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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-11
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At meeting OF the Democratic party, held at the
Court lipuse Saturday, the first instant, the first
day Of the Superior Court convened al the request of
Wm. Ii. Goodwin, Esq., Dr.. WIN. B. Scott was
called 10 the Chair, and Thomas Jones appointed Sc
creary.
II made known to the meeting, that circum.
stances affecting the private and personal interest Of
Sir. Goodwyn who, al previous meeting, had been
selected candidate Of The Democratic party, and had
conen.ed 10 serve if elected induced km TO decline
re election. Dr.. w. F. Thompson then nomlna.
ted By the meeting suitable person TO represent
this county the next General Assembly Of Virginia
A Committee was appointed 10 wait upon Doctor
Thompson, aud ascertain if lie would accept; they
tred icr that purpose, returned and announced his &C.
cepauce.
| On molten Of Maj. D. J. Vaughan,
Resoiced, unanimously That We sincerely regret
Mr.. Goodwyns wiihorawa-we tender him our
thanks for The faithful and efficient manner in which he
represented in the last General Assembly, with our
best wishes in his retirement
| On motion Of Dr. +. u. Jones,
Rcscircd, That the proceedings OF this meeting ba
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and forwarded
to the Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg Republican.
with request that they be published IN those journals
WI. b. SCOTT, Chairman.
TncaAs JOINS, Secraory.
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Deaths.


Died. Mount Zephyr residence, Caroline county,
on Wednesday, the .:h ulnc, IA. THorsroS, Sr In The
I'D year Of his AFTER painful and poIac,ed decline. The
subject If this nperec; iiui= hts been gathered his
.es unt full Of and covered win fhe honors OF
srris III Ls whole community, did express
the high appreciation which he by coed
virtnoi. The impression oi his
inc's has rr made IN TIE county az s residence BY soil
ary q" is"ac instances oi vuo but y The nvaahe tenor Of
active and exemplary though nnosentaious life during
which his qualities been fully tisccrned and
all he result Of fan conviction i deep and abiding and now
that his pace among him ece' sad
memories Of has wo;t and vtIcs m The minds and awaken the
regrets OF Surviving friends Mr. Thornton empbaIca,iy
honest, upright Firm his principles hich
the best for guidance le-tfue hs friends.
.:ho were nrmerD,- and devoted and ius 10 All vino in IN,
o society," broch. within his sphere
t"ncn, with The nnassumns relations a private lc his du
ties Eiam aud czen faithfully and honorahy
discharged heri!ss handsome pa'ncny, which however
was seriously encnihcrcd b. Industry aud Judgment 80
aud through cns c retained and
prov ed II. H. r.arcd and expensive family
liberal advantages a:nrde aud lie had the Of
seeing MI eli y established in m aud least Justly no
nor @ii public confidence, and III polite Resident
iatc highway, frequent presented for the
exercise -" liberal hospitality a"d us r practise az those
ns,r"ia.oms chair. that illustrate private LIE. How fully
these opro'tuni improved, let his wekuown FOX
b@rvoere and ;endh-ss OF nature best ATTEST In tie asso
Citations Of domestic life where his high worth vas best under
stood the love and Of member c his extensive
family ever nded i lille living ond cling with fond re-
:re 10 IL! treasured i"m"T: li- known an, appreciated IN
and relatives 10 alleviate his suens- and 10 nnttr 10
his End cohed 10 his dying hour, by the kind
though -ss ces Of love and friendship, he cheercd
| an end which iaay MOAN, but more might CRY {.
Departed This life his residence in Chesterfield county, Va
SATURDAY. morning 18th OF March, SI THoM.s GsroonY,
IN the DIST Of his lie soldier in the Revolutionary
lie active, industrious and temperate man. uni
form in his ha he strictly homes; in all his dealinss with
his fellow man. he embraced religion IN early ite wac baptized
and became member OF Rehuho Church, which membership
he retained until s dcah and believed by those who had
an opportunity q" c"versng with hun on tie subject OF religion
@ut time previous his death that Il. died III hope oil gor
aus immortality. lie aiTiti twice, BY which marriages e
ad twenty children An aged eo"panon and ten Of his chit
den, him, aud nearly Hundred grand children and
grand children liz aeclionhie husband and IA
tiler, kind nclchbor and humane master.
~ The Wing Religious Herald, end Kentucky papers, will
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TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
General Dr0mn00ic an .l0ttO,rGH

