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II Ne,C Fashioned Fan.-Some wears
ago, in Na,chez, Miss, Prof. Matlii was
announced to preach in that city on GER
tain day. The fame Of the gifted orator
had preceded him and every person in the
city of Bluffs was anxious to hear him.
Somehow the news happened 10 reach the
hove! Of an old woman, who, perhaps,
had not heard a sermon for quarter of
century and very seldom went out into
the world. She determined TO hear the
stranger. 1t being extensively warm
weather a! the time, and having no fan,
she started TO purchase one. She go, to
store where they happened to know her,
and aware of her ignorance. they deter
mined to have some fun. They told her
they had just received new fashioned
fan, a very beautiful article, and handed
her common gilt beIiovs! She tried
its power to raise breeze, and was per-
fec,ly delighted with it.
10 church she went; the house being
crowded. she took ker seat near the pul
pit. The text was selected, and the
speaker progressed and warmed with his
subject, and so did the old woman, who
now brought her fan to her face. and com
menced blowing away as if her salvation
depended upon keeping cool. This at
trac,ed the attention OF the audience. and
the speaker looked down To see wha, was
the matter. His eyes cangh, the old wo-
man-he stopped and smiled at the ride
alous figure she cut. The old woman
observed him looking a. her. and cried
on. $50 it, magnolia, brcss God Use all
attention." The audience tainted, the
curtain dropped, and we left; bu. the i'm
age of the old woman with her new fan is
yet before us.
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AZ arrows sho, through liquid gold
participate in the hue and richness of the
material through which they pass--so
thoughts that pass through the mind deep
~ enriched with piety, will take their
character from the medium through which
they pass.--The same may be said in a
less degree Of the intellect. The thoughts
that pass through refined and polished
mind will be of the same cast. Such .
mind cannot be satisfied with What is
coarse and bungling in language or
thought.
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DAycISG.-rhc following is the way they call
Oh, the figure of reel in Iowa
Dance to the girl with the yellow shawl on,
Now down outside and up the middle;
Turn to your partner Isaac Smach,
And now to that entire stranger;
Sachez to the right and left,
IA, de dan da da da, de da ds;
Now to Peter Switches daughter,
Turn to your partner every one.
Set the gal with the daring frill,
Balance one and spin about
10 the gal with the hole in de heel of her stock
ings!
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Mental Food.-'The facilities Of the
mind are nourished like organs of the bo.
dy--by proper food. Each have their
own appropriate food-bo,h require food;
bat the grea, difficulty. in educating the
mind, is the choice Of proper food. In
choosing food for the body, there is often
grea, difficulty; bu, how much more in
preparing food for the ind.--Education
Mdgdeiac.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
Y CSF received and for sale low for cash or pro-
- ducc--
Prime New Orleans Sugar,
New Orleans MoIaSses,
st. Louis Sugar House Moasses,
Porto Cahella and Rio Coffee,
Loaf Sugar.
Superior Sperm Oil,
Young Ilyson Teas,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Maccoboy and Sco;ch Snuff,
Rice, Nutmegs. RaisIns, Cloves. Indigo,
Copperas, Alum, Salt Peter. Salera-
tus. Pepper. AIlspicc. Ca'sia.
Powder & Shot, Lead, FIinls,
Percussion Caps. VIM
dow Glass, &c.
Wanted, in exchange, Pork. Wheat.
Oats. FIax-seed, Bces-wax. Beans. &c,
for which the highest marke, price will he
paid. CUSHMAN e. GRlDLEY.
Oct. 81, 1873
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We find the following excellent article in the
Offering" edited by the factory girls in Lowell
From whence originated the idea that
il was derogalory to lady's dignity, or a
blot upon female character to labor, and
who was the first to say sneerngly, "Oh !!
she works for living !"--Surely, such
ideas and expressions ought not to grow
on republican soil. The time has been
when ladies Of the first rank were accus-
toned to busy themselves in domestic en-
ployment. Homer tells MS of princesses
who used to draw water from the spring
and wash with Their own hands the finest
Of the linen OF their respective families
The famous Lucrela used to spin in the
midst of her attendants and the wife Of
Ulysses. after the seige Of Troy, employ
ed herself in weaving until her husband
returned from l,hIca."
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Al.lTII.E CEN.

