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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-05

Several OF Mediterranean aoat have also been
purchased at prices varying according to description and
quality from 42s to iss per quarter inclusive Of freight
States -four in bond has brought ass Sd to-
Aer several days OF dry clear weather. favorable for
the completion Of spring culture had hon an early
hour and during great part Of yesterday fine fertilis-
ing rsn, the beneficial elects Of which are already 'isi-
Bile.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr, MAY 10Th lsl2.-The
market Saturday ana Monday did not exhibit any
animation eyincc any signs OF immediate improv ement
either in price or demand the inquiry ON the contrary
on each Of the above days moderate and confined en-
,rely to the trade who bought sparingy On Tuesday
however two three of the largest spnners
heavily the which was made ostensbe by the
accounts received from Manchester Wednesday, ofthe
amended state Of trade there wrch accounts all concur.
red IN representing appearances to be decidedly more IA
'orable Since that day the sales have been much in
creased by considerable purchases both speculation
saa Tor export and the market closes with rmness and
"ith OF amendment rather than otherwise The
commercial intelligence from the States continues be
OF more satisfactory character In Bruzils bust
ess also has been ransscted and ths has given greater
rmness and seadness TO prices whilst in Egyptians the
sales have been limited and the deseto sell much
cceds the demand Surats have been in daily request
the very low qualities Offering of Amer
spinners during the week at SD to ADJ have nterered
little with India kinds
steady market amount to 81 $50 bags, including l5OO Am
erican and 500 Sarat speculation and 1000 American
and 100 Pernam for export The quotations according to
fair uPands 5id fair Mobile 5d and fair Orleans 81 per
ID.
The import Of the week is q 9a3 bales exclusive of two
slips arrived, but not reported.
PAss, May aO-Bourse, halfpast Four. There is very
little business doing, and the Rente Is rather lower
Three per Cents have been done at slfs0c.
ANTWERP MARKErs.--In the Antwerp market, during
the week ending Tuesday, May l7th Dyewoods
Their in demand In Coffee the sales were limited
100 bales ST. Domingo at - cts and 1000 bales Brazil
various rates, according to quality at auction 1900 bales
st Domingo damaged, sold at 3sl to as centmes
Cotton had been very quiet and prices without al
eration Sales in Hides made to fair extent at for
mer rates In Indigo there transactions in Pr
mento. Poashes continued firm. At Auction 100 tierces
Carolina Rice brought Il to 24 francs per 80 kills for dam
aged. Tobacco sold only in small parcels.
AMSTERDAM MARKErs--In the Amsterdam markets,
during the week ending Tuesday, May 18th, Coffee
manned dull but green Java sorts in request.
Prices were without change. Cr is 80. Cotton
maned.iat. American quoted % to Sac Surinam IS
to 42c, and East India 10 to 2ac.
In Raw Sugar the only sale 1000 boxes of grey Ha
vana at 27if OF Rice 200 bags Java sold at slf Anne
rican POtashes taken willingly Hides looked
better also Geneva, Amsterdam proof l6; to lsl
American 1911 to l9lf.
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: DRIVE AND xcuRsroSs.--First there is Hoboke
which isnow in all its glory. II the day be fa
thousands will be there. |
Next Bath, Coney Island and Fort IIaml,on--pa
icularly the latter. Is there there any steam bo
o these places OF resort
On this island don't forget Nowlan's at Prosps
ill, Burnhsm's, Strikers Bay, and other drives
But first go to church
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New HAMPSHIRE LEcIsrAruRE.-The Legislature
OF New Hampshire assembled at Concord on Wed
nesday. Josiah Quincy was chosen President
the Senate, and Samuel Swasey, Speaker Of I'M
House
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tr,- There is a post office established at Pendl
ION iill-in the north part Of North sStonngton, Ne
London county, Conn. f. Il. Pendleton is appou
ed postmaster. The post Office at South Voluntow
il discontinued
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Baltimore.

