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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30
RUSHVILLE. Julv Dill. 1e46.

hUSI1N lille, July S4th, $50.
GENTLEMEN: Gov. Whitcombs prospects
here are better than they were in 1913 He will be
beaten less in this county at least 100 Marshall
pursued most unscrupuous desperate course in his
speech. All the effect it had was to infuse little
more of the venom of party spirit, (Which he much
decries, yet with which he is completely satu-
rated than any man in the State, into some of his
partizans. As to making votes, he utterly failed.
Yours, u.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30
ROCKVILLE. Ind Iulv % 1slC
HoRATIo.

no * ItII44@i HUI July ~ 1OtVs
MEssRs. CHAPMANs.-Whitcomb was with us on
yesterday and he made glorious impression. can
speak for Parke and Vermillion; and you may set it
down that in these two countless he will gain over his
vote of lS43, which stood thus
Bigger in Parke, 2l2 majority,
Whitcomb in Vermillion, % 50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

CE- Several men have reached our city, we are in.
formed, deserters from the Louisville Legion Whe-
Their II was the scorchng rays of the tropc cline
the dread of Mexican prowess in battle that caused
these valiant volunteers to RETURN are not able TO
say, but we will risk button that it was not sheer
brayery.-LouisrHe Democrat.
Very likely they were readers of the Leuisrile
Journal, and taking their cue from it, thought it right
to desert from t" unjust /" warfare
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

Cr5-In the Senate, on the 22d. Mr.. flanagan SUBJ
mitted resolution calling the President for copy
of the instructions to Mr.. McEane, minister TO
England, relative to the settlement of the Oregon
question, and copies of his correspondence on the
same subject, which laid over to the following
day.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

Look OUr.-The Old Junto, last Sabbath, agreed to
have tearing article the chronological character
of Gov Wbitcomb, as given by Professor Smith.
What will they say to Professor Dusenberrys opin-
ions
Really, the Wings are at loss to find any thing
wrong in Gov. Wlitcomb's official acts.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No. . Burling Slip, New " OrIx.
YRUS W. FIELD offers for sale the lowest
prices, very extensive assortment Of PAPER comprising every
adapted
Paper of all kinds made order
The PRINTING PAPER Is large
which Is Of very superior quality.
Paper Makers Materials
Of description, imported and viz
feelings, Wire Ch Fourdinier Wires Bleaching Powder Blue IN
tTamarins Twine &C.
RAGSCanvass Bale Rope, Ga Rope Raging &C. purchased
for which tbs highest price IN cash will be paid.
Men York, JAY, 1876. l6-3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

0~FDoes that Bridgeport taylor know that he is
watched lie had better be more careful, or we
shall tell the public that he is married man. In
danapolis is no place for such shiadees!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

0t5-Elder Gilbert t. Harvey and his son John, lost
their lives recently, near Ladoga, by descending a
well which filled with mephitic gas. The pre-
Of this gas can be detected by lowering light
cd candle. IL il be extaguished, there is danger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30
Bioger's majority .
III in the two counties.

Bgger's majority, III in the two counties.
now think Whitcomb will have a majority in the
two counties. In Putnam l expect we shall lose
something. In Vigo think we shall do as well as
in 1913. We shall elect Representative in Parke
and perhaps both. Yours, X.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

HANDSOME AcKNowLEDGEmEST-ltis rumored that
some Of the Cabinet makers intend giving their pro-
fessional brethren public dinner, as soon as the sea-
permits their business to slacken a little. Keep
cool
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

0xrThe City Guards are filing up rapidly. Two
of the members were presented with three fine boys,
lately. good and true. They are Of genuine stock,
and wiz make fine soldiers. Who wonders that
ladies' Ike soldiers!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

STRAWBERRY LEAvEs.-Three or four eaten green,
says the Syracuse Star, are immediate remedy TOT
Dysentery. Summer Complaint &c. Papers BY pub
fishing the above will confer favor the eommu-
nifty and save an immense amount of suffering and
many valuable lives
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

