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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-27
First Rate,
Hon. MAmLoS DroKrRaoS.

Give the following chap, the hpadred pounds The,
richly desc-ve il.
From, ~ Bliiimore Republican
N,rro~.L DtsrHLs-.-Thc London Atlas, come tine
since offered ard % hundred pounds for the best
ESSAY on the of a. distress an that country a
correspondent gives the following soutIcn and claims te
reward
Ar,,ocracy. Bank OF England. Gem law Debt, En-
tails, Faction tiubly Hierarchy ignorance kingcfsft.
Law Ianlcrai, Monopoly. Nonsen sicsies, Oigarciy.
Parliament, Q1sckery. Ra,cp,y, selh.hness, Taxation.
Usury, Vanity, War, aud
We think tn, following list Of causes which have been
operating on tins side OF The Atlantic. enough to have
crushed any country the face OF the earth La,o
followed the London paper by arranging them ephaOe'
icaly.
Adams. Abolition and Ars,oonoy.
Banks Biddlo and BUCKEYE Blacksmith
Clay. Chptraps and "CooSLnr
Debts Distribution and ID IA cations
Extor,ion. Expansion aud Explosion
Faction Fraud and fuanoieung.
.Gornns" Gousins and Gambling
High tariff lIumbug aud q" HARn-Crp,a.
Ignorance. Ideness and Internal Improvements
Iockeying. Juggling AMI JOINT stocks
Tnascs, Kuavery and Knee CrOosers.
Log cabn' l.ies and L,s-roiling
Monopo'iss. Money changers aud hIsrrle.
Nonsense and -. 10 p.iacibies jar ihe P"bac rye
overrslins. Overhankins AID O'erfeieh"s;,
Peculalion Prodigaily ard q" RIPE trying
Ouack.sta,esmen. patriot. sud uack-Poliiclsn'
Porucry, p,scali,y AM .rH.r Ro.sr Bt'f.
= S,wInalinq Syvar.woutin- and -hia,' i3siers
Tariff Taxe. AMI Turncoais
! I-surv U,,star;s snl U-usPaiion
Venai,v Wee ana Niainy
Waste WicAelness aud NEIssrrr.
X-perimenis travleance AM A-frs sessi'ns
y am s.dnners." ami ,f,ir Yoke fellows
lanes, Zgzag-poI' clans. &c. &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-27
uoIsr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

4 message from the Senate announced the pas
sage Of memorial and pint resolution. praying Tor
n donation of lands behalf o: the rangers OF NIL
tia IN the service of the L. =. during the war ;
also. a bill providing for the sunmon'ng anu en-
-, ;,,r,,rs IN The counties of Della aware, Grant
aud rippecanoc also
4 io'nt resolution respecting I. 5. pensioners ;
which were seyeray read and passed TO second
Pef.Tions presented-By Mr.. German relative to
seminary lands referred to Mcssrs German, oluss'
and Newell.
locate n State road, &c. referred.
Bv Mr.. Carter, petition in relation to bounty
TO the agricultural society; reierred also, the Pc
ti,ion OF $ S. Upton, for pawn INT ior arms luz
nished. &C.. referred
By NJ. Swyhsrt. fcr amendment to the Ia" OIL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-27

WISCONSIN BaxK-The Green Bay Repuh lean
nounccs the arrival that place Of the remains Of
the Wisconsin Bank amounting to precisely eshtp-e,gh
d,Nsrs ~ oeppers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-27

~ Mr. VESTS bill, introduced into the senate,
for the introduction of greater ecchony the State
expenditures provides tor reducing certain salaries
To the following rates Governor $1,000, Private
Secretary $50, Members OF the Legislature - per
day, Presden. of tire Senate aud Speaker receiving
So Treasurer $1,000, Auditor 500, Secretary Of
State 5000 No extras for clerk htre the Secretary
To- act as Librarian, and the Treasurer as State
House keeper without extra pay.
Mr.. NESTS resolution for enquiry into any viola
ton of law which may have been perpetrated by
any of the Branches OF the State Bank. also m
cluded enquiry as to whether the Indianapolis
Branch have elected any persons rs Directors who
have been indicted for usury, with power to send
for persons and papers. The Bank wings zealously
opposed the adoption of the resolution aud 1t was
laid on The table. hey fear such an investigation
into that charnel house.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-27