Correspondence of the HeradJ
BALriMoRE, June 4, 1912.
The Characterization Of a Sword-7He Fe"cibles'
FYag-Supposed Murder, and other matters.
Mn. EpIrox
The Maryland Cadets, to whom the beautiful prize flag
was justly awarded at the late ncampmen have had
meeting and presented to their captain Archer Ropes
Esq, most magnificent and beautiful sword, token
of their high regard for him officer and gentleman
TO his thorough knowledge of military tactics and indie.
iagabe exertions in drilling the company their success
ascbed in winning the prize Captain Ropes possesses
every quality calculated to make him esteemed by all no
may have the pleasure of his acquaintance As was Wash
ngton in the hearts of his country is he in the
hearts of the Cadets, aid of his fellow soldiery.
The flag to be presented the Lancaster Fencibes by
portion Of the citizens mark OF esteem is to be
three hundred dollars The only objection your CORES
pendent have TO this move is its partially. If one
strange company is to have flag token Of esteem why
not give Others invited TO the camp who doubtless con
Quoted themselves with equal decorum.
Very great anxiety prevails here in reference to Dr.
Henry Miller who has been missing since Tuesday night
last He went out late ON professional business and 4 is
supposed was murdered robbed and his body secreted
lie was young gentleman highly esteemed
Captain Sawyer of the schooner Racer ut this port veg
terday from Eeuthera brings intelligence OF the loss of
one Of the British Mail Steamers (name not known) on
her passage from Liverpool to the West Indies She ran
aground near Turks Island and would be total wreok
You will learn by the Norfolk papers that most dsas
trous fire has befaen that borough. The loss very
heavy From the source it will be that
young man manned Frederick Roberts shot in des
perate say which took place in Norfolk on the LIST inst
His life was despared Of Beal desperate fellow
Roberts gentleman and acted in self defence.
The foreign news by the Columbia reached us this
morning about O'Clock, and appeared in all the papers
1t promises great interest but cannot say yet what will
he its effect.
Flour continues at f5eai $685. wheat 30 81 IS;
Virginia money, a 3! discount; Wheeling IL l3 dis.
City Six per Cen. Stock &c. Business generally is as
good as can be expected considering the times. The
weather this morning is cloudy. Yours,
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ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT Observation-Disclosures
lycIDENrs.-Captain Keane gave very handsome
entertainment yesterday on board the British Queen.
The Belgian Minister, Mr.. Serruys, Mr.. Haght, the
new consul to Antwerp, number of officers of the
navy and Army, and large company of ladies' and
gentlemen Of the city, with several strangers were
present. The collation., very rich and munifcent
one, was served in the state cabin. Among the
tments Gin which the ladies' We're not forgotten),
Captain Keane toasted the Belgian Government and
her minister, when MIR. Surruys replied with 6 the
President and the American people" In the midst
of the hilarity, while Captain Hughes Of our army,
was making very pretty response, in behalf OF the
sense his part, TO toast just given, 1t was an
nounced that the Great Western alongside =
my wife's on board" said the captain, when the
company Immediately went deck the rigging
was all manned, and three cheers were given to the
Great Western. She came up in fine style. Captain
IIoskin answered with his trumpet, the hail of Capt
keane. Captain recognized, among the passengers,
his beautiful wife, who stood upon the quarter deck
Of the Western with her young boy in her arms and
in few moments more they were more agreeably
near The interview was refreshing and affecting,
and all who were husbands and fathers were de-
lighted We wish the Captain and his lady renewed
and continued happiness, and hope the Queen and
Western will always meet on such pleasant after
noon. H3MrG FT s
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TRAvEr. TO BosroS Cleopatra, as fine
steamer as ever run, goes regularly three times
week to Providence. She arrives early in the NOR
ing, and brings papers FAR in advance Of Il
mail
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
lConespdndesce Of the HeraldJ
"A>HlNGToN, friday, . L. NJ
Proceedings I'm both Euouse.-


WASHINGTON, Friday. SPIN
M ti Proceedings im both Houses.