There's no, heart however rude
But hath sore little flower,
To brighten up his solitude,
And scent the evening hour.
There's not a heart however cas-,
BY grief and sorrow down,
But hath some memory of the past.
To love and cal! its own.
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FrankneSs.-Be frank with the world.
Frankncss is the child of honesty and
courage. Say just what you mean to do
on every occasion; and take i. for gran
ted you mean to do what is right. If a
friend ask favor, You should grant it, if
it is reasonable; if not tell hin plainly
why you cannot. You will wrong him
and wrong yourself by equivocation of
any kind. Never do a wrong thing to
make a friend or to keep one; the man
who requires YOU to do so, is dearly pur-
chased at a sacrifice. Deal kindly but,
firmly with all men; you will find it the
policy which wears best. Above all, do
not appear to others what YOU are not. if
you have any fault to find with any one,
tell him, not others of what you complain
There is no more dangerous experiment
than tina, of undertaking to be one thing
to mans face and another behind his
back. We should live, act, and speak
out of doors. as the phrase is, and say and
do what we are willing should be known
and read by men. Ii is not only best as
a matter Of principle, bu, as a matter of
policy.
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IIy,l I;NEAI..

MARRIEO-At Peru. on the Goth inst. Ivy the
Rev. Hr. NoNTnuIr, Mr. VIM. connolly to
Miss ELLEN LUBT--all Of Ottawa.
1--WE wish the young happy couple much
joy, and return thanks for the rich supply Of we'd
ding cake furnished US. The printers blessings
and hest wishes follow them, and may peace,
prosperity and plenty accompany them through
life,
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Commercial.

CnIcAGo, October %.
In consequence of an advance of freights on the
Lakes. wheat has rccedcd to SO cents for the best
samples. The arrivals for the last week have
been greater than any previous week this season
The receipts for some days would no, fall any
short OF 10000 bushels.
Large lolds Of beef cattle are coming in. and
our bcet-packrrs are putting up from 800 to 1000
bhls dai'y.--From 50 to S!ej is tho marke,
price, DcmOcru!.
Sr. bouIs, Oct. o, 1873
FSow--Country brands, supcriiue 80 fine 50
Wheat, 50s 81. C,rn, in good demand ut 25'.
oats, dull at 10 a is in bulk. FLrseed, Ijc.
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'scsuI:sr Packet for Illinois River.
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
LADIES' FANCY STORE.

! JUST received a, the Ladies' Fancy
Store in Ottawa, direct from New
Orleans by the steamboat Alex. Sroit,
. new and large assortment of DRY
, GOODS /; new style Of light and
dark Prin.s, Of all kinds Ladies'
. Shoes, complete supply: Bonncts of
, all kinds =; ID nestics. Gloves, Mits,
: and everything belonging to fancy ar
; articles Ladies are invited 10 call
: and examine the goods. No trouble
. will be spared to accommodate them.
, Goods will be sold very cheap, and
no mistake
, Ottawa, July 80, 1913.
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Administrators sale.