General DF0mg00!c an .N0tt0acGY.
Gentlemen hasten 10 inform you OF the proceed
nps held at our Court House Yesterday, ii beng Court
day. tine day, and unusually large number Of the
yeunanry OF the county present, 1t was gene
rally tx 2eced that candidate for Congress would
be ~ Attendance aud address the people They were
no. disappointed General Dromgoole appeared on the
field Of early hour. Al II o'clock he addressed the
people from the Hastings, in speech of hour or
more length, which for clearness in encldatIon Of
the points made ard force OF reasoning in arriving at
his conclusions, has never been surpassed, il ever
eoualled at Court House, and much TO the dscom
future of the Wings, ] assure you. Indeed, | have
heard speeches from some of the ''bg guns Of both
political parties, but candor mpes 10 declare that
the speech of The General surpassed any thing Of
the kind TO which have ever listened The General
first took up the Bankrupt Bill, that odous measure of
tie Extra Session, and portrayed its evil, demorazins
effects vi9d and living coors. 1t rs Impossible;
therefore, shall attempt 10 follow the General 10
his mastery expose at lis eno.nt:cs lie then took
mn the Tariff Bill and then The Distribution Bill each
Of which, he handled without gloves. The General
then alluded very happy manner 10 the low and
deestabe means resorted 10 by the Wing party, tor
The purpose of gulllng the people in the memorable
campaign Of ls40such skins, hard cider, and
such other Ike trnmpery and fooery. Nothing &C.
CURED 10 their proceedings, save little pleasing
,ossaae of happy reort called out by certain Wing
Major, who enquircd OF the Speaker whether Tue
wings had betrayed John Tyler, or John Tyler be.
,rayed the Wings. The General 10 this question re.
p;cd ths. nat his province TO Interfere volun-
arly IN this family jar yet, since lie bad been called
upon lie would say, that he believed John Tyler had
betrayed The Wings, and the Wigs John Tyler and
tina, they had each betrayed their country.
aessrs Editors You have conception Of the
onpause with which this whitening reor was received
h. the audience After lie General had concluded,
MIR. Dennis then took the stand, and delivered a
forward, plain, practical common speech,
with which the people were highly pleased, and 1t
really appeared 10 me that the vsages Of the Wings
were considerably heightened. OF one thing you
NAV rest assured that let others do they may, VIC
arc determined 10 do duty to our candidates, 10
ourselves, and cur country. We look upon Seny 6
election as cer,ain-Dennis $ equally So g.
No.toway, 7!h April, 1Sl3.
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"The Wings had hard time Of it at the farm.'''c
Convention. speak by authority. Mr.. iiiii got three
votes on tie fri ballot; Eondn three: !9ier '%o and
levin one-sccond ballot Hill lour irwin beng dropped
Boudin three. and Toler two-ana thus 1t remained
through twelve Successive baolinss--Toics friends
continuing 10 renominatc hiu, until it finally resulted
in lis favor is said and thought that Ioer will re-
cciyc but a cool SUPPORT North Of Appomatto1-
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nov cpamands respect every where, would have been
:'osIa Gpon rs dssraeFd and unworthy Of notice
a' '"n" :" washington, Jefferson, alaaisoa aad Mon
",'"i ','s 1rea .3o@cd upon State unworthy
OF n.'"e ne Mailer of such statesmen
We a.Sl."e heavy taSalon. but rather than suffer The
e,t . '"t I'D Dominion TO go down, we Willingly
S"'h't 10 any ln'asra, which will save the honor and
reputation o. old Virginia from everlasting reproaci,
ANTI REPUTATION
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EO1fCE TO Mil.t.sS.
Backs Stationary, Cc:t,e. Doaiis CyFindor Smut

