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an Y.-ViRGisiA:-At Rules held ~
i Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court q
and Chancery for fluyanna, IN December, lsi5;
Mary u. Strange, P.aia"
apaiBst
B@njamin n. Magruder and AroheausP si0r.'
ing Executors Of Gideon A. Strange. decreased, ~,
liam +. Stockton and William Stockton aud
Stockton, which said William and Harriet ~ Z
children Of the said William r. Stockholm &c
wife, Sally w. Stockton, which raid sally Wa X
the children Of Gideon A. Strange, deceasef.
Urienc.
The defendants, William '" Stockton ard y
Storkton, not having entered their appearant" ~
ven security, according TO the act Of Assemble
rules OF tins Court, and II appearing by satisats
dence that the said last named defendants are n
bitants Of this country, IL il Ordered, tha NJ ~
named defendants do appear al the Clerk ~
said Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ,han's'.
our saId county, on the first Monday In Naicn -
answer the plaintiffs original and suppeH'a,.
and that copy of this order be forthwith 'n'r'
some newspaper published in the CITY Of k'chn,'
two months excessively, and posted st TIE HV''
OF the Court house Of the said county.
A Copy--Teste,
Q-rwSw WM f.. SHEPHERD.
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an arbitration who is there so doish as 10 oei'eve
thai neither Of the two parties would REJECT lhc ae
cision3 Great.Brilain would never accepl " d
smale. portion oftcrrory than she shouu .n'nM
Il for her ,atfycsl 10 retain, nor would any auln
isra,ion, that VIC could elect ever consent 10 ien
ouish any portion that they had the polee' 70
What then IS The use OF an arbitration w
no, vet de.par Of settlement by heso.,d,'on
although we apprehend that negotiation wiz iias
M eject mill notice for the dissolution OF lon'
OCCUPANCY" shall have been given. ne G1ineut,
" mist he settled by negotiation OIea. bl 1..aS
and the United States cannot be again lntols.u
il war. unless The former could make war pup
lar with The pcgp!s-an event which We think IN
nossible. Our creates, fear is that Mr.: folh
will sacrifice the protective tarn, ana WIN = IA
whole productive industry Of The NoIihelh an'
Middle States IN exchange for Oregon
The Democratic Senatorial Convention oil '.-e
kanawha District held at Charleston, have una
nimously nominated John Laidley, Esq, OF Ca
bell. as The successor OF The popular Robert ~.
Thompson, Esq. We have strong hores oi NE
Laidley's SUCCESSION The Kanawha Nepuol'csh
(Whis) declares, that "a better or stronger nonh-
nation could not have been made" The same
paper warns its Wing friends, that il they eS'
nee, success against the Democratic nominee
'4hey mnst bring into the field no ordinary cour-
ser-he must have both speed ard bollom-a Gear
rack, aud must carry no weight"
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IN CHANCERY.-viRorsra: In Goochland toa'
Court, 18Th January, 1886:
Massey Shelton, Thomas Shelton, David u. shcd
Elizabeth Meredith, who was Elizabeth shri'oa,
celia -. Turner, who was Cecrlla u. shelton !.
sues by her next friend and husband, George " !
ner, and The said George w. Turner, dl-Ifi'n'e. y
seph Shelton, deceased, Fl.iniF'
aganrt
David y. Terrell and others, distribute Z -
Shelton, decrased, hflrrHt
On tie motion Of hr plaintiffs. by coGnse -.
granted them 10 amend their bill, and make ms e
in place nf the defendant Elizabeth Watson, ~
dead, and ~ 10 whom tins taii.c hnw hba't
thrrrnpon filed an amended hiil, makins The h'l'
distributes nf the said Elizabeth W'fs"", ctf''.
parties defendants IN this suit, and the dr!enGtn''
nv P. Watson, Shelton Watson, and George " l.
not having entered their appearance and eiv'a .fN
according 10 the act II Assembly and The ~ = Y
Court and il appearing 10 the satisfaction OF ~
that they are not inhabitants OF this Comma" 'Hi
n. ordered, that they de- appear here ON the hr'
OF April Court next, and answer the piaItiii's ~
and amended bills; and that a copy II this o'o'i
forth with inserted IN some newspaper pnblishet r
CITY OF Richmond for two months snccesslseIy, anG
ed al the front door Of the Courh house of this colr
A Copy-Teste,
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"Randoph and Barbour" is received and will
appear very soon
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We respectfully invite The attention CT The Sc.
cretary Of State 10 The following very important
suggestions. They are from source worthy Of
the highest consideration. Government should
DO every thing in its power 10 strengthen The hand
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q lhe E.i,lor. az he ENQUIRER !:

GLOUCESTER COUNTY, Va. Feb. II
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-08


right expect that the President would his own
concentrations And, however great might be the strength
Of party attachments he should, his bome enjca
to have the principles of this message by
people new distinction taken here between foreign
and internal commerce.
