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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-04

The PhiladeIphisS Evening Mercury Of
Friday last, gives the following accoun,
OF an amusing scene which took place in
that city. This Millerisn without doubt,
is one Of the greatest humbugs ever attempt
ed 10 be oractsed upon poor human ma.
ture.
MiHerisnl The CRmur!--An insane
exhibition took place at The Museum las,
night, while the arch mischief maker, Mr..
Miller, was addressing large assembly in
the Chinese Saloon. II is Customary,
when the services begin, TO close the doors
IN order 10 prevent interruption by persons
coming in; so that they who come too late,
'5ike the foolish virgins. are shut out. A
large crowd OF exclude persons collected on
the outside of The building last evening. and
'clamoronsly demanded adm,tance, which
'xas refused. They altemeied TO force an
entrance, the noise produced an alarm
inside. and several mischlegous or fana,ical
persons exclaimed:- end has come!,
Al this announcement, there was a general
rush; The passages 10 the door were bloeke ed
up and numbers leaped out of The windows.
Several were bruised seriously. Mean.
while. some OF the females inside had
tainted and others were screaming with
the utmost capability of their lungs. A
step was put to the proceedings OF the meet.
log, and II was long time before any de
gree OF order was restored. We seriously
ask the city authorities. .if Mr.. Miller sAoult
not he arrested and held 10 bail lol produc
Ing saca dIs!ui b'ncss in this community.
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lhr. Buchaaan's Letter. We have the

1k'. Buchanaa's Letfer.-We have the
p leasure Of laying before our readers, to-day
the correspondence between the democras'
ic members Of the legislature, and Hon.
JAMES Buchanan. The reply Of Mr.ABu.
chanan is peculiarly chars cieris.ic Of the
man. Il bres,hes ,hroughout,a lofty spirit
Of patriotism, and in sll lis sentiments, is
purely democratic. They are The sen.i-
menls ,ha, all should cherish, and their open
frank, and candid avowal will tend still
more to endear Mr.. Buchanan TO the demo.
cracy Of Pennsylvania.
CORRESPONDENCE,
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CORRESPONDENCE,
HARR1ssuRc, January IL, ls4s.

TO the Hon. James Buchanan.
Dear sir.-The undersigned members Of
the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
Pennsylvaria canno, avoid the expression
Of their pride and qualification in announce
ing your reelection 10 the Senate oil the u.
States. As renewed testimonial Of our
high regard for your un1eua,ing adherence
to the grea, principles of democracy, your
stern integrity and eminent .alenis as a
statesman, we once more most cteerlnlly
en,rus, you with the interest and honor OF
your naive state. Nor do we claim any
meri, in selecting yoa to fill the exalted
station. II was the united voice of the
democratic party, and our ACT was the le-
gitmate representation Of its wishes.
We witness in the distinguished sthtes.
man and champion of popular rights. the
ripe and ma,ured excellencies Of ihe youth
who marched during the late war in defence
of his cou.,ry; and in the legislative halls
ably advocated and nobly sustained the
proper and efIicen, means of defence against
tho common enemy, and, who has since by
a long series of brilliant services in the
councils of the nation, earned reputatlon
which will endure as long a, the history
and glory of the republic.
On account of these servicss,as Pennsyl.
vanans,, we cordially unite in the senll-
mSnt tina. you are no, only entitled to tilithe
distinguished par, to which you have been
elected; but we should desire to see you
elevated to the highest Office ir the gift o
the people, and we would therefore. proud
| ly tender you to The Unioa as Pennsylya
uia's candidate for the mex! Presidency.
L
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The Red Riuer E2ood.-The Southern
papers give melancholy account Of ibs
loss OF life and property by the rise in the
Red River. Amid the general distress.
Capt. Crooks, of the sieamboa: Hunters,
proceeded 10 Mill creek, and rendered he
sufferes ever possible succor IN his power,
gong f'om place to place picking up The sur
vlvors from the tops of houses & tress, thus
rescuiug from watery grave seveniy.fve
OF hundred persons. were neces.
aiily left TO perish in tho cane and timber,
as there was no possible way Of reaching
them their cries often being heard above
the noise Of the element. Six families Of
Indians, IA miles This side Of Jonesborough,
are reported lost, and Col. Milan, of Ken.
lucky with lady, his niece, and Mr..
Mckinney. perished. II is though. that
n-sr hnnd, od lives have been lost Between
Fulton and Jonesborough-ho many
we, as yet, cannot with certainty pre.
diet.
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MONEYS IN THE TREASURY.
TREASURY OFFICE OF PENNSYLVANIA, I
Harrisburg, Feb. y, is4s, s
Col H. B. WRIGHT.