az The scoundrel aud vagabond, Barnett, the
proiege Of the Indianapolis Junto. lately well de-
scr bed by the Wabash Express continues to utter
manifold and infamous lies in relation to the House
Of Representatives., particularly concerning the
election of U. > Senator. No responsible person
here will endorse his statements They are all ut
terly false.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-27

p,prtxtxr IxPrRrIsEvor- What's your probes
son ," laid LAWYER DAY since ~ o"' o'''hs'
corr, Addressing witness vi Dm he Vas questioning
VIVA, Is yours = threw back lie witness eoo'y 'h'
with emphasis.
.Tbe, yo hav, studied Blackstone 10 little CT no pui
oo.s q, : az would not AK such ques.19n-
:" m,relv a.kod you, continued ia A"ser 0e'ao's
bav. no, the pleasure Of your scguAi",1',os - a..
5,,r, no desire 10 1u.tiia~ yens. " D. Fieas""e'
wu,pr y BAaSErr Where Is that proslee'0s "
n,bishcd tire. times for the lndfana ''o"' ~, :.
p.,ns,, never "a. IT We sent II 10 h''n " nc"
~, exchange that has boen received Tor 90
VIA, ais Barnett ,ha, he does ut attend n4 -
brs Ledger
R.soLvED, Ths, when Henry Clay .~en , '''N'''<
through Ohio. he go; into the wrong eo'a ~
, 1842-11-05
dHlinistratOr's Notice.

NoTICE Is hereby given, that the under
" signed has obtainei OF tae Clerk of the
County Cont of Pike county. letters of Ad.
ministrat'nn on the estate Of WIN. N. Level
len, deceased, dated Nov. lst. lS42, that
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
qusted to make immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit then properly au-
thenticated, within one year from the date
OF said letters or they may be preclu!ed
from having any benft of said estate. and If
not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
SALLY LEwELLEN, Admir-.
November 9th, lsi2, 3vI.
, 1842-11-05
LIST OF

Remaining in the Post Office at Bowling
Green, Pike County, Missouri, on the
Both day Of Sept. 1912, which if not
taken out within three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office, al
Dead Letters.
Robert Allison; John Adams; Debo-
rah Adams; John Bedford, sen. 2; Am
brose Clark; Doct. A. Crane; Walter
Grow; Philip Conner; Richard Frawne;
Miss Catharine Gatewood, 2; John w.
Grafford; Thomson Gentry; Thomas
Grailord; Thomas Henderson; Renney
Laforce; Jeremiah SAILOR; Margaret ].
Kerr; VIM. Mosley; Willis Mitchell;
Jesse Moss; Margaret Maddox; George
L. Mudd; Christopher Mit,leberger;
Elias Norton; Alfred Oden; Philip Orr;
Duvall d. Phillips; G. A. A. Riggs;
Henry Sewell; Mountjoy Scholl; Henry
B. Yeager, 2; Eli Watson; B. F. Wat
kins, 2; James S. Walker.
H. G. EDWARDS, P. M.
, 1842-11-05
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FHE undersigned administrat or o
K the estate of William J. CT over
deceased. late of Lincoln county Nc.
hereby gives notice TO all creditors,
aud others interested in said estate,
that he intends 10 make q final settle
ment of said estate. at the next Nov.
term Of the County Court of said
county.
RAW LEIGH MAYES, Admir-.
Get. 8. 1912. 4W49.
, 1842-11-05

