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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

1.-THE following is the last letter which we
have seen from Puebla, written by Mr. Ken
dali, one of the editors of the Picayune, and
published in that paper of the 3Oth ult]
PUEBLA, MEXICO, June IL, 1917.
For wonder, yesterday we did not have
anything even in the shape of rumor from
the city of Mexico, nor could we learn any
thing positive of the movements of the enemy
in this neighborhood. saw man, who ar
rived from Atlixco in the morning, who said
that 600 of the Indians of Alvarez were ex-
pected there immedlately-tbis was the only
report received. Atlixco is eighteen or twen-
ty miles from Puebla, and not on the road to
the capital.
send yon files of papers, both from Atlix-
co and from Mexlco-the latest date from the
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BUTTER AND CHERsr

TNlAMILIES and Masters of Vessels c,n .,
= ways depend on getting good fresh Goshen
BUTTER and CHEESE, at N-A
July HOWARD & PEDEN'S
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

Al CARGO of Thomaston Lime. cons;s,;. i.
"a 500 casks, for sale in lots to sui, purchassv VI
by j. c. & R. B. WOUD.
Contractors and Builders
July 3, 1s47.-[43-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09
From the Picayune I'd inst.
THE HEALTH OF VERA CRUZ.

So much has been said of the health of We
"a Cruz, of the extreme mortality from the
yellow fever which prevails there, that DR..
E. H. Barton, the head of the Board of Health
in that city, has felt it his duty to make full
exposition of the facts of the case that the
public may be undeceived He has according
ly transmitted to Gov. Johnson statements of
the mortality in Vera Cruz from the LIST of MAY
to the 10th of June, with various explanatory
remarks.
Soon after DR. Barton arrived in Vera Cruz,
the Municipal Council upon his recommended
ton organized Board of Health, to whose
control was submitted the entire sanitary con-
dition of the city and neighborhood The
keepers of cemeteries were required to make
regular reports to the Board, which is thus
placed in possession of the facts connected
with the mortalityln the city. From the doc
tors letter to the Governor we are permitted
to make extracts; edo so sparinglY, but give
| enough to relieve the extreme apprehension
entertained in some quarters
"Ihere are few cases of yellow fever here
comparatively, and had we the appliances you
have in New Orleans, the mortality would be
much less than it is. 1t is the same disease
we have always been familiar with there,
though some OF our foolish countrymen think
it otherwise, because the Spaniards name it so
and fall victims to ridiculous creduIity But
so far there is no epidemic, and the fatal ca
ses have occurred mostly among men who
would have died any where with fever Of
some kind; and fearlessly assure you that if !
could regulate the habits and mode of living
of our countrymen, very few would take the
disease, and still fewer die
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
comets, Ribbons and Flowers.
Roberts q Waiter.


.NEW GR41NIPE FRONT BUILDING,
Opposite the Bank OF virginia.
Arc now receiving large aud well selected stock OF
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, DONES1TCS, Sc,
Which they intcrd to sell upon good terms : any
house Engaged IN the trade xclange Tor all kinds Of pro-
dlce usually brought tins Market viz Bacon, Butter
Whiskey Peach and Apple Brandy Flax and Tow Linen,
Wool and W DOL Rolls, Feathers, Ginsng, Fhxsced, Sc,
Their stock consists in part OF the following articles
SCGAR-l.oai, Powdered Crushed, Clarified, ST Croix,
Porto Rico and New Orleans.
COFFEf-Mocha, old Java J.aguyra Rio, sc. sc.
Moasses Tallow and Sperm Candles
TEAS Black and Green, The finest brought to
this market.
Cotton Yarn OF the approved Factories.
BRANDf-Best pure French Initiate do, Apple and Pc ch
WlNE-Finest Old Medeira, Sicily, Maderia Port, Sheu,
and Sweet
WIiISKEY-Wall's best best Oh. Rye and Rccti6ed
Rectifed and Mountain.
GlN-Purs Holland and American
RUM-Best old Jamaica, and New England.
Rce, bar Iron, English and 'l'redcgar Iron.
SFEEl.-Cas Shear and Blistcrcd
Feathers, Wool and Wool Rolls.
Nails al. sizes; Powder, Blasting and Sporting; Shot and
Window Glass, s by 10 and 10 by r.
Salt and Segars in every variety.
Domestics, 81, 49, and Al.
Cotton Osnaburgs.
CopPeras, Ginger, Pepper Alspce Letter, Foolscap and
Wrapping Paper; Grind Stones Fur, Wool and Palm Leaf
Hats; Calicocs BcdIckng Apron Checks Mustard Trace
Chains, Axes, Shoe Tacks Bed Cords, Plough Lines &c.
They cordially invite purchasers their Large
Stock before making purchases elsewhere.
Co. THEY ARE DETERMINED TO SELL Low. -
May Its
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Correspondence of the Delta.
LETTERS FROM CuApARRAI