Mr. WOODBURY. offered resolution in the Senate
this morning, calling upon the Secretary of the
Treasury Tor information respecting the amount OF
the public debt, the condition OF the loan. &c.
There was some other morning business of little
public importance transacted, when the apportion-
ment bill'was taken up. and Mr.. Bagby of Alabama.
is now making very sensible speech in opposition
10 the districting provision
The House have at last got up the Army appropria.
lion bill again There was a delay of one hour and
upwards this morning in struggle for priority
Of business Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, offered re.
solution inquring OF the President whether the New
York Custom House was still in existence and if SO,
why! if not, when it terminated! After some dis
pute, the resolution was adopted Mr.. Campbell
tried to get up his resolution of adjournment, but al
though there a majority in the House favorable
to it, there was not two-thirds, and the rules could
rot be suspended. Mr.. Satonsta made an unsuc
cessfu effort to get the rules suspended to assign
period for taking up the tariff bill reported by the
Committee on Manufactures.
The Committee on the furniture contracts for the
New York Custom House obtained permission 10 SIT
during the session of the House and 10 employ a
clerk The Committee have already got to work,
and great fun is coming. The House adopted re-
solution to take the Army Bill out of Committee on
Monday next, and then went into Committee of the
Whole, and resumed the discussion on the bill
Mr.. lIalstead of New Jersey, the most insuierable
speaker Of the whole House, now e o'clock) ad-
dressing twenty-nine members, several OF whom are
asleep. Most Of the members are of to the races
al Alexandria, and the others might as well be
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TWO DAYS LATER
FROM EU II OP f. (.
OF THE
& R f AT w EST f R N

The Queens Drawing Room-rhe Debate
IN France, on the Right of Search-The
Boundary Question In the British ParIia-
men:-Further News from Hamburg
Markets, etc.
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Herald General Printing Office.

The General Printing Office capable OF doing all sorts
OF printing such as books pamphlets bills cards of all
descripiions is now open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street Joseph Elliott, Printer
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CHATHAM THEATRE. -Thorne announces an en-
,agemcnt with Marble, the celebrated YaIkee CO
nedan, who opens tomorrow night IN sam Patch
France Mr. Seton also appears IN some iavor-
te characters. 4l
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NEW YORK HERALD,
New York, sunday, June 5, Is42.
Herald bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the north west
Of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight O'Clock A. M-and also of the
evening mails at four O'Clock p NJ the latest Intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board AZ this corner. Let every ayarer stop
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the once
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LoSpov MoNtv M.WxEr, May 20-Late in the day an
ntimaton given that the rate of interest Exche
qer Bills about be reduced from 2id to ID. per
diem This report, though not corroborated up to the
close Of business by any official notice had the effect OF
improving Consos and reducing the premium bills
which declined 3s upon the rates Of yesterday leav ing
off at a. 49, The great abundance Of money for some
ration Of this kind although opinion generally d.
rcccd to reduction of the Three andaIalf Per Cents
The saving to the country thus effected will be of very
nearly fs5 900 per and the rate 81 twoPence per
diem will yield interest OF CO o. l0d per annun, Al
the prices which have been paid of late these securities
have borne about Is Cd per cent more hnn could have
been obtained by purchasing Consos ~ when the pre-
MUM be taken into account The last prices OF the funds
which le OF Rrm WERE Consols 92s s2t for money and
for The account Bank stock 1877 1873 India Stock zig $50
Foreign securities we're, Belgian l02 i0a. Dutch Two
per Gents. 5ls o. the Five per Cents ioi lol
Danish sol siA and Brazilian 81 g.
But little alteration visible in the share market
prices however, slightly improved.
Lovpor CoRS ExcHArcE, MAY, 2o--The arrivals are
light except Of foreign wheat which isEcnerally going
nio granary in bond The duty wheat has fallen t.
