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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

~ The city of Albany is acquiring famous
reputation for daring burglaries, street roJ5eries
&c Amos, every morning brings to light some
new depreciation committed by an organised gang
which now infes, that city. The citizens general
ly on retiring to rest, prepare themselves, fully
armed and equipped, with guns shclalahs, &c, TO
meet the robbers on the first enree, with summa.
~ justice, for visiting their houses a, such unusu
al and impolite hours A house was entered in
Plain street last week, through a BID room win
dow where young man was fast asleep, having
the night previous procured a gun loaded well
with powder and ball to do good execution in
case Of emergency, and SGT il at the head of bis
bed. The rotber very quietly examined the room
took the gun and hid under the clothes Of an,
other bed secured the valuatcs in the pockets OIL
The gentleman and decampcd without disturbing
his slumbers
a gentleman was also attacked ia one Of the
streets By agang Of rascnls who attempted 10 mur
der and rob him. he received stab under one Of
his eyes, which caused him TO give the aiarm-
aud the rufiians fed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

ITThe Almira IN " Republican contains
a frighlful account Of murder and suicide, which
took place on Sunday, in the town of Erie, few
weeks since, as follows Edward Morris was
tenant on farm belonging to John Goldsmith, who
became dissatisfied with the management of his
tenant, commenced suit against him for DANA
ges &c. The first tlme the parties met hap.
pend to be an Sunday and while in CONVEX
sation relative TO the suit, an alteration took
place, which resulted in Morris being stabbed
with knife by Goldsmith, which caused hi. i'm.
mediate death Goldsmith at once proceeded 10
his barn. deliberately opened an artery in one OF his
arms with the knife: and was found dead from the
loss OF blood
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16
MOURNFUL CALAMITY.

A mos, heart rending scene occurred som
three miles south Of this villae on Tuesday ore,
noon. Three sons Of MIR Peter CulbeIi~'na = /,
Thomas, William and George, aged II, lana
years resored to the mill pond near their a'h'i
residence to enjoy the newly formed zee HaIay
had they ven,urfd upon il however before Il ga''
way under them and the cider brother went do|"'
AS he rose, he appealed to his comndes l'I Mp
George aware OF the danger, hesrllfd' ana ..'
toned William agrlns the attempt; but ne INV, @.
regardless Of danger, rushed TO he rescue lo''os
ID By the yol 1er brother: and soroHia 10 ~
the three persisted together The lodH "a
soon recovered, bit too lsic, alas, iof me wv
hopes Of boating fither and mother WHO'S
guish may INDEED bcconceved. b. o. d's''' Il.
The scene Of this affection has O'cn Y''iI ~
hundreds Of our sympathsing lownsmcn' aIL ),
terday large conconrse Of citizens l'''a,Y -
dewed the green r1rf with their tears as 90. :,
side the three cherubs were deposited m one VIZ
mon grave. Bur Free Pres.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