Speaker Of fheHouse v Representatives.
Sir :--In reply TO a resolution of the
House Of Representatives, of the 4lh inst.
which is as follows;
"Resolved, That the State Treasurer be
directed 10 furnish this House with state.
ment showing the actual amount Of money
now in the Treasury. Also, what in his
opinion, will be the receipts upE,o the first
day OF April next, and wha, the expendi-
lures up TO the same period, agreeably TO
the presen, appropriations, allowing $780,.
900 for cancellng relief notes, between the
first Of February and the first Of April"
have the honor TO stae.that the amount
Of money in the Treasury (avaiable, on the
frs; day Of this month, was one hundred q
eIghiy.one thousand, eight hundred an
twenty seven dollars and eighty six cents;
and on depos,e in sundry banks and Har-
risburg Savings Institution (available) the
further sum of eighty four thousand, four
hundred and thirty six dollars and eighty
three cents. There is in addition to this,
unavailable deposi,es, TO the amount OF
$4l5,634 81, viz:
(acc't of Hun,'a brcach) $780, ,00e 90
Harrisburg bank, do do $4,000 90
Girard Bank, do do 5000 90
West Branch SC. s, 463 90
Bank of Penn'a. S63,47l 67
Do office alHarrisb'glO,7OO 90
---- 74,l7l 67
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EEsEzd;zI=;E

Effects Of Millerism-Azurder, Suicide,
Sc.-On Friday last the wife of Jonathan
Garrison, OF Newark, N ], who has for
seme time been lsbouring under the Miller
deusion, after destroying the lives of her
TWO youngest children, aged one and three
years. by giving them arsenic, put an end
to her own existence by the same means.
Mrs. Garrison was the mother of five chill
dren' shree OF whom she had seni 10 her
relatives before administering the fatal dose
TO The others.
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II Bod and Ertensive Rob5sry.-on
the morning of Friday week, about O.
CLOCK two young men, attached 10 Smiths
extensive carpet warehouse, No 446 pearl
street. New York, were aroused from their
s'nmbers by two men who bad gained adj
mil'ance by turning the key in the door,
which was locked inside. One of The burg
lars drew pair of loaded pistols from his
pocket, and threaend to blow out the
brains of the young men if they ATTEMPTED
to stir; while The other broke open The non
saie' from which he abstracled about s4OO
in money, and $4,000 is notes, payable,
and decamped.
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s4l5,634 67
74,l71 67

