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The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
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EST PuBLrE ToUTEs LES sEMAINEs, PAR
JOSEPH ETTER.
Lie Bureau est situ6 dams "Court street., en- face de Ia
Maison de Cour.
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nois ct Paiera en- consequence: mails la publication
d'ancune avis, gu la continuation d'aucunc sonscrip-
ton ne sera arretee, tant que lie prix men aura point
etc pave, ct moins que lEditeur men decide
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LIE s%apitaine du George Henry dit que tout lie
pays etait bouleverse. Lie general Castillo &tait
attendu a Callao, ayec une arm6e d'environ 5000
hommes, pour attaqucr la place qui faisait de vi
goureuses preparations de defense. II await dams
la vile ~environs 5000 hommes de troupes. On
pensait que Castillo pendrait la place. Les ex.
president La Fuente, Forrico ct Vidal etaient a
Lima. LIE President Vivanco, qui await etc battu
par Castillo, etait arrive a Callao avec q~uelques
amls q bord dun steamer. II ne put ostenir la
permission de debarquer, ct fnt envoye a Jelay.
Les fregates Britanniques Talbot ct Dublin Sc.
talent emparees de Ia tlotte Peruvienne a rIslay,
parce que Ia fotte await tire sur la maison
du consul anglals. Auparavant la iotte s'etait
livree au general Castillo.
On await fait qualre Presidents en- deux ans.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

Par lie nayire SapAo, arrive a Boston, venant
de Canton ct Macao, on apprend que M. Cusll-
ing a conclu un traite avec lie Celestel Empire.
N. Gushing allait partir pour Mazatlan a bord
du brick des Etats- Units. Perry. Ces circon-
stanes expliquent ~Tarrivee soudaine de Nj. cush-
ing au Mexique.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

Sous. Trksorerie! LIE secretaire ETA, Ribh
a oePoss les deniers publics entire les main, A.
quelques %courtiers a Washington. II Sc trouye
@i'2OO'oOO dams les mains de MN. Cochran Il
Riggs, ct $4,000 dams celles de Mr.. Dodge.
W sont les guarantees de tolles sommcs /
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

Document Public. La longueur du message,
que nous publions aaiourd'hui, exclus naturelle-
ment beaucoup de petits articles. Bien qu'un
fable espace lie renferme, nous demons, toute.
fois. quclques mor-eaux en- guise de regal. i la
seule exclusion des refexions. lesquelles ne
Plaisent pas t%oujours a nos ~lecteurs. Nous en-
~agissons ainsi Gu egard d notre marche future,
car nous donnerons. scion leur %arrivee, un
semblable abrege des documents oficiels.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

A Newburg Massachusetts, l'election presi-
.dentielle a etc marquee par une Circumstance as
seq r~emarquable: il existe dams cette vile trois
citoyens qui ont vote jadis pour George Wash
ington, ct tous les trois ont vote pour Henry
Clay. Voici lie nom ct Page de ces v6nerables
patriotes: Benjamin Colman, SO ans; Silas Lit
tie, Oh ans; ct Aaron Rogers, 80 ans. Hon
neur a ces patriarches de la liberte Americana.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

Peron.-Par la barque George Henry, arri-
wee d New York, on a recu des nouvelles de
Callao, jusq'au2l aout. II ny await alors que
lc gosllette des Etats. Unis Savannah etait partie
la semaine precedente pour les lies Sandwich,
ct lie vaisseau Relief pour Valparaiso.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

Miaois.--La egisiias.. ure dc pillinois s'est reu-
ME a Springfield, le 2 dece mois. LIE message
du gonyerneur est presqdA exclusivemeat absor.
be par les affaires inancieresile l'Etat. La det-
te de PEtat 8 accroit %toujours{ mais pEtat paiera.
LIE gouverneur recommande Tin fonds d'amortis.
sement sur une polite 6chelle pour etre exclusive
ment affecte a Get obiet.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

Frfgate a oapeur Missomri.-On tient du ca.
pitaine Townsen de la barque Douglas, qui
Went d'arriver de Gibraltar, qu'un coup de vent
await detruit les travaux &leves pour SAWYER la
fregate a vapeur Missouri ct quill ny await plus
rien a esperer m%aintenant.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

GrLe Bal de Lundi dernier etait des plus
brilants. Nous ~eussions etc yeeritablement pei
mes quill en- cut etc autrement. CONNIE on lie
soit, notre luxe va en- croissant. Nous avons
entendu dire. par quelques personnes oui ]
assistaient, que les decorations etaient de la
plus grande bea9ute, le souper dslicieux, ct que
Pensemble respirait Ia magnifcence la plus
grande ct Ia plus EXCUSE.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

samedi, Dec. %: A la Prairie Ronde, au do.
micile de Francois Vige: a vendre terre,
chevaux, betes a couers, mails, meubles, &c.
G-Voir les Announces.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