flstOry 10 the petitioners ], viii unqucsiionabiy
rcreigs ,hc signature oftho G0vefonr Thus our
good sscp is alresdy taken ,owacls Ia accomplish
mcnt OF ihis impoiiani PROJECT We learn ma
b, survey. which is now making 81 the tutlods
routes b,iwecn th,s nlscc and FHchburg. hos 'bos
Or proved 1ivorable We understand ,hal lton
FGchhurc TO Aihol the usc viii 10 no instance h.
over hhy itd 10 the mde. Aud Il Is well nscer.
famed IN, the route from that place down Miller
rir,r. nni up through Mortified 10 Brnuieboro
- feasible With regard 10 the other rontes that
have been TALKED Of ne have no, VT had deini'
information IL now remains Coz the Citizens OF
Bra,l,boro and vicinity, TO arouse to Immediate
aud vigorous action X IS Of immense IMPOTENCE
to them that this railroad be made and MADE with
on, delay Now is the tine 70 urge the project
with energy AMI zeal Labor is abundan1ant
wages reasonable materials low in price, and mon.
cy plenty seeking investments. The owners OF
real estate IN this village and ucighhorhool, must
be sensible Of The difference that railroad viii
make in the value other property. 1t will in
crease It's value at leas, 2j per cent But if q
railroad should not come 10 this place. their prop
crty will unqueslionaby be diminished IN value
for in that case. merchants and mechanics will
seek more favorable locations for business, and the
farmers in the neghborhood will be obliged TO
of other railroads distant parts of the country are
brought near to COOL mlrke,s; the people Of this
section Of the Country cannot compete with those
Of other sections, unless they have like facilities
for transportation. Let railroad connect the val.
lev Of the Connecticut with Boston, and new
spur will be given 10 every kind Of business in
this part of the country. Manufactures will in
crease, which will afford additional home markets
for agricultural products This will stimulate
flrmers to improve their lands and make them
more productive Mechanics will find greater
demand for their labor, ami tradesmen see new
customers entering their shops. And when the
vast resources of our valleys and mountains, de-
velloped and undeveloped are taken into consid
Grafton, there can be but LYLE doubt in the minds
of rejecting and nelgen, men, that the business
for a railroad from Connecticut river to Boston
will be Sufficient 10 make the road productive
property 10 the owners. IBraltleboro Phoenix
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

~ AupoBoN has returned with his company
from the Rocky mountains. He brings with him
several live animals and boxes Of birds as rare
specimens which were taken on the route. He
is represented as wearing a white beard about 20
inches long, dressed in a white blanket coat cap
Of Unnamed otter skin, and his rife strung on his
back. Mr. Audubon is distinguished naturalist,
and coniempa,es making another vsi: to those
mountains next year, and continue his researches
to Oregon Territory. His discoveries, il publish
cd, will be valuable acquisition 10 the subjec, Of
Natural History
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

7Aiiy vouli ssht Nv me, ', nv tois done all
os 60 flars otteieni chef nsg 'irai. iu he
station Ia henors AM adoTn. 90 Alag The rsflou.
departments will democrats, and N csreing oct
;.lose measures 81 fsiptn much needed IA ouf
Sie. uaN that shall nui "a deserted NOW.
Perhaps. " his cxcolle,cy knew tho condition ol
'he poof ard hcmhe indivtjaal Win I've. contributed
r. proisciag i,Is result. he night kaoN he would
srmps,hiss With the lcc,iass Of tie writer. aad
not be uuuliadfil q his necessities.
! hare frankly aud candidly stated my wanis--l
hop- my feelings viii he truly appreciated, and !
.hall eaiiousiy wait for an answer
Please direct " fAiey'sS Roads. p O Mass
Yo-r, BE-, CHARLES c. BELL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16
rnr Cay r. srna rn,r cnns.--oae ofihc bold, |

TErCRyn. SrriI rn,y CuNE.--Oae OF Inc polo
est and mos, AUDI, cus ro' vas cnm'n'urd j"
he ri,y Of Asany. on "Wednesday svcning hs'' ''A'
oo LAre ever SEGA on record. Two large s"ep
aca. Wearing vh.skers, called at lie door OF NJ
NcElroy'~ house, about eight o'clock IN the eve
ni,, and were showed by little Girl in'othe par
TOR, where they seated themselves oil The i"n''y
being fon he home EXCEPT Young iady--a F'''h'e
Of the family, and tho !iiilc SRI. They pretended
their business was TO solicit sohscrip 'ions 'ot ne"
Work and presented the paper Tor her subscription.
While size was reading 'he paper size discovered a
large knife he'd over her head and was told u she
madeho least noise they would kill her on ihc SPOT
They then tied her and the little girl fast by pieces
Of bed quilt, which they Gu, W for strings, and
proceeded 10 ransack the house. All they found ,u
carry OF was Mr. NcElray's gold watch, which was
in the possession of the young lady. They then
len the house, with the inmates half dead win
flight.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

