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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-07
Vol. IL.
i8 ~ ~ From the Daily Union.
THE HERO'S LAST HOURS.
ny PARK BENJAMIN

BY PARK BENJAMIN.
ga few more days, and all must be over with
the Hero of the Hermitage. "-DAILY PAPER.
A few more days. and he must sleep in death;
A few more days, and unto God, who gave,
The brave old hero must resign his breath,
And sink serenely to tranquil grave;
Sink like the sun, more glorious at last W rs
Than when his rays in broad effulgence gl,weo,
And over sea, and plain, and mountain, cast
Meridian splendor from his high abode.
For valor, wisdom, justice, truth renowned,
By tyrants hated, and by freemen blessed,
With all his country loftiest honors crowned,
He goes to welcome his eternaJrest;
Rest, that his soul has sighed for many years, M
With thedear partner Of his manhaod's prime
Rest in realm undimmed by doubts and fears;
Beyond the power of change, or sway of time
Statesman and warrior, patriot and sage!
nation weeps thy late and slow decay;
First Of the living great on history's page,
Who will remain. when thou hast passed away
Who Of that noble band, the tried and stem,
Men of the old heroic stamp and creed,
On whom the present race may look and learn
How to be wise in thought, and bold in deed
A few more days, and over all the land l.,.
The bells deep toll, the cannon's solemn boom
From West to East shall sound the sad command
eye people, mourn your hero in the tomb"
Him, ,slumbering peaceful strife canreach no more,
By glory . halo circed is his name;
And long, oh freedom, as thy eagles soar,
> All thy new riumphs shall record his fame!
New York, May 10. ..s..-- =.
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f-yoRoNER'S SALE.-By virtue Of sundr

rOR0NER'S SALE.-By virtue Of sundry
~ wnts of Leviri Facias to noe directed from
the court Of common pleas of Monroe county
and State Of Ohio, will offer for sale at public
outcry at the front door Of the court house II
Woodsfield in said county. on Tuesday, the 24tt
day Of June, lS45, between the hours of 10 oclocl
!. M and 1 o'clock p. m on said day the follow.
ing real estate, to wit: l9 lF2 ag4 "
About two and three fourth acres of ground
with the appurtenances situate thereon, on the
east side Of the town of Woodsfeld, and which
10 bounded as follows to wit On the north by lands
of Alfred briggs. on the east by lands lately own
ed by Michael Rutter, on the south by lands Of
William Cochran, and on the west BY the town
plat of Woodsfeld, being the same land on which
the Monroe Academy is erected
To bosold as the property Of the Monroe Acad.
cmical Association, at the suits Of WIN. Steel fol
use of j. M. Mason, and others. May "a, lS45
e w. d. PATTON, Coroner.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-07

MARRIED LiFE.-The affection that
links together man and wife, is far
holier and more enduring passion than
the enthusiasm of young love. II may
want Its gorgeousness, it may want ITS
imaginative character, but it is fnl rich
er in holy and trusting attributes. Talk
not to US of the absence Of love in we'd
lock. What! because a man has cea-
sed to "sigh like furnace" are we TO
believe that the fire is extinct?
No! it burns with steady and bril-
liant flame, shedding benign influence
upon existence, million times more
precious and delightful than the dreams
of cold philosophy. b. IA.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-07

A WISE EMAN.-The following circum-
stance is said to have occurred not, Long
since in neighboring town. A farner
who never was distinguished for the
brllliancy of his intellect, found consid-
cradle difficulty in putting head into
a hogshead. At length his patience
being exhausted, he called his son, lad
OF ten or twelve years Of age, and put
him into the hogshead, giving him di-
rections to hold the head in its place
while he, the farmer, drove the hoops.
The plan succeeded to a charm. The
head was soon firmly secured in its
place, much to the joy of the farmer.
But his exultation vanished on hearing
his son calling in sepu!chral voice
from the interior of the cask, "Faiher,,
father, how am | to get outF"
Boston Jouraal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-07