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Nhs''E aih VT ~. u M, 'u' az o" pepara =,
rectiv" orGcts o.or fcy "e J1.' Completed one. which
Of M, cry "nse '.,st' pscef WIZ osno ootaineai Ia
Ne" ios"- he''v h''dei.u. :,
COLUMBIA MILL hicHhoNp. Sart
''arch :sth, ioD
s.ae,'ne IVY ~, ~ ~ @ 'n W.. n's . cen.
Since has heen read; fr operation Ind enough
wheat iny us powers, espe y IN removing the smut
10 TIC pnhlc valuable addition 10 tic usual whcatccanns
apparatus of a Flour SILL ~ -
HahALls BROTHERS d CO.
IRrn"NiA, ~ y august nth, iea2
We 'h morning, b: Invitation ni the pnpheos witnessed
The operation Of "ess newly invented Cast Iron Smut Ma
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TO the mountains esound with The Wing prescription Of
these good and true men II is STAN npon Virgins
the mother Of patriots and Of statesmen. The Mh'e7
may rejocc and re"e il their unmau!y vert i't,,
time ihank God, will be short the reign Of terror WI
soon be over, and Virginia viii, with the ballot ooS
stamp the seal Of dsapproba!icn or this 'nar.dGfi o'
her best sons HENEICO.
trril : ISj3
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MARRIAGES..

Married. Tuesday evening by the Rev. Dr. Emps,
Nj I"hS H. GuiHN Miss MARTHA. second daughter Of SAM!
Shepherd, Esq, all of hi, city.
Married Thursday the 23d March by he Rev John Skin
Gen CHARLES T. loRa,S Irs. PATTON all of Lex.
ineOn, RocHbrI:s0 county. Va.
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~ SorrnEaS LITERARY MESSENGER, for April
This valuable publication vii! BE- Issued Wednesday
the 18th instant. New subscribers can b. supplied
with the back NUMBERS from The commencement. cf tLs
present, or las: year, il desired
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RICHARD w. CLAxTos, See'ry.

To The Free and Independent rotas Of Loudoun
At the earnest solicitation Of worthy portion OF my
fellow citizens, AN induced TO become candidate Tor
your sutfra ges a, the ensuing election FOR seat IN
tile House Q! Delegates of the next General Assemol
Of Virginia
The period between this, and the day of election IS
now short, that it will lie almost out OF my power,
il not utterly impossible for me- 20 call upon you lndi'
vidually; shall, nevertheless endeavor TO meet yo1
on all public OCCASIONS where i, will afford me pleasure
to see and commune with you the political topics
Of the day. My politics are wei! known throughout
The county, and need comment IN this place; suffice
it to say, am Democrat unchanged end Interchangeable,
and as such, call upon the Democrats Of Loudoun,
in the name Of their connry, ard in the name Of their
dearly cherished principles, TO come TO lha polls
7ith eli Their strength. 10, lei Iher remember tha!
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

