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= Scene IN he House Of Deifsates.

o,r Gnoers tinrle to sketch the Dramatic acrne.
which was enacted on Thursday last Ii'e pi"ee-tlr
Hall of the House Of Delegates. The P'of was Tie &c.
ptance of Mr. Claws Distribution Fund, 10 be Goa
nected with the Southeastern Road. The actors -, g
the able and distinguished leader oi the Wing pats
in The House. and the influential and able Delegate ~
the county of Washington. II was really dramatic
scene full Of suspense 10 the last-and toll OF interest
even without any Of the embellishments which the pencil
might draw from the mag nation and presenting moral
in party politics which cannot be forgotten hy the nir
rous spectators present The eyes OF the House we're
tensey fixed upon the two actors; and their ears dram.
in The queries that pnt by hr. Scott, and the
swers that were given by MIR. Goodson We were not
satisfied with the scene before us-this Is aa9nag,
much tno weak for The purpose-i"r, we were indignant
at certain passages 81 The dfama-and they sIiiibe
faithfully told, if necessary, 10 Tie good people oi
vraina-but the drama IS still pending, and io lie
present sound prudence and good feeling, warn ~
to beware How often did thr eloquent and raea,.
rabe words of the Delegate Of the county o; Isle Of
Wight, (Mr llolleman,) delivered almost popheiical
ly Saturday last upon the election OF Governor
words which thrilled and electrified the House-and
which, we must leave il 10 his own speech 10 detail
how often did they rush upon our memory AZ the scene
Of Thursday last passlng-with his manly appeal
to the Democrats of the South west, and with las utc
BILE illusions the party movement, IN the words d
the Scriptures: sect thee hence, Satan
.lnothcr Srene.
The South Western Road Bill was again MP yester.
day--when Mr. Toler proposed 10 amend II BY adding
clause that the Distribution Fund sh0Hid he rfcetrtd
and he appropriated to the payment OF the interest on
this oan and to others contracted during thus Session
wide net indeed for catching fish THIS called forth
noble bnge note from Little Tennessee, IN the person
of the firm and honored Delegate from Wythe, Col
Ieftwch who disclaimed all connection whatever, BE-
tween the Road and the Fundpressed The great lmPof
lance ofthe improvement itself, and INSISTED upon rest
np il upon its own alone strp Of all such foreign
funds He protested emphatcay against any such
connection. And we'll he mght-ior it IS like tying 10.
gether the captves Of Mezen,ius-Me hr'ng ''M Ms
He0d
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[OFrIcIAI.l

By and cith the adUice and consent of The Senate.
Samuel J. Douglass 10 be Judge of the u S. for the
Middle District Of Florida, in the place Of WIN. H.
Brockenbrough, declined, who was appointed in the
place Of Alfred Balch, resigned
Robert G. Nicholas, TO be Attorney of the u S for
the Eastern District of Virginia. Re-appoin,ed.
Marcus G. Ryan, re-appoined Surveyor and Inspector
Of the Revenue at Windsor North Carolina
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Marriages..

Married, Roeland, the lst instant by the Reverend F.
Mcclure. THOMAS L. MorRroS, Esq, of Farmvllc, Prince
Edward county, Miss ARRET Aas, eldest daughter of Dr.
Tignal Jones of Mecklenburg county, Va.
Married, on Wednesday, ooh of December ls at Plea
SAINT Grove the Rev. C. W. McPha, Mr. BEsJasiS e. Nc
PHlIL Norfolk Va Miss ASS Co. second daughter of Peter
White, Esq, Of Albcmnrc
nNr The Norfolk papers will please copy.
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AERIEIII.TI-R AL.