uc lOIcROiDR otdlcuIculs uO not COUtdlU
the amount received from the General Co.
vernmen., on account of the proceeds of the
sale of the public lands.
The amount that will be received into the
Treasury, during the month of February
and March, in my opinion, will not exceed
one hundred and thirty thousand dollare;
being period when bu, little is received
from the public works, and but few pay.
menis are made by County Treasurers.-
The payment or demands on the Treasury
for ,he same period, allowing 10 be cancell-
ed of relief notes $300. 900, will amount 70
S475, 1000. making deficit between the
receipts iLto the Treasury. including the
$40, 900 retained Oh the LIST February, 10
NEE, the ordinary demands ON tie Treasury
under the provisions of The act of 9Th OF
July last, and the demands on the Treasury
including the $500 900 of relief notes 10 be
cancelled, Of 1905, ,O00. But Of the 3OO,.
600 TO be cancelled, there has actually been
100, 600 cancelled, which leaves the aetna!
deici, Of $2O5. 900.
BY way oil explanation, have appended
hereto a statement.
l, is evden, that the Treasury will not
be able to NEE, ,he demands thereon, and
e""set .''s atnuunt reqWie0 oy Ine Act OF
Assembly TO be cancelled. | would, there.
lore. very respectfully submit TO the lie gis
la,ure the propriety Of making provisions as
TO the manner of making payments at the
treasury, lnasmuch, as under the presen,
stale OF things, | am al loss 10 know
whether the whole amount OF relief notes IN
the Treasury, and such as may be received
until The amount directed 10 be cancelled is
made rp.shall be retained at the commence
Ihent o. each month; all payments being
suspended during that time, and after that,
10 pay the first claims presented or post.
pone all payments 10 the end of The month,
and then make pro rata dividend amongst
4 the claims. In the event OF the funds being
insufficient 10 NEE, the demands, other ,h.n
the interest on tia funded debt, it ough, no,
TO be lett to the Stale Treasurer, TO deter.
mine what claims should be paid, and wha,
postponed.
have the honor to be, very respectfully
your obsdent servant,
JOB MANN.
State Treasurer.
| STATEMENT.
Money in The Treasury,lst
Feb. A.D.Is43 (available) sIsl 1927 se
On deposile in sundry banks
&c. 10. s4,436 80
or this cancelled ,sl00, 900 90 266,264 go
Set apart lst Feb
ruary, for pay.
ment to domes'c
| credits, IlS,2O3 OF
Balance repair fund, s,060 72
Leaving. 10000 90
Leaving, as provid-
ed by act Of 9Th
July, 10 meet de.
mand on Treasu.
ry, $4,000.
TO this add the est'd
receipts for mos.
| Feb. and March, lao OOo IN
Making 10000 90
To be cancelled on
the last Of Feb. 100000 90
To be cancelled on
the last of March 10000 90
Demands on Trea-
sury in Feb. and
March, l75,000 90
-- $4,000 90
Supposed deficit; s2O5 .O0O M
There is of fund received from
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74,l6l CT

The FIRST Battle befween an EnoE.,
and .8mericvn Frigate. Moregn."
ln the Evening Journal" of Saturday l.,
in the biographical sketch of the la,e Co.,
Hull,yon were pleased to remark in CAN'T,
letters that he was the first man of The na.
ton who took an English Friga,e in fa,
and single fight ''
In answer TO this, and ont of respeeL -
the memory OF the late galan, PAU ,TooS
OF celebrated in the revolutionary war .nJ
which justice demands, would call voS NV
attention to The capture Of the British Fri.
gate Scraps, IA, Captain Pierson, by Com
Paul Jones in the Bon Homme Richard "A
after an action by moonlight of four bour,
the Scraps at anchor and the Richard,
made fast by grapnels by Jones himself
'Tis true the Alliance Frigaie was in com.
pany but stood aloof during the battle. And
when il is known that the Bon Homms
Richard was formerly an old Indiaman,
and not having her full complement, of men
and her guns Of different caibre, and ,ba,
the Scraps was jus. out of dock, with
her iulI complement and acting as CONVOY
to over one hundred merchantmen, YOU viii
sm sure.readlly agree with me ,,I,a, /, was
not only the fist capture single handed bu,
the most obstinate and bloody battle on
record-ihe Richard went down the next
morning.
Paul Jones soon after arrived in The Tex.
eI, (Holland,) in triumph with the Scraps
with her commander and crew as prisoners
OF war and were soon after exchanged for
like number of American prisoners then in
confinement in Engand.-A Friend ofthe
Nauy.
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par! Of which might bs
made available, by re-.
ceiying il in 4,h May
issues Of thai bank, a.
mounting, including
branch, 10
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-04

