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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
The ssh OF january.

At meeilng held az the sbprnl ohops
for the purpose Of celebrating ihe ami,
yersary Of the 9Th Of January, Major 10,
seph Is. M.Murrsy offered The following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That committee OF hive be
appointed, to select the officers and make
the arrangements for The day.
The following persons were appointed.
viz. Samuel N. Tate, esq. q. Z. Smith,
capt A. Horn, james Jones, and J. IL.
/ Harden, as the committee.
The committee then chose Samuel y.
Tate, esq. to be President. Major J. b.
| M.Murray, Vice President, jill. liar.
den, Secretary, Capt A. Horn. Marshal
Of the day, and G. q. Smith, assistant
marshal.
| Major M.siurray then addressed the
company in an appropriate manner, eA-
planning the object Of the meeting; ailer
which The following tousis we're gwen:
L. The 9Th of January, 1915, proud
day for America.
], D. Nav the American people never Tor
get the glorious victory this day gained
al New Orleans.
/ 5. Major General Andrew Jackson,
: this day crowned him with glory.
/, 4. The memory OF the brave volunteers
= Of Tennessee, their services will never
be forgotten.
: s The rillemen Of Keatucky, VIII
!. renaered such efficient services, msy
r they ever be remembered.
: 6. May this day fill every America
t heart with gratitude and love.
il Z. May The fine imposed on Genera
e Jackson By Judge IIall be refunded b.
: Congress.
/, 8. General Washington, though dead
e his name will ever live amsag the Anne
d fie-.ii people.
d o. May the Legislature Of North Ia
,oliua forever. keep in view the interest q
IS their constituents, and not forget The dis
,t tressed situation under which they are !;
's boring. -,
y 10. May the American people nevs
c. forget how old Buckingham siormed OIL
Iiickory's breast-work,
u ii. lie, the American people never io'
ID get ,hateot,on bales will answer iof ofe@
Ne works.
.e IL. May martial law always be pr'
m claimed when the owners will not CIV
e, them up.
IT. Ia Let the American ladies for ev'
nd remember the watch-words that packin
an ham had a, Orleans Beauty and booty
is for which he had his reward.
ay VOLUNTEER ToasTs.
By the President. Tho Grange lro
may they re ain The honor accorded
e them last fall.
nu Dy the Vice President. General jar
md son--the brightest star Of America SIT
ere 1915. =,
60. BY the Secretary. General VIM. III
Sc rv Harrison. though dead, still lives
in the hearts of The American people.
the by The Marshal. Oar deceased PAL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
FURTHER from GEORGIA.

We are glad 10 be able 70 inform QUE
readers ihal our news frus the Georgia
Election held through The State inr The
election of Representative IN Congress
10 iilI The vacancy occasioned by The de-
cease Of Mr.. Habersllaml is better and
better. The Wing majority in sixty
counties heard from i more ilianSsix
thousand votes. This majority will pro
baby lie somewhat reduced BY the returns
fiom The counties vet 10 be heard from,
bu. will leave The Wing majority in The
State ii. least 1000 soles. The reader
will perceive by Tie following comment
!, from The old Georgia journal tconhrn-
/ ed Nv the Recorder and oiherpaPsrsl that
this result i only the forerunner OF . Sc
ries Of Whigsuccesses in thai Stale--and,
We may add, in The United States:
MAJ. intel.
From tie Georgia Journal. Jaaua,, 10.
TIE ELEcrI,E.-We present orr rea
ders to-day with returns from 81 counties
The aggregate vote and probable result
will be found below. II will be seen !,
them thai The Wing candidate has bee'
successful before the people: and we hal
this triumph a. bit the commencement
of 4 new serirs, which, We feel confident
The psopie in their sovereign eapacitg N
tend 10 bestow upon the Wing party i
| Georgia. There are many circumsta'
ces connected with the result which II
duce Us 10 feel proud Of il; and, anon
them, we would here take occasion TO >
] lude 10 one which has reference 10 o,
n Senator in Congress, the Hon. j. n
Berrien. Il is well known 10 our reade
that this gentleman was severely anaih'
matizcl by the Democratic majority
q the Legislature al its late session. Amer
h those who took The lead in The Senate VI
IF the gentleman who has jusl met with asi
nal defeat al the hands oflhat people who
: he affected to represent when he was q
u claiming most yehemently in favor oil ]
r, instructions which passed the body u
lie peoplc have now spoken. and Mr.. NJ
\. Dougald is himself defeated Democr
r. tic candidate. We hope that his broth
~ Democrats viii profit by the lesson viii
IL has Just been taught them, and that tn
ed will in future instruct their represent
m t,ires to attend to the business Of the l
Il; gislature, and to leave Judge Berrlen
the United States Senate 10 attend
u theirs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