v11iIERE will hc Sold a, thu late residence ii
1 John W. Reynolds, decd in Livingston
county,
On Iacsdoy the I'M dag # Nor. "cTf,
The personal property of sad deceased, cousi.-
ting at one yoke oi ONrn, one Wagon, 'nr II rrsr
Mil. farming utensils, Wheat ADD oats ~ the
stack. Corn ~ III" ground, la, nj Hog, ~ BE-.
stands. one Loom. h ,u-chnld and Kitchen lurni-
lure, together with variety of other articles.
.Aiso. on The TurN ioy fjHowing,
At the house Fthe suhscrlhrr ia la sale COUNTY,
number "f milk Cows. youuG cattle and calves
- lot of sheep. one Horse, ard number If other
itrmS-which is also part ut SAID estate.
\ credit Of nine months will he given. and the
particulars r' the terms - sale w,Il m mar kuowu
ou the day # sale G. ". REYNOLDS.
hrt. A. Il
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On Mr.. Van Buren's journey to the Az
rlcultural Celebration at Rochester. an ex-
change paper says--"I! was amusing to
see the crowd press around the cars to
catch glimpse Of these political chiefs
IVAN Buren, and Gov. Bouck) Atone of
our hating places Mr.. Van Buren, was alb.
solutely forced to get out to CRAFTY the
multitude. The cars commenced moving
off. Every one supposed that they would
return in moment or two.-No, so.
Their speed increased-away they went,
leaving the Ey-President and Governor.
1t was suspected for an instant lha, this
might be Intentional, and "ihe way" some
of the passengers began to shout aud pull
the hel-rnpes "was caution" Twas
all a mistake however. The train was
Immediately hacked. As Mr. Van Buren
sprang laughing aboard, he remarked Il
sometimes get caught, bat never the Sc.
cond time" As we moved of the frs,
time, without him, NJ Of Boston, eX.
claimed, "!hls Is ominous the people are
leaving Van Buren," When the cars be.
gan To back, some one replied. LEFT IN
40. TIE PEOPLE ARE GOING BACK AFTER
HMM a."
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II will do you no good to be of the
right religion, you be not jealous in the
exercise of the duties Of tina. religion
Barter.
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THE Executive Committee Of the La Sale
l. County Agricultural Society, are requested
to meet n, the Court House 10 Ottawa on Tues.
day the 18th day of November, Mt o'clock. p. m.
Oct. 90. L. BALDWIN. Pres.
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BOOTS L. SHOES.

great supply of ladies slippers, walking
shoes, boots. gen,ltmans boots. shoes.
hrogans. pumps, slippers. chlldrens boots
aud shoes, Of all kinds and sizes.
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Executors Notice.

A LII. persons having claims against the
estate Of Henry Andrews, ec'd., are
hereby notified and requested to attend be-
fore The Probate Justice Of Putnam county,
Illinois. a, his office in Ilennepin in said
county, on Monday the 18Th day of De.
cembcr next, for The purpose ofhaving the
same adjusted; tina, being the day fixed
upon by the subscriber, in pursuance Of
the statute, for the purpose of settling and
adjusting all claims against said dercdcn,.
u. ID. BREW STER,
Oct. "a, lSi3. Executor.
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Notice to Creditors Of Bunkrubts.

s'"t'c 'O N'I"tb'io " DuHh U,tS.
4 y the matter nj the Bankruptcy OF David Lrtrs.
Il VIM. W. Dresser, Jacob Baiiz. Constant
Abhnl, NIiiam Haskell, Joseph l.. skinner,
Allen ii. li"wllud, Morris ". Martin, Seth Is.
farwcl Nathaniel PcGIey, Cornelius CANT,
uersh"m BUR-, William A. lIckox. James g.
Guthrie, john Dsscpmb, John 4. lhom,sou,
Jacob Patrick, John X. Mcuti. Henry \. Lhk.
John Griffin, Ira HARRISON Snlon Knapp, Jnsrpn
robinson, aud Joseph ii. Robinson, hAukiupts.
Notice Is hereby gwen to all creditors aud other
persons ~ iuctcs of the above named haukrup,s,
that an the ih day at Drc"mhrr, Si3 | shall al,.
ply to the Dl-llc, Court OF the JuI,d states iur
the District ut llim"l. hoIdcn at Sprlugii, 3D. for
an order oi sad court authorizing lur to 'U,yuu.d
or sell any debts, or other claims securities it's
charge the liens, ,cll, uanslr, AID CONVEX real
estate, property, rights Of property, or residual,
Interests, redeem AID discharge mortgages, due
"r belonging Ia the estates Of sad hankrupts nc-
c'rjng tn the rnNlslons Il The ith sccllnn at the
general hankrup; law. approved August 10 ISil
when aud where you may appear aud SHOW cause
At any you have why such order should no, b.,
passed. NJ. n. SNIFF.
A',ig7ee ET II sale Cou0iy.
Ottawa, Oct q o, 1919. 49,
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Autunn.-Reader, learn lesson from
the falling leaf-lmprove every hour
in the spring of your days. for the time
Is not far distant. when you will fade like
the leaf, sink TO the earth, and minple
with The dust.
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Information, Wanted.