According to notice, the Democracy of Lcudoun
held meeting Saturday afternoon last. at the Eagle
Hotel, IN Leesbnrg On motion. Charles DouS,ass'
Esq, was called to the Char, md Richmond W. CiaS
ton appointed Secretary. The Char having explained
the object of the meeting in few pertinent remarks,
On motion of bioj9r c. r. Dowe the Chair was
requested appoin, committee OF three to nominate
Committee of Correspondence end Vigilance Tor the
county.
The Chair thereupon appointed c. r. Dowell, w.
T. Mason and Edward Hammet said Committee
The Committee, after retiring short time tor con.
sutation, recommended through their Chairman, the
following gentlemen as said Committee.
Committee Of Correspondence and Iigttancc.-Chas
Douglas, n Carroll Mason, John Matthews, Dr. Jas.
d. Ileaton, DR.. Samuel Turner, David Reese, DR.. }.
p Bronaush John Price, d. c. Lee, Joshua Pancoast,
Dr. Theoderck Lei,i, john X. LiitIelon, Alexander
Skinner, Thomas J. Ncland Beverly Hutchinson,
Samuel G.. Sinclair, r. ". Caxton, Joseph Brkby,
John Norris, David Conrad, james Cayor, Maj. Elah
Peacock.
On motion of Westwood #. Mason, Esq, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resoired, That we have implicit confidence IN the
zeal, integrity and political principles of VIM. Smith,
Esq, Of Cupeper; and will use all fair and honora-
Die to his election 10 the 25th Congress
Rcsoirtd, That deem it expedien: 10 run three
nddales for the legislature.
Rcsoired, That be, and are hereby nomi-
mated candidates for in the next House Of De-
legates.
On motion of &. r. Dowell, the Chair was directed
TO appoint Committee of three TO select candidates
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen TO conf
pose the said committee viz Maj c. R. Dowel, Edward
Hammct, and S. G. Sinclair
The committee having taken the subject under consi-
deration reported the meeting the following gentle
men, as suitable candidates; and who for political in
egrty, lnexbIlty, and moral worth, are worthy the
undivided support Of the Democratic voters OF Loudoun
viz: Col Ctas Taylor, Carroll Mason, and Dr. Jos
Bronaugh.
The Chair having put the nominations to The meet
ing. they were UNANIMOUSLY confirmed.
On motion oil Weswood T. Iason, Esq, It was
Rssoired, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, an published
in the spiri; of Democracy, Fag of Sc, and Richmond
Enquirer.
On motion, the meeting then Adjourned
CHAS DOUGLAS, Chm.
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nRAwlHG Alexandra Lottery, Class T. drawn April 9Th
Is Is SO AZ IS 80 10 81 81 IS IS.
April II ll3-lt
THRUST SALE.--Purlant the provisions OF Deed Of
Trust executed by James A. Senpe Trustee, and
the purposes therein mentioned winch deed record In
Clerks Otrs of Ncw Kent WILL the 10Th day q
NEXT Cedar M the county of !,ew Kent tho present
residence the enplc, sell The said plantation, Cedar Hill
Farm belonging t" the said Seme IN the county Of Marengo
state Aatama between Ttv and ty slaves male and
female very keiy m the Household Furniture Of the said Sem
p aud OF The best quality Kitchen Furniture Plan
iation Utensils Stock Kind, booded Naies
and Colts, Crops hand the Slaves WILL he sold
and credits the other personal property will DO
sold credit Before the day Of sae minute descp
lion the farms given, and also which
will be sold. Will only that they are vauabs
Farms-and the viii be made Accommodating Tho
improvements Cedar I'LL are hne aud could not be put there,
al This time, am informed, for less than ) or 81 00o
JNo. b. CHRISTIAN, Trustee
~ Tho Whle will copy eotds
LOOK AT THIS.
To the Tar Payers in the Upper Commissi0nsys Dis
frict If Unr,c0 c3Hniy.
NvoC will please make of list Of taxable property for
the resen; year, which you lad In the let day
of February
No of white males above Is years cd;
No of slaves above yeas old,
No of slaves between l. and iG Yeas old
no. Of horses. mares, mules and COLTS
10. Of gold watches;
No. uf silver lever or lepne watches;
NJ. Of silver either metallic natches
No Of m:lalic clocks;
No. &c wooden clock;
No. of pianos and Their value;
Silver plate and IFS value;
No. Of Phys:ans
No. Of Lawyers;
LIT on State and Corporation Boni-, &c.
Yearly income over 500;
Amount al interest on bonds an oil money 5aned &c;
Fees Oacc;
Carriages ..itct,er foir wheels.
Com'r. Of the Revenue uppcg District, IIenfico co.
April II 1922.
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HOYT e. CO.'S CFFlCE.

