John Hunter. Jas. Hayes 2, NJ II Hutchi.
son, W, A. Henderson ., Jas, Hunter, NJ. Hut.
Gibson.
I'D Jamison, Rev. F. J. James, f. Jamison.
K-John Kirk, George Kester, Samuel Kelly
SOL. Kerscy, J, NJ. Kerr, Saml. Kerr,
LID. Ledwell
ME-. H. Maxwell 2, Jas Mason, " r. Nc
Clelland, Elan Moore, A. B. McGilyray, Rev NJ
A. Mckibbon, Rev. w. Martin, Geo. Martin, W
McSl1to.
Mas Nelson
O-Nathan Orr. Aaron Ormun. Milton Osborn
P-Mary Paul. W. S. Parks, r. W. Parks, r.
y. Peoples ?, VI. Porter, n. Porter, NJ. w. Porter
Q--Robt. Query. jun.
R-P. Rosich, Jos. Reed, Alex, Robson.
S-Reg c. Smith, J. w Simmons, John Still,
well, + L. Smith, Mary Shields, J. d. Shaycn,
john S.oan, Jun. Adam Siler, c. F. SlssdorG
T-Sampson Tareton, j. G. Toucncc, 6, b.
Tenant, Rev. \. Ta.ley.
Y-John 4. Violet.
W-John Walker, Esq, Mary Wark, Calvin S
Weir,.k. 2. Willis, :. l.. Wallis, Mat Wallace
/ L,q Williams & Boyd, +. c. Watson, Rev Chas
Wilson, Scot, Wallace, X. l.. Walker, d. Vents
4. NJ Westlake, james Wilson, ]. r. Williams
Vim. or Jas. Walker, Allen Wood.
H. d. WILLIAMS, p "
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Bonnet SqGdsh.-They do have some
strange fixlns n Texas. Only think Of
a lady with a culinary vegetable on her
head for bonnet, Yet such is the fact.
The Houston Telegraph says that many Of
the western planters have lately introduced
the culture Of a species of squash that may
be manufactured into bonne,s, and several
of the western ladies' have already obtained
beautiful bonnets from this hitherto despIs.
ed vegetable. These bonnels are formed
irom the glossy iibrous lining Of the int.
rior surface OF the squash, and are remarka.
ble for the strength, lishtness, and delca.
cy of the texture composing them. They
are SO tenacious and flexible that they may
easily be washed like silk. Il is said that
a mliiuer some time since took one Of these
to one OF the eastern cities Of the United
States, and il became quite an object Of ad
mirallou. Possibly in few years these
squash pumpkin heads Of the north may
be decorated with Texan squashes ~.
o. Picdyane.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

Childhood IS like Misunderstanding
and rejecting images from all around it,
Remember, that an implous or prolane
though, uttered by parents lip may ope-
rate upon young heart like a careless
spray Of water thrown upon polished steel
slaining it with rust, which no after scour
Jog can elllce.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the subscriber by
"A Book Account, are particularly requested 70
close them BY Cash Or Note, between now and the
January Court, as | must positively close my
books And those vino do not avail themselves Of
this notice by the Superior Court may expect 10
settle with an officer.
THO. HARRIS.
ChOrlofte, Jan 5, l6l2. lJtf
n. d. continue in my former Shop, opposite
Col Alexandra Hotel. where i shah punetuaIiy
attend all applications. TIL
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: ornamental, sign, Flag a. Mirror
pAlWpARo
~ EUlc Notice.

ZOIIE undersigned takes pleasure in Offering
~ his Professional Services TO the citizens OF
Western North Carolina, and soioits their friend.
ly patronage in the practice of Law and Equity,
in the following Courts, VIZ Cabarrus, Mecksen'
burg Lincoln, lredel Burke, ianey, Buneombe'
Henderson, Rutherford and Cleveland. lie for.
thcr assures the public, that his whole time VIII
be hereafter devoted exclusively 10 the Profession
OF Law, and that a strict attention 10 his ellents
interests shall be given, and regular attendance
in the above Courts may beleonatcnily expected
Those who have hitherto eonfded their Interests
to bis keeping viii please accept Ibis as tender
OF his highest regard and best thanks Tor their
disnleresicd friendship. Ills Office aud residence
is in Lineolnlon, where be viii be pleased 10 re-
eevo any communications addressed 10 him, in
has professional line OF business.
BALLS NJ. EDNEY.
Jan. 2S, 1912. ri
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A NOVEL OCCURRENCE.

The two Legislatures Of New York and
Massachusetts met at Springfield on the
4th ultlmo, according to previous arrange
ments, having travelled from the respec.
tive Capitals in tie Cars Of the Western
Railroad. Governors Seward ard Davis
accompanied the cayalcades and both made
speeches on the occasion. Mr.. Quincy
brought the four houses TO order-thev
had joint dinner,-lt was pleasant col.
lIslon and went off with grea; harmony
But a serious accident was very near hap.
pening to the two Governors. Gov. Sew
ward had accepted the invitation Of Gov.
Davis to accompany him home-bciore
they arrived at his mansion the cars had
to stop and send on to the depot for a
lighter car TO cross a bridge which was
not considered safe for heavy car TO ven.
ture over. In the meantime, the two gen.
tlemen proceeded 10 walk over the bridge
which was covered and very dark while
on the track they heard the car come puf.
fling along and then il was that their real
situation became apparent. They started
off to run and one Of them fell became
very much frightened. As the car ap.
proached the light discovered to the two
gentlemen that there was two tracks and
they by this means escaped the threatened
danger.
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A smooth sea never made skil(u ma
riner. Neither do uninterrupted prosper
ny and success qualify man for useful
ness or happiness. The storms Of adyersi
Is, like the storms of The ocean, arouse the
faculties and excite the Invention, prudence
skill ana iorlllude Of the voyager.
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The Bankrupt EGir.

yDHE subscriber will attend the District Court
-. at Fayetteville and give attention 10 al CO.
sos under the Bankrup, Law which may be en-.
trusted to him.
JAMES ". OSBORNE.
Charlotte, Feb % ls42. 2Af