Mr.. HOUSTON, of Alabama, said he did not so under
stand the message.
Mr. TIBBATrS said that that was the very point Of the
vcoi most prominent doctrine The improvement Of lake
harbors objected To because they habos for the
navy.
Mr. SIMS of South Carolina said the message contrasted
the harbors the lakes with harbors for foreign
Mr. TIBBATTS said that the barbors the lakes, all Of
them, harbors for foreign There
Of them from which exports did not go abroad foreign
country, and imports And Congress- that princi
pie, had much right to protect the lakes
the He presumed the President consd
cred Canada a foreign country.
No President had denied this power before Pres
dent Jackson did not in his Wabash what he denied
the right to take jurisdiction within State.
But Mr. r. said his opinions we'll known He could
not approve the doctrines Of this veo and he should still vote
for the bill.
Mr. BRINKERHOFF said he had feared the bill would be
defeated by but had his advice been taken and the
the tariff been postponed but week longer this
bin would have been saved He was not going to pay the
croaker or the prophet Of the past but he repeated the deca
ration OF bis firm conviction, that had the friends Of the bill
agreed postpone the tariff for week longer this hsrbor
bill would have become law Voices !" That is the
truth Mr. b. not personally interested in item in
the BILL and, had passed. dollar appropriated by
would have been spent in his district the objects OF
the bull were such Ohio felt deep interest in Her
ke was reached mainly by way Of the akes those lakes
there were natural habos-not one Every stream had
IN its natural state, sandba at its MOUTH and habor could
be formed only by projecting piers the lake, which enabled
The stream to carry the sand into deep wnte and thus obvise
the bar Those hrbors Ohio
civilized people, They had large and an increasing com
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afnrfnauve by yeas and nays-Il8to bS.
And so the House decided that the main question should Be
put That main question was, Shall the bill pass the
objections Of the President the contrary notwithstanding
Mr.. DnonsooLE's motion and Mr. WEsrwoRra's amend
ment being set aside by the previous question. II. y
The constitution of the United States requires that the ques
ton the pasage Of bill vetoed by the President shall Be
taken by yeas and nays: Hex RTE
And the question being taken in the form prescribed BY the
constitution, the result folowss
NAYS-Messrs. Abbott. John q. Adams, Arnold Ashmun
blanchard Bown, Brinkerho6, VIM w. Campbell John H.
Campbell Carroll Cathcart j. G Chapman, Constable, Gran
ston Culver Garrett Davis DE Mott Dixon Douglass Ed
SAIL Ellsworth John ii. Ewing Fsran Foot, Foster, Giles
Goodyear Order, Grinue, Hampton Harper Henley, Elias
Hudson, Hungersord, washington Hunt James ,. Hunt
Charles ngcrsol Joseph r. Ipgersc Jcmkins, Dsaiel
King T. b. King Leib, Levs Levin. Lyon, Long MeClel-
Msr. T.r M. msi Petit Po
Ramsey, Rathbun, Rclfe Julius Rockwell Jno. a. Rsck-
we'll, Root, Runk, Schcnck Seaman, Severance, Truman
Smith Albert Smith, Thomas Smith, Caleb smith stan
son, Benjamin Thompson, James Thompson, Ihgrsn In-
bats, Tiden. Trumbo, vinton, Wentworth White VIM
'hT Tga wogS wr s,:0Ss" Atkinson Bar
ringer Bayy Bednger. Benton BgE, Jane: Black James
Black Boyd, Brockcnbrough, Brcsdhcad Burt Reuben
Chapman Chase C,se Cob, . upn Groz nisn
Erdman Ficklin Garvin, Gordon. Graham, Grover, Ham
lin, Ha1l.on, Iisrmsn.on billiard Hog Isaac Holmes
J. H. Johnson Joseph johnson, Andrew johnson, George
W. jones' Seaborn jones' Kaufman Preston King Lawrcncs
Leake, Lnmpkin, Maclay McCIean, McCernsnd, McCcn-
Morse, Moulton. Norris Owen, Parish, Payne, Perry.