2s but little seems likely to be entered at this
rate.
Wheat-English is taken of at fully Mondays rates
md bonded ID free sale at Is advance.
LfvrarcoL Coax ExcwsSer, May 20.--Thc duty is re.
uccd ON foreign Wheat l2s per quarter Flour to Is
"a per b. and colonial Beans 10 IS per quarter that
oil other produce remaining unvnried until this day
week. M " f
English and Irish Flour moved of sparingiy at late
rices but States and Canadian duty paid being in fair
ucs rather exceeded the rates last noted For bonded
Wheat in here there has been continued active
uiry to-day and number Of parcels have been sold
IN advance Of ID per Job over Tuesday srates.
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CAPTAIN HossrN, OF THE GREAT WEsTERN.--We
annex very fatterng letter sent 10 Capt. Hoskn,
the rider of Fashion the Atlantic course, by the
gentlemen who came with him. 1t speaks for it,
self: = s.s.s-4f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

tanning this psi,.7sed question: eaa % 'e 'ee1f'
renee of such painful scenes.
MI. ADAMS hoped that the resolution woaid De :. re-
csived and that he might be permitted 10 address Inc
House in his defence particularly rs the gentleman
f.otn Virginia Mr.. Gner, had seen tit TO play secoh"
fiddle 10 his colleague.
FIR. GiLNER [a,nid repested and deaenlng shouts
&C order order SAID that he played second fiddle TO no
but lha, he lad been cndsaro:!ng TO prevent the
lGusic OF one,
"nhn in The course cf one r'v"si"c moon,
l,,. u.rf. hddlcr. statesman, aii bGioon.'
Mir AARON w. BROWN moved call ottie House;
which having been ordered, The roll was called result
mo in 100 members answering to their names.
On motion of Mr.. TURSEi,
Tho Ilouse adjourned.
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.....L I,nur.nns III liuarina
ject of FepFea?nlat'oa'
confiic. n!'interes,s, or

,, q sls :, a. z:., Ia.
,oa ,o,ch N ,lS yiyit I.ourngs CT lHag'na
~, - dwcl, rather upon the s:posy,b.iity' OF the
ahn' ., Tie part Of the West, an upon any "reasoa
nbic' grounds Tor the apprehension IN ''ie coh''a
recurring 10 past Legislative history, 'hey msl co"
d,iy ooneal 10 facts FOR their Justification Tins, how
~ III ,,u r,rbear e. d.. Hi a sincere desire In
avoid ~; disturbing topics, thry have endeavored 10
scn. The great question at issue, temporarily ana
jary TO prove TO their Western brethren mat 'e
no, ac,uaed in tic course thsy pursue w'' Inc o'
sire OF retaining power for the rposf OF us mere cA
ercise but that they have JaSle Fihcipei ' 'e Sa
tion that principle winch Is ni tea 10 man ~ '''''
which furnishes rule o. eonc" :" az ''i'' al
which lies III the foundation society, ahu w..hout
which. society could not exist, kffrtnaPc y @JPr"-
lection Resting upon TINS effs law oi Nature lhey
utterly repudiae the assertioI Aha TINS Poicy Is d.
- .;r, Tho .srenius of our Republican institutions,
and npmoyei b. persuasion, ,rnierr'fed By menace,
u;,h erm reliance on the justice Of their cause, with
determination not only TO RESIST oppression when II
comes bu 10 guard against lis approach, however they
lna,, III. necessity they will bear with the modera-
INN I'D r,rtitude winch becomes them, tie PTotracifd
cons;ct" with which they are threatened.