Amtrique du Sud.-Des nouvelles recues par
lie Rio Grande ct New Yew York portent que
Buenos Ayres await declare la guerre au Bresil.
LIE government Bresilien await leve $4,000
hommcs sous lie commandment de Rivera.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

IL y a maintenant une societe de temperance
Replacement organisee dams la nation Chero.
kees. Pres de 1000 cherokees en- font partie.
Yet e1emple des Saurages pourrait bien etre
Unite par beaucoup de gems c~iciiises.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

La chambre des delogues de la virginie a
resolu, par ue vote de IA contre 81, de ~recevoir
Ia part que revient d Get Etat dams la distribution
DIES terres Publiques. On vera ce que fera lie
senat qul est, CONNIE on salt, ~locofoco.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

On lit dams lie Charleston Courier du O.:
Par la goelette Penguin, nous avons recu la
Gazette Royale de Bermudes.
lie steamer anglais Actton s'est perdu lie 20
octobre, d huit miles dc Carthagene. Les pas
sagers, Pequipage ct lie sac aux lettres ont etc
sauves.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

En- Dormant leur vote pour Polk ct Dallas lie
electeurs de la Pennsylvania ont recommandt
Honorable James Buchanan pour Secretairt
d'Etat.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

0-on est invite a porter Ia plus grande
attention d Ia yente DIES Torres du Convene.
ment' sltuees dams cette vile; laqueIle yente
aura lieu au Bureau DIES Terms, Land; pro.
chain, 80 courant. voir les apnoDcss ! /.
derni6ee page.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

henryA. Foster a etc nomnla par lie go,lvcr-
neur DC FEtat de New York, senateur DIES Etats
Units, en- remplacement de M. Tallmadge.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

Massachusetts ct Caroline du Sud.-Par suite
des resolutions %adoptees par la Legislature de la
Caroline du Sud, recommandant I'expulsion de
M. Hoar, lie dommissaire du Massachusetts, Get
individu a quite Charleston lie z,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

p-En Sc reterant a Get avis, on pourra yoir
que FOrdre M~aeonnique a fxe au 27 courant,
(Vendredi,) la celebration de la st-Jean.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

LnceadiU.-Nous yoyons par un num6ro du
Harrisburg M~teligencer que lie pont place sur
IL Susquehanna, au lieu appele .'Cumberland
Valley Railroad Bridge a etc d6truit par un
incendIe. On pense que l'incendie ~provient de
quelques etincelles echappees des locomotives
De chemin de fer en- PEASANT. On 6value la
perte 4 environ $4,000 pour la c~ompagnie.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

Mr.. Arson Jones, dernierment dlu President
q Iexas, etait a%utrefois maitrc d'ecole pres de
Wheeling Virginia.
LIE Vice President 6tait c~ordonnier.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

L'hon, VIM. Acken a etc elu parla legislatut
govcrneur de la Caroline du Sud.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
No. 44S7.
CELANIE DuPRE, femme !
de Se6astien Perrodia,
SON MARI et ais.

AANS cette afairc, apr6s avoir entendu Ia loi ct
A1 les tGmoignages, ~ est ordonnt ct deerSt6, que
Ia demandcresse aurait i~ugement contre 10 d6fendeur,
Sebasticn Perrodin, son mari, ct recouyrerait de lui, la
somme de onsc cent dIxluit dollars ct onze cents, avec
interdt legal depuis Ia demande en- Justice %jusqn'au par
fat payment, avec hypotheqne l6gale pour ga%rantic de
mari depths lie premier Avril dc lann6e ls4I.
~ est en- Outfe decret6, que la demandercsse soft Sc
parec de bien de son dit mari, Sebastien Perrodin, ct
qu'elle administrera sa ~propri6te CONNIE une feme-soIe,
ct libre de %contfole.
~ est en- outre ddcrete, en- raison du commencement
DIES parties, que la demanderesse payera lie jngcment
dsAndre Dessarpe antre defendeur, la dite demanderesse
ayant a1quis la p~ropri6te venduc en- vertu dc son writ,
ct que lie defendeur Perrodin pave les frais du process.
Fait ct signe en- cour ouverte ce S decembre 1914.
H. BOYCE, Jage du 6me. District.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
Salts Diners.