L'aG.r tie E1chan.e Ha,el, Richmond, pirotnia.
nRAWISG of Alexandra Lottery Class l. drawn April 9Th
Is Is SO AZ Sc 80 10 81 81 a5 IS.
Arrl 1l3-lt
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~ Orders Tor said Machines will thankfully received ana
executed Will! fa,hulress ard despatch, application 10 ,s
Agents. the Shocsoe Foundg, Cary .trt Rifhmond Va
TALBOT s. BROTHERS.
Anil II lI3-3t
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have been miller for and for tie last three
fo.r years, IN large ousiag Mills Wes,en New YORK. ara
us.ng q: "iluck's "a Smut Machines" and
HIRAM C. TEFrT
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Cary your elections to day, by the triumphan
majority which 1t is in your power TO Go, and you
strengthen the Wing here immensely, ant
strengthen all the State Ifyou value and love
the Wing cause, show your value and love for II, by
adherng II firmly, and by yielding oil personal con
sidcra,ions of whatever kind or denominations to The
paramount object of sustaining and Engineering tas
pub'ic causethat which all Wings believe 10 bs
identified with Liberty itself.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
PoTA1o srARcH find in the Clev..


PCTATo STARCH find IN the Cleve,
land Herald. the following method of ma
king potatoe starch. which 1t SAYS is The yer.
table arrow root, SO highly valued for i-sal-
ids:
Take dozen large AMI smooth mealy po.
tatoes. wash them, and then. carefully pare
off ali the rind Next CRATE ihera fine wit h
a suitable tin Crater. The pulp must be
mixed with pailfuI of cold water, and tho.
roughly agitated and squeezed by the hand
or any suitable instrument, al the same time
throwing away fbrous matter. and permit
ting the starch 10 sink to the bottom Of the
vessel This must have fresh washing IL
cold water, till the pure farina is CHAINED
free from all other matter. This should be
spread on eaTthen dishes. and dried in a warm,
AIRY situation.
"The good housewife will excIaim: Why.
this is nothing but potato starch. True. 1t
is not-nor have you used any other article
under the name Of arrow-root, for TIE sick
members of your family. though YOU may
have purchased il at the rate of several shiI-
lings per pound.
By proper modes OF cooking. known TO
every nurse and bousekeeper, this article
becomes delightful beverage for invaids
weak of digestive powers; while asa pleas
ant dietary. even to persons IN good health,
it possesses a strong attraction.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06

In The MiSSippian ofthe 18Th inst, we fad an
extract from the POntot0c Tribune, in relation to
the bank indebtedness Of some of the bond paving
democrats wish comments by the editor. There
is some difference between a repudiatoT who has
borrowed from the bank, and bond payer who
has received accommodations from The same
source. No person would attempt TO cast cen
sure upon a man because he had borrowed mon
ev from bank; repudating the debt, as well as
the bonds issued To furnish money for the borrow
erS is what is reprehenSibe.
Some of The Tepudialing press are striving TO
make political capital out OF the bankrupt law;
aud among them some who are themselves
certified bankruptS." We consider those bank
ruptS who gave up all theiI property, 4nd COM
menced the world anew, with the determination
10 pay their honest debts soon as they are able
10 be as honest as ang persons in the community,
and much more honest than those who owe mon
| ey aud will not pay ii. Men who owe and never
4 pay, are generally the first 10 attempt 10 make
political capital out of the bankrupt law. If the
I MissiSsppian make any thing out of this
/ Guerilla warfare" we shall be happy to see
it, S0utbrOH.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06