Supposed deficit; s2O5. 600 Oo
There is of fund received from
The Genera! Government, 60 ala o,
And the amount due from
Bank Pennsylvania;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-03

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se!s!Isspanle ptte'nfs Pa. riuseaubte glrfrSosn
n'e !lnersc!dneten 99reftereu ipcrseu il gerbr,
Se Sa"9 "reen @ Gee e'grd gerbstns ses ~ ter
rro, tbr Ycftreten ant bic tmmcr feffrrr usa'uen
Der pbilppsburaer eebrantat riden, nnS nS'a1nran9
bei Der Slnrenean9 Der ca,u eienlid,en ;,gto g"uen
mentli BEL per1us9ate eacr alloen,pircn sen,e nae
SugenoScItll ote Snm Seeu bes nififnts mSo,;a Snen
halo erel5et piro, onf Die nterfasung brer gpts
burger nit 3nreriIdt rednen Su f0nnen. '''''
Oa' o'rett0r'am Der Ssn:id1' en9lifben esbrou.
ttatSn pbilippsburq - >s9'"'''
Sbr: 9 d, M . t, YraTocnt
9ei1rtdb slbsl. ''"'S W.
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49, unlttM 9sepr'en SuDlrrtbsutcn 1br. Vf Il
Sganeso'ae o'tne perm1t Snr Jiarr,t, caB mir tpss
gu eer Ae'peente't perrn petcr Jtaufmann's amer
n"t .n nsI s9 ussI !fs ase seusenOe AUS
nesb bis CUR 9adbauitfuuft oes oerrn R1l,f,ou' '"v ~
9ecnIoen1 ipelt.e in en9en Dcden erfplGcn lpirn ."
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Ger G"tt9eiO"n3 elmer attona Gonpcntton unrp orfsu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
PARRISH & BEAaLgY,

CAREY STREET,
hFFER for sale, low for cash, the following ar
20 hid. Porto Rico Sugars
20 do N. q. Sugars
20 boxes Lowering double Loaf Sugar
. eeis crushed for preserving
IS bags Java Coffee
goo do green Laeuin Coffee
100 do do Rio, OF best quality
$50 do do Havana Coffee
900 sacks salt
100 boxes Crews Candies
SO do T TpT,@ Soap
5 tierccs Rice
so packages Teas, embracing all qualities
% boxes Barnes city made Axes
100 sides sole Leather
10 bbls Fish oil
10 bales Cotton
$50 terees Th0maston Lime
bags Ginger
5 do Pepper
5 do Spice
eeroons best Indigo
25 bbls Tar
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns at Factory prices
200 realms Wrapping Paper
SO do Foolscap do
20 do Letter do
so dor. Cotton Lines
50 do Hemp do
- do Bed Cords
- kegs Powder
200 bags shot assorted
; bbls Nader
do Coppcras
do Alum
$50 boSes sNia Gas.
100 10 lONl2 10
$4,000 lbs Western Racon
10000 lbs city cured and TodTs Bacon
$50 tbls No. , nett IIerrings
% do Shad
100 do family Ierrings
So do No. I gross Do
20 boxes Tobacco assorted Qualities
$50 bbls oil Rye Whiskey
- do Common do
% do y. 4. Rum
10 do Common Can
10 do Apple Brandy
10 do old Peach brandy
20 tierces domestic Brandy
= do old Co-nac
10 small packages
20 hbls :. NJ Wine
10 do Malaga do
. do old Madeira
dn Sherry Wine
100 nests iron bound Tubs
30 do wood do do
- packages Shoes and Hats
30 tons rrcdcgar and Country Iron assorted
> do Hoop Iron assorted
. do Mould Boards assorted
\ will be sDldl o,yf asb
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REMONED.

