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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a LII persons having claims By bond, mole, or
~ otherwise, against the estate Of Col. Joseph
shelton. deceased, late Of the county OF Gooch-
sen, Them without delay TO The undersigned that
provision may be made for the adjustment and
settlement, OF such as may be properly aulhenti-
Gated. Also, all persons holding claims against
DINER persons 10 which the said Col. Joseph 3bel-
,on deceased is security and for which he is LA
ole are hereby notified to make them known
70 US without delay. All persons who are ndebt-
ga 10 said estate are hereby requested to come for
ward and seule The same Immediately, as j, is
uesiraole that the estate be settled as speedily as
possible. WIN. S. FOWLER,
E. L. TERRELL,
Administrators Of Jos. Shelton, deceased
Feb. 22-wSw
G Wing requested 10 copy.
an BOXES TURPENTINE SOAP, Of dif:
rO ferent qualities, for sale by
March 22-6t GRETTER & GRETTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

ITO ROBERT G. CARTER.-Sir: You be-
i ing nonresident Of this Commonwealth
and having no known agent on whom notice
can be served, will please take notice. that, on the
llth day of April, al the Tavern Of Mrs. Mer-
chant, in the town Of Dumiries, in the county of
Prince William, Virginia, between The hours of
sun rise and sun sci, shall take the dispositions
OF William II. Cockrell and others; and, on the
liih day Of April, at the Bell Tavern, in the city
OF Richmond, between the hours of sun rise and
sun SET shall take the dispositions OF S. Grady
and others; and, on the 18th April, in the town of
Tappahannock, at the Tavern of Thomas Jor-
dan, between the hours of sun rise and sun set,
shall take the dispositions Of Thomas c. Gordon
and others-to be read in case in Chancery
now pending in the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the County of Essex, and
State of Virginia, in which am plaintiff and
You are deiendant and il, from any cause, shall
be unable to complete the taking the said deposit
lions on the days aforesaid, shall proceed, from
DAY 10 day, at the sams places, and between the
same hours, until the same are completed.
Yours, &C., JOHN A. PARKER.
Tappahannock March l3-cwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Richmond, February u, lS45.
The parties named and entered in this cause
are hereby notified, tina, have appointed Mon
dav. the Bis, day Of March next, OS45,) at 10
o'clock. A. NJ. 10 commence on the duties enloin-
ell on Inc BY the foregoing order, at which time,
and in this Office thew are required to attend with
accounts, evidence and documents such as will
enable me 10 fulfil those said duties.
NJ B. POITIAUX, NJ. Commissioner.
Feb 2S-cw5w
TN CHANCERY-VIRG At rules held
L in The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Coar Of Law and Chancery for the county OF
SURF, the 81 day OF February, 1915:
Peter T. Spratey and James w. Spratley, Ad-
minisrators Of John \. Sebreil, deceased,
against Plaintiffs
William NJ. West and Lncy C. his wife, FL
bridge D. n Clary, Administrator Of the goods
and cha,,es Of Joseph B. Warren, deceased, in
the State OF North Carolina, and other
Defendants:
The defendant, Eldridge d. r. Clary, Admins.
nator, &C., as above named, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according 10
the Act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and itappearine by satisfactory evidence, that he
is not an nhabiiant Of this country, il is ordered,
that The said defendant do appear here on the first
Monday in May next, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond, for two months successfully,
and posted al the front door Of the COURTHOUSE Of
This county. a Copv-Tesie:
WIN. P. UNDERWOOD. C. C.
Feb S-cwOpn
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JAMES ROY MICOU, CLERK,
Feb l3-wSw E. G.. S. &. l.. and Z.

TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Superior
Cour, of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit,
held a, the Capitol in the city OF Richmond, Oh
FRIDAY, February 2lst 1915, John Thompson,
!. soj Chris Carter. Pitts
Against :.
Alexander McKim and Joha Goddin e1ecu-
a. ~ rdmnnd Bailey. dec. def'is.
In this cause, among o!hey things, The iol-
lowing was adludged, ordered and decIeed,
w: "Ani the court doth recommit the report
Of Commissioner Shore, with the vouchers and
proofs accompanying The same, 10 CommS,
ssiouer Poiaux, who is ordered to correct all
errors in that report, and TO receive proof
Of any debts due from The said Alexander
McKim, secured BY the trust deed aforesaid, and
10 repor, the same, with all corrections which
nav be made of the errors in Commissioner
Shores report, 10 the court, with any matters sPe-
ciai!y stalled deemed pertinent BY himself, or
which NAV be required BY any OF The parties 70
he 50 stated, and return with his report TO the
cour. all the vouchers aud proofs which shall be
produced before him. And the Clerk is author
izei and directed 10 deliver forthwith 10 the parties
u-.heir counsel one or more copies OF this decree
"A copy--Teste:
IN. P. HOWARD, elk"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