con,um ely aud reproach, and bring dishon
or TO these who sustained IhCm
ou have row the election Of your 20
sition you who sbeil decide wrong, and
thereby place youTselfout Of the pale o.
democ iscy, when you shall suffer tv. your
wrong judgement, or corrupt motives, musl
bear the Ttproachts hat your presen, doc.
trines shall bring upon YOU. with that tenn
per and respect " hIch is due 70 the cerSnres
of an honest but indignant Community
Your errors, gross and pa ;,,abIe haze been
pointed out TO you vcur whole system of
error by you '.olIy, deliberately conduct
cd, has been laid open to you. the conse-
60 eDcfs Toretold. with the generosity of
pc .,,lcal brothe,hood; when the day Of ret
fibution shall come. remember to bear the
reproaches Of public ildigntion with pa
tience and good temper.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06

GooD-It will be happy day of the
church, when her clergy and laity shall
plant themselves firmly upon these four prn-
ciples That wealth can be lawfully and in
nocentlv gott en- by labor. That in the choice
red to party That education is not mere
acquisition of knowledge, bu; includes moral
and religious training That the religion OF
Christ Is not the fruit of excitement, but OF
scrptural instructions, united with prayer
and watchfulness. Such principles would,
in these days, make her members what the
Scripture says all Christians ought to be
"a peculiar people"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06

4 PATTERN SETTLEMENT-The Ed
enten Sentinel says there is a small, secla-
ded district named 'Croatan' on the coast
of North Carolina separated from the main
land by marshes and the Croatan Sound,
which is believed to be without parallel on
the globe. Ii contains about one hundred
and fifty Inhabitants, nearly all are mem
bers ofthe Methodist Church. and assemble
for worship every Sabbath-there are but
TWO whodrink ardent spirits, and all, to a
man, are Wings. There is not store OF
shop, doctor. lawyer. justice of the peace
coroner, constable, or any other officer OF
any kind Ifany difficulty occurs among
them the matter is referred to their friends
and ;hey settle it. They live Ike one family
and brois seldom occur as they do in the
best regulated Samilies.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
THE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Sept. L.
On Saturday and Monday last fair a
mount of business was done, sales averaging .
about 1000 bales each day, but !he report,
of injury done to the new crop by wet,
which were received on Tuesday morning.
by the Acadia gave an unexpected impetus
to the demand, and altogether changed the
aspect of our market. The speculative
purchases have been On most extensive
scale, the trade have also bought more free
Iy, and though prices of American have ad-
vanced l-S to IA per lb., some parties have
Withdrawn their stocks in anticipation OF a
further improvement Egyptian and Surat
are l-e to lid, per ID. higher, and Brazil
is rather dearer To-day the demand has
been less than previously, but prices contin-
ue firm.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET, Sept. 2.-On
receipt of advices from New Y York 10 the
10th ult., received 3lst, in conjunction with
very healthy accounts from Liverpool. our
market at once assumed most animated
tone. and large amount of business was
done al an advance of = ST for ordinary
and middIing sorts of American. fester-
day the demand abated, and sales only 1000
bales, but closed firmly.
LONDON CoRS MARKET, Sept 4-Du-
r;no the whole of the last week the wealth
er was exceedingly fine, and rapid progress
is now made with the harvest.
The supply of English wheat this morn
ing was liberal, and consisted almost entire
ly of new. but so large a quantity OF fore.gn
now Offering free, 0he duty having declln-
ed to l4s, the lowest point which 1t IS ex-
pected to REACH caused the trade to open
very heavily.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
NOTICE.

The undersigned having. on the 2slh day
OF August, 1S43. Obtained from The Probate
Court of Marshall county, State Of Alisss-
sippi. letters OF Administration upon ali and
singular the goods. chauels and credits To
bias G Henderson, dec d all persons having
claims against the estate OF said deed are.
therefore, hereby required 10 exhibn the
same within the time limited by law, or the
same will be barred. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. JOEL Z. WYNNE.
September |. IS43. Administrator