On rapporte que Mr.. Tyler dot faire un voy-
age en- Europe ausitot gull sera remplace par lie
nouveau President.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
Go9e De lie gumbac Cottage,

NO: 10.
A Loge yent s'assembler au Masonic House, LIE
NJ y "a unc heure ct demie) dams
rintention de CELEBRER La SAINT-JEAN.
La procession voudra bien Sc tenir prete as heures,
pour sc rendre q la Maison dc Cour, on Mr.. Tholuas
Lewis haranguera toute P~assembl6e.
Tous les Freres sont invites a 6tre ponctucls.
Par ofdre:
dec25-lt v. LATAsTE, Secr6taire.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

LIE Mobile Herald de Samedi content lie recit
dun horrible drame quia Gu lieu dams lie comte
Dallas, Alabama: "Quelques jours auparavant
un part de neuf %hommes, deguises ct qni s'ctai.
ent noircis la figure, attaqua Ia maison dun well
lard nomme Burge, atm a &c qu'on croft, de lef-
frayer ct lui fair abandonner sa terre. Dams
Pattaque lie viellard fut tue ct son fills 81 grieve.
ment blesse qu'on desespsre de lui. L'une de
ses files, Agee de 1s ans, a etc tuee a deux cents
pas de la dun coup de fusil. Une plus jeune
sGur a etc blessee.
I'm des aggressenrs, Holloway, fut tue pendant
Ia defense fait par Burge; ct un autre, Davis,
blesse 4 mort d &c qu'on croft. Les autres pri-
rent Ia fuite.
Plusieurs d'entre eux, McElroy Ell Harris sont
allies a la Nouvelle Orleans.
Les paquebots Sea de Liverpool a New York
ct Utica du Havre a New York, annoncent
asoir eprouve de %yiolents coups de vent dams
leurs traversees.
Gudno.-On a apporte a New York, dernie-
rement und cargaison de Get engrais.
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COUR DIES PREUvEs.
Pour Prendre une place conuend5lc daas no,re
prochaine ffeuiAe.
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p-Cette semaine, notre feuille parait lie
Mercredi; car il est dams notre intention, autapt
que celia Peut Sc faire sans deranger Pensemble
de notre Outrage, de suspendre notre travail
le jour des Etrennes. II est bien en.endu que,
. Partir de Ia semaine s~uivante. nous rcpren.
drons notre publication reguliere.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

Guano.-On a apporte a New York, dernie
relnent und cargaison de Get engrais.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25

congrks.-On ma rien fait ls 5 Au Congres.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-30
ls0,0s6 SO
5297 80

5,297 80
For the sum Of six thousand SIX hundred and
twenty. one dollars and siIty.one cents.
There yet remains to be selected, two hundred
and seventy-three thousand three hundred and
forty eight and 4 100 acres, which by an act Of
the last General Assembly, are directed 10 be
taken in the counties OF Platte, Buchanan, An.
drew and Holt.
In pursuance Of the provisions OF this act, a
commissioner was appointed by the late executive,
and directed to proceed as early as practicable
in the discharge Of the duties imposed on him
BY law.
His report has not yet been received but will
in all probability, be filed in the Office Of Regis.
ter Of Lands at an early period Of your session.
The &C. above referred 10 provides for the
sale OF such lands only as were held by pre-.
emption claims, and authorizes the person holding
their right, 10 come forward, prove and pay for
the same within one year from the date OF the
proclsmslion Of the Governor, at the rate Of one
dollar and twenty five cents per acre.
In consequence OF this restriction imposed on
the purchase OF these lands, only small portion
Of them have been sold. | recommend such
an amendment 10 this act, as will authorize the
sale OF any par, Of the selected lands whether
held by presumption or otherwise.
Closely connected with this subj is that OF
internal Improvements by this State.
Should the General Assembly adopt the sug.
Sestion made in another part of this communca
lion, relative to the appropriation of portion Of
the money arising from the sales Of the lands
above referred to, for the purpose OF indemniying
to the seminary and State school funds, the
amount which they may have lost by being in,
vested in bank stock. there would doubtless still
be large sum remaining to be expended in such
objects Of internal Improvements as shall be
deemed most expedenl; among these the most
important, it is believed, is the improvement OIL
the Usage and North Grand rivers.
These Two rivers present in my opinion, very
strong claims to the consideration Of the Legisa
ture, though doubtless there are msny other OBJ
jects on which portion Of this fund may be
very beneGcialy expended.
In conclusion. | trust that your deliberations
may be attended with harmony, and that you
action may prove beneficial to the best Interests
abe people Of the State.
NJ. NJ. MARMADUKE.
CIR or JEFFERSON, Nov. 18Th, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-30
NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Nov. 16

