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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
GENERAL JACKsON's LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT

Extract Of letter from Nashville dated June 7, to
dgenHeman in Washington.
1.-THE last will and testament of the old hero wos
,his day approved in our county court and is of pub
'c record He commences by giving his body 10 the
dust, whence il came his soul to God that gave il,
&C, devoting his estate first to the payment Of two
debts, viz: one of $4,000. with interest," borrowed Of
General Plauche. Of New Orleans another of $40.
VVo, with interest," borrowed Of Blair d. Rives and
the balance to his son, Andrew Jackson, IT,, with the
exception of few servants to his grandchildren.
The sword presented him by the State of Tonnes
see, he gives TO A. J. Doneson This nephew,) now
charge d,sfiairs at Texas. The sword presented him
at New Orleans he leaves to Andrew Jackson Coffee
the son of his old friend General Coffee. The sword
presented at Philadelphia, he leaves to his ra,dson
and nomesoke. The sword and pistols which he car
ried through the British and indian wars he leaves to
Zen. X. Armstrong. The pistols of Washington. by
hin, given to Lafayette, and BY Lafayette gwen ia
Jackson, he leaves to George Washington Lafayette
the son OF Gen. Lafayette. Sundrv other presents
made him during his long and eventfu career are LEFT
with his adopted son. with instructions to him, that
in The event of war, thev shall upon the restoration Of
peace, be distributed amongst those who shall have
conducted themselves most worthy of their country
in the conflict, in the opinion of their countrymen
and the ladies'"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
From the 81. Louis New Fra, JULY 7.

The pending treaty between the commission
ers of the United States and the Po,tawattamies
has been broken off,
The Pottawa'amies own about 5000, 900 acres
OF land which the government desired to pur-
chase at 10 cents, but the chiefs would not take
less than Is cents per acre.
The principal objection to the Pottawattan,ies
was that they did not desire TO remove to the
south side of the Missouri, in the vicinity of the
Pnwnees and other hostile tribes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

EXCITEMENT IN IowA--On motion to post
pone the trial Of w illiam and Stephen Hodges,
charged with having murdered one John Miller
at Burlington, Iowa, the German citizens be-
came excited, met and passed resolution, of
which they informed the Court by committee,
that if the case was postponed one day they
would take the law into their own hands. The
Cour, stood firm, and on the proper affidavit of
The prisoners, the case was laid over until that
day. On the day oftral, the Germans swarm-
ed into Burlington, armed and resolved to exc.
cute their projected resolve. The testimony
against the prisoners was direct and conclu q
We have not heard the result.--Sun.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
FROM TURKS ISLAND.

Captain Pitman, of the prig c. z. Plat, eleven
days from Turks Is.gpd, reports that the great
fall Of rain at Grand Key during the last month
has destroyed the prospects from the salt ponds
for some months. There 10 but little salt at
Grand Key and It is held at 90. Salt Key has
not suffered so much, as the rain was confined
chiefly to the former place.
The markets are humanity supplied with
American produce. A British. American vessel
was wrecked at the Cayens. freighted with a
general cargo Of provisions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

C. The Union, speaking Of the lew
mission to England, says that L" Mr.. McLane
will remove some difficulties in the way of
negotiation" and further says that he will
scarcely return to the United States until he
either sees the question settled, or sees that
it canno, be settled at ALL" This language
by some is thought to imply pacific dispo.
sition at Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

u The Frederick (Md) Herald Of June 9
says: "Our crop of Wheat and Rye are all off,
and great portion o. them already in the stack
yard and NOV. The Harvest is heavy one,
and its benefits will be felt by every lass Of our
community"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

WARLIKE-lt is said that an order reached
the post at Baton Rouge on Thursday for 100.
600 ball cartridges and large quantity of am.
munition for field pieces, a travelling forge
equipments, &c, to be sent to the frontier
Ner Orleans Picayune.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