People. Tie f,seolpgss Flfelfd II lksiF
e1ndststss tskpFps col ~ nsiaFllss.s
FnnElnE kam plF . sleEKa wNasst -
As egeution. e finmMRgxisl AdseEuseE
sasses - 10 Ahaiitieaisss aPpeE =
hare xrnesnlly vasrd uish ~ l.ecpl-eos.
The consequence e m result e ahas
slsrsinn i flasa Malcus Magten has oeen
chosen d " Gotefnor ~ he icmmnn'
wrslsh &c Massachusetts 90 shs rasninE
gear.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

In New Iismp-lise The Wing candh.
ia E CIR Gpternm Is TIL JosePh Chilly.
(bfo hsraoi the late lnnail,ausl lilsg. ~
Thomasiep. { liant "ilirsr n thr l1st
war wlh England. 1'hr I..cr candidate
IL Henry Hnbhatd, and old Eesesshst,
When Gel. Cilky MS fighting brssrly
on The lranuer. Hubbard wss basy N
gs, ing delegates ELECTED 10 HE Hartford
conss n.inn. Nom Hubbard -, allied ihe
Demoera &c candidate, and C.lry The Fed
erul. Such is. ,Le abuse Of language
wh eli novel reyails 10 The i.,col. c.
nresses.a Eeansbec Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
nk<rRIBUTI0N or THE BIELE
IN ORANGE.

Ne are pleased % learn ihss he NoFah
c.,oliu. Dibls sorisly has ansIsrlaksp .
..ooly shs county &c Orange with il's
me. For his purpose he Rev. Mr'
M.usanin has been appointed agent. and
i. ben, fur about Two months, engaged
!, hi. laudable enterprise. Ills iabors'
,hOngh confined 70 small pan q ih'
eounly, have already brought 70 light !
s,ea, desli.slion q The Word Of God
saa also . gres, desire on The part Of hos
Who are destitute. 10 possess The Bible
Many copies have been sold, and s's'll
bu,ed sralailausiy. We indalge The hop
,ha, Ibis good work viii CO on until eve
y family will Be supplied.
Mr.. M.Mannin i asoa, %. si-it y
western PARTON q he county. for u
purnOse Or presenting ibis eaase beiOr
people o. that section; and We bespea
far him lie cordial cooperation q ehFlf
,ians q III Denominations.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Legislature of this State having
counie,i out the votes for Governor and
State Senators. and ascertaiaed thatthere
had beennoehoice of Governor by the Fee
ple, proceeded in joint ballot tn elect &c
majors TO fill the vacancy in districts "
which no choice had bssn made by TN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
Obituary.