Mrs. Campbell, wife Of the American consul. died
on the 7tb, at Havana and the fever appears to be
making sad work on the island
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

! Protection FoREvER-DowN WITH FREE TRADE
The country where protection to domestic manu-
factures prevails to greater extent than any other
is Mexico The effects sufficiently apparent.
Says correspondent of the London Times, under
date of Tampico, April 3d.
! What is of deep importance to the commercial
houses established in this port is the dangers they are
menaced with from the smuggling trade which will
be carried on from the United States, and for which
the enormous duties levied foreign manufactures
offers great incentive. These vary cotton goods
from 100 to 2G0 per cent. the prime cost; and it
is evident that no vigilance would be sufficient to sub
vert a contraband trade for which such premium is
provided. Even now the populous towns of Saltillo
and Monterey, in the northern part of this State,
which have hitherto been supplied from this place,
have almost ceased to require goods and our CORES
pondents there tell us they get goods laid down
at their doors for less than they could purchase
them in the port, thus saving not only the heavy land
freight from Tamplco, but the internal duty, amount
ing one-third of the import which all goods for
warded TO the interior incur
The only possible course for this country TO adopt
would be to reduce her import duties 10 20 per
cent. ad raloren and thus do away with the induce
ment TO smuggling but that she will never do The
fvorite system of Mexico has always been prohibit
and high duties and though wealth and prosperity
would no doubt follow relaxation, they will rather
suuer every extremity lban reIlnquSh their system,
and viii day expire clinging to it to the last
Notwithstanding the enthusiasm which the news
papers make out to exist among all ranks of the
| Mexcans, have heard more than one proprietor of
houses here calculate how much his property would
be increased in value if the Americans pushed on to
the Panuco; and than one owner of leagues of
rich land, covered with mpenetrable bushes and
scarcely furnishing them subsistence, confess that
under the Americans they would be rich men.
As these ideas gain strength, Mexico must either
alter her SYSTEM or she will lose the northern PROV
inces. With soil which produces tobacco sponta-
neously and which might supply the world with that
article, the culture is prohibited except in crcum-
scribed district in the neighborhood of Orizaba and
Cordoyia, where certain portion licensed TO be
grown Cor government monopoly while in the rest of
the country millions Of of the finest land are
condemned to sterlty. which might be converted into
source of national wealth; while on the other hand
they sacrificing their revenue and the whole mass
of the population to the encouragement of manufac-
tories of cotton, where with infinite pains they pro-
duce an indifferent article at about three times the
cost for which they could procure it in England or
America.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

OF The Peoples Press at Charlottesville pays US
some high compliments, which take pleasure in ac-
lnowledging
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

The Cherokee Indians have determined to submit
their difficulties TO arbitration. The President of the
United States, who was empowered by the agreement
between the several delegations to appoint three
commissioners has chosen the Hon. Albion Paris,
second comptroller of the Treasury, Hon. Z. Burke,
Commissioner of the Patent Office and Major VIM.
Armstrong superintendent of Indian affairs for the
Western territory. These gentlemen have entered
upon the discharge of their Duties and their decision
is to form the basis Of treaty between the parties.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-07-30

GIVE have room for load of hay. Wood ought
to be coming along about this time. Come on while
you have chance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
Correspondence OF the Baltimore American.