C. The Boston Atlas states that the
amount of subscriptions to the Vermont Cen.
trail Rail Road. at o'clock, Saturday, was
S2,459,O0O. The books we're to be closed
when the subscriptions name up TO $780,
600
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

PENsIoNERs.-1t will be seen, by refer
ence to the advertisement, that pensioners
residing in the Counties of Franklin and
Chittenden are to be paid hereafter at Mont.
pelier, and those residing in Windham coun.
~, at Poultney, instead of Montpelier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

FIREs.-At Hanover, N. H.. on Sunday, the
9Th inst. the house of Maj. William Tenney a
few rods south easterly of the Dartmouth Hote i,
was consumed. together with two barns. a val,
liable horse, seven hogs, eight or ten tons Of
copperas and quantity of hay and oats. The
fire wasicaused by boys playing with fire works,
and occurred about four O'Clock, p. NJ,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

"A glorious thing this reduction Of postage"
said fellow the other day; 81 get half dozen
dunning letters now where got one formerly"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
The Thenirf Of Action.

The New Orleans Topic contains letter from Corpus
Christi, the theatre OF military operations in the South
West IL gives account ut Col kinneys interview with
three OF the distinguished chiefs OF the Csmsehe ln
dams. who now give friendly intmatons. The letter
General Taylor Of the L. forces here. returned to the
Rancho yesterday, from excursion up the Nueees,
whittier he tor the purpose Of seeing the country sud
meeting the DragoouS hourly expected a, this place
lie much pleased Corpus Christi and the county
hc has s,Jaeen, The camp is located nmed ate
~ above town, the bank Of the bay IN very pleasant
airy place, where good supply Vt water Is 10 be had by
digging onlV i've feet deep The stcsueT Day
from Galveston plying daily between this place aud
81 Jossphs Island together with twelve ~ fifteen
small sS vessels The Tsde vi town Continues to he
lively. and he hoped that the commanding officer
mere viii De, ne disposed 10 sustain
the people at the pace in keeping 50 far, through
Ihe influence Col. n. and ohcs residing here. the i'm
made upon uaders has been such a. TO establish
perfect confidence thsm, regard thing OF hos
tile part A. evidence ct thus tact, ~it-
the est DAYS three large have Iet tee 'soen
with goods to- West and from these parties mrny OF the
ucsgs have provided with stOnS. hsi horses.
which being natives Ut the country, and OF hatoN nature.
mGeh valuable to them aan other animals would
be from abroad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
COTTON :
LIFE AND TIMES OF HENRY CLAY"

"LlFE AND TIMES OF HENRY CLAY.
We are glad to perceive that this accomplished
writer will bring before the public, by the LIST of
November next, n comprehensive Biography oithe
Hon. Henry Clay. The subject of the biography
is held in such enthusiastic admiration throughout
our Nation, and the writer Of it is so justly cee.
brated that no doubt can be entertained Of II wide
and general circulation OF the work. All true
Wings, and thousands opposed to politically,
will wish to possess true deincation Of the char.
acter, and the events connected with it, Of enc Of
the most illustrious American Statesmen.
The publishers, Messrs. Barnes d Co. OF New
York, will soon announce their Agents for Virgil
nia-men of character and cnicrpri2c-who will
enter upon the task with hearty zeal and untlring
industry. Virginia ought TO take at least ten
thousand copies Of this work, which, we under
stand, is to be published in two volumes Of 500
pages each--printed in style worthy Of the sub
iect. and embclished with two cngrayiDgs: a
likeness of Mr.. Clay, and historical design
growing Out of Mr.. C.'s life. The price will be
81.
We shall publish the Prospectus tomorrow.
Gentlemen who have seen portions Of the Manu-
script Of Mr.. Cotton, say that the writer has i'm.
parted to familiar subject the freshness and
charm of novelty, and introduced much new mai
ter, which gives TO il a captivating interest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
To Il. Member. OF TIE coumoa coaae,l.