The Richmond Compiler announces
The death ofsMr. T. w. White, long and
fayorably known n the edinf of The
Southern Literary Messenger. lie died
on Thursday morning last
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

At,hs lasl accounts rum Raleigh. Mr.
Io.es's instruction resolutions were ssiil
ua,lcr debate IN lha House &c Commons.
When The Legislature would ADJOURN was
cutie uneerlaim possibly They might all
iOnrn to-day, and il j. 10 be hoped 'hey
We understand lila, Col. Wheeler ha'
given bond Which las been accepted
and lie has entered upen his da:ics a
Treasurer Of The Stale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

WA lecture vii y dslissTsd
:, 81 Mssoaie Ha'l, psiore ne h'lls6o-
- Li,ersry Association. ibis essning'
sys.r.3,y.1ss eAhy candls light III
s.,l;e generally are respectfully invited
i alirnd-e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

The Kentucky Democratic State Con
yen,ioa, which assembled al Frankfort on
the OH inst. nominated Col. II. Nj. John
son Tor The Presidency, subject 10 the de-
eision Of National Convention.
A like convention assembled in Penn
sylyania, has nominated The Hon. James
buchanan as a candidate for The Presi'
deacy, also sahjecs to the decision Of !
National Convention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

lanes War. ssq.. &c Rockingham. has
ben ,lsc,rd CounrrIlof Of sla'e, 10 sup
p.y The vacancy ocra.inasd b. the refusal
Of Ex-Governor Spa'gh, 70 accept lie
,paoia,men, Ieeen,Iy conferred OH h'm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

-. wAism shsv, MY W. nsHsU
tafi taF 49,
b. - Assistant Msrhll. ? ~ Bees
Shea. 80 ! = Ne - sl,nP 60 4Essas
81 EaMrsCkrs5enin jain \ 81 ssaF
- al lie kAx pessgealian.
b Nssssa Gsskia hay 90 s~sT -
aras - - eai~ered snd nsssst = y
dtty "A apQshsisna.
b. CeaFse Nzrra. lis rseeiasrrs
Join NJ. Moaehest. Hsy u Hslr1e
ua.si sangnine exper;ssians.
~ gusrph A. Alssn. May - yspns.
men of he Hswkeitis ~ses srrTnsa &c
principles af Liberty. and prolcri irF. &c
fsiress daughters 81 Amrrira.
Nv John M. Alien. My The HiveE-
sily &c Norsh caniins impsrs sore a.
:anre lsaraihg IN - - brzarEes q lsis-
raiuFe.
By John w. Thomas. Tn ksisfs n
Nonh and South carolina. lhey have esvr
Kern patriotic.
Resolved. That lie editors 81 The Hills.
hnsoagii Recorder and Rslsigh Standard
Be requested . Publish The above.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
To Hire,

VfNrIt. The MS, nf lanaary next, Negro
- Waman, il Tie ptme 81 life, Who 10 an
excellent Cook anil Wa et-wnuan
Inquire .. this Office.
.5sanarY is. y sv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
Tue STANDARD AND his PARTY.

THE STANDARD AND HIS PARTY
In another column will be found an
article from the Raleigh Standard upon
"ma,ters and things" To which we invite
the attention Of our readers. Ii was put
IN type last week, but was then crowded
oal by he press Of other mater. itpos'
sesses more than common interest," be-
cause Of The peculiar position in which IL
places the editor in relation 10 his par
ty, bat more particularly because oil The
wholesome cas,iga,ion which it milIc''
upon some Of the young gentlemen WHO
have usurped the position ci leaders O
the parry. The article is commen"aol'
for the spirit and independence which u
manifested, aud Tor the sound sense ah'
liberal views with which it is interspers
cd. 1, is valuable, TOO. for the many so
Der truths which il unfolds. which W
might have in VAN laborea long 10 es'aS
lish. Who "of the party" would ha'
believed our report, il we had charge
gentlemen with raising "a hue and or
against banks" as a means by vine
they might "get c0ics?" or that inc
zeal against old institutions stimulate
their patriotism, and caused it to "hn'
aud flare up like Vesusins IN eomm'
tion," because they were choking II
new posts in new Institutions
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
TO FARMERS.