The wrongs Of Women, or The Forsaken Homo,
by Charlotte Elizabeth New York-John
S. Taylor & Co, ls43.
This little book gives a striking picture Of the
evils arising from the present system praclced in
some of the manufacturing districts of England
Men are refused the occupation for which their
stronger frames are fitted, and women are induced
TO forsakc their righiful duties, 70 engage in Sc
we're and uneminine toll and because their COM
para,ivc weakness compels them to work more
chcaply and their love for those dependent on
them, 10 work on through over-exhausion even
unto DEATH their best feelings are thus converted
into means of their destruction. The fearful deg
radiation resulting from such pcrversion OF so.
cial duties is most aflecngly skelched in this mar
alive.
The above work is for sale by VIM. Ward,
Cssile,on.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

THANKsGIvINGs In Vermont, on the 9TH OF
December. The Governors proclamation in
this paper. Gov Hubbard has issued his procla-
nation appointing Thursday 3Oh Of Nov. as a
day of Thanksgiving in New Hampshire. The
Governor of Maine has appointed Thursday, 9TH
December, to be observed as day of Thanksgiv-
ing in that State. The Governor of Michigan
has appointed 3O,h November as day of Thanks
giving in that State. The Gov. Of maryland has
appointed 5Olh November as day of Thanks
giving
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

Lebanon AMI Monip,lier, To- p....
tia, the COS, Of rons,mcuon f. ,I,... f"
upon the western roHc, voull nl r..
coed four millions It jollts. u4. ..
eastern rcu'c woull probably exec
ions, ani II has been csiint.d al.
dollars At
The western ronlo woull mn .,,,g.,
,ory, tia, will aC'd vau am,go, ~
That cannot be had on the eastern -o,,. &
marble aud inexhaas,ible quantities. N
mangahese--bcsidos The rlch AMI ,b,.l. "
ducts of,he sell and the orcs, u
1t will nlso be f,aol, thu, it viii ,,,....
length OF rails to reach Burlington
Falls through Rutland than from n. u ''' y
White River by Montpelier to Bur,p,,.. q
tina, II will cost more 10 cons,rp., ..l 90"
Montpelier TO BIlling,oo than from p IN.
to the foo; Of the mountain in Nlojo,b,u,
mnce Of more than seventy miles Lam
of Western and Southern Vernon, lsoL >. '
Interests without delay ""
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

AS IT SHOULD BE.--We stated last week that
Gen. kellogg declined accepting the appointment
of Judge, and as soon as Gov Matoclss received
his declension, he promptly appointed Mr. He
bard to whom by right and justice it belonged in
the first place.
II has been minated in several papers, and
from the first we have been apprehensive that these
unjust proceedings in the case of Mr. Hebard
would have direct tendency to defeat Judge Col
lamer's election in the 81 district. The Wings
of Orange Co. have been injured. and they feel
the insult, consequently many votes will be cas-,
for Mr.. Hebard, as minated by the Wachman,
and thus prevent an election on the I'd trial
Still we hope better things OF the q district and
rs the election is already passed-it will soon be
decided one way or the other In case the wings
should throw their votes away upon Mr. Hebard,
we have every reason 10 believe that the loco
cand date will be elected as plurality elects on
the third ballot, and mr. Speaker Tracy may
shoulder the responsibility
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

ACCIDENT AT WILLIAMS CoLLEoE-On
Saturday 4th inst one of the Students, a son Of DR.
Snodgrass OF Troy, was preparing to go out IA
cunning in company with other Students, descend.
ing the stairs from his room, dragging the butt Of
his gun after him, i, discharged and whole
charge OF shot lodged in the breast of fellow
Student, by the name of Lord from New York
The young man has since died of his wounds
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