Nm ~ about the 9th of Sept last. Mr..
" John Walter. about 25 wears of ago.
came IN my house with an ox team, way.
on. and horse. as an old acquaintance.
from Newark, Tloga county New York.
lie came. remained, and lei, in my nh.
scncr on Saturday Of the same week.
and No information can be obtained from
any suurrc. lie has been IN this country
since 1888. and the last wear was engaged
in working land in De Kalh County. near
Sycamore. lie left about noon, aud CON.
planned of having the aaur. In behalf of
his friends ST the east, (who ale very res
pecmhlc,) any information of him viii be
thankfully received.
WM. RICHARDSON.
South Ottawa, Oct 0. l6fX
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HARDWARE.

4 complete a, snrlmrnl Of such articles
as are usually called for, including Table
and Pocket cutlery, nails, locks, huits and
screws, Sc, &c.
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The following is AS old as the Mills bu,
the poin, i, contains will strike many with
force in these "hard times"
1.-Two young men, of the more rcspcc.
table class of mechanics, commenced the
sall-making business at Philadelphia.
They bought lot of duck from Stephen
Girard on credit. and friend had engag-
ed 10 endorse for them. Each caugh, a
roll and we're carrying it Off, when Gil.
rarl remarked
Had You not better get dray'
No; i. is no, far, and we can carry i,
ourselves
TELL your friend he needn't endorse
your no!e-I'll take it without"
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lie Is 100 big for his Business as the
lady said of the sweep, who was stuck
fast in the chimney.
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DRY ENONS.

'nlh Foreign and Domestic. for ladies
and G"niIrmen's wear and Cor family use;
selected expressly to sui, the wants uG
this community, and hought uncommon
10 l,r
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Cheap fOr CASH or Winter wheat.

tN,lE subscriber will sell on the most
4 reasrna le terms, for rash or good
winter wheat. BrJG / Cloths. Cassimsrss,
Savins'ts. French Nrrmoes. French
BombGsines, &c. &C., as. also. any other
article in his line of business. Cali and
see end examine FIR y'"rssiuss.
JOHN SliULER.
Ottawa. August 23, 1919. l0..G.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
far Cash or Produce.

r4>iE Subscribers are NOW receiving direc, from
4 Boston. an extensive and well selected sssos..
ulent nt FALL. and NlNTER
DRY GOODS,
Among which are the f,ll,pine:
Black. blue. green, aud Drawn Bread
Cloths and CaSsImers Sal,lnct,s. Ken.
mchy Jeans. Hard Hines, Pilot. Bulla.
Ia. and Beaver Cloths 200 pieces
French, English. and American Prints,
M"msellnr DE- l.anrs. Bumhazines. Ali
pines aud Apacca>. black. hlur.hlark,
and Alpaca silks French aud Eng
lislI Mrr,nos. Cahhrlr>. null and Swiss
Mus!lus. B"hbne,. Raj Road wash.
blond, and wire l.arc. lace Erlging> and
InsrrIings. blond QuiIIugS. Book Mu,.
Inns, Bishops lawn. l.,u,n tamhilc
llanhkrrrhnf.. Ban,lanup aud Ponpee
Silk llandkcrchici.. Rob R"y Shawls.
me.ino. 4 pacca, and hlark sl!k Cta,ais,
green Rarage. Ladies white and black
cotton Hose. NJ rarian x wolsiI ilrsr,
Sils aud Taby VcI,rr>. PLAIN ana fgur.
.r;...,;.. ,' -, ,' ~ w ', ,,.n' ""'
.,:',I,, - -.
.; y,
yclInw woul'n h,rIn. l.ln>c, W"nI-r,..
Tlcking>. llurlap.. lIIck"rlr>. Blrmhed
Cations. Il bales brown Sheellngs and
ShlrIing>, &c., &c, Sc.
,, a.,
AM ~ y TX
Tabl, Iiuyrs. y ran IlIug.. nrick and
pl .,,.;.., .r. ., g.,
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
A LII persons having claims again,,
IA the estate of John W. Reynolds.
decd, are hereby notified and requested
to eXhinit the same tn tic suhsCriher, adj
minis,ra,or Of said estate, or to the Probate
Justice Of Livingston county within nine
months from tie date hereof.
G. W. REYNOLDS.
administrator.
Oct. 8. 1913. i7--Ii.
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EXccuiriX'S NuiicC.
$50 Reward