AGRICULTURAL.
meeting of the Hanover Agricultural Association
will be held at Hanover Courthouse Tuesday, the
22d of February, lSi2, that being Courlday at which
time full attendance is desirable BY order Of
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
u may be proper to observe that this will be the
las, opportunity for the admission Of members prior 10
the General Meeting and Exhibition in May next
Consequently those DESTROYS of becoming members will
attend or send in their names. 81
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The respectable Merca,or is Numerically postponed
lie proposes The st January the day OF Resumption
but proposes gradual and constant curiament a
il is understood, that the Committee Of the Hone ar
about TO propose the LIST Of January ls43, woull
recommend the suggestions Of Aercator to Their SER
Gus consideration.
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Consistency -Yesterday, the House Of Delegaes re.
eeted resolution (perhaps half earnest, half bur
esque,) for repeating the 30 day law-and yet they
passed resolution for joint Committee to spin long
yarn 1--WE speak, of course, with al respecD upon the
broad question enquiry into the aud remedies
of the pecuniary embarrassment that 10 Cypress
all classes Of the commonwealth Thus whilst their days
numbered, they going into long and large en-
curry into subject, which wonld puzzle hundred Ma.
cauloys and Tnrgos discuss in all their breadth and
dimensions in 90 days. The fact is, they plainly
coming 10 this issue-Eher leave large portion of the
public business undone-or do it incompetely--or do
it on half pay-or repeal the 90 day law. We should
think it best with all respecp to come back 10 the sta
IN 0l.O
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NJ We have received another Card from our friend
Grimes Of Poca hontns, in reply 10 the Richmond Wing,
but too late for to-day's paper-We really think our
worthy friend could be better employed than IN vast
ing his ammunition upon such an assaiant, aud IN
snch a cause. But every 10 his taste. 1t tie
Wing believed what il said il has been most mise
rably hoaxed-(ruigo, humbngged.) It's attempted Is.
cape is ridiculous, its original misrepresentation
was shameless and graiutous. Its whole statement, =
false from beginning TO end.
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innihcr .Scone
RrSIrNpTIOy.

OnIo-On the 18th instant the Resumption bill, A.
amended in the House, passed the Senate *"
verbal amendments Of the Senate have 10 be agreed
in the House, but the bill may now be considered tss
lac of the land The vote the passage rather
on the amendments made to the bill, in the House,
The Details Of the bill viii be published when they
reach US.
PESYsYLvAsIA-From Harrisburg .-Great excite.
ment prevailed in Harrisburg, Monday. The Senate
had up the Resumption bill, and motion to strike
the provision authorisng the Banks to pay out per
cent, upon the capital stock every 30 days, prevailed
motion then made to amend by substituting iir
per cent. every 60 days; upon tins motion warm
debate going on a. latest dates.
HIGHLY IMPORT ST.-It will be perceived by the let.
ter of Harrisburg correspondent, that the Select
Committee OF The State Senate, TO whom referred
the Bank Bill from the House of Representatives, have
reported ne,c JM providing that the Banks shall
sumo specie payments, not TO exceed 1--WE per cent Of
their capital paid in, every ninety days-but they shall
re-ssue no notes OF banks which do not pay specie,
with the exception of the Relief notes, which 10
be taken by the Banks IN payment OF debts, and the
Till MISC provides that 20 per cent OF the Relief notes
shall be cancelled annually by the State Treasurer, IN
til the whole are redeemed. iphia SPIRIT Of he
Timts.
Resumption in .He,c Jerscy.-On Wednesday, in The
New Jersey House Of Assembly, the Bark Resumption
Bill as agreed TO in Committee Of the Whole, was lad
aside and new one brought forward, which, after
long discussion, was finally amended as 10 re-
quire the Banks to their fves by the Alb Of
July, and in full by the first Of October.
TESyrssEE.--The Senate has adopted resolutions re-
curing the banks 10 specie payments by 1T
Of January, 1913, after rejecting the House resolutions
on the same subject.
The Legislature have passed resolutions, by large
majority in each House, in favor Of the repeal OF tie
Bankrupt law.
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~, FILLMORE hoped his eoleaslle wos!d withdraw III
ioriia % .at he motion could be disposed c. by ayes
and noes. ,., x,o,.;ao, -, amos.
Mr. BOWIE said he would consent, provide! the ques,
,;, co1 he taken without debate for he desired Ia 20
49,, ,,,;,,cr -, another bill; he alluded 10 The bill 10
apporion thr representation under the last census
Mr. FILLMORE hoped there would lie no debate -.
Mr. GrxrsY then proceeded 10 speak i'll support Oh MS
motion. 49,, c-, ,,, words from,
Mr. Gentry and Mr. Wise, the previous question was
Tic House sustained the call fol the previous CUES
ton o , ,s -, tho mo
49,; -, ,con,mit with instructions: which were ordered.
and resulted as io'lows-aycS lll, noes -
,rne House ihen Adjourned
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II Mr.. VAUGHAN, of Dinwiddie, has been detained
from his seat in the House Of Delegates by recea
dsposi ton
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IN CHANCERY.-yrRciSrA:-AR ul-s held in the Clerks
Office Of Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery for
County of Caroline, the 7th day of February lsi2
William Pace, Plaintiff:
against
Samuel G. Thornton and Edwin Lunsford, Defendants:
The defendant Samuel G. Tlornon having entered his
appearance given security according the Assembly
the rules Of this Court and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he IL nhabant of this Commonwealth: Il
ordered That said defendant appear before Judge
Court the Court house, the first day Of term
tile bill OF The anI and that copy Of this
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the city
Richmond for months successfully and posted the
door Of the Court house of this county.
Copy-Tese,
ROBT. HUDGIN, c. C.
-w2w
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In The United states Court for the Eastern DsIe, or VIRGINIA