To tie Members n TIE Corlmos C0aaeils
Il TACT indtspitab!y true, that ho reside in the
vicinity Of G,mbc'- Hill aud the Fenisruary very
subject the Ague Fever. To the OF this Gen.
temen would earnestly direct your attention. end II you
90 with the opinion thsr sufficient to
produce sickness the immediate nriahh5hood, then
promise trouble YOU no upon the SUBJECT.
Contiguous to the P,niicuary Pond. several
OF !oS msrshy ground, which require draining. Al all
times standing a,es may be heie, covered with
creenneSs whose scky exhaaions settle upon the ada
cent nils and " duce disease In this opinion am not
alone. For proof sppral To the able Physicians at lc
cry. Il bus the other dav, eminent Physician Of
Richmond assembled the free iclcy AgIJ Fever
ncirhborhood the marsh below.
Again, there several lccayet and decayns boats Ia
the Penieutlry Pond some OF which filed with stag
nan; equally filthy to that m the mirsh above.
To Won. GrntlcRsn, sIhnt these ha.iy reflections
Viii! the hope that they will atcasi, cause one at your
honors bic body go and Judge Tor himself.
With gres, respect,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
p,nrLdLna lur a. EnrltLrrs.

Some trouble mas been experienced In the Texas Con
yonon on the subject hiking Of the iugtycs from
other ea.-those who 'cft their county o- their coun
irys good :" busome n whom oongstthe bright
particular sturs" Of the hmement. very spirited
debate took place proposition 10 shield tbcm rom toe
eon.eQ uonces Of ho ofmcr misdards cleo Annexation
would prove an evil instead OF blessing. One of the
members stated that passing through ono NJ ihc coun
tes some Of the oOmes threatened to BOIL him he
did no, vote for Of amnesty. Some Of them doubt
les. feel a. Cain did when driven ro Edon after mbung
his hands in HE brothers boodha the "four riyers'
would oleanse their souls " and any features would
BE- more welcome them than those d their brethren up,n
whom they have turned their backs, oblivion cannot be
given to oil that is past
We have heard the result Of tho motion to absyIye
o0rndera.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

Lieut. Lay. Of the Army, mentioned IN The New Orleans
pspsrs, pssscd through Richmond Sunday, on hs way
a, Washington. with despa'chss from Gen. Taylor. lie
considers we undertart the pro.pcct Of tSush with
The MeKiosns rather feeble. Tue latter we're enrench
,.g ,h.sevcs (not exceeding 1900 srong1 and seemed
80 =. more IN tle attitude defence hsn Of attack Thor
,h.,e. Of doing mischief Gen. Tayors command has
.....d i,s prohsby forever
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
Funeral Discourse.

Tho Rev. In isipAs RossEE preached On Sanday, in
I ini,y Church. thrilling and powerful funeral
non comm emoraye of the interesting Young ladies'
Miss White and Miss Futney, who were killed by lightning
some weeks since. The Church crowded and the
worthy Pastor made happy "f the affecting dis
pensaon ct Providence directing the minds of his hear
crs ,ha, better world, where 1t Is hoped, the spirits of
those gentle beings miueins their OF love
with those of the cherubim.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

H. New York, rs from the Express, the Banks
"src dsc0unnBg freely per oeu and short paper Is
taken tlc Under. The rate Of Sterling Exchange Is
due point a, which specie Is shipped that tho Of
Exchange b. watched with considerable interest Although
there have been heavy transcfs o g,vemen VI iunds
yet the government dcppcs quite reduced and orc as
low o. they well eau be-"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

lNpi,NA-Tuc Senate Will stand - Wings II %
Lccos with the Lieutenant Governor Loco. preceding
officer with casting vote. The House will stand ID
Wings 10 IS Locos. Should the Governor be made Sena
Congress- the Lieutenant Governor will be acting
Governor and leave the parties in the State Senate equally
balanced.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
4 nRlGnrRAY FROM M LONE srAR.