The business Of our market cannot yet be said
TO have opened with any general activity. Many
articles of western production usually taken for
export, are still too limited in supply and too high
in price to admit Of any very extensive operations
though accounts Of considerable rise in the prin-
cipal rivers Of the west lead US to expect speedy
and liberal accessions to our stocks by arrivals of
steamboats, and fat boats.
ToBAcco.-A fair demand continues to prevail
for tobacco but the market necessarily remains
very inactive, on account of the limited stock on
sale, which consists almost wholly of sma lots Of
Missouri generally of poor quality, and not ada pit
ed to the wants of buyers. The transactions since
our last amount to about 100 hhds., and we give
some of the particulars, rs follows, viz: l3 hhdS
at &c.. II hhds. at &c.; II hhds. at &C.. and 40
hhds at SIC. per ID. Our former quotations
are continued: inferior / 24c.. common .
22c.; fair 81 4c.; fine 4 !! 4ac choice and >egar
leaf 81 &c. per ID. Arrived during the past
three days rs hhds.
FLoUR.-Our last Wednesdays report left the
-four market in very dull state, but since then
there has been rather more inquiry for home con-
sumption, together with some few purchases for
the West India and Mexican Gulf ports, and as
the stock is light, with moderate receipts, these
transactions have infused more frmness into the
market, and slightly improved rates have been
obtained. Among the sales we notice about 1900
Obls Ohio at 81 II 81 l24; 800 Missouri, fair
TO good brands, 81 % S4 50, and one or two
lots of choice St. Louis bakers brand at 81 gu
S. per bill. Yesterday the holders of Ohio were
generally asking 81 20 81 25 but we heard
of no sales Of importance at these rates.
PORK The market is excessively dull. and
holders are enabled to effect only occasional tri-
fling sales. The rates for mess and NJ o are
still the same: say sic and 80 % per Dbl; but
prime is less firm, and may now be quoted al
81 25 81 80.
BAcoN.-Buyers still take very sparnaly, and
holders are enabled 10 effect only occasional small
sales, at about the following rates. say for uncan-
vassed hams 81 lOc.; cenvassed do. and extra
cured II a l2c.; sides 81 &c; shoulders AZ Sc.
per TO- The stock, however, is light, and in few
hands.
HEMP.-We have no sales to report since the
one noticed in the latter part of last week, which
was at $50 per ton for dew rotted. Some lots are
still offering at this price, but buyers claim a
further reduction. Arrived during the past three
days 325 bales.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-30
WING MEETING.

We are requested TO say there will be o
meeting Of the Wings of Howard county
in this place, on Saturay, the l4th Deem
Der.
1t is TO be hoped there will be a full NEE.
ting of the wings on that day. There will
be several speeches delivered on the occa.
sion.
The BANNER" which has been awarded
to the gallant wings of Charlton Town.
ship, for their patriotic exertions in the
late canvass. will be presented on that day
Matters of importance to the Wings Of
the county, call for meeting, and we hope
the call will not be disregarded.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-30
Valuable rarsa, for sale.

Z M undersigned will sell his Farm on reasonR-
4 bic terms. Il is situated III Boone county. Mo,
IN the main State road leading from Columbia to
Fayette, II miles from the former, and Is from
the latter place; five miles from Rocheport, in
healthy neighborboOd, at the junction Of three pub
,ic roads aud well situated for tavern stand.
Inc tract Of land contains 800 acres with two iu-
provements, about 80 acres under fence and IN cub
tivation. One Of tie farms has dwelling house,
kitchen, smoka-hcu>e, corn crib. stable, well Of
water with 40 or 80 acres in cultivation. The
tavern stand mas spacious dwelling, large &c.
5scco barns, well shielded. sufficient 10 house 2I
acres Of tobacco. good stables corn cribs, kitchen,
>moAe-house and az ether buildings necessary
a,Haew and complete.
I will sell the above property on terms to sui
the times, aud will take in part payment good ne
groe- at cash prices Csil on i. r. Wilson, wire
lives on the place ~ particulars.
NINROD BISHOP.
Boone County, JULY 9Th l~ll l7-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-30

OLA portion of the loco focos of this place,
had what they called celebration, last Saturday
night. We went abroad about O'Clock, and
found house here and there illuminated, and a
considerable number Of whites and blacks indis-
criminately engaged in singing songs and making
and listening to speeches. Had we not heard
during the day that the locOfocos were to have a
celebration at night, we should have come to the
conclusion it was a negro utilization, for which
whskey had been furnished, gratis.
The illumination was by no means general; and
in accounting for this, the conclusion has irresist.
IDLY forced itself upon our minds, that there are
those Of the democratic party, who feel more o.
sorrow than joy, at the election of James X. Polk
This, we are satisfied, is the case with some
about here, and our exchanges speak of numerous
instances of this character, in other parts of the
country, We doubt not by the close of Mr.
Folks administration, thousands and thousands
will regret, deeply regret, having aided his cleo,
ton.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-30
Administrator,s Notice.