BRANNAN & cos Cd Dominion CIluHra stor. ou,c op
- posite side Of the iaciu. the franklin Hotel John
Ear,ys Old stand South side Of Main House from o,erpo
street.
We would embrace this opportunity and method making
known 20 the of Richmond vicinity ua STATE mat
constantly keep hand Clothing Of all kind
ally Tor the and approaching which VI
reduced prices for cash. We respectfully an m
spect our stock, whether they The goods An roois
sold by that do please every respect may be returned and
be money refunded. or AN FOODS warranted. a2tr
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NIRGINIA-At Superior Court of Chancery

" lKGlNlA-At Superior Court of Chancery
for the Richmond Circuit held the Capitol City OF
Richmond. Thursday, June 29th, lsI3:
John Thompson Jr. and Curtis Carter, Plaintiffs;
against
decd D.f.nl,n,s
THIS cause in which the plaintiffs appear proceeded
against the defendant Alexander are of this
Try IN the mode prescribed by law absent defendants,
stu failing 10 appear and answer day
the bill taken for confessed
o the other defendant replication and exhibits aud argued by
counsel TN consideration whereof the doth
missioner OF this publish months in some
newspaper printed inhe Guy of Richmond requiring
OF Alexander Mchm who claim TO share IN the proceeds Of
property conveyed by the deed March ona
ousard egh hundred and twenty Alexander McKm
WINSTON ai Edmund Haley TO come forward at time and place
Ia appointed 10y the said Commissioner claims
lhh' Tie sd Commissioning state showing
que the creditors respectively who such claims
hai c a" state an account apportiOnng
huhd Bailey as trustee among those entitled thereto all
counts the said Commissioner report with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself which may
he required by Tire parties to he stated.
Copy-Tcsie,
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VIRGINIA AT Superior Court OF Cancery Tor the Rich
mond Circuit held at the Capitol City Richmond
Monday June %, 1913:
James Kelly late NJ Cack SUR Ireland William Kelly Of
Carnck on SUR Ireland onura Kelly Kelly Catarn,-
Kelly and Bridges Kelly the a William being brother Of tho
said James aud the said lonor Catatne Bridges being
sisters; and Ann Walls of CaTrck Ireland all
eonsinso Edmund Walls deceased City Of Richmond
~ the state Of Virginia, Pitts.
Against
William Williams and Richard Hawaii Executor, Of Edmund
NiI1 zee "a Defis.
THIS cause came this day by consent the par
e on Tic hn answer replication and argued
10y counsel On confederation whereof 1ppica
ton NJ the Phnt doth order rcunre persons
claims against Edmund Walls, Defendants shah
EXHIBIT the same 10 the COuu day Of
e next January Term and doth pubsed
IN one Of the newspapers printed city Richmond
nueh therein for eight weeks and be posted the door Of
Courthouse oi The County ennco of the
courthouse Of The City Of Richmond Court
ju 9j-wuw Cop,-Tcst,. WA q sANns r, r,
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A { ID.
TO COT NTIsY MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
J. T.. WATKINS.
4 Fer Doors ADORE NE Bel Tarern on TIE Opposite
Side Main Street.