.--but JOY. ! Hooked up, we were dri-
wing through narrow passage where
the water was as smooth as mill-pond
between two rock bound shores.
The captain sings out, "Thank God,
we are safe :" and the woman fell sense
less into my arms. a ataS
One of the men took the wheel, the
Captain had the ship to work, and was
not going to give this lady upt to the
care of the black steward, any how. So
took ber below and went TO work TO
bring her too. | thought my heart
would break as | looked upon her so
like TO one dead. But she came too,
and taking my hand, smiled, and in n
low whisper called me hus band. When
| heard that, il struck me that she me-
yer would be herself again, and ! burst
out crying. She looked at me for n
moment and then she recoilected all.
|, I'd never thought,you know, Of clear
ing her of the rope, and there we were
tied together. The look she gave me
as cleared it was worth half ia life time.
and she said 81 never shall forget you!
who so bravely promised to save or
perish with me-"
don't know what she thought, butI
could not have spoke, if it had been to
save my existence, nor can ! tell howl
fell. ! wanted 10 be alone-and Thur
ried out of the cabin to hide myself in
the forecastle. You may say tits not
manly for one like me to cry--but cry
did. It may be womanly, and it. it is
I'm proud to think have ever been in
any way like'to one of them after hay-
ing her for a shipmate. 9 "a
All went right enough after this, we
got safe into port, and we had gold
med al made with the picture of wo-
man at ships wheel one side, and the
whole story in few words the other,
which our captain presented TO her for
US. -
"But what became of the owl!'' ask
ed one Of the listeners. .gsrfp
While ] was below they told me that
he flew ashore.
"Did you know ufterward where
twas you went through" aaaS
Oh yes--it turned out that we had
tell to the Southwark ,and it was between
Westra and Pa-Westra, two Of the Ork-
ney Islands. .7
swell, bu. did this woman ever have
any thing to say to you afterwardsr
Have any thing to sa! ? Why you
precious lubber, she moved more OF
manners than two thirds of the chaps
who have been to sea all their days,
Let me tell you she bid me good bye
as pretty when she went on shors as if
she had been my sweetheart; and made
me present of her miniature. a,
"Suppose her husband had known
that?" ia
should rather think he cid. as be
stood by at the time; and he told me
they would be back to tue States before
long; and then he gave me the number
of his mess, on bit OF paper, saying,if if
ever wanted home, there was one
for me-besides making all hands a
handsome present. 9t
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Western and Southern Printers that they have
commenced the manufacture of WOOD TYPE.
:on the North East corner of Main Street and
Third street, up starss and are prepared to fill or
ders, twenty four hours notice, for any style or
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to be equal in shape, finish and material to Eastern
Type, and at less than Eastern prices.
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manufactured elsewhere. 1
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Printers from the country will please call and
examine our stock, material, and machinery.
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notice. J, w. d. PALMER, g. CO.,
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n Publishers in the West desirous Of adding to
their job offices new materials, by publishing the q
bove to the amount Of So, will be paid in type
when they purchase three times the amount OF their
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A few days since, while suffering the
agonies Of the toothache. we were. re-
minded of an anecdote of two Dutch
men, which ran in this wise:
A Dutchman proceeding to the place
from whence he heard cries of distress,
discovered one Of his neighbors lying
under stone wall which had fallen up
on him and fractured his legs.
"Vel den, neighbor Vaniken, vat ish
te matter vid ye?' -,
Swat! Wy You sees my condition vid
all desc pig stone upon me, and poth
mine legs proke off close to up py nine
poddy." ,,st
SPY jiugo," said Homie, Ssh dat all |!
you followed so like de tivil, | tot you
vas got de toothache." .,i...,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-07

Federalism, Whiggery, Coonery, Ma
tive Americanism, Abclitionism, Bro
ken-Bankisn, Chicken and Dog -taxism,
and Hpmbuggery, are still achips Of the
old block.,' ~ 95s@
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