A CHILD Stolen "A German woman . ,.,.t
on Wesen Row. with her lhlle daughter s'',r
old has for the past year support'd ~,
washing her husband, worthless dfc.F'n 49,
named Diedrich, having lef her last Jaa'-. ID,
She occupied a second story room. ne "5..5,,
oiyh, Ms d ls,ened the door and went % -
with her child bu. on waking the following f y.
ming. she found cue Of the windows up s'N
child missing. with III e liule stock Of money :
bon, s35 which she had sagcd from her .l'.
earnings 10 educate her daughter ne'f M
marks on the wall outside II is 6'iicm VIZ, =,
thief (Nho the woman thinks Is her hns'aI- ,oa
cended hy ladder Her grief may .. M, "a.
Z bat not d, sribed lClneinnali' mF''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

THE New York ELEcTIoNs--The Demo
Gratis have carried the State by majorities not dill:
fering much frop last year The Senate last year
stood 10 wings % democrats. Present appcaran-
ces indicate, the wings have lost two members in
the Senate and have gained nothin in the House
From the returns we have seen the House will
stand 81 wings to 81 democrats.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16
Frsn Ne Nem5prypori Htrsid.

Az E1rRAoRpINARy DGvnLoPESIkr Al
viii tcccoloci the accession Of Gov. Moltn ms
hi. p1risans 10 The administration Of the Sian
government, last winter, was owing 10 the dctec
ton Of two members elected as Wings, who 10
the mnmcu, Of inai abandoned their party and
, wen, over To ibe enemy These members were
Mr. Collins Of Eastman and Mr.. Bell Of Mont
gomery We never doubted that the results oil
the contest which for several DAYS was ia suspense
in the House Of Representatives. was brought
aboo, ty intrigue II not bv downright, corruption
because we knew that a man was there installed
no a loby member OF tho Legislature, who was
the mosi consumaie inlrigucr in the country
one who ina scheme Of intrigue and manage.
ment would play an even game with the prince Of
darkprs himself The consideration which was
held out 10 Collins for the betrayal Of the conf.
dcnce Of his constituents i, has long been since
pretty fully proved, was assistance towards obtain.
ing the appointment, Of ligh, house keepe r and TO
has since been added a commission of Justice OF
the peace
Within short lime facts have come out which
show tina, with regard 10 Mr. Bell a more unbush.
lnly corrupt and contemplate bargain was made
II has been asserted and satisfactorily proved BY
written and oral evidence iha.a bargain was made
by the arch in,rigucr TO whom we have alluded
that Mr. Bell should have for his vote pecunry
reward new sun OF clothes made by Boston
tlor was one part OF this reward and other pecu-
mary compensation was to be made, in the shape,
either Of a profitable Office or payment in mon;
ey.
The Post lubors TO prove that when the com
mission Of Justice Of the Peace was given TO Bell,
the Governor and Council supposed Bell to be hon.
est in his political course I, appears TO US, howev-
er that the evidence contained in the two letters of
Bell, furnished by Governor Morton and Mr. Hal
lett. Of themselves furnish conclusive evidence
that this commission which does not appear,o have
been issued until about the first Of Jolly, must have
given afierlhe threats and demands for money had
been made by Bell, and must have been known
TO the Council at least, if no, TO The Governor
We invite our readers, however 10 read the doc.
umenls and Judge for themselves
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

~ man vs. the name II Limb, in Charles.
ton, 5 C., was recently tiled for whipping his
slave TO death Il was proved Nat he gave four
hundred and fifty lashcs in iweniy-four hours.
which caused the slayes death, sal The jury found
a verdict 'na guilty
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BY the Governor,
Henry HALE, Secretary.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE Governor
Pursuant 10 joint resolutions Of The Genrsl


TOf4N MEN . ID fiI> bON GRNOR
Pursuant 10 joint resolutions Of The Gen0sl
Assembly,
David NJ Camp, of Derby
William Hebard, Of Randolph,
George G Cahoon, Of Lyndon,
Committee to devise the best mode Of aleyars
the condition Of the inc irablc insane and rep0d
to the next Legislature.
Charles Paine, Of Mortified,
HIland Hall, of Bennington
Isaac f. Redfeld, of Montpelier,
Committee to examine the papers and correr''
dencc collected by Henry Stevens, ESQ relating
10 the early and revolutionary history Of hs state
and 10 take measures for procuring and preserving
said papers. together with such Revolutionary
rolls as have been collected by said Stevens.
Pursuant TO The ConstitutiOn
VIM HEBARD Of Randolph, to be fouhi
assis,an, judge ofthe Supreme Court, vice DanIa
Kellogg, declined
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-16