Phelps, Pilsbmy Reid, Rhet, Ritter Roberts, Sawtele
Sawyer, Scammon, Seldom A. ID. Sims Leonard H. Sims
.%D % ssS SsS
To pass BILL the Presidents objections the . the
contrary Notwithstanding, requires majority Of twohi5ds
As twhi'ds Of the members did vote for the BILL i fell
and cannot become law.
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AmGrituu Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
rI,rsnAY MORNING, JUNE IG, 1876.

Tar OREGox TREATY. The advice Of the
senate having settled the prelminaries upon
which treaty between England and the Uni
cod States is to be concluded, in relation to the
Oregon Question, it is supposed that the exc
eutive will at once proceed TO close the affair
in due form, and to submit it to the Senate for
ratification. There need not be any delay in
this matter; and we are glad to see it an
nounced in the National lntelligencer of yes
terday, that a treaty conformably to the propo-
siton of the British Government, may be ex-
pected TO be laid before the Senate immediate
ly, probably this day, This will be gratifying
information to the people Of both countries, as
it will put to rest a source of great inquietude'
1t seems from the Intellgencer, that the pro-
position submitted by the English Minister,
and which may be considered as the ultima
tum Of his Government, "dd not consist in
general heads merely of an arrangement but
was in effect, the full draught Of a proposed
Convention, which draught was assented to by
the Senate without alteration" This beng
the case, little remains to be done by the Exc
cutive; and, as the President is said to be, and
no doubt is, anxious to bring the matter to
speedy and happy conclusion, we may antlci-
pate, that, before the expiration of the present
week, we shall be entirely rid of the Oregon
difficulty. 1t will be happy contamination,
and must spread universal satisfaction over the
land.
C 81 nIt
cannot be officially known at present; but the
tntelligencer says-"it is understood that the
general basis of the proposition is to make the
fortY-ninth parallel of latitude the boundary
from the point on that parallel where the pre-
sent boundary now terminates, to the middle OF
the sound or channel which divides Vancou-
ver's island from the continent, and thence
along the middle Of that channel, and SO south
wardly and westwardly through the Straits of
FGca to the Pacific; the navigation of this
sound or bay to be open to both parties; and
the navigation of the Columbia river, up the
main stream and up its north branch, to the
forty-nnth parallel of latitude, to be free to
the Hudson's Bay Company and British sub
iccts trading with that company"
These terms, (says the same authority,) are
not quite so favorable to Great Britain as
those heretofore offered by Mr.. Gallatin. We
have no doubt that the conditions are equitable
to both parties. The settlement will avert
war, and will be Of immense advantage not on
ly to the parties Immediately interested, but to
the whole world,
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{Eg- BEWARE OF OILS FOR THE HAIR. They
debitate and relax the very vessels that should be
strengthened and stimulated moments reflection
will convince any sensible person of this The use
Of oily matter causes more badness than all other
causes. Ladies, remember this, and let your toilets
be furnished with the Balm of Columbia-a spi.itu
Gus extract of the most tonic and asiringent roots,
but no a'kaes whatever with the most fragrant per
fume. Near two hundred cases of late and positive
restoration of the hair by it, are reported by living
subjects. and nearly all the ashOnabes use il as
perfume and purfyer even if they are not losing the
hair. Immense quantities are sold only at II Maiden
Lane-New York Express
For sale by ROBERTS s ATKINSON, corner OF
Hanover and Baltimore-sts,, also at the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No 81 Thames
street, f. p, Baltimore. 1t
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THE VoTE ON THE OREGON QUESTION. AL
though the seal Of secrecy on the vote in the
Senate, advising the President to accept of the
proposition from the British Ministry, for adj
iustiug the Oregon question, has not yet been
broken, we notice that it has found its way in
to the public prints, but whether correct or not,
we are unable to say. 1t is stated that 20
wings and Is democrats voted in the affirma-
tive; l wing and II democrats in the negative;
2 democrats did not vote; and wings and l
democrat were absent
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yhz-ATTENTION BUTCH RS!-ARRANGE-
MENTS FOR THE PROCESSION. The Butchers
of the city of Baltimore earnestly invited to attend
meetngat COOPERS' Hotel, Centre Market Space,
on WEDNESDAY, the I'm inst, al II O'Clock pre-
eisely, loI the purpose of fully and finay completing
all the preliminary arrangements, in anticipation OF
the municipal and general celebration OF our Nationa!