GrThe blessings of Progeny are universal
ly acknowledged as the only transmission Of our
names and fortunes, and the Juno Cordial stands
as the sure intermediate cause in all cases Of de.
bility, organic arrangement or eonstitutionali i'm.
becility--sold by appointment At So 3Poydras
street also, the celebrated Hair Eradicaior, to
rernove superauous hair from the face, forehead,
neck or ears also, the genuine Ba:;m ofsCos1m.
bin, to restore the hair Oh. bss4 heads, alid PR,
vent ii falling of. /. /.
Sold. in OpSelo,u.as BY ~. E~1AwFyF,.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

Tbs FoFeign News by the Cambria, in
our paper today, III b found Of great interest
both politically and commercially. Read i.
The New York Heraldsmakes the following
commend on tAc news by the Casnaria:Fhs
oolicy of Great Britain is now TO coacede-the
eonia aaopt. Skc has abaaaone,I lie right of
search--sAe makes no illusion 70 TszaS-shs
has opened hsr paTss 10 American producc--sAs5
IN a sU0r2, sacks il coasoEidac peacsguertasting
peasc uish lie Unised States d North America.
This Intelligence has come most uGexpec-
tcdly, aImcst like q clap ofthuiider IN naid-wii-
ter rpon Us. II exhibits at once the present feel
iap Of Great, Britain towards this country and
ths course she il determined to pursue 10 concil-
late Us. All this feeling has automatically beer
produced b. the bold and fearless letter q Joht
6. Galhoua to our Minister IN France. That ia.
nous despatch had done more 10 prevent a rup
ture between Englandand America, than nm,
ching we can name"
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

AThFec weeks ia succession nag NE H'a'l
failedto come through from The city but once =
woek. LAsa Saturday We received no city mail
whatexer, nor do We know 70 look for one
Canned the City Postmaster remedy this evil 7
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
Nntdee.

II @t3Gg
subscriber having FePleuishsd his stock Of
III gools this spring, and having determined 10 set
them at the most moderate prices, lnvitea an examine.
t;oa' before purchasing. His assortment consists Of
Balzerines, Silks. figured Jaconee,
white and colored Muslins, Barre
Linens, Calicoes, Domestics, Sc. It,
Clo.h;ag, Rarnsss 8..Sddferg. FlourAsSdhss
.Hats, SpanishSddde Trces, Whiskey.
Boots4Shocs. Spirits Of Turpentine, Paints, on
LaaP Blaek, &s.--sogcsher with "a asSor'n4eai e
Groceries, Hardware, Medicines, Ne
All Of which shah be SOLD a. The lowest prieea.
NATHAN GILBERT,
March 27.M Warrington, a.
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prices, which were l better than at the close q
last week.
Another letter says
Cotton operations are in high-RPirits to-day
and prices are put up very high; sales to some
extent at 3-ec advance, and more denandedi a
good deal offering but not much sales.
The MARKET, March 10, 81 +. M. lhe Col
ton market is in quite an agitated s'aee' 'ne
sales ofthe morning are 5000 bales or more a.
/ a &c. per ID. advance from yesterday PR
ces.--N. Y. Jour. Com.
TR1AL OF HATCH. After a trial that lasted
two days, the Jury agreed upon q verdict o. &C.
quittal at half past 4 o'clock this morning. lhe
prosecution and defence were conducted with
great ability, and the trial assumed intense int.
rest from the e~xertions of the advocates on Doth
sides..- Courier Of the a9h.
In JAN. The .miscreant who illtreated his
wife SO outragously in New Orleans, last tall,
and then left her TO the tender mercies Of the
slave Pauline (now under sentenced Of death for
her harbarities stewards her mistress and chill.
dren) was found prowling about the premises OF
one Of our citizens, Thursday night and was
very properly arrested and put in jail. His OBJ
iect in hanging round the house in question was
to- see his wife, but whether with good or evil
f intent il is difficult TO tell.-Plan.ers. Gazette.
EA
BAYOU P1Aouna1NE. We understand that
the navigation Of this Bayou is often obstructed
by drift wood lodging at its mouth, and which
causes delays and heavy expenses tosthe Steam
boats employed in our trade and thatof Opeiousas'
The cause ofthose distractions could easily be
removed by the State Boats. We. have been re.
auested to call the attention of the proper au-
, thoritiesto this matter, and in justice tosour in.
: habitants, we hope it will be taken into, consid.
:, Grafton, and all impediments 10 our navigation
cleared away immedediately.-Ahs fGaz.
/ We are rejoiced to learn that Gen. Leonard
is considered out Of danger. His wound ha'
& proved not 70 be serious, and he will doubtless
a speedily recover.--Je6ersOaian Republican.
THE CONVENTION. Judging fnom the cours'
of the Convention, the science Of Constitution
. making is rathera sinuous one; now advancin!
q and now retrogading; doing to-day and undoini
tomorrow. The question Of Senatorial appor
e tionment, which, for the last three weeks, o
fortnight at least, has engaged the attention {
the Convention, and which had been dispose
ofon Saturday, vas yesterday, by a vote OF 9Th
House, reduced to it's original elements; in 9th
words, they undid yesterday what they had bee
doing, and had done, in the space Of time mel
q toned; and after having apportioned Q Senator
y al representation for every parish and dlstrict
n. the State, they are now to be apportioned agail
a Tor, when the question of the adoption of Il
us general measure came up y~esterdy, it was lost
tie thee votes, there being for the adoption 81 Jea
and 81 nays.-Pic. Of The Isl.
oh 4 49,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