F,oME with any IL he oit.winr pradae,s
- Of your farms, ard ycn ANAL have lorih,m
Groceries a. cash e,,css. sis:
Corn, Beeswsy, 'rallaw. Feathers.
MiCki,E & NORWOOD. y
Januuy ls ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

Al the request Of Mr.. Jones' we re-
publish the following resolutions submit
ted by him in the Commons on The 4"''
inst. for the purpose of correcting ore or
two errors. As originally published Il
sentence was added nj the close oil the Su
resolution which he did not intend should
be there,
Whereas the Bank Of the State oil Nnf"'
Carolina has this day rendered to 'he Lee
gisla,ure a surrender of lis Charter
/. Resolved. therefore, That the sur
render be and The same Is hershy aeeep'
ed; and from and after the adlonFnme"
Of this General Assembly, all The powers
privileges and rights conferred ny 'n'
said Charter. shall cease and es ae'es ,
mined; exception the purpose Oh graa'a !"
II Winding u7 tie said rofp'r'''"a' -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

THE BASKRuFr Lkw.-The House oil
REPRESENTATIVES has at length taken the
question upon the principle involved in
the proposition 10 repeal the Bankraptiaw
passed at the FIRST session of the present
Congress; and the committee on the judi
ciary have been perempIorlly directed to
bring in bill for its repeal. IL VIII De
some consolation 10 those who have ear
nes,ly deprecated the repeal ms first pro-
posed, to learn that, on motion oil Mr..
Tillinghast, the committee was further
instructed by the House, by a large ma
iority to report. in addition to and as par,
of the bill, proviso that " tins repeal
shall not extend to or affect any case
which al the time this act goes into ell
| feet shall be pending before any court
ror to any proceeding which at SAID tim.
shall have been legally commenced a"f
which shall be then in progress. und r al'
bv virtue of the act hereby repealed.
II the Bankrupt Law he repealed at IN!
session, thereforc--as we have no douh
that it will be-the prediction may b
safely hazartled that i, will be with pr"
vision substantially the same as the above
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

The Bank Resolaiions.-Tha tessln-
tinns, in relation To The course pursued
by the Stockholders OF the Bank al tie
State, are still under cloud. The House
nassed one set. AMI tie Senate ia'd mem
on The table. aud adopted subs i"'e'
hen the House rccirroca,ed the comp'r
men,, by laying them on The table a"o
inns, the mattas. stands. In the NEAR
while, tie meeting al the s .ockh"ld' r. ~
continued open by adjournment, tom DAY
ID ,lav. Raj Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

REPrpsArioS.-Thrre 10 M chance IT
ihi- sbamsnsbIe dorirns gsl,,sg lool-h.lj
10 Nor,h csrsI.ps. thur ~iels prsP's.
wi,losi q siinrliaa u pasy. essrsm
good lsme lur h"n~s,y. ja.sce and su"s
.~g.rd 70 ne slligslioas 81 as.s.l ~. ~
.ausble 10 . eamssnni v. - 81 essh ol
HE membfrs soa- posing i. TIL. wss
fully established Nv Ire sesirn q the
s, nsle, On M.nd.y l.st. D,.rd-. . he
amaan. 81 $4,000. due bs The v ,im,rG-
I'm Rail Taao c mpsny. tufsadorssdt ~
lie State. uer protested ior b"npsy-
Il, a.. ,he company teinr vhsb'c y mr. :
,hrm. Asesaluinn wfs reported lof ne
Sat u Qay lhsm 81. = v.rs. ard = r-s-
ssd lie Senate, ~Lsre lheie IL l'"e"
facn iAsp,rity II tea. by ~ osefs'he ~.
Jig majority. We we're ssra.iy t.esfsl
iii ,nr hpmtly remauls u u Dabssn.
We.ls,n F-rmer- .aad si'r Wheel horse
n !. d s,narraey'' - lha, aunl-f. sn.'
said lie. .Nmlh t,ssoInais N, mn'hst--
take I'll Iha, hsse,. IN. preserve her g"cd
name bright aid un,arnsslaed-" 80 lung
4les ,i,is feeling il cl,srlsi..i and scsd uFor'
We may quarrel a5n.t palt.es, Spi 'hs
hcset II lhe Commvnw eal,h 10 - Tire sigb
!, place. R1i Rfgistst
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