4 Fer Doors ADORE the Bell Tarern, on the Oyposite
Side, Main Street.
MOULD embrace the present opportunity to
inform Coz >rRy MrRcH,r and Others who NAV visit the
Market for the purpose purchasing goods,
Roots, Shoes &c. for the Fail Trade,
viii be MISUNDERSTANDING been carefully selected by Mr. L.
who employ, experience
in this branch His having purchased 10y
leaving order, for their Manufacto sriy I'm Juy which wa
price his line viii enable hun
them per they had been
purchased at later daewieh difference Of small consi
deuiion.
object is 10 establish himself in business and intends using
every proper means for the accomplishment of that object and to
further his purpose, proposes offering his Goods prices
viii make to the interest of purchasers call and his
lie las received per various Steamboats, from Philadelphia Scrs
Nassau and Lynehburs, Wave,
Townsend and Texas from Boston portion of his Fall stock Of
which THE following comprises a part
Gen,lemes Boots by Son Is I'd and I'd
do do Of other manufacturers
Mems calf Boots pegsei an article warranted
DO Stout HS Water Boots Be of G different quality
Gen,emen fine calf Boobies, Manufactured by J. Miles
LIT and 2d quality
Mems fine calf Dooiees, OF various qualities
DO Coarse Brosans, sewed and pegged
Boys BootGes Of different qualities
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies French Morocco Buskins flannel lined
Do French Morocco Walking F. Ties stitched SUPERIOR both
rights and let's and siruighs
DO Undressed Morocco Walking +. Ties, warranted
Do c Gun Goat DO DO DO DO DO
DO walking different qualities
DO Leather Walking Bu.kns aud straps Of different qualities
DO Kd aud f. Morocco Slippers, French style
DO 90 do lst %, 81 and 9Th qualities
DO Black Cater Bukins Walking Shoes superior
DO Black and coIoured Buskins Slippers
MISSES SHOES.
Misses French Morocco Booces, a prime
DO undressed Do Do something for
DO dressed and undressed Morocco Buskns do
do Leather Boots and Shoes Of different qualities
Chidren's dressed and uuIressed Morocco BoOtees
DO do Ankle Ties
DO Bootecs, qualities
Infants Bootecs very handsome
Leather Travelling Trunks different sizes
Hair Trunks, CaDet Isgs, &c.
OF Additional be received during the season.
share Of public patronage IL solicited. Sc 4
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KEEHI-S yEH7IIFCCE

kEEHL-S VEHIIFUGE.
IENHlS MEDICINE has been prepared subscriber for
y many years and has been extensively with the great.
-" success ggot remedy for destroying worms
from cidrcD and grown persons II perfectly mud loo
~ operation, and may given infants Of any age with perfect
safety, and family should be without House
reputation constantly increasing and hundreds
IL astonishing efficacy might be- obtained but deemed
safy as single TRIAL VIII It's virtues n advertised
Tor the rt Time at The repeated solicitations numerous persons
who have witnessed ,s wonderful eecs with view Of extend
ing ~ dement's moro widely Prepared and sohby
GEO. u. KEERL, Druggist. Baltimore.
ma Tor sale by SAMUEL r.. DOVE.
au9-u Sole Agent for Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15

TIIOusONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
hR. II. ID. ROBINSON continues to offer his
~ Professional who nay prefer the BOTANIC
PRACTICE Doct r. n graduate Of the Medical COLLEGE oT
Ohio has devoted eveml years Study 81 MEDICINE ErR
Gerry md branches connected with the Science of Medicine
including two nm NJ Lectures upon subjects usually taught
n reputable Medical Institutions lie
the last years treatment ~ Chronic forms II dis
ease such Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dfopsy Rhoufnlsf
Asthma SepuIl Pits Spinal Affection. and no Di.rase
peculiar 10 Foalc istcs that large majority Of
oe who have long been afflicted dcspafed NJ getting
we'll may De- by iudcous Botanic remedies restored
10 health and strength
Persons residing distance boar with Dr. n which
viii make greatly their The Doctor ate
y IN cases Of MlDWlFERY-chafgc only $40
supply Of genuine Botanic Medicine for sale Wholesale and
etai;-also Thomsons New Book containing 5Jf pages.
iu 2s-3nf a. gfrcet so,rtoe lin
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WIN. @. SANDS, c. G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Richmond, 18th July lS43.
Pursuant To the foregoing decree the creditors
Kim who claim to share the proceeds o property
by the deed Of the 3Oh day March from Alexander Me
Kim To Geo Winston and Edmund Bailey hereby notified To at
tend at my office IN the City OF Richmond A. VI on
Thursly tho 18Th day Of October prove their claims
And the parties concerned hereby on the
same day and at the and place accounts for
settlement and the evidence necessary to perform the
duties required blythe foregoing decree
al p-w0w JOHN SHORE. Commissioner