We learn from Washington, that ire Hon.
John T. Mason, Attorney General, has beer ar-
pointed By the President acting Secretary Of the
Navy; Mr.. Bancroft having left Washington on
Saturday for Massachusetts, for the purpose OF
removing his family 10 the seal OF Government.
Bali. Repa6
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I.orIsA March oJfh 1913


The Committee Of Correspondence and Nigi
lance OF this county will NEE, al the Cour-hor>.
on the % Monday in April next. A meeting in
the early par, of the day is desired as business II
importance will be laid before them.
WIN. CRAWFORD Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

Tie Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald makes The following statement:
81 have learned upon very good authority, that
Mr.. Everett will come home from England, and
that IS John C. Calhoun declined that mission,
il has been, or will be rendered TO Mr.. Gilmore OF
South Carolina, and he will undoubtedly be on
next Minister 10 the court Of ST. James, where he
will we'll and ably represent this nation.
"You will perceive that the Constiiafion of last
night is OF the opinion which mentioned i'll my
last letter as being entertained here BY some,
namely, that Great Britain has net renquished
her designs or desires 10 prevent annexation, bur
that she will yield the right OF search 10 France,
10 induce that nation to Join her in her attempt 10
prevent the accomplishment OF this measure. a
Short lime will, however, show this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

NOMINATIONS FOR U. S. SENATOR Hon.
Frederick Robinson has been nominated by Inc
Democratic lie gisaive Caucus for y. S. Sena-
tor, and Hon. John Davis BY the Wing Caucus.
fBoston Timrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

APPOINTMENT TT THE PRESIDENT The Hen
William Medill, OF Ohio TO be Second Assistan.
Poslmaster-General, (beller known as the Ap.
point ent Ofice,) in place Of Doctor Miller, re-
moved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

The duties levie,! on articles Of American pro
duct which are designed 10 berepealed BY the new
British Tariff, are IS follow
Ashes, Pearl or Pot, I'd. per cw,; Bark, for dy.
ing or tanning 81. Beeswax, IS; Cotton, Is Id
Elephants Teeth, Is. !; I:ides, dry, g.; DO vet,
3D. do. tanned or otherwise dressed, p. per ID /;
Lard, Is per cwt; do. Oil, 20 per cent. Rosin,
IS per cw,.; Slaves, not over 70 inches in length,
2ss per so cubic feet; do 7 in breadth do; do 3.
in thickness, do; Tar, D. Cd. per u hhls. Tur-
penline, new, Id. per cwL; TnrileShell, | d. per b.
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NoRFoLg. March %.

NORFOLK, March 70
THE U. s. STEAMER PRiScgToS E5yeT1mr',-
FOL Ttiat.-We stated in our last nur1ter, ina,
the U. s. steamer Princeton had made ~ c1pr
rmcn,al trial with Stevens Scull on SATURDAY
last We learn that in running the distance .:
IL miles, Stevens Soul proved superior 10 Ercs-
sons Propeller one mile and a thifd-lhe wind,
tide and drausht Of the ship were precisely ihe
same while testing BY comparative trials the two
principles.
We also learn that The plan Of Stevens Scull
was communicated ~ letter By the inventor %
DR.. Hare Of Philadelphia, in 1905. and We aIr
pleased 10 be able 10 recon-! another triumph o,
American genius Beneon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28