the United States Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia.
18th February, 3D.
ISAAC LYON, of the city Of Richmond having filed petit
ton, praying that he be declared ankpt il order
ed That all persons claiming be creditors of said
Lyon show the Con the 23d day Of March hy
the said Isaac Lyon be not declared Bankrupt TIE
Of Congress in that behalf and that copy of this order
published in the newspapers according the 92nd aud oath
Rules of Court Acopy-Teste, -
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Erh ranu
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January Q, 1880.


Mr.. Crockett OF Wythe moved 10 refer 50 mneh ..
Governors message As relates To the public lands y
lect committee On the 10th the committee va Z.
nounced, and Mr.. Tyler was placed at the head . Z
On the 18th the committee reported H..
On the 23i January the report and resolutions
taken ur. The first resolution was in the>e w..
THAT the public lands held by The U. 5. belong
mon 10 all the States and thai each and n! are e',
to participate i'll the benefits derivable theleiFon.
an Intellectual attempt on the part OF Mr.. Bayy 70 -.
the resolution, so 10 make il more specnc = I"
tenure by which the lands were held and the mani VI
which they should he applied to the benefit OF ~
States, ii was adopted unanimously. ,,s,t
The end resolution Of the Committee was !" =
words: ,,,,,
Resolred, That it is amongst the most solemn ,,s
devolved upon the Congress ofthe United states u
fully and bona ide to dispose of the public II IL
such manner will equally enure TO the oene hecosie
the States who may be shall hereafter Gsrt,
members of this confederacy; and that m ~, as.
raj assembly depreeates the adoption Of all
sures by Congress as 1eM hare contrary .,scst
After several immateria amendments were - ,,li::
Mr.. Tunstall moved 10 strike out The woros ;,o ~:
which was rejected; thereupon, the res0'u's
adopted unanimously.
The Sd resolution was in these woFcs: ahly yer'
Resoired, That whilst this General Assetno! ssp
with becoming pride the rapid growth Of I've aH
and would do nothing to check ,heif advance -
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MR.. CLAY's RESOLUTIONS.