WAsHIsGroS, August Z.
Tbs Senate believe have acted upon the Mexican Mes.
sage submitted in confidence by tho President OF the u
three days ago. The Senate after oug debate probably
concured in the following recommendations concerning
(which advice was asked by the President The Senate
probably recommend
LIST Tha, minister ministers. be Mexico for
the purpose OF negotiating treaty OF with that
try, and with to settle all questions of boundary and
OF claims. -..
I'd. That there be appropriation carry the above
Recommendation into effect and that 50 900 be ap-
propriated.
Congress will be asked IL is said, to make this appro.
priaton, and that end message will be TO
The House. npon which, in the OF the purchase
Lousans, the House will be expected sit with closed
doors.
This believe, is substantially what has been agreed
by the Senate. doubt much whether The President has
received any proposition from Me Kico whether any
diaon has been offered by England though hear i, said
that England has advised the suspension Of hostes
the countries in order clear the way for
position for peace.
Among the bills that passed the Senate you will observe
ono having reference Letters Of Marque aud Repsal
sgainst Mexico. They be issued only upon the Ter
taIioais prncplehe bill only contemplating TO follow
Mexico in any such work Of distinction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
From the Naii'nsl In, yeaser. A,s 9.
Our RelRliOus with Mexi~o

The rumor In this city. in which inclined 10 place
reliance, H. that the Presidents to the Sc
nate contained proposition he empowered treat with
Mexico Tor peace boundaries &c and asking for an APP
preparation OF sum Of money the better to enable him TO
accomplish that purpose. We do not hear that any thing
has been done this subject, and what the decision OF
the Senate will DO must be matter Of conjecture
five may venture conjecture ourselves il is that the
sentiment OF the Senate will be- that the
rushed into this without any bodys advice or
and settle terms of peace. We speak without authority
but such we collect the most and the most pro-
babe opinion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
lotteries.
T q. GREGORY & CO., MAsAern., No.
~ MAJ Street Va.
Splendid Schemes for August, 1916.

Splendid Schemes for August, 1916.
S2O,0 10000!
Mosaay-Leesbur. No. 81. capA. $50 600 iotoe Coco
5000 stso 20 o. lsoo' &C. Is Ma is dawn wbocs s5
halves $50. qr. i.ss.
ETss.,sy-S J.,y. NJ. 20 Capital. s,s.oOO. soOo 1000
$500. 1923. go OF loo0 &c rs Nos 10 dawn-wbole. o.
halves ~. quarters D.!
wsibe-sy-Deswars No. O. Cspl,sls 600 500 $500
1880 10 OF 1000 ke IS Nos. IL drawn Tesr- halves So
an las.
Thursiay-N Jersey Ma T-Caphais dollars y, 600
tooe soto 1875 10 Of 1000. &c. 10 No. IS Tel.
E $4,000. 1000.
FIAsy.MonOnsai, No 9'-cap'ah 1000. 1000. SIS. ks
90 Nos 10 drawn Tickets halves soc. quarters ase-
$4,000, 1852
ssturdsy-su-.sr EIr. IL c.phah scos Iss2 Of 1000
Of Soc Ae 70 Nos n drawn Tiess ~: Soc: ars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas a. 70. Is.s-,o b. dr.~, O,
Saturday the 18Th Of August. 1896
&C NO LoTTERY-I2 DRAWN BALLors
CAPITALS.
''' . &c: *: 10 ''', =: q =. i: :::
Certificate. paesage. Of ~ WHOLE Teiev sIoosh... In
proportion
S5O.OOOi
IN PRIZES or 10000 DOLLARS
New I,nsy Lousy: CASH for 1850 be Jersey
rs No. Lo,sp-is Drawn Ballots.
prIes Of $4,000 100 prize, Of $500
Tickets -. Halves 4; Quarter. 2.
certificate Of IS wboes sIoo-shares proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Gas, II, for 1866 be drawn
on Saturday, the esd Of August. 1886.
IS NO LOTrERY-i2 DRAWN BALLOTs
PRIZES.
prize Of $4,000 prize OF s93s7
10000 1000
5000 100 500
1900 100 100
Tickets $40; Halves S; Quarters so.
certificate Of package OF IS Whole 6o-
halves and quarters proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY H. for lsI6-to be dr., on
Saturday. August 20. 1875.
IS Number Loue-y-i5 Dawn Ban5.
PRIZES
I prize Of $4,000 I prize Of saQss
1 prize Of 10000 500
Tek $40 halves s. quarets So Ceri6caies pseiase.
OF 20 whole Tickets ioo-shaies in proportion
ordcrs for Cersea.s OF PaehAres Tickets Shares
Of the above Sch addressed
the prompt ORA wing viii be
FORWARDED free OF postage, II
JUGS Rehmons VI.
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lotteries.
HOVT's PRIZE OFFICE.