500 Reward!
SFRAlhD OR STOLEN from
4YSA - the subscribers residing about,
VI @s-EN four nlIes north of Dayton. H., un
-i@%.A XIV he 25.h Of september last, an"
W S1S rrram.colorcd Mare shod on the
es.z-a,-ss9s9 fore feet. aud rather of small size
Also, large bay Horse. with star on the arr-
head and one Of the front aud one uf the hind feet
are white, and is good traveller and riding horsc
If,he above animals have been stolen, the sum
of $ will be paid for their recovery aud the APP
prchcnsinn of the thief or thieves. II -traycd, u
liberal reward will be paid for their recovery OF
information respecting them.
L. p. KELLEY,
JAS. +. rIIXER.
October Is. Si3. l7-3
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.
FALL & WINTER GODS,

FALL & WINTER GODS.
TIME subscriber is now opening from New
Il York, general assortment Of STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Black, Blue, BrOwn and Mred
BROAD CLOTHS,
Sleeps Gray Domestic Cloth.
Black and MTed Saitinei5,
Bearer Cloth.
Red and Uhite NamelS.
DomeSiics and Rleached COnons,
Cotton and Uoo!len Yarn,
And a variety Of other goods, such as are usually
kept in country stores.
GROCERIES.
Teas, Cc3se, Sugar, MOlasses,
Plug, Smoking and Ene-c,a Tobacco.
Spices Of all kinds.
Shelf Hardware.
Il large assortment Of Boston NaifS.
.4reS, &c, &c.
ALSO, large assortmen, of
Thick and Fine Boots,
Do. for Boys, superior,
Thick and KIP Brogans.
Laslics Slip and Ua'king Shoes.
The subscriber will receive in exchange for the
above, Wheat, Oats, ial!ow, Bees-wax, Dry aud
Green Hides, Deer skins, furs, aud all kinds of
country produce g. B'RR.
Ottawa, Oct. 81 1913 l9--lf
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DRUGS 81 MEDICINES,

Drugs 81 MEDICINES.
OILS, Paints and Dye Su0S, Umdow
Glass, Nails, &C., SC.
And a general variety Of articles usually
KEEP; in Dry Goods and Drug & Medicine
establishments.
h. Remember zoe charge nothing for
shoring oar goods. and fhat IRE hare
oi'roys soli as cheap as the cheopssH
Ottawa. Sept. 90, 1919. #
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MORE VIEW GOODS!
W NJ. r RUE & SON

q RE just opening splendid assor,-
"a mcnt of STAPLE & FANCY
GOODS, adapted to the fall and winter
trade. which they are determined 10 sell
as low "a the rery lowest--proGl or no
proiit-cOnsisting in par, of
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NEW AND CHEAP O. ODDS
Best bargains IN The County!

beSt bargains IN the County,!
ENTALKER & liiCKidNG arc n,v receiving
w and opening ut the CHEAP CASH
STORE IN ottawa, direct from NV YORK am,
Boston, their Fail and Winter supply ormrrch,n.
die, which WAS expressly >eieried far this n,a,blL
The supply embraces general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
A large lot of new style calicoes. from
10 cts. per yard upwards {; brown mus
Inns; ticks and checks; painted muslinS.
brown and bleached drIlIlngs and musIins.
rery cheap; saItincts; jeans and cotton
yarn; shawls' and handkcrrhiels. sppe-
rior assortment; together with a general
variety of articles for the especial accom-.
mediation and convenience of the ladies
who are earnestly invited to call and ex
anime our stock before purchasing else
where. Also, large and complete as
sortment of
BOOTS Il SHOES,
Queens"oretoge'her cih a fill supply o
GROCERIES,
Embracing a choice lot Of brown and loa
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, &C., &c.
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DRY GOODS,