ne undersigned beg leave 10 ADJ that the PROPOSE
to, nov Submitted hy the minority oi he committee 70
the General Assembly, - presence uHder c'rcum-
e,,nces far more objectionable than attended the same
roros,,;,, when Submitted 10 the late Convention
rh., bodv was convened for the purpose Of revising
and amending the Constutiop, and in making the dis,
trbut,on of the legislative power between the several
members Of the community they had IN tier power
10 secure the peculiar interests OF one mrinber against
the invasion Of another by provisions y the iunda
s %sn's' , a% sosh security ~as the
Gates of the white basis, admitting thereof he neeess
10 Of some guard against the abuse OF at Vbwer when
was SO arden,ly sought 3ut the authorize OF The Ge
neral Assembly extends not to ur'sdic''on over the
Constitution: whatever security we might s'ipuia'e
would be but the weak creation OF law. having nc
higher SANCTION liable, a, any moment, - DC repeated
! en- the mere voli,loa of the majority
The uudcrssncd therefore, recon,crnd the Adoption
of the following resolutions:
monwea,h oush 10 be arportioned sren The severa
great divisions thereof according to number Of white
Inhabitants contained and the amoui o ali taxes ra'se'
By the Legislature, paid in each,
q Rcsoloed, That the existing spport'onment ap
proaches 80 nearly to that ratio, that It ne6peden
10 change the same. ..e,.,,,,
JOHN II HOLLADAY,
o. NJ. CRITCHFlELD,
IL l.. HOPKINS,
TIL. H. BAILY.
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Extract If letter from Washington, jan. p,

Extract ~ ~ tct!tr Jf0W " dSdiR5toH, o1t. -.
81 have Just lime 10 write a lew hasty words ~
the papers, Won have seen that Mr.. Adams presented
petition praying the dissolution of the Union. THIS q
course created great excitement The friends Of tie
Union have held consultations, and have pretty sell
agreed 10 resolution offered BY Mr. Marshall OF ~
10 censure the old man. Al first 1t proposed y
expel him. THIS perhaps could not carry. Indeed,
The resolutions OF Ar Marshall, offered 10 day msg
fail But they will make up the issue between abolition
and the Union. 'fhey VIII perhaps awaAen the people
The question coming up IN the best possible aspeet
for w ard the country. The fanatics Of the North
mean to carry out abolition dlsunion Then, whcA
oil the two is to be Abandoned VIII the country or u
abstraction be given up; Shall liberty or anarchy pc
val3 Shall the incendares or tie patriots triumph
"Mr. Wise made a powerful speech to-day III reply
to the peure illusions of that carla,an and buidon.
J. .. Adams. We 10 have Tremendous excitement
before this Abolition question disposed Of Southern
men should scan the conduct OF their Representatives
here. Were they to move in solid phaanx, they could
soon compose the troubled woters-but few, ta-.
ment, who too squeumish to une With The ma,siF
of tie South, bG, patriotic 20 absain foma-
ing the incendarcs, must, while caviling about Tie
modus 0pcrandi, support the fanatics at the exPtn
Of the South Nay, they abandon reality 10 pacy 80
abstraction. They jeopard'ze rights 10 pIop'i't
ideal grievances, and open the door To the lncenf.t
because forsooih in his knavery delerum, be Pc
tends he has right enter and deyastate the ia9-
consecrated BY the abors ofour Revolutionary iates
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EEMALE SC9u0!. ~ ioJISA.-A School for tie cduca.
ton al yong ladies VIII b. opened Il my redrnce the
county ouisa Monday !1t day o January under
the superintendent M> Cahane L. Dodge OF York
lad; highly recommended her quai.ca.
os both Intellectual take charge If the education
OF young ladies'. 1T this school thing VIII lie taught
sary TO constitute complete ana FINISHED English Education;
also the French and Music. The situation
lion Of corn;y pnveba for good ea'i and is enn,gu
Louisa render accessible
Of the State. young ladies' will be taken
hoatacs my family The terms for board and tuition vi" Ice
81 for scholastic months This School
established fr the education Of nj own Children and
has been spaced In procuring competent teacher. Persons
wishing their enters wards this School
Gucs;ed 10 notify early possible as the number Of pupils
limited. Ny Post. Office is Potiiesvie Louisa county
CLAYTON G.. COLEMAN
Lonisa, Dec. sob, 81 s2-w4w
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A TEACHER WiNTED-War,ed. young man, 10 take
n small School, who fully competent To teach the
Of English Education To whn prof.