n Office is hereby given, that have admin
: istered on the estate of Benjamin Knox
deed, late of Howard County. Missouri, bearing
date November GOTH 1914. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and all those having claims against said
estate, are requested to present them, properly
authenticated, within one year from the date oF
said letters, or they may be precluded from hav
ing any benefit Of said estate and if not presented
within three years. they will he forever barred.
SAMUEL c. MAJOR,
Public Administrator Of HOrar4 Count,.
Fayette, November esd, 1874 37--4t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-30
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
y has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court o: Howard County, letters of administra-
ton on the estate Of Henry Robb, decd, bearing
date November 25th, 1874. All persons indebted
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against said estate are re.
quested to present them within one year from the
date of said letters, or they may b. precuded
from having any benefit of said estr.te and if not
presented within three years they sill be forever
barred.
ANDREW LESLEY, Adm'r
November 30th, 1874. 3s-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-30
Folks majority,
Prom our Jefferson City Correspondent.
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 2Oth, 1914


MEssRs. Benson & GREEs-As suggested
in my last, the election OF two Senators to Con.
gress took place this evening, and Mr.. Atchison
received one hundred and one votes there being
no one put in nomination against him, and was
therefore declared duly elected to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death OF DR.. Linn, only two
years of which term have expired.
After that election, Gen. Monroe of Morgan,
put in nomination Col Benton for The regular
term Of six years, to commence on the fourth Of
March next. Senator Anderson Of ST. Louis,
nominated Mr.. English Of the Southern part Of
the Stale, Tor the same place, at which there was
quite aut,erng amongst the friends Of Mr.. Ben
ton; but all their fears were groundless, for Mr..
Benton received IA votes OF the whole number
given, which was one hundred and thirty one.
The amusement Of the day, however, was in
The morning. Mr.. Hough Of Scott county intro.
duced string Of resolutions, the object OF which
was to instruct our Senators and request our Rep.
resentatves on the subject of the annexation OIL
Texas; the object Of the mover was to go into q
full discussion Of these resolutions, prior to the
election Of U. S. Senator's; but as these resolu
tons professed 10 be concurrent on the part oil
both Houses, under the rules they lay over
one day.
The resolutions from the Senate 10 go into the
election OF Senators then coming up, Mr. Hough
moved TO postpone their consideration until hal
past two ocock on to morrow, and upon thai
motion there was good deal OF warmth in de-
bate between Mr.. Iiough, soft on the one side
and Messrs. Hug hes OF Platte, Reynolds o.
Jackson, Richmond Of Marion. and Bay o.
franklin, on the other. thought the whie
members seemed to enjoy it very much; they told
each other Of all the bad things they respectively
knew. Some Of the wings tried. by raising
questions Of order, and calling for the ayes and
nees, on every question, to obtain delay, but i
would not do, the trained were faithful to thci
leaders, and they had the power in numbers.
On this morning a JOINT committee from tht
two Houses waited upon Gov. Edwards and 1t
Governor Young, and escorted them to the Hal
OF the House, where the oalhs OF Office were ad
ministered by Judge Morrow, in the presence o
the two Houses-after which Gov, Edwards de
livsred his Inaugural Address: about the merits
OF which know but little; not having heard bu
a small portion of it-but il yop will hav
my opinion, from what heard, il is cold, dead
monotonous affair.
After the election OF Senators was over thi
evening" an invitation to the members Of the tw'
Houses was given by The President OF the Senate
from the Speakers Chair, to a'Wine party to b
given by Senators Atchson and Benton. at tn
house OF Col. Price: Mr.. Benton, however,
not here. having started for Washington befor
the meeting of the General Assembly.
i From the roaring Of cannon on Capitol Hill
and IL. shouting for Polk in the streets to nigh,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-30

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
: = has obtained 'rSa the Clerk of the County
Court of Randolph county, letters Of administration
the estate Of Thos. D. Montgomery decd, bear
ing date the 9th day Of October, 1S44 all persons
indebted to said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate ere requested to present them,
properly authenticated, within one year from the
date OF said letters, Or they may be precluded
from having any benefit Of said estate, and If
not presented within three years, they will be
forever dcbarred.
JOHN DYSART, admir-
November 10Th, 1874. 3S-f.,