Il will be gratifying ~ The friends Of the enlightenment
Of the human 10 hear, iintby law OF The Republic u
Texas, 1884 Of land set apart each cpusy
fnr The support Of primary schools, and 22l 400 acres Tor
the enl1Nment ui tao colleges.
Thissn measure which must meet universal approval.
end give stamp Of genuine siocrn11shp the suhor.
ties Of the country The example should not BE- ~ up.n
other members of our confcdcTsc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

Co-rcN The sales ct the week { $3.50 bales,
including 300 bales Upland aud Florida, ordinary good
ordinary eta Il; mddhng good midJlng Ia ~; mid
ding IA st fully fair good fair 81 81
anG , 81 Mob, and Now Oheans ordinary good ord
nary 6ta !; minddng good mddng .ta Il mddiing
far to ta,r sa II and lu fair 10 good far ga 81
Ire arrivals duung the PERIOD were 5l7i bales.
Since the reception ct the the Caledonia,
sct been rmet and better supplied, aud prices have
puHrS Tendency
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

ssss' breathe.
~. bgin but he patcsi
guard stoiuA abi oahsr glanoar scmats
which ususnd from g.nss,on In generation painful aud
We under bles.ins
OF knd Creator so aud kinied diseases when
faint - hereditary blood BE- ersdeset and the entail
on forever some of the
wrought BY this rh rhSs be considered
bic, they by unimpeaehab. testimony
Hut the truth oihcd gratitude TOT health
restored will sr~ak Rheunan. AMI variety Of euiansou.
ton.
For further particulars evidence superior
value aud paiaphe which be obtained agent.
gratis
2 Prepared retail aud Tor expectation,
by n w. sANDS CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
No II proatway OF Chambers street New
Sold also. by ALIEN DUvAI co, Agents. Main street Rich
uncad Va Qy Prize. On bottle. for IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

We learn from the Annapolis Republican that the Cont
pany OF u. $ ARTILLERY. which has been stationed at FoSr
SEvERN Cor years past under the command OF Ma
Jor GAKpNxS. took its departure OF the Bsy Steam
Wednesday evening last os For, Monroe. Old r0r
L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

Most EorrNrEERs.--Brg. Gen. Bell, Commanding 1fh
Bugsdo T.. " . has published on order csIll6g on the
militia d BIZ brigade u carol thomsslyes with delay
into companies volunteers ior service in Tcxis, or
wherever they my be rcqied BY tie u. 3. G,yeTnmsnt
n. -. ia PIC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
WAR ~ mic TARIFF-