The Bogota papers mention, that
scarcely had peace been concluded
between Bolivia and Peru, when the
Peruvian chiefs fell at loggerheads
with each other. 1t appears that the
army Of the south IA arranged in
two grand divIslGus-oDe under com
mand Of Gen. Antonio Gutierrez de Ia
Fuente. and the other under Gen. San
Roman. The former accuses the lat
ter OF seditIous conduct, IN having
withdrawn from his command. San
Roman beStows a similar epilhetupon
La Fuenle. for having dIsoueyed GER
tam orders of the Supreme Govern
ment. The morals of the army sui
tered recently by this dIssenlion.
Gen. Torrico was IN Lima with IA
bout 5000 men, almost all raw re-
crUlis.
The New Grenadian refugee, Gen.
Obando, was stlIl in Peru, and was
every day becoming more odlous'
As our government has recently
concluded i commercial and friendly
treaty with the Republic OF Ecuador,
# IS moi without interest that we
learn tie probability OF a pacific ad-
ius,ment of the differences between
Ecuador aud Peru. 1t seems that
both parties are disposed to rec1g-
niz, the existence and validity II the
treaty of Guayaquil of 1929, accord
inc 10 which all differences were to
be adjusted by the a~r|itrament Of
friendly power appealed to on this
occasion, Mr.. James ii. Ciustrn Is
now the acknowledged Consul Ter
Ecuador, resident at Washington
IN. Q. Bulletin.
, 1842-11-05
RESPONSIBILITIES oF AMERICAN YOUTH.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF AMERICAN YOUTH.
The following extract from a das-
course on american En'erprIZ", or
Christianity adapted 10 the active
powers OF American You'h," by Mr..
Albert Barnes, claims their serious
consideration:
But your country opens a "td"
field for all that is active and mighty
IN the talents Of vOung men. Tins IS
the land for Christian enterprise.
Here mighty dangers are coming IN
like a food. Here foreigners o. t
opinions seek an asylum. Here me
nations Of the world are already re-
presented. in the oppressed OF other
people seeking freedom. or IN theiF
outlaws seeking on our shore an asy'
Ium from Justice. Here a vast con-
tlnent is to he brought under The m
fiuence of Christian truth and Ci'is
tan freedom. Here confederate
forms of w~ickedneSs are TO be broken
up; the infidel subdued, by argument,
not by dictation; the ignorant TAUGHT
the five hundred thousand drunkards
, 1842-11-05
New Temperance Ode.

New Temperance Ode.
une--"Auld Lang Syne."
1--WE seen the bells of tulips turn
To'drink the drops that fell
FROM summer cloulds-then why should no,
The two lips of a belle?
The two lips of a belle, my friend.
The two lips of belle;
What sweetness more than water pure?
The two lips of BELIEF
The sturdy oak full many a cup,
Doth hold up to the sky,
To catch the rain-then drinks ii up,
And thus the oak gets high.
It's thus the oak gets high my friend.
IT'S thus the oak gets high;
BY having wafer in its cups.
Then why not you and I.
Then let cold water armies give.
Their banners to the air;
So shall the boys like oaks be strong;
The girls. like tulips fair.
The girls like tulips fair, my friend.
The girls like tulips fair;
The boys shall grow like sturdy oaks,
The girls like tulips fair"
, 1842-11-05
Final Settlement.
Final Settlement.

ATOTICEis hereby given To ali persons
&@ concerned or in any way interested in
Tive estate Of Henry Watts decd. that the
Undersigned Admire. OF said deceased, will
make a tnal settlement of said estate, at
tue next November term of the County
Court Of Lincoln county, in the state Of
Missouri, to be begun aud held ut the Court
House in the town of Troy at the next Nov.
term Of the County Court of said county.
FRANCIS WATTS, ,a.
CH>S. MOUNTJOY,
October J, 1912. 4w4S.
, 1842-11-05