BoARD III PeEter ron III Town or ORE
4auaAs.--Atan election held II the Cour,-house
ouE tonday lass, ITO following gentlemen we're
alecicds
Ia, N. RAN. Ed. B1eSoN,
: nSr.,rroy. BBSsAnIN ANDRus
a C1rarrN. PErER CoLLrNs,
ID. II. MAnTfS.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
6ee ST. asenSr8 M6l8.
Owah@UsA la.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 70, ls4S.

M Saturday last was somewhat moist, bur
sunday was considerably pst, for il rained all
day. During tho night Il cleared Of, and Mon,
day broke in upon v quite winterish. y bias
herou,a moderate again.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

01yThensgro slave Nat, whom We mention
ed in ourlase paper as having murdered his TEL
low slave, Ms tried on Thursday 49, ~ ! lafs
Of sin Fresholdefss and sentenced to8he hunp
on the 25th INIT
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

Can Pave Martin tell Us why Col, Zim
does NOS mail Us the Republican. 4 has now
been. Shree weeks since we have received the
aforesaid paper. Send them down.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
M0EA08.

DIR. f. +. BEAuCHAMP
D ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional scr
M0 vices to the citizens of Opclousas and vicinity
He may be found at all times, unless professionally ab.
sent, at his Office, corner of Market and Landrysts
Feb. 27-3m,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
akARlA hILN.
This Splendid stallionSRsSE