One o. the great objects of the republican party the
reduction Of the tarf The "Un,on" will take up
subject in few DAYS. and discuss the whole system in
regular As sir. Walker emphaiicaly sad, "lhe
tariff be reduced the standard" The
manufacturers yet making enormous profit, the
expense Of the OF the community. But the ci
manufacturer. is very small compared with the whus
ciety. An estimate has Just been made. by which ap
peais that from 1880 SO te manufacturing popua.
lion hiss increased 23l 3i3 aad people VINO are to
feed Them have increased ass, leo" Every considers
ton, Indeed, OF justice end equality amJng the different
sections o. the country and classes OF the community
spires with the soundes principles Oi political economy
10 recommend important reductions OF tie tariff, and
bTng G5Ou equalization Of burdens well blessings
upon toe cJuHiiY.-CdiOH
1t might sqem TO time discuss the whole sysem
in a regular manner" Hitherto, there has beea nothing
but Gd eaDiGadam denuncauon in reference the tariff
and ebovs free from attempt to
enlist vulgar p-oindres. 'Tne ma1ufacu are making
pToh a; tho expense Of the Of the
ni'y " ssys the Union Ii this lie uusand every mans
own eEptnence tells him !; Is nolhow does IL happen
that more rar=aas do oaeagc the business i, the
case with every thag ese PORTABLE, aud ngs bring
down these 'crrinous profile" by comp-ttan7 "Ono of
the great OIL OF the !so.calcdl Republican party"
been dei in uuucasurod abuse n 'h great Wig
sure but hitherto that has bCcn mprsgnab,e
with L1c.fyco majority 10 COrgsss. Ii is likely
IL withstand even the "reguiar" assaults Of TIC Unipn-
for even with I'll the boosted victories Of the pary tic
antisrn Strength IN Congress hns been diminished The
taTf may DC STAMPED dHeU-it may b. rcmOdricd, 50
ns to destroy is Wing icnuy-bu the party vii take
psca god be caught again with "btggariy
account Of empty boxes" The Texan war contractors,
and the ho-do Vt cormorsnis who follow the camp,
have pckirgs enough left sitato their u5iy bppettrs It
that be possbe Tho cup and rsncher Of numerous
c,mplshed politicians" be- ycnuully supplied bnI
the sa ard sauces" which the feast ftle "spos"
must be lacking other es.ents iugrcdenscvcn
ir The tariff be placed ct - per cent higher" the "bo
z,nu r,'o' which the Editor OF tie Unicn once de-
olartd himself ready 70 adopt.
Tic Hon. AuB,r LAwEUvoE. OF B,st0a. hrs Iis,r5ed
twenty ta,,.an8 dollars the stock VI the Ogien.bugb bnd
e iamflau RlDr I'D.
Il thus says th, New York Expes1l that the wealthy
ue-charts,f ypn lend helping hand - every enter.
PRISE Whose object extend TIC trade OF thcifcty. Tis
road r but one Of the many that the Bcstonisns hsyo iu
hand Within Few month thly have sujcribeJ ~
build moro than four hundred miles Of raroli and they
vii. probably finish the wanting G up the stock
o the OgJcnsbl'gi and Champliin Railroad
Hon. Prcniis, of Mississippi, ~ about o. remove
t. New Orleans az future fe-idence. The Whgs Of
LOUISIANA give him hearty welcome.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

The U. $. s!ooP OF wsr Marion, Commander LKwis L.
SrNoSp', sailed from Boston Thursday morning for the
GnIl of McNicn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

Mai. ssd Female ienipr'y al Vh'arsln5s.
Wshase hsd high eoHmcndahon' VI ihi' sen'n'ty con-
doe,.d BY Mr. fyor. The s''mon''' 'e'e'f'o 10 IN '
,. that II has eafned the favor Of scholars
no. good opiaion b worth something
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

E1 FALL SUPPLY, .a
sAA-<s Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, W I
g. &c-'rHE suBscMBER Is Now EHA |
RECEIVING FALL SUPPLY ~ Doors. SlyEhaA!A
suTEs. &c AND Nc55 ~
which he has hadE OF which has buH
rucha, ed vsiy Northern aud Eastern Manufacturers
ami will era-lr offer h1ig4ns
who may be disposed give him a cAi
have aisn connected the Hat Cap business h nm
trade aud employed SIR SAMt FL CLARKE, Vhp is
favoIauly known immunity and wuull be cad
friends srw Sir. C Old patrons and friCni, al1 all
those whom had the pleasure OF supplying when the cmTny
Of Mr. &. w. Fsuy. have received and SHAH b.
Fashionable Of Hat. ard Gaps,
h Ladies Mu. selected r. Fac.
which call solicited my snds and the public
generally. JUDAH MYERS
~. Main slfr,t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

IL Advertisements intended fer mornings Paper
must be brought in before o'clock the previous evening
10 insure inseEon and those for Monday mornings pa
per on Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
IN RiCH.hoISD. ~.
HUE Winter Course of Lectures In 1