YICHANCERf.-VIS Chesterfield
Comfy Court, Feb. 10, lS45:
peer +. Boisseau, Executor OF Sarah w.
BoSsean, hia'''ih'
against
Winfield 5. Gibbs and Elizabeth his wife, Ro-
,srt l.amt and Sarah his wife, Lewis u. Simon
IN an; Priscilla mis- wife, Daniel h. Boisseau
and Margaret Boisseau, Defendants
inns day came the plaintiff, by Counsel, and
s,al his bill, and the defendant, Daniel II. Bots
seau moi having entered his appearance, and gi-
ven security, according TO the act OF Assembly
and he rules Of this court, and il appearing BY
satisfactory evidence, that he IS not an nhabitant
al This country. on the motion OF the plaintiff, by
Counsel il is ordered, that the said Daniel II.
Bojsseau do appear here on OF before the hfstday
Of The mex, April term of this Court, and answer
the plaintiffs bill; that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the civ of Richmond for TWO months success
>;rely. ana posted al the front door OF the Court
house OF this county. A Copy: Te>,e,
Feb l3-w2n P. POlNDEXTER, G.
TN CHANCERY-ylRolSrA AT Rules, held
in The Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Conrt of Law and Chancery, Of Essex county
on MONDAY. the 81 day of February, 1915
John Arrest Nelson K. DoZier and Sophia his
wife, who was Sophia Arrest, Plaintiffs:
against
John A. Parker, Thomas NJ. Arrest, and
Georoc Arnest Defendants.
Came the plaintiffs by counsel, and the nisi
subpoena awarded in this cause, not being exc
cucd on the defendants, Thomas NJ. Arrest ana
George Arrest. and The sad defendants MOI nav
inc entered their appearance, ana it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not Inhabitants
o. The Stale OF Virginia: On the motion OF the
plaintiffs i, is ordered, that The said defendants do
appear here on the first day Of April term next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa.
per published in the city of Richmond, for eight
weeks successfully, and that another copy Dc
posted at the front door of the Court House oil this
county. JAA 4 so} Roy T Micou, Clerk,
~ ,2-wSw F.. C. S. C.. L. and C.
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FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL.

March 7-cwtlJune
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EST.HILL w A RE II 0 U s + ,

March 4-cl2t
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25
INCENDIARlES.

A few days since most diabollcaI at
tempt to blow up the Cotton Factory was
discovered by Mr.. Robinson the gentle.
man now experimenting the affairs OF
that establishment A leaden pipe was
found so indented, about 100 yards from
the factory, as to prevent the passage OF
the usual supply of water from the River
to the boilers. Had the discovery been
two minutes later, an explosion would
certainly have taken place, and win
the loss Of Is or 90 lives would have oc
Cured an immense pecunary loss
Considerable delay in the business oil the
mandatory was occasioned, we are IN
formed by Mr.. McAlister, but as the al
fer has terminated, all should feel thank
full that the result has been so harm
ss.-Natches Courier.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25
TO MY BROTHE

We are but two-the others sleep
Through Deaths untroubled night,
We are but two--O, let us keep
The link that binds US bright.
Heart leaps to heart--the sacred flood
That warns US is the same;
That good old man--hls honest blood
Alike we fondIy claim.
We in one mothers arms were locked,
Long be her. love repaid!
In the same cradle we were rocked,
Round the same hearth we played
Our boyish sports were all the same,
Each little JOY and woe,
Let manhood keep alive the tiarae,
Kindled so long ago.
We are but tuo--be that the bond
To hold US till we die,
Shoulder to shoulder let US stand
Till side by side we lie.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25
r.e American Republican Flag

as The American ReP"piA0"N
Ave, let our banner fly
s9'JJpon the morning air!
And proudly show to earth ana SKY
Our birth-right written there!
IONS of that pilgrim band,
III Who crossed the stormy sea,
4 nd raised amid our own dear land
u The affairs Of the free!
Shall others now usurp
Our fathers legacy,
Those rights that make US Tree lndeeH'
Our homes, our liberty?
No! while throughout our land
Freedom shall find place
No! while old Plymouth Rock shall ston(
Vi Firm as its sea-girt base!
While on each hill and plain,
II The pilgrim band have trod,
We find what we have sought to gain,
"Freedom to worship God"
Descendants Of the free,
Well dare what they have dared,
And share alike if need shall be,
The perIs which they shared
So let our flag fly free,
Sons of the pilgrim band!
And this our wa,chword still shall be,
"GoD AND OUR NATIVE LAND"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

New YoRK.--The Legislature Of this
great State assembled at Albany on the
7th inst Horatio Seymour, of Oneida
county, was elected Speaker Of the House
upon the first ballot. This vote is though:
to indicate that the two U. S Senators
20 be chosen will belong to that division
OF the democratic party which favors the
annexation of Texas. 1t is by no means
conclusive, however
The message of Gov. Wright was sent
in the same day, but when we say that il
occupies fourteen solid columns of the
Albany Argus, our readers will spare US
from even attempting a synopsis Of it.
The financial condition OF the State is
the prominent theme. Mr.. Wright is a
strenuous advocate Of paying of the debt
OF the State al the earliest moment prac
'cabIe. He opposes, on grounds of prin
clPle and expedieacy, any renewal OF
loans, however easy it may be to effect
such renewals. The school system is
eloquently commended, and the ant-renl
rebellion and various other subjects are
lucIdly discussed. Upon the question OF
the annexation of Texas he has nothing
TO Say.-PicdUune.
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TORS SALE.

