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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, January 9th, 1915.

WEDNESDAY, January 22th, 1915.
The Election Of Senator.
Mr.. Gallaher called attention to the fact, that
there we're 0 members of the Senate absent.
MIR, Wallace said the absentees had fair notice.
The resolution to elect a Senator OF the United
States, on the 22d instant, was then agreed to.
The Chair was then vacated till - o'clock
AT this hour, the Senate re.assembled.
A message was brought from the House, by Mr.
Broadus of Culpeper, stating that they had pass
ed resolution, postponng the joint order for the
election of Senator Of the U. States, until Satur
day, the LIST February.
Mr.. Baptist moved that the Senate disagree to
the resolution ofthe House.
Mr., Voolfolk called the previous question.
Mr.. GalIaher gave reasons why the previous
question should not be sustained. 1t prevented a
full statement of the facts in relation To the absence
OF three Wings and but one Democrat
The vote was then taken, and the call Of the
previous question was spstained-ayes 10, noes O.
The man question was then put, on Mr.. Bap.
lists motion To disagree with the resolution of The
House ard it was declded in the affirmative by the
following vote: ayes 20, noes o.
In short time, another message received,
by Mr.. witcher. stating that the House had resolv-
ed to postpone the execution OF the joint order I'M
I'll Thursday the 30th of January.
In short time another message was received
from the House by Mr. Preston, stating tho post.
ponement by that body of the execution of the JOINT
order until the 9Th of February next.
The question was taken, and the Senate refused
TO concur in the postponement--ayes 10. noes 20
Al half past 5, another message was brought by
Mr.. Preston, stating that the House had resolved
TO postpone the execution OF the joint order until
10 morrow.
The question was again taken and the Senate
refused TO agree-ayes 10, noes 30.
Some time elapsed, when il was Understood the
House of Delegates had adjourned
Mc. Garrett suggested that messenger be sent
TO the House to ascertain whether that body had
adjourned.
Mr.. Newman moved that a committee be APP
pointed to inquire whether the House of Delegates
is now in session, and lepor forthwith to the Senate.
The Committee soon ported, that. at ten min
utes past O'Clock, the House vas not in session.
And, on motion Of Mr.. McMulIen, the Senate
adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH.--We
learn from The Ogdcnburg IN. ~ Re-
publican that the house Of Mr.. Robert
Barker, Of Rossie, was burned down on
the morning Of the 3ls, ult., and that the
three children Of Mr.. B. were burnt to
death, and the father and mother so bad
ly burned, in endeavoring to rescue their
children, that they are no. expected to
recover. The children were Of the ages
OF one, three and five years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

FIRE AT HAMPDEN {ME.) AND Loss OF
LIVES. The fire referred to in part Of
our addition yesterday morning, was 10
Hampdep, on the Augusta road. |, was
10 the dwelling Of Mr.. Chester Wells,
which was consumed. Our correspon-
dent states that boy eight years of age,
and girl Of the age OF fifteen were con-
sumed 10 the flames.
Another son and daughter escaped by
eaping from the chamber window the
daughter badly burned. Mr. Wells and
wife barely escaped with their lives, with
out sufficient clothing TO protect them from
the COLD. The whole stock of provisions,
and all their clothing and furniture was
burned, and they are entirely destitute.
bangor Wig OF Friday.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

Mr.. PoLK's CABINEr.-A letter from
Washington, published in the Charleston
Courier, says
may now safely say, disregarding all
MIR. Folks agency in the matter, and look
ing only TO results from present circum-
stances, that among the members of the
new Cabinet will be Mr.. Buchanan, Of
Pennsy lvania; Mr.. Elmore, Of South Car
olina; Mr.. Walker, of Mississippi; Mr..
Shaunders, of North Carolina. | pre-.
sumo that Mr.. Buchanan will be the next
Secretsry of State. Mr.. Elmore will be
the Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Saunders will be at the head of the Post
Office Department. Mr.. Walker will
take any other place that he may please
TO have. mention this as the inevitable
result from present circumstances, but
might add that strong influences combine
TO carry this arrangement into effect.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

McCURRY.-Tho New York Herald
says-This man is now entirely conval.
escent, end the wounds on his neck haye
healed without inflammation. He, howev-
err evlnces determined spirit not to get
well, and refuses TO partake of food, pre-.
tending that he cannot swallow. DIR.
Warren mas examined his throat, and
pronounces it all pretence. He, how.
ever, administered dose to him yester.
day, which will cause him to crave food.
unless he is determined to starve himself
to dea:h.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