SO much has been lately said about Tie i.
solutions adopted by the House Of DELEGATE .
1899, on the Distribution question-and faa.
has been enormously said. that we think it ncce-~
ry TO publish the following synopsis oil The roar'
OF action al that time II satisfies ns, that 10 -.
tribution would have been THEN recommended li'L
Treasury had been empty and il taxes anl "a.
were necessary TO supply any vacuum. Il my
what Mr.. Tylers position was in 1899 VIZ: llio' =
never would have agreed 10 the Distrib lton my
if its effect had been to disturb The Comprom,e g.
And now, we respectfully ask him what he ilt'"'
Mr.. Clay's resolutions. TO overthrow the Comi
mise act; 10 raise the duties from 90 10 81 pcr g.
and still TO palm upon us Distribution. v y.
him and the whole country 10 hear the io!o"'-
story, and may we not add 10 hcarken to the mora
which il inculcates?
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The first question taken up was in relation 10 the
number of assistant clerks employed by the Clerk OF
the House, and the authority by which they were EN-.
ployed-t was discussed by Messrs. GoRnoy, FILL.
MORE, w. &. JOHNSON, WISE, SUMMERS, BRrGGs and
CUSHING who spoke until the expiration Of the morn
ing hour. ,,.-.
appotonmcnt bill the special order Tor each day Of the
ensuing week. commencing on Thursday instead OF
Tuesday, the day mentioned in his pre- vous resolu
ton.
Mr.. WISE called for the orders of the day.
The SPEAKER informed the gentleman from Virginia
that it was not proposed TO consider the resolution
the present time.
Mr.. EVERETT said he should call it up Tomorrow.
Mr.. WISE inquired fit would not require vote Of
two-ihrlS when il came up.
The SPEAKER replied in the Affirmative
Mr.. FILLMORE then moved That the House resolve IL
self into Committee OF the Whole the state of the
Union.
table would be first taken M which, ias assened 10.
The SPEAKER then presented So erai Executive re-
ports which appropriately retyred and ordered TO
he printed.
amendments concurrci in
The bill to which Md Underwood had previously
referred to suspend lr limited time the provision in
the charters of the buss of the district Of Columbia
which prohibits the REISSUE of the Notes of ION specie
paving banks after the LIST of March next, came up on
its third reading.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD agrin enforced its:passape, and he
said when the charters granted, it was supposed
that the banks of Virginia and Maryland would resume
specie payments by the LIST Of March, but now no such
pectntion existed; and without alteration of the
charter the effect of its opcra,ion be to compel
the banks to collect their claims, now amounting TO
two millions Of dollars, in SPECIE while they were will
ing 10 take the amount in Maryland Virginia paper,
if Congress would give ,hem the power TO re Issue il
10 such persons as were ling 10 take it. He con.
cluded by moving the previsu question
and
Mr.. nlcKEos called for the ayes and noes thereon,
which resulted us folows--ayes 20, noes 107
The question then required on seconding the demand
nr the previous queston, which sustained by the
House, and the main question the passage of the bill
taken by ayes and aoes, and as follows-uyer
a., noes %.
So the bill was passed
Mr.. FILLMORE then moved that the House resolve
iselfi Committee of the Whole on the state of the
Union.
Mr. GENTRY said he wished 70 submit resolution to
ecommit the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill.
nth instructions TO strike ut very item of appropria
ion which was not authorized by existing laws
Mr.. BowSE objected,
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TrumbuII, and CoIumbiana
counties, come up to this convention,
and meet with US, not by delegates, but
by
A MASS REPRESENTATION.
We also extend the invitation to our
friends in
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA,
TO come up and meet their political
brethren, We are all brethren, with
int identical, struggling for the
promotion Of those measures which a.
lone are calculated 10 give permanent
prosperity to our country and happiness
10 its citizens.
We will endeavor 10 mako your So
Journ among US as comfortable as cir.
cumstances will permit. The
LATCH STRING
VIII be out to all who will meet with
US. Come up, then, with a spirit of en-.
qulry-wIth no other object in view but
the good Of our common country-an1
much benefit will result from our meet.
ing,
JOHN M'CLYMONDS.
MATTHEW ADAMS,
DAVID BEGGES,
S. S. CLARK,
B. w. SNODGRASS.
Committee.
New Lisbon, Aug. II. 1912.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue oil sundry writs ofE. ia. e.
leu. faCias, issued out of the court of com,
mon pleas Of Carroll county, To me d.
recled, | will offer for sale at The farm Of
Joseph Hardesty $50 caIled) in Brown Up,
on Monday The ooh day of August, 1912.
at 2 o'clock P. M. the following property
to wit: The one third of about 7 acres of
oats TO be delivered in the bushel, the
one third of about q acres of corn, one
lot of hay in the stack 10 ions more or
less and the me third of about b acres
of rye. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
August 10, 1912.
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THE STATE OF ONO, J e

THE c STATE c OF ohJo' IS.
Mary Boyd,
VS.. Petition Tor Dover
James Moore, et. al
THE said James Moore and Sarah his
wife, john Boyd, Thomas Boyd, and
James Boyd, Of Beaver county, Stale Of
Pennsylvania, Rober; Boyd oil Washing
Ton county, Pennsylvania, James Sharp
and Nancy Sharp his wife, and Marga
Iret Campbell, oil CoIunbiana county, O.,
David Boyd OI Jefferson county, Ohio,
John Anderson and Rachael Anderson
his vile, Of Rlchland county, Ohio; Dav'
I'd Moody, sen, John B. Moody, Eliza
Moody, Nancy Moody, Sarah Moody, a.
David Moody, jun, James Brown and
Martha Brown his vile, aud John Hdr.
man, Of Carroll county, Sale of Ohio,-
are hereby notified hat on the filth day
lof August, 1912, Mary Boyd-widow of
John Boyd, late of Beaver county, Penn.
deceased-fIed in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, State Of Ohio, a
bill in Chancery against them, The sub
stance Of which is, that she is lhe widow
OF John Boyd, late of Beaver county, Pa,
deceased, that during her coverture with
the deceased, he was seized in fee as an
estate Of inheritance, Of the following dc
scribed lands, situate in the county Of
Carroll and State of Ohio, 10 wit: The
west half ofthe North West quarter, Of
Section go, Township l2, Range 4, and
the East half Of the North East quarter,
of Section IS, in the same township aud
Range-that they are heirs at law Of the
estate of John Boyd, deceased, except.
ing John Hartman, who pretends to claim
title 10, or some interest ia, the aforesaid
lands. The object and prayer of the bill
is to obtain Dover in said lands, and have
The same SET of TO the said petitioner; &
the SAID defendants are hereby notified
10 appear at The next term Of the Court
and plead, answer, or demur, to the said
Bill, or the petitioner will apply to the
Court 10 take the matters of the said bill
as confessed, and decree thereon accord.
ingly.
BROWN & GRISWOLD.
Solicitors for Com IIaiHant.
Auoue, 10 1910
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SHERIFF'S Sale,