BY =. :. NRIHt K.
.7uthor of Sir .lTghis rith The Wash-
ingtOnjaaS, SC.
The extensive. and still increasing
sale. and the widespread popularity
OF Mr.. Arihuy's SIX Nights with the
WashinglorIans." and the urgent en-
treaties Of many distinguished lead
ers IN the Temperance cause. have in
duccd the Subscribers 10 make an
arrangement with that admirable
writer TO furnish another series OF
. Tales from real life.
These Tales will be published in
sixteen weekly numbers, at the low
price of SIR AID a Gaarter cents per
Uumjer, neatly stitched up IN hand
some covers, suitable Tor preservation.
70 those who have read the former
series Of Mr. Arlhqr's Temperance
Tales, it need not lie sand that the
forthcoming series vii! Lr not only
drrp,y interesting. but Will be calcu-
lated 10 DO immense service 10 the
q eat cause which they are designed
% promote. Like the six Nights
with the WaSbinGIunianS.' the sub
jrc,S " III be araWu from real lie, and
it VIII We the object Of the Author
To- depict the horrors of drunkenness
in all ITS varied and appalling :orms.
as exhibited IN different classes and
conditions OF society, rs well as 10
show the remedial means which TEN
peraBce associations furnish. In &C.
comprising this object. Mr. Arthur
will bring TO his aid the same acute
observations, the same IruthtnI de-
iInealion, the same clearness OF mar
r~ative, and the same lofty morality.
which have marked his former pro-
duclion; and it may be confidently
predicted that, through the influence
he will thus exercise, many M Inebrl-
ate will be rescued from the iangs oil
the destroyer.
The price of these Tales is pur-
posely made very low, that they may
be brought within the reach of all
persons; and i; is confidently hoped
that all who desire to see the Tenn
perance cause flourish will aid in their
circulation.
Address. postage pad.
Cooley & M'MlCHAEI.,
Publishers Hal IOI. Chestnut ST.
TERus-SingIe Numbers. 50 ca
Whole Series of &c Numbers | 90
Seven complete Sets. 500
Editors Of nanerS rnnNinr the above
, 1842-11-05
NOTICE.

4 Ii persons interested are hereby notified.
u hat the undersigned has been discharged
irnm Imprisonment, under the act for the re-
lief of insolvent debtors, ard will apply at the
next term of the Circuit Court of Lincoln
county. 10 be begun and held at the Court
House in the town of Troy, on the Sd Mon
day IN November next, for a final discharge.
ROB L. VI. MARTIN.
Sept. 10, 1912. 6w45
, 1842-11-05
Wheat! Wheat!

VNTE will receive good merchautahle
w Wheat III the highest market prize,
delivered at oUr store, III payment Of debts
and goods. We take the present occasion
to say TO those indebted to us on notes or
accounts due on or prior to the lst. iay Of
January last, that WE MUST HAVE
As we cannot be expected to give personal
notice to seve,al hundred individuals, those
who do not pay or make same arrangement,
must not expect US to give further notice in
case Of suits.
Z. & D. DRAPER.
Louisiana, No. Augc,t IL, AZ 4E4l
, 1842-11-05
BaRGhINS! BARGAINS!

n EATHER, Boots. and Shoes. for sale by
- Il. ID, Brewin-ton, at the lanyard at
Scott's Spring. those who wish the above
articles can purchase them cheap Tor cash,
wheat, good hides, taliow or bees wax.
At the same time | wish 10 na'ify those who
are indebted TO me to come forward and pay
their notes and accounts immediately, or
they will be placed in the hands OF others for
collection. | have no ilion TO ush any
person these times--but | oNe money that
must be paid, and my only prospect to pay my
debts is by collecting money from others.
K. d BENNINGTON,
Scotrs Spring, Sept. 7th, 1912. 3w46
, 1842-11-05
7E. Ia.

TNHE Bowling Green Washing tonian Tenn
perance >~ociotv. will hold 4 marting at
lhe Court House in this place, on Friday tho
l.Ith INST. al . O'Clock p. Vi. The Rev. Mr..
Landran, will deliver a lecture on the occa-
son. The public arc earnestly solicited to
ltlend. BY order of the exerurige committee.
VI. curry, Secretary.
, 1842-11-05
TO MILLERS
AND FLOUR MERCHANTS.

gsIiIE subscriber will advance an
EH cash Sl.1j per barre! (and more if the
market warrcnts i) on all Flour placed in
his hands for shipment TO Boston, the best
Hour market in the Union.
GEORGE X. BUDD,
Flour factor and Grain Commission Mer-
chant, 61 Water Street, -. Louis, Mo.
st. Louis, October 20, lSi2.
n. =. Liberal advances will also be made
Flour aud Grain placed in nv hands for
,ale in st. Louis. u. Il. B.
October Doth l~i2. ~.
, 1842-11-05
Land s. TOWN Lots
FOR SALE