Gent IN the English language, Geography and Athee a
compensation win be given if application be made IN short
me None need Apply WHO cannot exhibit a'i.i Glory iesmo-
good mora! character fitness the station. For a.
;her rscai,r- al!c's c. paid Hugh H. Kelly Nansemond
Ian >, sl-e,s
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II. l.. SCOTT,
JOHN Il HOLLADAY,
.. NJ. CRt TCHflELD,
Ii. L.. HOPKINS,
TIL. II. BAILI.
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. moe attic Of all the
I'D the only danger
and overriding the
alances. There had
,snInnie nf thn L.,
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ted States, since the adoption Of The Constlution-two
by General Washington, in each term of his ser.
vice; four by Madison 1.-TWO III each ierm one by Mon
roe; and five BY General Jackson. In every one Of
these instances the popular approval manifested in
the reelection Of the individuals who had exercised
the power. IL nothing bu, necessary conservative
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-11


NOTICE. to creditors Of the following persons, duly
declared banrupts by the District of the United
States for the Wcstcrn District of Virginia. present
and prove their respective debts, before me- my office
IN hcclng, in said county, the several DAYS men
toned, when and where the bankrupt each is
CURED To attend.
Debts John a. Roc on the 29t and 3Ist of August
| next.
Debts Edward Mccullough, ON the 2s,h and 3lst of
August next.
Debts John Fawcctt, the 29h and sst of August
Debts VS. VIM NJ Nico ON til, goth and slst of Auv,s,
Debts Moses Ford, the 3oh of August and Sd of
Debts VS. David Echols, the 3oth August and g. of
September
Debts VIM. Newlove, the soh of August and 81 of
Debts VIM. b. Tyson on the 3ist of August and 9Th
OF September next.
Debts VS. Edward L. Lane the 3lst August and 5th
Debts vs. John Cunningham, the 3lst of August and
9th OF September next.
DEBTS VS. Soiyman Brown, the 9th and 10th of Sep
TENDER next
Debts VS. Stephen Rice, the 6, and 9th of September
Debts VS. Johu Chaddock the 9th and 9Th ofScp,cm-
Der next.
Debts James Culbcrson on the 9th and 9th of Sep
TENDER next
Debts VS. Thos Dulty, the 9th and 9Th of Scptcm-
Debts George Harrison on the 7th and 10Th of sen
TENDER next.
Debts VS. John NJ Clarke the 18th and 18th of Sep
Debts VS. Mathew Warren, the 18th and 18th of Sep
tcmbcr next.
Debts VS. VIM. NJ Hodge, the It'll and 18th Of Sep
tcmbcr next.
Debts VS. jeremiah Y. Armstrong, the 18th and 18th
of September next.
Debts Daniel Murry on the 9th and 9th of September
next.
Debts Morgan H. Gregg, the 5th I0th of Sep
tcnibcr next.
Debts vs. John f. Rccsde. the 5,h and 10th of Sep
TENDER
Debts Jonathan NJ Col,och on the 5th and 10th of
Scpt.mh.r H.
Debts David M'Cooch, the 9th AMI Ioth of Sep
tcmbcr next.
Debts VS. Josiah w. Chaplinc on the 9th and 10Th Of
September next.
Debts VS. Abdia Mcclure the 9th and l0tI, of Sep
tcmbcr next.
Each Of the above will be continued from time
tmc II necessary TO complete the proof ofdcbts Bank
Tupts must be prepared TO settle all fees before the
last day of hcaring.
| GEORGE II. CARTER, Com'r. SC.