my Virtue or an order Of the Pro
Is bate Court Of ANTE county. MS
.lssIppi, granted II the October lern'
1914. / viii seII Ut public auction before
the door Of the Court House, m Liberty
On lie 22a day Of February l04o'
he following described real estate 0,
Knchen Webb, deceased, on credit OF
one and t9o years, viz: the norm "os'
qgafef o. section twenty, township thtee
range .oaf east, containing one nuhufoO
and lofly nine 96,i0oths acres p9rcna
sers vii be required to give notes WIN
approved security ,,rnn
~ GEORGE F. WEBB,
Administrator
January'4, l845. ff"o
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rhe message Of Gov. Pratt

nv,,np-The message of Gov, Pratt
cent TO the Legislature on the ON
lie almos, exclusively occupied
tho financial concerns of the State.
z1 Lar. ~" determined that, so lar as II
IN IKE upon him, the interest upon the
~ the S,ate-the debt is abou: $l2'-
ssS' o NJ be paid. He recommends
If one per cent. upon the personal
M Of each citizen upon his death ,
s,her he die intestate or not; a TAX OF
~a' ner cent, upon collateral inherlIan-
= tax OF one per cent upon the as
"a sssed value of all real estate hereafter
IN sferred by deed, to be paid 6y .n'
'.eSee or grantee, at the time of oiier'nE
IN I'm deed for record; and last, STANG
WI mon bonds, notes, bills OF exchange
From these four sources he antlcl
r. a revenue $300,O0o per annum
IVAN added to the previous income 0
III State. will suffice for interest ana ex
,ses Of the Government, provided IN
;s,no tax laws be rigldly enforced
IA are pleased to see the Executive 0
SAC like Maryland thus bravery en-
connterinp its dificulties.-Ptc.
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TpItSTEE'5 SALE.

DY Virtue Of Deed of Trns! ex-
Is ecnted 10 US BY Benjamin Ander
SON. to secure the payment OF certain
monies therein mentioned, which Deed
of Trus, bears date 9Th OF March
l84q, and recorded in 'he'olhce OF the
Clerk of Probate, Of ANTE county 70
Conveyance Book, Number SIX Page one
hundred and nincty-elgh', we WIZ sew,
for cash, at the late residence oil the sad
Benjamin Anderson, on
Saturday, the 18Th yof Fe6r"arH l84''
the property in said Deed of Trust men,
toned, consisting of land, negroes, nor
SEES, cattle, hogs, farming utensils "aS
CONS and teams, &c, &c,-and convey
to the purchaser or purchasers such tile
as is vested in US by said deed OF trust
f. NJ. DAVIS,
]. G ROBINSON,
Trustees.
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TAKEN UP,

TAKEN UP,
DY B. McMorris, Esqr, and commit
ID ted 10 the Jail of Amite County,
Mississippi, by E. s. Russell, Esqr, a
Justice of the Peace in and for said Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, one negro man,
who calls himself BILL. Said negro
man Bill is about five feet nine or ten IN
ches in height, and of rather dark yell
low complexion. NO marks or brands
dscoverabIe, except several scars on the
back, evidently caused by whipping.
Said negro man is supposed TO be atou;
thirty or thirly-ive years OF age, and
says that he belongs to amllton Willis
Of Fast Buon Rouge Parish, State Of
Louisiana.
The owner Of said negro is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay al,
charges and take him away, or he WI,
be dealt with according to law, IN sucl
cases made and provided.
JOHN G. ANDERSON,
JaiIor OF Amlte County.
January 25, 1915. 4|-u
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