TINE subscriber will offer for sale
q nj public auction in Middlerown,
Montgomery county Missouri, on
the 18th day of December next, on
a credit of II months. the following
described land and town lots. TO wit:
The north EAST fourth of the south
east quarter of section no. s in 7. no.
80. Il. 4 w. containing 40 acres with
uncomfortable dwelling, Tobacco barn.
and other buildings, and 10 acres in
cultivation. also lots no. 5 6 J and o
in Block no. 4. and lots no. 9 and 3
in hIeck no. 6. oil situated in Nliddle-
town in said county Of Montgomery.
and mrSt of these well improved.-
The tile 10 said land and lots is in
diSputable, and they will be sold posi-
lively on the said 18th December
next, unless privately sold before.
SAMUEL c. FIELDER.
Nov. 5rh. 1849 4wl.
, 1842-11-05
Here they c0Eflc!

A match race, between the celebrated
horse WAXI, and the renowned mare
FANNY WRIGHT, from New Jersey,
will come off on Friday, the 18th instant,
over the Prairie course near +. J. Calls.
The races will continue for two days.
On the second day the track will be open
for any horse, mare, or geldlng.
Bowling Green, Nov. I'd, 1912. l
, 1842-11-05

In the Lincoln Circuit Court, Missouri, Oc-
tober Term, 1912.
George Custer Petition in Debt by at
Hans Smith, tachment.
n OW, here comes the plaintiff by his at
" tOrney, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court, that said defendant is
a non resident of this state, and cannot be
summoned in this cause. 1t is ordered that
the Defendant be notified that said Plaintiff
has commenced an action of petition in debt
against him, by attachment, Tor the sum Of
three hundred and twenty Eve dollar. nigh
damages and costs-that his property has
been attached-and that unless he shall be
and appear, at the next term of this court.
to be begun aud held IN the third Monday in
March, on or before the third day of said
court, to plead to said action. judgment
will be rendered against him and his proper
ty sold To satisfy the same. And it's furth-
er ordered That Il copy of this order be pub
lished, for four weeks successfully IN some
newspaper printed in this State, the last in
ser.iOn to be Mt least four weeks before the
next term Of thi, court,
S ate of Missouri,
County OF Lincoln: /, Francis Parker,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court in and for said
County of Lincoln, certify, that the above
i a true copy of an order from the records
OF said Court.
Given unde, my hard and seal
Seal Of Office Mt Troy, this the 2Gth
' day of October. lS42.
FRANCIS PARKER CLERK.
By T. G. Hurt. D. c.
October , 9th. 1912 sw-52.
, 1842-11-05
final Settlement.

L Ii persons concerned or in any way in
u terestcd in the Estate Of John l.. VIII
Jams deceased. late of Louisiana, Pike county
Mo, are hereby notified that the uuders gnad
Administrators will M Ike Il final settlement at
the estate It the next November term Of thu.
Court OF said county.
MOS kAL!1' Adm,rs.
/. n. BRYSON.
Sept. 10, 1912. 4w45.
, 1842-11-05

NV CEMENT. "A Mr.. jeffrey has
discovered i new cement. SAID 10 Ue
much Cheaper and better than glue.
It IS composed OF she.ac and India
rubber, dissolved IN NIptha. 4 mum
Der OF experiments were lrIed with II
n England. la one oi them, two
pieces # teak, All oily African wood,
very difficult t. unite by glue, were
cemcuicd with lhIs substance, and
afterwards Il force of twenty-one tons
applied without separating the pieces.
.ic4vy oak plank. eight inches thick,
were glued together with II, and fired
Al repeatedly by well charged and
pointed cannon. The shot tore the
wood, but did not effect the cement.
\ SIX inch hole was then bored INTO
tne plank, and 4 shell exploded with
III II. The wood was lorn to shIvers,
but the Ce neEt remained unnamed.
Il Il really possesses such ADHESIVE
power, 1t wlll prove a valuable dis
~cuvtry.'
, 1842-11-05
NEW GOODS.
Cash Store.

'Ss NJ. McLANE, is now opening,
+A in the town of Ashley, a well Sc
iected assortment of ENGLISH, .AIfE-
RICfN, s. ". L. GOODS, which he
will sell as low for chash, as can be pur-
chased in any country establishment in
the West.
Ashley, Nov. 5, 1912. fl
, 1842-11-05
RETREAT, Pike Co., Oct. 18th.