DIsTILLERy BURNT.-The Rochester Demo
crat says One of those stew pans of the devil
was burned down at Montreal, on the Goth ult--
Individual loss about $500. Public gains as ma
ny thousand
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12
DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine.

q SAFE md cer,ain cure 10 Ike Ghi,is a1t
IA t.ye. IN hin Complicated ior,1s. nico in
cilrc..al r. rec ior ievers of".esy desS.ipiIon.
This H,.!!c!n: irs bCcn aaca. by i"r NJ, ~.
cora number cf ycars N ex,"isise P:ac.:ce,
Juring wilc, ,imc he hts ,:r..aj some hol-
snuns of cases uf tcvcr5 and from ih' sucress
Of hi. mode. of practice ha Is Confident II mgst
anu nil ar the prevailing r.arncc III ig,er..
/, neser fails to- perform cG-e ~ Cuiiis and
Fever lie FiasT DAT.
Eaio"s. Tg,ius. Nt,rOus. Gang ,'iir.. His:sv
anJ }tiiDo fer,r. all yield % l,c usc ni Ills
Medicine. md are cared by ihs SYSTEM oi
practire in giIrSI"r iIn,c and w,li' much more
cnr,,inly ann by any v.Ec' sy.,-m CT pvacric {
thai nas ..yer brcr recommended
CERTJFIC4TES.
SHEFFIELD, FayC"e Go. Ala. Jan 10 1872
DIR. Champion DEAR sir, have been i
grea, favnGte OF DR.. Ssppington's Pills. and
until last ial' mad not heard Of your pills. Your
agent hus len some in this country, ani have
used them III my pracI;ce To considcrablc cx.
icn'. and can with pleasure say, that aslar as
my knowledge extends. they are much supe.
rior to any medicine have used IN cases ol
Fcyers. nm so lorcibiy aud fiom per sona
knowledge convinced of the saiutary and all
Important effects Of your pills, tia, a.n cx.
Ireriely anxious 10 have you make al ogep. in
this vicinity. There can be II large nnioun,
sold here for cash. Yours truly,
II. +. LEONARD, Md.
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great preventative of the fcvtrs. which
preyoil IN low aud unhealthy regions
hence. persons living ~ such rcgicns, will
find il g'ca'lS 10 their advantage 10 use
,ac Pulls, Tor fortnight. ot rhe coromeucc-
neni Of every spring and fall season. as
preventative, and ,ohuildu Up constitutions
cr0kcn down by prcviou, aI,ocha Of fever.
These Pills aie valuable assistant 10
'hc use aGd efficacy q sulpaurous rnd sa-
inc mineral waters. and three or forT CT
I,Ier taken eac!, t.dy, IL different tin. cs.
wh!:h sin attendance ~ other mineral
spriass, wonid add greatly 10 the curative
cfccis OF these wateIs
hese waI.rs aud pills are wonhy oil
the EOiice Gl lie Medical fucu!iy; and in
;Icir hands would bc valuable article in
the irenlmcut OF many diseases, otherwise
vunanageabie. lnamenorr!iGa. jys.ncu-
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Alum Springs are peculiarly eficeacious
and we believe The pills made from iheso
waters. would have the same effect in the
treatment ofthosc diseases. that the waller
has therefore, we would recommend n
rra! OF them. by the Faculty. in those dis
eases. These Pills arc easily taken, bav-
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in all cases where active fever does not
exist and do no, sickcn persons while using
them.
For sale by J. D. TIBBETS, next door
to 6. l. s. Z. Pcnn's. store.
may3 if IA
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State of South !'arolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.