The public in different sections of the
country are clamorous for reforms aud
laws TO be passed by the present Congress.
In one quarter the cry is for certain locaI
bills; in another for the reduction of post
age; IN another for something else. Why
disturb at this unreasonable time the calm
deliberations Of Congressl Are .hey not
engaged IN Iegislatlng for Teras7 Let
Texas be attended to first, and then after.
wards, IN due season, and at their EARL.
est leisure, the United States will be look
ed after. -Hier. Gaz.
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| For the Ga.sfte

For The Gazette,
At a meeting Of the Shepherdstown
Total Abstinence Society on Monday
evening, the 20h January, ls45, in the
Presbyterian Church, to hear and accept
of a report, OF a Committee appointed on
Monday, the 18th inst, to make arrange
ments for a Celebration Of Temperance
on the 22d Of February next, The following
Report was received and approved OF and
Ordered TO be published in the different pa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

Observation-Disclosures r. Skunk
was inaugurated in Harrisburg. as Gov
ernor Of Pennsylvania. on Tuesday,
His address on the occasion was full Of
promises. lie is orthodox on the subject
of the State debt, declaring that "lhe
credit OF Pennsylvania must be redeemed"
though lie is undecided as TO whether The
State sable now to resume its payment
Of interest.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
SATURDAY, Jan'y. Is, 1915
Petition

By Mr.. Pendleton, of citizens of Berk.
eley for an unconditional grant Of the
Right Of Way to the B. d r. r. Company
Various bills from the House were
read and committed.
No other business being matured for
action, Mr.. Carter moved to take up the
resolution from the House. fixing the 22d
inst, for the election of a Senator Of the
United States.
Messrs. Thompson, Of K, McMullen
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

APPOINTMENT OF CLERK.--IsAAcN Mes.
BITr, ESQ.,, has been nominated by the
Governor. for The Office Of Clerk Of WASH
ington County, in place Of Gen. WILL
LIAMs, who, as we last week stated, had
declined re-appointment.--Hagersto~n
Torch Light.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

SLAVE lNsURREcTIoN. The Democrat.
&c Guide, published at Brandon, Miss,
Of the 2lst ult., makes mention OF ru.
NOR Of an instruction OF slaves about
Brownsville. Kinds CO., Miss. 1t states
tina, eigb, negroes are said to have been
arrested, and to have confessed their guilt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

ApPoISrMENTs.-W understand that
Tnos. KELLER, o. Fl. WILLIAMS, and
CHAs. G. LANE, Esqrs., have been ap-
pointed Judges q the Orphans Court, for
Washington County. ltthis Information
be correct, We may well say that we
have good men in this important station.
-HagerSiotcn Torch Light.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

ANNEXATION OF CHARLESTON TO Bos.
ToN.--Wo understand that it is in con-
temptation to call town meeting, TO con-
slider the subject Of annexlng this town to
the city OF Boston, and of pet:tionlng the
Legislative 10 that matter. The meeting
we presume, will be held at on early day.
bunker Hill Aurora.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

PENNsyLvANIA.-Governor Skunk has
appointed Jesse Miller, Secretary OF State;
John X. Kane, Attorney General, and
Hen peterkin. Deputy Secretary.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

WILMA 6s
FRIDAY, Jan. 18th, 1S45.
Mr.. Gallaher reported the bill chang
ing the lime OF holding the terms Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry in the county Of Frederick, with
amendments. Passed.
I'eras and Dorr.
The Speaker laid before the Senate
certain resolutions OF the State of New
Hampshire, in favor Of the Annexation o!
Texas-and other resolutions from the
same State, concerning the trial and i'm
prisonment OF Thomas Wilson Dorr, Of
the State OF Rhode Island.
Mr.. McMuIen, after expressing his
sympathy for the sulferings OF Mr.. Dorr,
aud thinking that the subject was worthy
of the consideration Of the Senate, moved
to refer the resolution on both subjects to
the Select Committee on Texas.
Mr.. Gallaher thought this commiite e
was functus oficio, having discharged the
duty assigned them but being overruled
by the Chair, stated his objections to con-
sidering these matters at all. We had
admitted TEXAS yesterday, and therefore
the thing was done AS to Dorr, we
had no business TO NEEDLE with his case.
1t was Jus! as appropriate for any other
State to interfere with criminals in our
Penitentiaries. He had no doubt some
freeman might there be found incarcera.
ted also.
The question was taken, and the reso-
lutlons laid on the table, with but one dis.
sening voice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
SANTA ANA DEFEATED AND TAKEN
PRISONER.
The Baltimore American Of yesterday brings an
extract from tie New Orleans Tropic in relation 10
the intestine war in Mexico. The substance OF the
news is, that Santa Ana, after losing more than
two thousand Of his army by deserton, was met
on the plains Of Agap by Generals Bravo and Pa
rsdes, with three thousand men under their com
nand and after desperate battle the army Of San
ia Ara was totally routed end himself captured
while trying to make his escape. Five hundred
men we're reported TO be killed ia the battle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
DEB.