BY virtue of sun5ry wrIts OF f ia ct
len ia. &. Kendi Erponas, issued out
oil he Court Of Common Pleas for Car.
loIl county, and to me directed, | will of.
fer for sale at the door of the Court
house in CarroIlton, on Saturday the
9Th day Of August next, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
?. M. the following real estate, viz: the
East half Of The North West Quarter Of
Section q, Township l6, Range 6-dlso
The vest half of the north east quarter of
Sec 81, TIP. l6, R. 6, appraised at $500
also, Lot No. II, In the town of Nal,
vern, Carroll couny, Ohio, appraised at
$500. Taken 10 execution and will be
sold bv me,
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them great injustice. Farther than that
they CO uld not consent TO go. And that
is now the question before the people,
II is the great questlon-not TO be blink,
ed or covered up BY side issues. Did
the Wings do rightly to resign, TO pro-
sent the uneXamPled injustice conlempIa'
ted by Bylngton's bilI2 Did they do
wrong, when they refused their assent
10 a measure, intended to delraud the peo.
of Ohio out OF their rights as freeman?
Did they do wrong in referring this
whole matter back to the people again
for their decision? These are the ques.
llons 10 be decided al the ballot boxes!
To that decision, whatever it may be,
we shall bow. II the Wings have erred
in their endeavors 10 protect The peoples
rights, the people themselves will admin.
sIer the proper cprrectives If they
ave acted as became the Representa-
lives ola free intelligent and patriotic
constituency, they will be sustained.
Let there be no skuIking in this mat.
ter. Come out, Mr.. Statesman, and de-
fend B~yiDglon's bill of abominatio1s.-
The Wings openly proclaim that they
resigned to prevent your consumation oil
that odious and profigale scheme. They
will not shrink from the true issue, Meet
them face 10 face, if you dare!
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October EIcctiOm--ISA9.

We have been requested 10 announce,
that Isaac ATKINSON, ESQ, will be nam
ed TO the Wing Convention on the 3Ist
inst. as a suitable person 10 represent
this county and Jefferson in the next
Legislature Of Ohio. We deem it pro-
per, however, TO state that at the lime
Of writing this notice, Mr.. Atkinson is
not at home, and has not been consulted
by us, as to his willingness 10 become a
candidate.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtae of writ of Eendi erpOnaS
issued out of the court Of common pleas
for Carroll county, | will offer for sale at
The door Of the court house IN Carroll
ton, on Saturday the LIST day Of October
next between the hours of 10 o'clock A,
Nj, and 4 P. N. the fol owing real es.
tate, viz: the south east quarter Of sec
ton 80, township IA aud Range 4, with
the improvements thereon appraised at
$4,000. Taken in execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August 26, l842.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue of sundry wriis Of #. ia et
len. ia. issued out Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas of Carroll county, and to me
directed, | will offer for sale at the resi-.
dence of Philip W, Hardesty, in Brown
township, on Monday och day of Au-
gust, 1919, at IL o'clock NJ. The follow
ing property, to wit: About "a acres OF
Corn in the ground, and a quantity of
Wheat in the now. Taken in execution
and will be sold by me
DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
Angnst 10, lS42.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
~ MERE will be sold at public veudue
u on Friday the &c h August inst.
at The late residence Of James Graham
deceased, 10 Centre to~nship, The follow.
irg property, to wit:
MIlch cows, Young cattle,
PLows, HARROW. and all kinds Of
Farming Utensils, horse gears,
small Wagon. the wood
w"fk Of a lonr horse
Wagon. & Tire Iron
one NJ rs Saddle, one
Sleigh, 'OJis Of varlous descrip.
lions, n lot Of iumber, (now at
Shepherds Saw MILL household ano
kitchen furniture. and sundry other ar.
'lcles not necessary 10 mention. Terms
-Ior all sums amounting 10 three dol.
lars aud upwards, credit less than three
dollars, cash Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock, where attendance will be o iyen.
and terms Of sale made known nv
VAN BROWN.
Administration Of James Graham, decd
August IL, 1912.
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ST

From the subscriber on the night OF Tho
18th OF July, one Brindle Cow,
with a white face-alsO, a dark stripe
running over the left eye, large horns,
with considerable white under The belly,
and rising five years old. No other
marks recoIIected. ANY person leaving
information at the office of the Free Press
50 that ! can get her, shall be reasonably
rewarded.
WILLIAM RUNlON.
Carrollton, July 90, l842.