Anniversary, the ever memorable Fourth Of July. AS
it is contemplated that the Butchers Of Baltimore VIII
as they ever have DONE prove their prompttude in
spending to this patriotic occasion, a full and punclual
attendance is confidently expected. BY order OF
iel6 81 THE COMMITTEE,
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OFFICE OF EMORY x co. I

Opposite Bamum's, Bait, Md.
hE-OFFICIAh DRAWING OF the Md. Consoi
dated Lottery, class No. a. for 1886 For benefit Of
Frederick Female Seminary.
So S26I4l727 IS 40 So % 81
30 and S. being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each Sl5
80 and 6l being the 81 and 81 drawn Nos, each 10
4 and 6l being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each
and II, being the 4th and 5th; or II and 81, be-
ing the 18th and 9Th drawn Nos each 6
81 and 49, being the 9th and 7th; or 35 and 40, be-
ing the 7lh and 9th drawn Nos. each
All having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "
&C. Drawing of Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class p, for lS46.
Al rs rs 81 81 60 % 81 II Is so "a 50
AZ and 49, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $40
rs and 49, being the Cd and Sd drawn Nos. each 80
81 and 75 being the 3D. and 4th drawn Nos. each 20
81 and 81, being the 4th and 9Th; or 80 and 81, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
All baving two of the drawn Nos on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on them 5
1t EMORY & CO., No. N, Calvert-st.
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OFFICE. June

HEALTH OFFICE, June Is,
Reportof interments in the cityof Baltimore
meek, ending Monday morning, rts:
Cholera iRGantum ?; Infantile unknown 10;
fever l.; Scarlet fever 2; Still-born 3; Diseas,
Liver |; Dropsy /; Measles /; Consumption
MIA ]; Catarrhal fever 2; Commissions 3; DR.
the head 4; Small Pox !; Whooping Cough
unknown 3; Old age ?; Group .; Erysipelas ?;
/. Total SIS.
Under year, % Between 5 and
Between l and g.. 3 10 and
Males, %; females 27-55. OF which nu
were colOred persOns-9 free, slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of H
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g7-JUNIoRs ATTENTION! You are request
ed 10 attend an adjourned meeting of the Company
on THIS Tuesday EVENING, at O'Clock, at your
Drill Room, Liberty street, near Market, on business
of importance. Those members who have not en-
gagged their uniforms will please call on Mr.. H. Cole,
corner of Market Space and Pratt streets, and order
them forthwith. By order of -.-
II THE SECRETARY.
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M CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING Of

every description, executed with great despatch, al
he Office u tine Clipper, l3I BALrIMoRE.sT'-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger .h aIso any ou''f
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADiNG,
STAGE 81 HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc.
Indeed ii needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed ofacites with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery ordoins work, IN eoeTystye,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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TRIAL FOR FALSE PRETENcE. Jacob V
Plato, formerly merchant of Albany, has
been arrested in New York on a charge of OBJ
tanning from Clapp, Kent s. Co., Blake &
Brown, and London s Co., several thousand
dollars worth Of dry goods under false repre-
sentations. The trial is in progregs.
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DREADFUL AFFAIR AT PALMYRA, Mo. We
copy the following from the st. Louis Repub-
lean, of Mo nday:
We alluded a few days ago, to a difficulty
between II. G. Broadus, of Hannibal, and John
l.. Taylor, of Palmyra in chal
lenge to fight duel, and the rejection of the
terms proposed by the challenged party. That
affair had led te a most dreadful result, in the
deaM of the seconds, which occurred on Satur-
day evening last, at Palmyra. About o'clock
George w. Buckner, Esq, met Jos. w. Glover,
at the spring in or near Palmyra. The meet
ing was accidental-Glove., armed with six
barrel revolving pistol, Buckner without any
means of defence. An alteration took place
between them, Of the tenor of which we are
not informed, when Glover drew his pistol
and shot Buckner, the ball passing just above
the hip, and coming out at the navel. Buck
ner, thus wounded, Immediately seized the pis-
tol from Gloyei's hands, and fred 1.-THE ball
passed directly through the latter's heart He
expired Immediately. Buckner died yesterday
morning.
The parties to this dreadful conflict are res
pectable men; and we understand that there had
been, prior to the above duel, no difficulty what
ever between them. Mr. Buckner was the
circuit attorney for the district, residing at
Bowling Green, and Mr.. Glover, student at
law in PALMYRA.