Of Representatives oil The un'eo STATS
of America in Congress assembled, That
the act entitled" An act to establish uni
form system of bankruptcy throughout
the United States" approved on the 18th
,!ay of August, 1871, be, and the same Is
hereby, repealed.
The resolution having been read, Mr..
C, demanded the previous question. A
motion to lay the resolution on the table
was rejected by yeas 81, nays ITO. The
question then recurring on the demand
for the previous question, it was sustain
ed and the main question being put, the
resolution was adopted-yeas l2s, nays
70.
Mr. Fesseuden the call being still will
the state of Maine) offered the following
: resolution, which was read:
Resolved, That the Secretary OF tn
: Treasury be directed to inform TIL
House whether any charges have ut an
n time been preferred to the department
acainst Jonathan Roberts, late colleela
Ii Of the port of Philadelphia, relative to HI
: discharge of the duties Of said Office; an
d if any have been, that he be directed
furnish copies Of the same. Also, that i
transmit, TO this house copies ofaay ordee
~ instruction. or request addressed to II
= said Jonathan Roberts TO remove or al
point any subordinate officers of the C"
ar IONS at The port of Philadelphia Also,
" capy of the order OF letter dlsmisslns HI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-24
estifed falsely, but tha. he was mistaken.


| would not like to charge him with per-
Turing himself, because he and | were
members of the council together. We
were tolerable good friends, though al
ways quarreling. lie was always on one
side; he was just like the handle of this
pitcher. (takng up the pitcher and pom
ting to the handle here, gentlemen, this
was him, and here pointing 10 the nose
OF the pitcher this was the estimable
Moses, and these were our relative posi-
tons. | believe we never got so near as
to drink glass Of water together, but III
drink his health now any how Catching
up the pitcher and pouring down stran-
gler of whisky,) When he came to
speak Of Arndt, the unfortunate man who
was slain by Vineyard, it was about in
this strain; "Arndt, gentlemen, is dead ;
there is no doubt of it, he is dead dead
dead az > .melt; in the language of Tip
pecanoe and Tyler too, he is "a gone
COON" Then, after branching out in a
long TRADE of abuse of old England and
the laws which we have adopted from her,
he remarked, that he knew very well that
if he were making that speech in Vermont,
he would get rowed up Salt River high
and dry, but before a jury in Green coun-
ty he thought it would do, at all events he
would risk it. After speaking about two
hours he wanted TO bring his speech to
close, but he had then got So completely
drunk tibet he could not. but had to 90 on
speaking and repeating what he had be-
fore said for an hour longer, but he final
ly succeeded in winding up and the court
adjourned to the next morning. Had |
left after hearing that speech and witness
ing the monkey-shlnes of the speaker.
without hearing the concluding counsel for
the prosecution and defence, should have
been constrained to believe that all had
previously heard Of western courts of JUS
llce was true, but the concluding argument
for the defence, which was made by Col.
Field, the Secretary of the Territory was
dignllied, able, and suited to the occasion,
as was also the closing argument for the
prosecution made by Mr.. Collins of Mad
lson. The judge (who by the way is
about forty years of age and much Of
gentleman in appearance charged the ju-
ry very handsomely and impartially for
fifteen minutes. They then retired and
after short absence returned a verdic;
of "Not Guilty." Thus farcically has
terminated this celebrated case, one of the
cases that was considered of sufficient
note by Boz to be noted down in his
"Notes for General Circulation" The
accused is man below the middling size,
about forty years of age, and of rather
gentlemanly department, and is said to
have great many personal friends in the
county of his residence, all of which is no
doubt true, which fact in this country NAV
afford sufficient justification Of the act
committed, bu, reckon it would hardly
do in your state, or any other law-loving
community. shall leave here tomorrow
for Galena, the great Lead Mart of the
Mining Country, from which place you
shall hear from me again.
Yours. &c. f. G. b.
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Administrators Nltice.