10 Leetown Jefferson County, on the 18th inst,
Nh. ADAM WEyER in the 93d year of his age.
In Williamsport, Md, on the cpd inst, Mr..
GFoRGE PtTEHMAN, aged about SIS years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

formed out Of said territory, north of said
Missouri Compromise line, Slavery or in.
voluntary servitude, except for crime,
shall be prohibited.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
NJ arshalls ofthe day

Henry Boteler,
A. Humrickhouse, Marshalls ofthe day
w. L. Webb,
Com. to invite Spea.
Reu. J. A. Seis. keis, the Rev. Cler.
Moj. Hamtramck, }gy of Shepherds
DR.. J. Quigiey town, 81 Mayor and
Common Council.
u,,u;.L5ou.. Com. to vite tho
ri H"rasr several Chors and
d. nm;o,., the Shepherdstown
~ey' J Band.
I Com. to invite the
George Byers. respective Sunday
A. Humrickhouse, Schools g. Teachers
Col. Harper, the Masonic Frater.
J nifty, s. |. o. o. F.
Col. Harper, Com. to procure the
II. Humrickhoase, ! place Of Meeting.
All Of WEIGH is respectfully submitted.
CHARLES HARPER,
JOHN QUIGLEY,
A. HUMRlCKHUUSE,
J. F. nAMTRAMCK,
]. A. SEIS,
GEORGE BYERS.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Jan'y 2Ist, lS45

Election of Senator.
Mr.. McMulleE moved that when the
Senate adjourn to-day, it will adjourn TO
meet tomorrow Of 10 O'Clock.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting Of the friends Of Temper
ance will be held in the Lutheran
{: (: !. /. !: !.
Church Friday Esening. the ~
3lst inst at half past o'clock. for HNS&M
the purpose Of fully organizing s<rHSMt
Temperance Society under the fol-
lowing pledge: VI
1--WE pledge ourselves that we u
will not drink, deal, or give ntoxi- u
eating liquors a beverage, butwl -
use all proper means TO dscountenance the use oil
them" Jan. 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-10
HILL eJEFFE,EsSs
General Agent and Commission
Merchant, Hamburg, 8. q.

STILl. offers h services TO his friends aud
~ the public. nd he will devote his undIvi
ded attention TO 0
SELLING OF COTTON AND FLOUR.
REcEIvlyG AND FORWARDING GOODS.
Buying GoOds for Planters or Merchants or
attend 10 any business that may be
committed 10 his care.
He embraces this opportunity Of te' derins
his thanks to his friends for their liberal patron
age heretofore bestowed, and by Industry and
close attention to business. hp hopes {" merit.
and to continue lorcceive The se'nr. II shall be
his ann to make all his charges as light as pos
sibIp knowing that it will he TO his interest TO
closely observe The interest of his TRENDS
Liberal advances will be made if required on
produce sent to him for sale or store Cotton
seri to him by Beats will be- received .1rec o.
,5hartage All produce sent To him Tor 'ne
will be promptly sold on arrival. il so ordered
August Il 20
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State of %outh Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN L,nTTIrTlU IS. -
eow3@ AZ

Henry Stone aud sdtliers osl Bill ior Relief
Pleasant Seares, Adm'r.yof and
Philip Llghtfnot, deceased - Account
BN pursuance of the order Of the Court
III passed nj the last term. requiring me ito
inqnirp and reportto the CONT. aiitsnextttrm,
who were The next of kin Of Philip Lightlonl.
the Defendants intesnle, at the. Tune of his
death, and whether any of them are since dead,
aud If dead, wIrois or are their personal repre-
sentative or representatives, Public notice is
re:y given TO all persons claiming 'obe the
r:"xt OF kin Of said Philip Lghtfout, late of the
D,.rricl and Stale aforesaid; That they appear
nelore me. in ihe Commissioners Office. at
Edgrfeld Courl House, OF, or before the first
day May next. nnL make proof Of their
kindred and right, or on their failure 10 do SO,
they will be excluded from the benefit Of any
decree that may he pronounced inthe matter.
S. ). TOMPKlNS,fc E, E. D.
Commissioners Office. Noyal2 3m42 is
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ABBEVIALE
Fe m a | e 4 C ad e nv