NOw the property Of Messra JoHN F. MllSEnaa
IN RICE GARLAND, sDiLi stand stshs ptqntaticAe q n
~lGtssr, near the sO5n Of OPsuusGs, 3ntitthe lT x
" merit; and will. serve mares at the rate OF %Sy "
season; and one dollar to the groom, for each MNs
10 be paid cash when the marc is sent. One pelsS
sending two or mora maress will have the services "
the horse at $25 each. Tho price for the scassa =
be secured BY q good note, payable on the lss%
July next.
GEoRor MAAria ie 4 full bloeded horse, a. y
pedigree will show. On the side Of his sts
Gsrrison's Zinganes, and also of his dam GabnAl1l
he 10 nearly allied, TO that well known horse, ~
Arehy. There 10 no horse in the United States tae
has HaoSe Of the blood of that celebrated racer and alet
lion; and it may safely be said that there 10 nes
America a better bred horse than George MsEans
q race horse he has ron successfully % GIL diatsAaa4
from one mile to four mile heats, and combines
speed with indomitablo game. HE YePntnsson n
race horse 10 as high as that Of any Oshss ii the sssA
try.
GEeRcE MARIN is a rich bay, with black less.Hs*
and tail; without a spot or blenash; has . fine eeassT
ton; a good disposition; and is now in fne health \
stands Eve feet two inches uuder the Btsnasrd, eass
eight years old this spring.
Tho proprietoYs have a large and well enclose
ture, for the use Of tho mares, with abundance o.
and water ;-mares viii be fed with gram atths ~
twenty-five cents per day.
Every cars will Do taken % prevent euesPes ESQ.,
dents, but The propxiatcse VII nek Be FespeAm
sny.s
bps,ousNa. 2eA4assoa.sees
M
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
MHml0D8a

AJl111DDe
A MEETING of the Creditors of the Estate Of
IA. CHAS. A. EDWARDS, late of the Parish of
ST Landry, deceased, will take place at my Office on
Monday, 18th instant, for the purpose of celebrating
and deciding on the terms of sale of the property belon.
ging to the estate OF said deceased.
A GARRIGUES, Parish Judge,
opelousas, April 3, 1861
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
Cooking Ss0Ues,

C9OktMS SLOOe&o
ESHE subscriber has on hand three large Cooking
I Stoves, with all the apparatus complete.
Also, a very large FLAT BOAT whi h will be sOld
cheap for the lumber. 0ILBE
w sAhington, La, March 2T.-9s 80
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

n EST OFF LETTER. rcmaininei ii the Post office
Ii az WASHINGTON, Id, on the 6tst of April,
ls45, and which, if not called fer within three months,
will be sent to the General Pcst-oh5cc. at Washington,
as dead letters.
Andrews, Jesse (2) Lacombc, Miss Priscilla
Aiiis, S. d. Las,rapes, Jaequea
Andrews, Elisha Mayo, VIM.
Barlow, A. ]. McDonough, Mrs: Mary
Conduchet, Bernard Mcmahon, John
Coe, James t. Potter, Aaron
Carey, VIM. S.. Prather, Aaron
Campbell, Mrs. s. r. Offutt, Mrs. N.
pelacotille, Isadore Ofltt, Nathaniel
Edelen, BENZ, estate Of Terrell, Richard, jr.
Garwood, Richard NJ. Steele, Christopher
Hawthorn, Fergus Sibley, r. T.
Insall, Mrs. Caroline E. Spalding, D.
Johnston, James Stump. VIM.
Lugun, Mr.. Wikoff,W VIM, estate of(2
Webb, Amos, and Lady.
Apr.10. N. GILBERT, p. IL.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

~ o g89 y
A Ill persons having claims against the estate oi
n JOHN THOMPSON, deceased, wiz present
them for classification, and those indebted TO the same
are requested to make immediate payment TO the un.
dersi gned.
C. L. sWAYZE, Administrator
opelousas, April 10, ls45.-3t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

az $40 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ FROM the undersigned, on the sth of thil
Ms month, at IL o'clock q M, a mulatto man ma
~ med JACK, aged 80 years, S feet 8 inches high
well made, and has some scars on his face. The slave
runaway to avoid a chastisement that he merited. Thu
undersigned offers a reward of $40 to whoever will re
turn the man to him. If he will not surrender after til,
lawful notice, shall regret no consequences shat ma
occasion his loss.
J. B. LETOURNEUR.
Opelousas, 10 april, ls45.-9t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