JaIapa, MeKico, April RI, ISIY.
hds' Delta arrived 1T this place yesterday MON
ing ana lound that Gen Twiegs had hosled the Amer
treating heroes Of Cero Gordo to within few miles If
9alapa' when all traces of them body disappeared
and ne encamped for the nigh, within three miles OF the
'own mat evening and entered aud ooL pc session Of IL
early next morning
osns Anna did not pass through Jslapa but, in com
pany with Ampudia and Torejon turned OF to The ef
al ms hacienda. aud halted lot Tho night tho 'nine
mile pase, which being forlidoJ but which, on w.
c"ra considerations, il deemed prudon, eyacuac
evening Col. larney's drap oons ook ppss,ss Of the
ass ."en Worth following IN their footsteps. mum
Der o' small arms taken the Paws but they
h''ie or no value. CllAPARRAL.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Fro" hr .Nsw Orleans Delta, .MaV6
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

Continued Triumphant, progress Of the American Arms
Ja'aPs taken Mi,houia sirugglo-Pcroie. the power.
ini feroir. delivered up 10 Gen Worth. with all its
MNament, without 4 shot from the Enemy -Rep,ri.
ed Removal Of Gen. Santa Anna fn,m tho cumm,n1 oi
HE Mexican aImy-Psrteulars Of the taking Of 'rus-
pan-ffobablo Junction contemplated between Gen'ls
Scott and Taylar
The I. 3 Transport steam ship New Orleans, Capt,
Wright. from Vera Cruz. arrived last evening She alt
on HE evening OF the ooh ult and brought US our CORE.
ponponce and The lnas papers 10 the day o her sailing
READERS.
we would, IN the meantime, slate that we have con
Fefsrd Win au Intelligent PASSENGER who came over On
the New Orleans lie GAYS, that he understood Gen.
taylor had succeeded In communicating with General
Scott, and that the Object Of his despatch was tho tna
ton Of mutual understanding between them. with
we" oi onng Their iurces preparatory descent upon
the city 81 Mexico.
Santa Anna boasts that here is still anotl,,r Thermop
ylm on the rad from Pqebla and MeN,co
Scott pushes on wtleu. stop iasr: the destructive
Storm al Zero oardo delays mol day hour hi, on
wa'u nafei, wiih hoinos. an energy aud mastery
aes'y beyond all parallel, no has passed through the
considerable town OF Jaa trayerscd the dangerous aud
dicn road 'tifly miles beyond. aud appears with The
ole van guard Of the army, under he gallant Worth be-
ioro tho far famed castle Of pero,e This Base so re-
no"nea IN Nekcnn history rs The gloomy asylum 81 dis
graeed and antoriunate krvononsis, Of The unhappy
victims n anarchy ani abhle rave but stl more hni
'a TO all Americans N tho dungeons Of thoao brave men
whose cruel wrongs gave The iirs impulse 10 the spirit
whence ih's wal sprung this strong prison castle, with
hs battery ienonous guns and powerful deiences sur
renders 10 our arms without blow, Ii one stone sill
stands upon another u this gloomy monument Of Mex
can seyllily and imbeelliy. tho flag Of Tho .sars and
stripes waves over H. and American cannon and Amen
can byone's blisie around It's now invincble walls
No' here does seo'i's army rest lis weared lmbs. A
three days march will precpilao our victorious columns
into the warllke town Of tho ancient ras,a.ns purl,
whence marched the valiant warriors with whose bodioe,
slam IN hand to hand combat Curtoz made HIS famous
"bridgc OF Corpses"with its GO 1000 inhabitants. will
y'eld to our h''iest'ny And thenbuI let us look no
US await unti The event Will justify it, leore
We raise the cry Of exulson aud rejoicing over Tho last
great achievement le to American saor-she ca pufo Of
The city Of the Montoznmas
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DRESS GOODS,
TO Tsr. Thomas Easind,ey:

THyAkF NOTICE. that shall. on the 9Th and 18th
4 days of July, lS47. at the Office of Discount and
Depcse of the Bank Of Virginia. at Lyncburg Va, be-
tween sunrise and take the dispositions of John
NJ Oey. Benjamin p Walker and others, to be read as
evidence in certain Chancery cause, now pending in
the Circuit Superior Court Law and Chancery for
Halifax County, in which you plaintiff and am de-
PENDANT.
Take notice also, that shall, on the 10th day of Ju-
", l847, bewe en- sunrise and sunset, at the Dwelling
House of Douglass b. Hancock, in Campbell County,
Virginia proceed take the depositions Of Doug lass b.
Hancock, Richard Wyatt and others, to be read as evil
dence in the same above mentioned. If from
any cause the taking IF the last mentioned dispositions
shall not DO CONCLUDED the 10th day of July, lS47
then the taking thereof shall be continued from time TO
time until they shall be all taken and concluded.
BENJAMIN w. WALKER
Nav law
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Jalapa. April 23-lO, A. M.

Eds. Delta An express has just 20, in from Peroe.
ten. Worth reached that town Yesterday at II O'Clock,
A. NJ. lie found il completely evacuated by the soldiers
ofbe enemy, and Col Nasqucz left behind to surrender
II with deccncy. An immense number of small arms, the
big guns Of the castle and city and ammunition, ia
ken possession Of II unfunded, the report that the
guns had been spiked in the castle, they w,re found IN
excellent order.
Cen Ampndia, with about 5000 cavalry in a wrctchcd
condition, near tile lawn when troops entered II,
when he put oil.
Santa Anna had not been in Pcrote since the fohl at
Ceo Gordo, and he IL supposed 10 be whoo IN the
mountains.
In haste, CIIAPARRAI.
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EErYsS and From Foundry.

u at the PhGnx Foundry to advantage. for want of
the means necessary for that purpose have made ar
rangements with Baeby & Crenshaw, by which am
10 be furnished by them with the necessary MEANS and
consequently, fom and after this date all work done at
said Foundry will be for their benefit.
shall continue TO carry all the branches Of busness
connected with the Foundry, in Brass and Iron, and
general
NJ A C III ! \ F. b L S | n f. S So
and would respectfully solicit continuance Of the patron
age so literally bestowed me heretofore.
1t is hardly necessary say any thing with regard to
the work finished at this establishment having already
established reputation to liberal share Of pat
ronage.
Feb. I2-ts A. G. DABNEY.
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CIIAPARRAI..

Judge Morales, General of Brigade Of the Mexican
Republic TO lie Nation and her .Hhes-i having
rived 10 my knowledge that chiefs and oiieors oil
the invading army 81 the United Sistes, which has ola-
rate against Vera Cruz. say that GenSco had previous
ly advised that the families could leave avoid the
evil attendant on bonbardment and consequently,
those which have happened are chargcalie upon me.
IN order that neither now any future time, any
accusation Of injustice may sgnaze the doenro o era
Cruz declare that 1t is aye that any such advice was
gwen that the uuly coumuncaoln | have received
TERMS surtonder that the neutIals prevent
cd from avng the place; and that If the Mexican lami-
lies could have f. the enemy would not have occupied
the place without first buyng It's defenders in The ns.
JUAN MORALES.
Jalapa, April 4, 1917.
COMMAND OF THE MExIcAH ARMy.--lt is generally
reported that The Mexican Government has removed
General Santa Anna from the chief command Of tie army
and appointed Gen. Valentine Canazo his
Vera Cruz Chronicle, 2Sth ult.
BY a person just arrived from Oflzala, we know that
General Santa Anna had arrived there with about 200
dragoons and Immediately commenced recruiting, hav-
ing now under his command about 5000 Of the iu-
gitivcs from Corro Gordo. lie also that II
correspondence had been seized by the authorizes Mex
leo, addressed by great parsonage TO Senior Rtlon,
offering certain if he would bring about early
peace, and place all the requisite means at his dspo
sal.
In Puebla, Gen Inclan is commanding. They are
terrifying the toan for rs.s,ancc-ILid
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BELL, RuCKER g. Co,
"hotrsae and Retail Dealers in Fancy Dry Goods.
4 kEEM il only necessary say to their customers
, and the distant public, tina, their on,,,e fs-a-
STOCK or GOODS
for the Spring trade is To hand The stock isl large we'll
assorted and pretty, and those who call will doubtless
md them cheap An invitation is respectfully rendered
10 any and all persons wanting Goods.
April I9-ts
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To Merchants.
BELL, RUCkER l. co,