nuhIsG the Auri ioyt win prs.,., usr, .,
- sessmss u''h hay. b'ea ms.ta ssIs
em psess,y; AID roo rssJ want cspaa rn.s
GA tina l n-aai the kaJ-r $4,000 the sth in
Of $4,000 YEA Ire qo s1sooo hs .so..
we have other schemes III tails
Pea'e and The money invested ~ ,b best on
hard " not 81 ei6ei IA Vii you ash inve,t
paNt ~ ieesissd diy and rrz,s pad BY re
thaa seseer IN the 4 rorni '
sAn oser from each Of Bo,r. patrons vii Dc answered
with Capital Pre-.
splendid Schemes for August Ists.
100000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas. II 70. 1864 n. s,,~, nj,
saturday, the 18Th Of Avgu.t 1886.
SPLENDID SCHEME
pm. Of ', ,sSS. gas q $4,000
90 NO LoTTERY--is DRAWN BALLoTs
Iiekru $40, Have.5; Quarter of
Of 2s Whole Tickets sioo-shares ptoporoa.
$4,000, IN 5 PRIZES OF $4,000
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. Cas- So7I for 1876 be drawn
At Jersey City August I7t- lsts.
prizes Of $4,000 loo prizes OF $500
IS NO. LoTTERY-I2 DRAWN BALLoTs
Tickets ss Halves ouars,2 CertSeas. Of paesas.. Of
IS who's Tieis. sioc-share' proportion
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Gas. y, for is.s-,O b. a,,x,
sPLENDTD SCHEME
, prize :" $4,000 prime Of s2ss7
5000 100 500
aOoo 100 400
rs NO. LoTTERy-i2 DRAWN BALLoTs
I,ehsu $40 H.vs. Quarters Sd. Certificates. package.
OF 70 whole Tickets si2e-share, in proportion
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas. a. for is.e-,ote dawn o,
Saturday, August 80. Isto
, prize of $4,000 prime. ,sess
10000 10 $500
7sSo LoTTERY-iS DRAWN BALLOTS.
Tickets $40 Halves s. Quarters Of packages
- in prop ton
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" CIVIL AND DIPLoMATrc mr.
LATEST FROM RIO ms tANprpo

RspoTfsd ssffsmsnf Of fhe df6eulfiss In fhs Riusy
Pians-Tho brig 81 Mary. Capt White, of BilHmoro ar
hved At Boston Wednesday evening, with dates rom
Rio de Janeiro to the ooh June. Cspaia White repors
that the United States rgnte Columbus Captain Richie
bssrng the broad pcnnsnt Of Com Roussoou was the onv
American vessel q Rio. The sloop ssratoRa had
gone norh, The sloop Plymouth Monlsvideo
and Cspt Banbndge had gone there aso was reported
81 Rio JaneFo that the English Packet arrived the 18Th
aud brought q settlement Of the river dispute
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10

7 HIIfAnELTHIA, mug, " = No
There wss butts moderate business done IN Stocks TO-
day. snd without much chahgo in prices For Penna 5's
65l offered 65i ssksd ~ offered or Reading Rail.
road Shsres and 7lI a72 for Rosding Railroad Bonds
Bonds $4,000 Tennessee Bonds cold So SIS 600 Pen
Sc 81 csc; 5000 do. st 65f.
Cotton in betler demand and sales Of 900 bales NJ o.
~ eisSt, mons. Flour " still quiet Ryo Flour was
not 20 hrm-saess t e2e9s0,75. Com Mes was q shade
less oAs are more plenty Not much done Ia Provisions.
70 hhds p. Rico Sugar a. sts7Se, 4 moe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
North Carolina Election.