THR CoSvENrloN.-Afer this body had
spent some ton or twelve thousand dollarsi in dis
cussing 4 Senatorial apportionment section, hay
ing adOPlcd the propositions by Piscenneai. they
concluded n did moi suit them, 50 they refused
toadcpt Il On its fnal reading. they are now
discussing smother plan, and We notice tISatSt.
Landry and CaIcas.eu form one district with
suo Senatorss the parishes Of Lafayetie and Yer.
million anolier district, with one Senator, &c,
and so %. We shall not follow them as Gar a,
they have ahs, fOs fear they may again fSepu.
diate their own, actsi
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

Alsport has gone abroad, that tho com-
psnsatid6a allowed ID Jurors ws repealed atthe
iast session of.our Legislature. This Is errone.
Gus. The report has most likely arisen from Tho
ihrt, that the third section Of The acs entitled Aau
actallo@ing compensation ID Jurors approved
March. 1928, has been repealed. h reference
u aaid section, twin 10 aaen hit i tax fSe 81
$40 WIN allowed ii IN casos brought besptc ths
nihrict GoaFt, where The anaoent ciaimed WA
aver RloO. This d the provision sspealad fina
properly hut sst tha pay o Jurors. which r.
mains a.: 6erssotase.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

New York MARKETS. The New York let
tiers of Wednesday, p. M. published in the Phil.
u. S. Gazette and N. Y. American says:
The news by the steamer Cambria is the
cause of much congratuIation among business
men. The Southern trade anticipates d sudden
revival ofhusiness upnnthe Cotton new Hois
ders ofSngars are very tiEm on the news. The
best informed Sugar people express the opinion
that very little Sugar can come to the u. States
at the present rates in Europe, unless our mar
ket further aasances. The Sugarand Moiasses
market here continues extremely firm. Stocks
are slowly diminishing under the demand from
country gr0cers.
Our markets have already felt the effect of
these advices-ihe sales of Cotton roach 5000
bales at an advance Of a ct. upcn Yesterdays
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
FURTHER pARTECu.AR

The above extra. the facts Of which we gath
cred and printed a Wednesday night last, dn.
ling the great cfaiiement and anxiety sof thr
pihlic mind. Are, far Is they GO, strictlytrue
but, d few further particulars we deem neces.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

FRAScE.--Mr. salvandy has been appointed
Minister Of Public Instruction, TO fill the vacancy
caused BY the mental alienation ofMr. Villemaln,
That emf ent gentleman has been restored to q
healihful state Of mind, but has announced ht
purpose to retire from political life and devote
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18

per noah.
Weekly paper by the year. soo
" tor S;x months. oo
Subscriptions to the Daily cor Iess
than two. /" the Semi Weekly for
'ese than four, or TO the Weekly f.,
less than SIX, months, will not be r..
csivei.
# not paid within the year.. tina
Bailey paper VIII he $40, the Semi,
Weekly S., and the Weekly So so
4 year.
Subscribers may discontinue ,be;,
papers at any time By paving for the
time they hive received them. Rrr
NOT WITHOUT.
lose who subscribe for a wear.
.ni do not, At the time of subscrib.
ING. order disconfiGuance at the end
I'll a., Will be considered subscribers
"n'I they order the paper 10 be dis
continued.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
hSFcV GgGeFS 8.

ALSO Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Sc, Sc.
Which they are determined 10 sell
very low for CASH or Good Mcr-
rhantable Produce. Having purchased
their stock at a very small advance on
Eastern cost, they are therefore enabled
10 sell the sane much cheaper Than they
have cver before been offered in this
part Of the country. They IeSpeetlully
invite their old customers ala tie pub
lie generally, 10 come and examine their
stock and prices; Their motto being
Quick safes end snail profits.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

oTICEl IS h-rchv given &c al creli-
- toa Or Others interested II tie e
tate Of Nancy OverHan, dec'd, that at
the next term oitFe county cour, OF LIN
colH county. shall make A iiial settle
ment Of sad estate as Administrator
thereof; when and where Chose interest
ed can attend.
RAND3L R.1RNES, .GGu.'r.
October lst, 1910. 4w33.