RETREAT. Pike Co., Oct. 18th.
10 the Editor Of the Radical:
sIr-Wil you be SO kind as TO give the fol.
lowing lines a place in your useful ppper. By
so doing you will favour many of your Tenn.
Perance readers, and oblige a
"WAsHINGroNIAN."
, 1842-11-05
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADNlI-NIC ia hun NJ
NOTICE is hereby given. that the m
~ der-i,ned has obtained from the Clerk
of the County Court Of Pike county, lat
tiers of Administration upon the Estate OF
john Myers deceased, bearing date the
I'd day Of Nov. a. d. 1872. All persons
having claims against ssid estate, are re-
quested to exhibit them in one year from
the date of said letters fofaliowance. Or
they may be preclnded from any heneft Of
said estate; and If such claims are not pre-
sentcd within three wears from the date Of
said letters, they willie forever barred.
JANE MYERS Admir-.
Nov 5th ~. 3wl.
, 1842-11-05

VIII be submitted 10 the Press. as soon as 4
sufficient number Of subscribers can be obtain
ed To defray the expense Of publication. no
FIRST series Of work with tho above caption
and title.
The production is based on philosophical
and theological principles, andthe primary de-
sign of the author Is, 10 satrize some of the
prominent errors, prejudices and superstitions
Of he age.
The task undertaken has been accomplish
ed at the expense OF much time, literary re-
search, and mental labour. A Front .spisee.
in unison with the object and charuc Ter of the
work, viii be preixed thereto, exhibiting in
strong reIief-"Deaih upon the pale horse
and the Devil on the red, in eager pursuit off
Religious Enthusiast on a hog, and an Adolf.
ZIONIST on a negro.
Should the first series be net by that an.
~couragement the author f~a..ters himself il
merits, the second will sue iced ,ccord;n,,v
As it is the FIRST scientific work publisbeS IN
Missouri, the author ie els the pride and COZ,
fdcnce TO believe, tha.t ii will be dulv patron;z-
ed by an intelliger.t, rejecting, aud reodinr
people.
The price IF the first series, compris;,~ +,
volume OF Two hundred or more pares hound
IN o~o@rds.) will cost one dollar per copy.
u Subscriptions to he above work will \.
received at the Radical Office.
, 1842-11-05
Prospectus
To a Iror& entitled Truh rsrsus Error-aiiss
Phyissapbg, Reqeo1 and Common Sense,
against Folly. Prejudice and
Superstition.
BY 4 PHYSICIAN OF Missouri.

IF achievements Of glory are not in our
power, let us endelvor 10 lengthcn our short
portion of existence by those Of literary honor.
;nd since It is not granted us to live long, let
as transmit 10 posterrty some memorial--thn
zoe haze AZ least HgeL."-PLINY.
, 1842-11-05
NOTICE.

ATbTiCE i. hereby given that the M
d& der.rgncd has taken ort letters OF Ties
tamrntnry on the estate Of ilnni-on Jones,
deceased. hearing date tnr 9th of Oct
a. ID l~i2 Al persons, therefore, indent-
ed 10 the estate Of said deceased, are re.
Gucsted to make immediate paymcnt;aId
all persons having claims against said e-tdtc
are requ"-te to exhibit them properly an-
thcntiratrd, within one year from the date
cf sad letter.. or they may be Prec'udrd
from having rry hcrcft of said estate, and
If laid claim, are not presented within three
ycar7, they will re forever barred
DABNEY JONES, Ex,c
WI. JONES.
Oct Doth, Lip. awl3.
, 1842-11-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADAIlNiC IA iOii NCIICE.
ETOTICI.i is hereby given that the under
at signed has taken out letters of Admin
istratinn on the estate of Geo w Sanford,
deed, from the Clerk Of County Cont of
Pike County--hearing date the ii of Oct,
A. ID. l-42: all persons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate of said
deceased are required to exhibit the same
duly authenticated foT allowance, within one
year FROM the date of said letters, or they
may be preclnded from having any benefit
of said estate, and if such ciaims are not
presented within three years they will be
forever barred.
ALEX II. WILLIAMS, }.dmr,s
LEVINA II. SANFORD,
October 20, 'i2. 3w52.