W." NOHsn SaTohuu hskectlOm. ..|
The Election for Governor member, Of the Senate and
louise Of Commons. came OF ON Thursday In the oid
sotth State Not many returns have come in but there
no doubt things will 60 the following slip Indicates
Office Of "old North State"
4. City. August Z, o'clock, A. NJ
GLORIOUS NEWS
Locoocoism defeated. We have only time 10 ,a,e IN.
u is o. X Grshsms majority In this Pasquotank Co A,
bout 800; Pcrquman's 225 mai; Camden. one pteeaet
card from. Old Trap. 302 mai
Bat the best Is, nshaus the yhiy e.nd;d,,.
OF The Senate Is elected by overwhelming majority Of
%. being sc msj In this, and 76 maj IN Pctquiu,au,
T. skinner the candidate for tho Commons s elected bv
50 uis In Peiquimans. Barnard the Wing candidate
toes out Of Camden into CuriiGek IGl ahead of shaw
nd II the 10 the the last time, he IA eer,,nI,
elected. =, -
wm Charles. on the Commons, 10 elected over w. r.
VI artia. by 400 majority.
Paine, w. IL elected in Chowan
Later and Worse.
The Roanoke Republican Extra gives us the return from
HALIFAX county. Graham, the Wing candidate for Govern
". beats his opponent, Shepard 100 votes. and Col An
drew Joyner tho Wing candidate for the Senate
sd and yet the two Lococeos for the House Of Common.
rave succeeded BY small msoriiies. This s Wing io.s
'f two in that body.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
Boston saarket-Augu., o.


PIoy.ion.s.ls. Of 500 Dbl. prime Pork. for export.
S6,75 100 bbls msss Beef. 60 so do navy meas. ss;
400 kegs Lard To- mos Flour MoJerite ssles II C..
nsses q, Is; Michigan 81 ociA+i2i; OHIO. via
New Ore,ns 81 LIS; do via canal, S3Sls367l; 500 bbs
Western fat hoop cold Tor export price made public
CornBni ls doing. sales from store yellow Hat nj Ola
62c white. 5tA55c. Scgar-Ssles the uade Of Cuba
brown at Ia, 70 boxes Cuba white. for export si5ie
per 10, short price, q mos.
N. ". Market--August 7,-2i p. NJ.
Sslcs cotton 800 bales prices steady.
Sales 1000 bills tennessee pur ~ ship st l5 500 bbl
Black Rock brought SI,i9.
Provisions quiet.
There has been purchase Of whsrbone the Eastwsrd
at such will make IL shade under Sc; declined
here.
Sales large maeksrel siO2s GOr No. l. and s79s for
No2.
Sales . whskey 2ltc.
Oats Sic.
The lst tea sale Of the made this morning
Of the Watchers cargo To fair COMPANY, low giades ypg
hysop fell of to &c per ID; hyson skin arc also lower
bot gunpowder imperial and blacks show but little change
from last springs rates.
Sales wheat for shipment about 9ts95c.
Nothing doing in Exchanges.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
Triumphant Success!
PROOF UPON PROOF THAT
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD MARTHA.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION

few Of the effected vicinity Of Philadelphia arc
gwen below
Evans Payetie street, Arch. Chronic Cough
violent Pain IN the Breast difficult breathing
Philip Boden Tuekeron N = pouse splitting of blood
from rupture Of . blood vessel n be Lungs.
Washir Mack street near eorre
OF CONFINED Consumption; dyirE he tn.
n dose Cure atiested by se- Jos Winner David
Hugh Mckinley, highly respectable efzxns.
Jan- Perr distressing eur,d nv
seven bottes- Lives At ie3 Spruce st
hAny 81 Spruce street. cured Of conupuon Lungs
This 4 remarkable case.
Hannah Hewitt MARY street, cured Of Consumption.
sarAh Jane Adams las cured Of D.,a.
OF the Lungs and Liver Complaint; having every remedy .
could think Of without avail Alderman Bury
Henry Myers Carlisle Pa cured Of Consumption atie nded with
Splitting Blood and Paralysis limbs; pronounced
BY his physeians used bottles
J. Chamberlain Carbeuy Inclination OF the IunrS
Might swea &c Cure affirmed before swirl Mayor Of
PhiAd. phis. -
The proprietor asks for Of his medicine n, he i, eon
WINGED has NO ROYAL in all Pulmonary Diseases.
Prepared onlyby sP THOMSON
Nortbeast Of 5th Spruce str,ets Phidelphi.
% For ale in Richmond by DUvAL Il PURCELL Genera
Agents. in Petersburg by Chas Corning Co; in Norton by
M Santos in Lynehbug By Jno n. seay
by Dr James Cooke and C. H. Hunt BY Dr. VIM u
Chapel. In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-10
IN CHANCERY-VRoIyn:-At rules holden
VIRGINIA: At a circuit superior court of la,

house, Monday the 2slh day Of october st5
George N. Adersop sheriff. administrator Of Haync Ash.
burn deed, PnG
against
John HsrJvet IT, admir- II John rradwieh deed BENJAMIN D.
Rus sheriff and admir- Of Daniel Morgan deed 6sId
..rno Richmond county and adm Of Benjamin Andrew and
in CHANcERY. O"
This cause coming be heard upon papers
read and the two reports Of the made
under former otdcs and the amended BIN flied
answers thereto ofJohu w Behed sheriff. admir- Of WIN
and Andrew Morgan and The Of John srwet IT, admir-
Of John Hardwck deed-and appearing the
than months epsed fling amended bin ard
The aid John w. Belhed 'her and admir- of Benz Hoan ,un
failing appear and he bin
and aguedby the court doth
and adopting the third report the eommis
sioner audrs order and Decree defendant Hard
wick ad ofJohh Iardiek deed pay Of the assets Of
his ine'ats in hs hands to BE- administered John W. B,ns
and seventy eight cents with sfJuue
un paid 70 me adf Of Andrew Morgan hundred
and eighty two doars and eight from
ID June 1894, ard 10 the administrator Of WIN Moran
deed the Of ono hundred and eighty dollars and seventy
eight cents with Interest from let June, 1894 m paid this
decree favour Of the Benz MORAN svc credit To-
portion Of Robert Carte hls VIE which appsa 10
John ard wife In he e.s,. Of
said Beamin Morgan And the further adudre OF
der and decree, that no distribution o. the shares of
Andrew Morgan made BY admir- until he shs 81 ,e
advertised publishes In the city Richmond of
Andrew Morgan any be- Toward and ~
esvs rsAares aud In he even, no such dbues should
liberty reserved the distributes adm Of Rep Morsan
sppy Ssnhuton their hvouf u bs .hsrss
dscreed adnf u William and Andrcw horfan And
herein nef povdeo mat mrs eecfee shan have no effect
an Tie parties io hsu h have sreouied rfunne
bonds with good snd csnt fseuryand IN Of this
ths doth direct the adf n Hawct pay
hs bands b. deducted ratabB deereod
sesinst him. Copy-rcsie,
J. L. JEFFRIEs, n O
To the Representatives of william and
Andrew mOrgnut
In pursuance Of the foregoing decree, tho rep.
resoniaves q William and Andrew MORAN any ruh here s.
are hereby hod aud called the
respective deerced The Of m s,d usu
snd Andrew In the decree Aforesaid.
EBENEZER IEFPHlEs ny
% John W Belheh Sheriff n. Co,
snd sd"inis'fs'oI Of winam and Andrsv norssn.
June ~, 1915 WIN