A IL persons having claims against
IN the estate of John Woods, deceas-
ed, late of La Sale county, are hereby no.
titled and requested to exhibit the same to
the subscribers, administrators of said es-
tate, or to the probate justice Of said coun.
~, within nine months from the date here.
of. CHARITY WOODS, .Adm'r.
N. NJ. REEDER, .Adm'r.
Nov. "a, lss3.--23--ft
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Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
J" estate of Henry Andrews, dec d., are
hereby notified and requestcd to attend be-
fore the Probate Justice of Putnam county,
Illinois, at his Office in lIennepin in said
county, on Monday the 18Th day of De.
cember next, for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted; that being the day fixed
upon by the subscriber, in pursuance OF
the statute, for the purpose of settling and
adjusting all claims against said decedent
Il. ID. BREWSTER,
Oct. "a, 1913. Executor.
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES.
EtSF received and for sale low for cash or pro
81 ducc--
Prime New Orleans Sugar,
New Orleans Molasses,
ct. Louis Sugar House Moasscs,
Porto Cabella and Rio Coffee,
Loaf Sugar,
Superior Sperm Oil,
Young Tyson Teas,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Maccoboy and Scotch Snuff,
Rice, Nutmegs Raisins, Cloves, Indigo
Copperas, Alum, Salt Peter, Salcra-
tus, Pepper, AIlspice, Cassia,
Powder & Shot, Lead, Fints,
Percussion Caps, Win.
dow Glass, &c.
Wanted, in exchange, Pork, Wheat,
Oats, Flax-seed, Bees-wax, Beans, &c.,
for which the highest market price will be
paid. CUSHMAN & GRlDLEY.
Oct. 81, lSi3.
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Commercial

CHIcAGo, Nov, 20.
There has been little or no change in our mar
ket since our last. The roads to and from the
country are excessively bad, and our farmers, for
the present, seem disposed to hold on to the re-
maindcr Of their produce with the intention of
bringing it in by seishing, and at time too
when it will be more likely to command a better
price. From Sc to So has been paid for wheat
to- day. Corn stands at 81 cents, and oats at 81
30 We quote -four at 1925 $3.50; Beef
$500; and Pork from Sl,75 to to 50. Lard is
quick at cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-24
NEW STORE AT DAYTON.
F0NIIE subscribers would make known

F0NIiE subscribers would make known
4 10 their friends and the community
generally, and especially those visiting the
mills, that they have opened Store at
Dayton, in the corner room Formerly the
bar-room) Of the bricn tavern, where they
intend keeping as good an assortment of
goods as can be found in any country
store.
We solicit the patronage Of the public,
and pledge ourselves to sell as cheep as
we do in Ottawa. Persons visiting the
mills will consequently be saved the ne
cessity of going to Ottawa for what arti-
Giles they may want.
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Notice 10 Creditors of BankrupiS

Notice 10 Creditors Of Bankrupis.
IN The matter of the Bankruptcy Of William n.
L Davis. George b. Martin, James :. Waite
Relief 5. Duryea; and seymore DeIamattcr, bank
rupis
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and other
persons in interest of the above named bankrupts,
that ON the ilh day of December, lSi3, shall APP
ply 20 the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Illinois holden at Springfield, for
an order Of said court authorizing me to compound
sell any debts, other claims or securities, dis
charge the liens, sell, transfer, and convey real
estate, property, rights o, property, or rcslduary
interests, redeem and discharge mortgages, due
or belonging to the estates of said bankrupts nc
cording to the provisions the lth section of the
general bankrupt law, Approved August 10, lSil,
when and where you may appear and show cause
if any you have why such order should not be
passed. LYMAN BRISTOL,
A,signce far KRdah Comiy
Nov. 17th, 1913. 22-2