nY VIRTUE of an order OF the
- Probate Court Of Amite county,
1T,n;ed on the fourth Monday Of Decom-
her. in the year 1914, will offer Tor sale
by public auction, al the door OF the
court house Of Amite county,
On M2 Tenth day Of February neat,
1G45,
an a credit Of one and two years.
the following real estate Of William
Gardner, hate of said county, deceas-
ed, viz:
The northwest quarter Of section num-
Der thirteen, the south east, the north
east aud north west quarters oil section
number rourleen--and fifty acres Of the
south east quarter Of section number
thirteen.-The west half OF the south
west quarter Of section number eIev-
.en.--Al in township number three
of range number five east,--saId lands
living in said county Of Amlle, s'a.e oil
Mississippi.
Purchasers will be required to gvc
bond, with approved security, accor-
ding to law, and the terms OF the sad
sale.
W. GARDNER,
Administrator, DE bonis non,
of VIM. Gardner, deceased
Liberty, Dec. "a, 1914. 43"o
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Amite County, s. s.
To all persons Interested in The Zeal Is
tate Of GABRIEL w. HARRINGTON, mt
nor-GREETING:
NTOU are hereby cited to be and per-
4 sonaIIy appear before the Probate
Court of Amite county, on the
Fourth Monday Of March, l845'
and show cause, if any you can, why
the same should not he ordered TO be sold,
to-wIt,
The east half of the north west quarter
of section number twenty-three, IN town
shin number twelve, of range number
one. west, containing 80 20 lOOths acres,
and the east half of the south east quar-
fer of section number fifteen, IN town
shin number twelve, of range number
one. containing 81 l2-l00,hs acres; and
the west half Of the south west quarter
of section number fourteen, IN township
number twelve, of range number one
west. containing 70 84-lOOths acres, all
of which is in the district OF lands SUD
Iect to sale at Mount Salus, Mississippi
and the east half Of the south wes'
buarver of section number fourteen, IL
township number twelve, OF range mum
Der one, west, containing ~ "a looth,
acres, lying in the Choctaw District anl
State Of Mississippi.
II is further oroered by the Court tina
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Woodvile Republican TO
the time prescribed by law,
>,.., WITNESS the Honora5l
S|NNS< John Walker, Judge of the Pro
SAANNS bate Court Of Amite count
zSSss.s at the Court House thereof, o
'H''" the Fourth Monday of Decer
Der, A. D. one thousand eight hundred an
forty-lour.
Issued this Esd December, 1874.
S. r. DAVIS, CHI,
By B. w. Smith, Dep'y CIR
December %, 1914. 43wo
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NOTICE.

q ETTERS Of Administration, with
the will annexed, having been gran
lcd 10 the undersigned, at the December
Term, 1914, of the Probate Court OF
Amite county, on the estate OF James J;
Carrouth, deceased-all persons indebted
to said estate are required to make Imme-
date payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred
CHARLES FL. MCLEAN,
FRANCES CARROUTH,
Administrators.
December %, 1874. 4o"o
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TAKEN UP,

r.
DY b. McMorris, Esqr., and commit
ID ted to the Jail of Amite County,
Mississippi, by L. S. Russell, Esq.,
Justice of the Peace in and for SAID Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, one negro woman
who calls herself MARY. Said negro
woman is of light yellow complexion,
very good looking, and of moderate
size. No marks or scars dIscoverab'c,
several scars on the back, evidently cans-
ed by whipping said negro woman. MA
nv is thought 10 be about twenty or wen
ty-fve of age, and says she belongs
to Hamilton Willis, Of East Baton Rouge
Parish. State of Louisiana.
The owner of said negro woman is re-
Iouested to come forward, prove property
pay all charges and take her away, OF
she will be dealt with according TO law,
IN such cases made and provided.
JOHN G. ANDERSON,
Jalor Of Amite County.
January 25, l845. AL!
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JACKSON HOTEL.
NOTICE..

A LII persons are hereby forwar n
"A fro m trading ior note, tor one
and Ninety DoIars-due Inc
list Of January, l845, 10 Henry Flowers
The consideration for which sald ho'0
was gwen having on fair trial proved
worthless. urp
WIN. GARDNER.
January 25, 1915. 4'"o
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NOTICE.

NOllCE.
n ETTERS of Administration having
4 been granted TO the undersigned al
he December Term, 1914, oil the Pro-
bate Court OF Amte county, on the es-
tate of Charles NJ. Stewart, deceased
all persons indebted to said estate are re,
ouired TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims against tue same
will present them duly authenticated win
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
T. A. G. BACHELOR,
Administrator.
December 90, 1914. 43"o
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January4, l845
NOTICE

A r the next February Term OF '"1
"a Probate Court Of AmIie county
viii = present my account as Guardian o
Calvin Chisholm, minor, Tor hnal SCI
Element and allowance, at which iimf
all those Interested can attend II they
think proper. ,. ,,r,,
Guardian.
December IS, l844. 43"o