~ dE Trustees Of the ibbcvile Female Ac.
IL ademy beg leave to announce 10 the
public, that Mr.. JAMES L. LESLEY has con
sen,ed 10 take charge OF the Female School IN
Abbcvilie Village, tor the year ls46.
Mr.. Lesley has, Tor the last ten yeafs hecm
engaged IN the education of youth aud long
aud lavorably known in AbbevIIie District, as
Il competent ami successful classical TEACHER
His reputation, capacity aud qualifications rs
an niuslructor, arc too well known and admitted
10 require from us any encomiun., 10 recunl-
mend Inn 10 lhe confidence and suppUrl Ui the
community.
Ali the usual branches OF an English cducd
ton will be laugE also, the Freacn, Latin and
Greek languages, together with Philosophy,
Drawing. Mathematics, Astronomy, chemistry,
DC, &c
The School wll he under the exclusive di
rcclioG aud control o MI LeS!y. The Scho.
iaslic ear to cuuSlsl Oi len Months, coImIliru.
cling the first aiuiiday ol january ucXl.
Good and cieup buardmS may be- had With
private families in The Village and lis vicinity.
Miss HARRISON, whose superior laIrnts
and qualifications as Music Icacner, have
Leen long known and appreciated III Able
.ille, will still continue III charge vi the Music
Department.
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE 80 -
Southern GaultiVaaOr.

A Aiurthly journal, devoted 10 The Improve
nemt OF Southern Agriculture.
Edited By JAMES CAMAK, Of dthens Georgia
In submitting 10 the Southern public the
Prospectus for thu Fourth volume ol Tue '.S0uth
crn Luitiuator." which may now he regarded
as permanently established, the PublisIersldeem
it unnecessary 10 advert To the high character
the work has attained under The editorial coIi
troll OF Mr. CAMAK, and therefore make direct
appeal to The Planters aud friends OF agrrlll-
ture throughout the Southern States. to aid
Them in sustaining ii publication devoted exclu
sIyely To the cause OF southern Agriculture.
The advantages and benefits resulting from
Agricultural Periodicals, have been felt and
acknowledged by the intelligent and rejecting
TilIers ul The oo IN all civilized nations to
be most useful. therefore. they should be ex
lerlslsely circulated among all classes OF Agr
cullurisls il possible they should be in the
hands oi every man who tllls an acre OF land.
and 10 this end we invoke the md OF every one
who feels an interest III the Improvement ol the
Agriculture Of The South. :
The first number of The Fourth Volume will
b. issued on the Isl of January next. 1t is
published Monthly, in Quarlo form, each mum.
brr contain, sixteen pages OF maller, . by IL
Inches square.
Terms
One copy, one year, 81 00
Six copies, e . OO
Twenty five copies 5, one year, 20 90
One hundred, - 75 OO
The cash system will be rigidly enforced
Tho cash mist always accompany the order
IL As we desire To regulate our issue hy The
number oil subscribers, all persnns who "bluln
are requested 10 send the lists US
early lis possible.
]. w. d. ". s. JONES
Augusta, Ga. Nov. lS45 If Al
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Atwood,s Fasen. Hot Air

FOR SUMMER AND WINTER USE
ETS superiority over any other LOOK
E ing Stove. consists in its simple range
men,, convenience aud tuabihly'
The descending and ascending fines ana lhe
iuIroductinn ofho, ain in the oven which equal
,zes The heat aud carries of the vapor therein,
are prinrinles never before applied TO any
olIpr stove The oven these Stoves performs
canal 10 the best brick ovcns, and will give
meat the same flavor as if roasted before an
open fire. M
The Mammo,h Stoves Of this pattern NO
81 aie of sufficient capacity for the largest
class of hotels, steamboats, aud packets ships.
Those wishing TO supply themselves with
Cooking apparatus. will please call ana exam
inc them AT B. +: CHEW
Augusta, NV 9th I'm 81
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The state Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

DYJOHN HILL, ESQUIRE. Ordinary
I'D of Edge6ield Dislrici. -
Whereas Erasmus McDmieIhalh ap-
Piled 10 me Tor Letters or ilTisiration,
on all aud singular, the gontfand icha'lles,
rights aud credits of ]. E, Mcdaniel late of
the District Aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. TO rite and add
monish all and singuIar,lbe fkipdred and
creditors of the said deceased, IN be and
appear before m !, al our next Ordlnary's
Court to he holden at Edsefeld Cour,
House OH ':r 18th day Of December inst.
to show cause; if any, why!the said ad
minis,rarion should not be eInnled
Given under my hand aud seal, this 2nd
day Of December in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty five
and in The Seventeen year of American
Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E.n
Dec. 8 2t 15
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tate of South Carolina. j
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