'INHE Winter Course of Lectures In the Medi
cal Department, Of uampaen Sydney College win comm, ,e.
IN Richmond Monday the 27th oCToBER nett and cont,
nus until Oh. last Of February following.
The College aud has been eom,,.,si
every nrranr has been made all the nj
NiAiasrs which are obtained
In addition 10 the usual Lectures.
van IL gwen regularly nj the College HopsI City
P-hei-hary and AmoDy By which Student viii hay, IN,
opportunity NJ witnessing DISEASES soutb ana
which he viii b. called Of IN,
p""s"na e The number 0f and Surgical opera
uon- which have been yearly performed Medical as
has 'dy claimed Tor the College Hospital the reputation Of
leading School for Surgical instruction.
mo CULLEN NJ d., Professor Theory Of Med.
- ~
W CHAMBERiAYNE NJ. d., Prof Therapeutics aud Ma:
Mediea. ~
L.. BoHANNAN, N. D. Prof ob.terie. and Disease. or
Women and Cbildrvn W
JhftHtS WfMAN, NJ. ID. Prof Anatomy and Pby-olosv
A'6s L. WARNER, NJ d. Professor Surgery
SOCRATES MAUPiS. 81. u. Prof Ihs,..,ry and PL,,,,,,x
CaRFER p JOHNSON, VI. ID, Demonstration OF Anatomy
TIE abundance Of materials Discretion anI h.
and eon'r, OF the Dseepg
'hoi"shy TIE anatomy OF the human body acquire
"a the u'- rf surgical instruments.
Good Boarding. including lights fuel and servants
can be procured from aSo o Is per week
IuTtnt Bank Notes of the which IN. sui.n, n,
sided viii be taken for ticket.
-, AUG L. WARNER, NJ u.
uof thu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

Jvrsf SToEI.- W te Boston psp,rs Of Thursday even
ag W, ore glad losrn hlt this eminent lris' VIM has
O,eus, days pact lths residence ia Cambridge
Mass, by attack Of bilious chOlic "inorus s'rangu-
non," s'om,wat beIier, and that hope, entertained
Of recovery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

WHOLESALE
BOOT, SHOE AND Trunk WAREHOUSE,
No ~ Mas sfro,f Rtossoad
ID. HOOVER has now in store, 1000 cases
- BOOTS SHOES, cnmTrsin. the greater portion Of
hi. Fan stock. Among ar-.
Coarse s-wrd ard p-es BTogans
Common lined bound so
Cane peRred Bools zip AM grain
Common ID do, do
Wom'ns and Kip ss~ed and begged Boots Buskns
Ito. Morocco, ND and leather Buskins Ties
10. listing Shoes, o n
Gents fac calf HorOeco Boos-amons them the
imi'stion Channel Boo, ariicls, Tor H..
country trade
Cent? LIST, 5od quality Shoes Of all
kinds
Boys, Youths, ChiIdrens and Shoes all quail
ties.
The attention n Merchants respectfully foicitsd
'o-k, which VIII be foun
offered In this market AID favor
abb ] HOOVER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
AZ IKGINlA-At Rules held in tho Clerks :

a. IhplNiA-Sl MUGS neid IN inc t.lcrk OIL
fee n the Circuit Superior Count OF Law
the County Of King q Monday the lot cay sspsm
I54j.
samuel E. iarsond, guardian or Isabella Pollard
Pollard si Elizabeth r. T. Pollard,
lard. cecd. PHI
sssint
TIE -a'd I.assIl Pollard Ella T. Pollard TItabi p T.
Polud, fftn hien Of Peter oarJ. decd Paunie
William Pc ld.EnJ Whiting, ard julia T. hi. wife who
was 'tla a. Pollard Dcits.
il CHANCERY.
Thu defendants, William Pollard nd Whiting and Ju,
In 49, f Lay NJ entered their appearance and gwen
orrg III. At of Assem- tins Court
AID uPY.sIg suaet0Ty evidence they rhabttns
Of h- Comm lt Il ofterd, defend do
appear here u@s' 10 hsd Tor first ou
d2y November ami bin q fI,,nF an
hta cops of The orIsr BE- f.
TI si"i M III Ctv ~ Eohmonf f,r
po,t.d Colr House IN SAD Counv
a Copy-T'sie.
P-waw EDHERT POLLARD, Jr Cls