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FOR THE SEAT OF WAR. c. w. Bertrand
son of the French General Bertrand, with five
other Frenchmen, have volunteered their servi-
ces to the United States Government in the war
against Mexico and have been accepted. They
passed through Philadelphia on Sunday, on
their way to the seat of war.
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-CONSUMPTION-in its confirmed anil
ent stages, coughs, asthma, Group and livd
plant, form by far the most fatal class of
known to our land Yet even those NAV be
means of the simple yet powerful remedies
scattered wherever those maladies prevail.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHEZ
the concentrated essence of those remedies i
cured incipient Consumption, ASTHMA, Livd
plant, Group, etc, in numberless cases where
er medical means have failed.
In the first stages of the disease, termed "Cd
Consumption originating from neglected co
has been used with undertaking success and hi
acknowledge they owe the restoration oftheil
TO this invaluable medicine. In that form
sumption so prevalent among young female|
monty termed debility, "GoING INTO DEo1I
complaint with which thousands are lingerind
also proved highly successful, and not only cd
the power of checking the progress of this al
complaint, but also strengthens and nvigord
system more eflectually than any medicine u
ever possessed.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w, Pr|
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 E. BaIimor|
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets;
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover 81
Perkins * Brother, cor. Green and FrankIin|
Joseph q. Stlnsbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha
kins, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, &
Gay street. id
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RESIGNATION OF Mr.. ALLEN. Bv our
Washington letter, it will be seen that Mr.. Al
len, chairman Of the committee on Foreign Re-
lations in the Senate, has resigned that station
He certainly would have saved his credit by do
ing SO months before.
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.INELIsT-PoRT OF BALTlN
MONDAY, JUNE Is, ls46.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE REAplNG-RooM )



BarQue Montgomery, NEW 247 tOns) Get
Hooper. Norfolk, Hooper x Chesebrough.
Brig Fulvia, Owens, Savannah, Thos. Hoop
Schr Falcon, Hooper, San Antonio de
Texas, Jas. Hooper S Sons
ARRIVED,
Ship Roger Shermaa, Nichols, - DAYS frd
men, ballast and 1879 passengers, Zone died
passage) TO the master.
Schr POrlia, Kirwan, from Para, l4th ult.;,
annatto, nuts, gum copal, baIsam copaiya, InC
Der, hides, &c, Left brig Windsor, Pepper,
verpool, in 10 or Is days. Spoke 26th ult. Id
Ion 50 SO, schr Leander, (of Thomaston) from
for Barbados; Sd inst LAT &c "a, ION 90 81, sci
(Of Baih) Ballard, 10 days from ST. Croix for
sth, lat 30 81, Ion "a, ship Mariana, from New
steering TO the south and eastward. The P. a
90 is consigned to r. G. Wright. Mrs. G a
Jackson came passenger,
Schr Palestine, Cannon, from Richmond, i
THAN ceal.
Schr Cassandra, Sego, from Havre de -GracI
10 Giese s. Son.
Scnr Three Williams, Marshall, from Ha
Grace, iron and lumber, TO Giese & Son.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Lawrence, Harding, for Baltimore,
at Boston 18th inst.
Brig Midas, Echberger, from Coast of Cubd
ed at Key West Sd inst.
Brig Mount Vernon, Sadler, for Baltimore,
at Savannah 10th inst.
Schr john Allyne, Ricketson, for Baltimore
from New Bedford II inst.
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FSXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTIMORE.
HI The subscriber has leased this well known es-
and the public generally, that it is undergoing
thorough repair, and is his intention TO spare no
pains or expense in conducting it so as 10 meet the
appreciation Of those who may favor him with their
custom. rje9f1 d, DORSEY.
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ALMANAC.
LIST OFAPPLICANTS.

LIST OF APPLICANTS.
Forthebeneft Of the Insotvent Lars of ri
land for the last week.
r. X. Hunt, carpenter Henry Scott, negr
Charles Walsh, j. f, Yeuts, laboI
Geo Eishach, clerk 'Jas, LewelIen, ca
VIM. Legare, messenger y. w. Wright, brI
John II. Barnard, police j. E. BeacRman,
officer maker
John Meal, laborer Neville johnson,
stephen SeversOn, tailor Burton Viscent, /
Lewis Scott, negro IL. Matthews,
Maer Henry, negro 'Gustavus Thomas
For debts lass than $50.
To appear before the commissioners, thu
August, 1876.
Day of inal hearing, 3D. Oct, 1916.
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n7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
from Calvert. ape