Amongst which are
Broad Cloths, ,Ncrimnr Prints.
tns>mrrrs, ! ,udt 4 lilccchcd aud
NaitIncts, Brown ShiflIngs aud
NoIrskius, >hecriugs
Vclvrlecns. Blue u irosn Drillinss
Ncsliugs. .inscys,
FHnurI. tagging,
Striped Sbrctngs, IutIun and Woulsn
Apron checks, Yarns
lush aud Brown linCu j Batting, &c &c.
English, Fall River auU
Also, large assortment OF
BooiS and Shoes, Croch err HGrd-
Hare, Carpenters roots, ana
GrorcricS.
CDR old friends and tho community 90.
morally are respectfully requested tn give
us call and examine Tor themselves.
Ottawa. Sept. % 1919.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

Tn commonwealth = fcrta T. uIf NhtfU = ~
ga to.s.tg sf,cfag
~ ilt.HFAS. ~ an 4atl4n 4 debit lslca 8"pea5n
" iaiar Clfrui sgp,tar Court ii Law and han
rcts tn. ,qalaiv II ,.an. between Nathaniel Hgr
l,w a.. st.r = iIhn Narf. Who assttee oi r.
ct " hs-d st' s#sus hfs uanr X W. NDHt. - Ia
"a, s,,eaee 81 Iahu N"d. WIN signs his name ! ".
" sd Plaintiff and Hubs Nlartlu, II Defendant, tie
sad aran Il debt ar progressed in that at
fraIl Sahfriaf Couf o law and Chaucery hfll tsr
the sad eaauty. n The ruua haaz the zud dav ii
Oct1h,t -t. tito HtieudaHt pleaded payment. and -
his tfaI PIT himself npln Ire ra8utfY on5 The plu#
m IIsrNise Au1 fhr cl4se b.5hs TINS situated Tho
sail N1'Hsaici Harlow dcpaftr1 HIS r. having uas
and ea 'zhel his asf Will anil testament u sqfuau ara
thereof appointed Jim : ied.s aud t,-arse Y Ihe
o~ nts esecHi5fs, md I1He ] 1dN e<eruifix, WIN
fr-.4 ~ tahe efan themselves TIM bufhru "a tbr eAcr
ton -AAhtrrBpJp. Il bong certified from tHa
Cuuafy Cunt ii Nrsan county, that fhc estate ct the
said rccen. sifh Tn VIII annexed. committed t.
the hands 81 Robert J kncad lh,n) Sheriff of Nels
county p.hr by hm administered according 10 Law bf
ylrinc ol which orsr. ant ut the ~ of Assembly, IN
such made and provided. Tie said ,5cti j kincad.
late Shcnn - alac-eI is administrator wilh the VII
ANNEXED ri the said NaAanel Harlow j. 1rtrasel IN
ted tn3ll the rlhiT and h41a3 10 per.ru all lr la
tl,s at eli adu1lsr1'ur.-N Nevertheless. Judgment ia
the .rrssfd acton z remains he had and wrr.as
the sand R3hcr ! klnrld late Shcuff and administer
oar-a,d. h1' soppeae1 49, gf proper feins IS.
80. ihsrrarc de0~ willing lhat hats raht aud lst
Should be dur. command yuI that yJa utl.c Au4>yu T.
the sad ildt N1tlm j.. than be- nc before the lu
uf our SAID Circuit Superior Court ~ NV au Chaacc4
the cashousa flc Ia d1voC nfeu5ef trfalueNf
io,. ll7nY HING FIR himself be hath or knows 10 So
why lLe 700 at said should nel be proceeded IN tla
final , lorn, 'coflng afhe 1T Of Assembly in such
~ So maIe and pr.,, I'd. it, the Had bert Kla
raid 1le sbeuaul aan. -traiof rs aforesaid It srr0s
rxpr1rat and further T., do it. j receive What Slid
court s'all ~ that pan consider And have 'en thor
rhi, WIT. Witness. R,ben {. Cu'4r, cler, Of ouf
said tuuri. a. the. ruunhonsc HE jta day Of June