I-' LVOIl ID q n
William H. CIegg and WIFE Bill
vs.. David Quiz. for
and others. y Partition.
EFT appearing 10 my satisfaction that David
H Ouiz, one of the defendants in this cas' !,
is absent from aud resides beyond The limits of
this State. un motion of Bonlam. Complain
ants Solicitor. 1t is therefore ordered that The
said D. On,z do plead, answeror denlurio com
plainanrs said bill of complaint, within three
months from The publication hereofsor the said
bill wIlbe taken pro confesso against him.
) ). T0MPKINS, c: E. E. d.
September 10 3m 33 =
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Nov -
Nutlce.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate OF Sa
"a rah Grce. deceased, are requested 10
make immediate payment. and those having
demands 10 present Them duly at'es'ed o" or
bcGn,e the first day of January next, aS de-
sire 10 close up the business inmy hands.
JOHN tlILL, o. f. d.
Nv 10 ~ AZ
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State of South arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Stanford +. Mays and Wife, Summons
Applicants u.s. Palsey Spikes IN
and others. DeIencanls. ! Partition
BT appearing TO my satisfaction that Pntsey
d Spikes Widow. Anna Spikes wife OF
William Spikes, aud Susan Skellon, Defend
ants in the above stated case, resides without
tue limits of this Stale. ii is therefore ordered,
la, they do appear and object to the division
or sale of the real estate of John City, de.
ceased on or beinre the first Monday III Feb
ruary next, or their consent 10 The same will be
entered OF record.
JOHN HILL. O. ED
Nov. s 1T az
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
nTOHN Is. Harry. living near the
~ sold Wells. in Edeefeld Distric.
Tulled bef"re me Bay Horse. uine
wears old, snail star in the forehead a
sinp in the nose, the right hind foot
while. about fifteen hands high. swny
backed appraised al thirty five dnlars.
CIV. PRESLEY, ii. D.
Oct. % mat
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FLO ER.

BUST receives! 25 barrels fresh NORTH
ee ERN FLOUR. and for sale by
SlBLEY 81 CRAPON-
Hamburg, July23, 1915 zastf5'z@ 26. -
F7't', fricuds"i Maj. sc. SCOTT.
5aur- him as candidate fur Tax
oollec,or Il, he ensuing election.
Nov 6. IT 81
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Notice.

A LII Per-uns indebted 10 the Estate "'
IA Isam Carpenlc. deceased, uic req"eS-
ted to make ,nmedinlr payment. alld 'hosr
having demands to present them duly attesleu
on or before the lst day of January next us
wish to close up the Estate.
JOHN HILL. O. +. D.
Nov 10 T 20
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Notice.

A Ii. Persons indcb,ed 10 the Estate OF VIM.
IN CuoF. deceased, are requested 10 make
immediate payment. and those having demands
will urescul them duly uttestcc on nr before
the frs, Monday in January next, us am d'
sirous 10 close np the Estate
JOHN HILL. o. F.. d.
Nov 10 al 10
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u office.

a LII Persons indebted to the Estate ofJohn
IA D. Ralford, late of this District, are re-.
quessed to make immediate payment. and all
having any demands against the said Estate
will hand them in, according to law, by the 90lh
Of December next, at which time the snbscrl.
ber desires 10 close up the Estate.
ELIJAH WATSON, Admir-.
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Notice

A LII persons indebted 10 The estate I"
N William Martin, late Of this District.
are requested TO make payment Ivy the
first of January; and all having any de
maud against The estate will hand them
in according 20 law by The above time, al
which time the subscriber desires 10 close
the estate.
JOHN r. MARTIN. Admir-.
October % lit ~
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To the independent Voters of
cdpetit Id District!

FelLolu Citizens: Contrary o the al
vice and wishes of my friends offer my
self as Candidate for be office of Tax
Collector, and solrn your sultrageS. 1t
elected. which do MOI expec''o be. | will
discharge the duties of'he office 10 The best
i1of nv abilities.
JOHN J. MCCULLOUGH
Seternher 10 die 80
/ ~ Ia frruds If Edmund NORRIS
Esq. annornce hin, as cauddltelor he
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