EOhN MARSH. wiio : IN ihe custody
81 ofii,c Sherilof Edsefeld Districts. Virtue
Of writ OF cap.s 20 salts ac enu u.n. a, the s',
oiOw"ns X finley, fnr The use of $ Owens.
har'ns t!cdei his pe.l'.on n NY ct'ice. with
schedule on oath. OF his wh.1e estate rcu. and
personal. ir' the purpos- @ obtaining 'he
benefit Of the hc;s ol General Assembly cCh,-
:n"riy called tie lusolvcnl Debtors Acts:
Public No:ics is hereby gwen liai ;he peii-
uon OF tie said John Ma,sh ~ III be- heard aud
considered in thc Coui; Of Common Pleas fnr
EdgeGeld Dis!sicl. at Edg,ieid Court liousI'.
on the second day ol Oc'ober next. or sucll
other day Of the next ;erm Tor SAID Court as
said Cour, may direct; and all The creditors oi
.nid John Marsh are llcrrn, summoned Ia ap.
pear ,hcn and there in the said Court, 10 s!'ow
cause, If any they ca,.. why ,hc 5erc:ii Of The
Acls aforesaid should no, be granted TO the said
John 3arsi.. upon his executing the assign
ment required by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c. G..
Clerks Office. June 26. lS43.
June 90 ($l7 G2D 3m %
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State CT South Carolina.
EDGEfiELD DISTRICT.

i
IL TIE COMMON PLEAS.
F.. Abrahnu.s vs.. Dur,o2 ~ White. Fl fs.
Z.hirian Wildnln rs Tic same, :. :.
SInrr & Cleland w The sanic. :. E.
6isclow Il Bi.ch ,s the same. a. :.
Wa. ). Mi.!er <, Co. vs The same, " :.
II. Slcddard vs. the same. '' 80
Jordan Mcsc:; for Ches'e, Vauns',ns-
iy Us Hollis EunioE. q "
II 4 obedience TO IN urder PASSED u, ihc last
4 germ OF the Court of Common licas for
said District: herrb. sIse public notice To The
plaintiffs III the above cases. scveraily 10 shew
cause at the next terni o, sad Cort. to be held
on ,li. first Monday IN October n.xr. NJ Edge
field &. IL, why their respective executions
should not be marked satisfied, aud certain
funds in my hands applied 10 executions IN my
office junior 10 those OF said plaintiffs. Notice
IS also given, lls, j, Is alleged by the plaluIfls
in the junior casc- lhHt The above stated cases
weie satisfied during the term Of Office Of WA,
Thurmnnd, deed !a,c Sheriff of sad district
s. CHRISTIE, e. L ID.
June'I9 2nm3tn 81
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State uf South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
~ NJ. w. ID. l.. MILLER, who has been
Ee arrested, and Is now confined within
the buu,r.is of the Jail Of Edgcfeid District. by
virtue o! capias III salislacirnlumi. nt the suit
of James Carnu.iY, having filed his petition
with schedule on oath. Of hi whole estate aud
eilc:,s, will, view q. ;btainus the bench, o'
the Ac,s of the General assembly, commonly
called the Insolvent Debtors .scts.
Pubic notice is hereby given. thai The pctI'
ton ofihc said $. VI w. d. l.. GliIcr VIII be
heard in the Cour, Of Common Plea. i"T Edsc'
field District. a, Edscfeld Court H,use, on
"Wednesday the fourth day Of October hcA!, OF
on suc! other day as the Cnnr, shall order, dun
ins the term. commencing on the frs, Monday
in October nex,, III said place; and all the Gre
di,ors Of Sid ). VI. ". ID. l.. Miller, ure here.
by Summoned either personally or by their n
,orncy. then aud there. in said Coufl. 10 shcw
canse. il any they can, why the benefits OF tc
Acts a:orc>::i! should net hs slauicd Ia tie said
5. NV. ID. l.. Miller. upon his executing the
assigumcH, required by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c. c. r.
Ed;s.feld c. H. Clerks Gtiee,
2i,h alaich lsi3.
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