BELL, FUCKER l. co,
Dealers IN Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods,
LYNcnBURa, Va.
IL AVE the pleasure 10 say 10 Merchants who buy
l. Goods in this place, that they now in receipt
Of their stock Of SPRING GOODS, comprising larger
amount Of desirable Goods, suited 10 the trade Of hc
chants, than has been their pleasure 10 offer.
call is respectfully requested. believing that all who
make will find Goods TO suit them, and at the right phi
ces.
April l9-ts
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JALArA, Mexico, April %. ls47-Afternoon.


| have borrowed the copies of FL Republicano for an
hour. They dated AT the city Of Mexico, April 81
and 90 aud the latter gives full account Of the battle
of Cerro Gordo
The Mexican particulars ofthe combat as usual, are
peculiarly rich. They say thai Santa Anna sustained
the combat with COCO men against lA,000, and fought
valianlly to the very last When, finally. he found
himself entirely surrounded by enemies he forced pas
sage through los Yankees" with column of the 4th
Regiment of Inianiry ofline! The fact as every ono
knows, is that Santa Anna left carlya the cutting he
did was to cut the saddle mule iit his coaeh, and then
cut and run.
The Mexcans admit that they hid two Generals kilt
ed but give no name save that Of Vasqnez Coils Coso
aud Gala nd also named among the killed. Gen
Scott's less, on the 7h and sh is put down at over
1000 while the loss Of the Mexicans admitted 10 10
1000 men in killed and wounded. They say that the
Americans fought like hodes Of ssvages killing all that
presented themselves, whether waguners, old men or
Don Pedro Maria Anaya has been appointed Temporary
President (prcsdcnte sustitule One Of his first acts
concede full pardon all prisoners who have been
confined for political oencns since 1891 and entire or-
getfulncss Of the past
Gen. Salas, who President ad Interim before the
arrival Of Santa Anna from exile, has issued procla-
nation announcing that he is empowered to raise que
ra corps, and calls upon all god Mexicans to- join his
standard In IFS concluding sentence he says that war
DEATH without pity shall be the device Of the guerilla
warfare a yengsance!"
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Commission Rusiness
Elk FURNACE.

ELk FURNACE.
NVIIE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
Il LIST day Of January last, for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the name of Flippn & Montgomery, beg leave
inform tho public that they are prepared to exeeu ,e
orders for oil descriptions Of Castings usually made
blast Furnaces. viz Hollow Ware Water Pipes Stove
Plates, Mill Gear. &c
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited to examine the style and quail
ity of their Hollow Ware which may be
OF the stores in lynchburg, at the Messrs Ells's
Richmond. Orders addressed to the concern. at Elk
Furnace. or A. n. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will moet
with prompt attention
Also, just TO hand, our we'll selected stock Of
SPRING; md SU.N.NER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash. or in exchange Er
grau. A. w. FLIPPIN
May Its A. N. MONTGOMERY.
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10 the Ladies'.
He'll, RNCkcr ~ To-,
,nN, ~ ~. &.t,Ny xA..<.,

T'Is'tsTaNo ~ T MI NUVTIS,
ffaAkE sfea plnasure in calling tho attention os s
Ladies 10 their extensive stock Of Ores, Goods.
French Embroideries, Lace Goods, Shawls SearIa.
Trimmings. Ribbons Bunne,s. Flowets Parasols, Para
soeiis aud sun Shades Sc Sc
The Ladies' will tnd by calling very fine STOCK
VI GOODS to select ieom aud a, low prices They
are all respectfully invited 10 call
April I9--is
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[Corrcspondendence Of the Commercial Times
VERA Cruz April q

letter from Mr.. Black, American Consul the city
Of Mexico WIS received to-day, by friend Of his, in
this city, from Iampco, i, which place he had taken
refuge, after being harshly driven Fl tic capital, and
prevcqted from taking the read to Vera Cruz. He will
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40 THE LADIES.

40 THE LADIES.
DELL, RuCKER g. co,
DEALERS IN LADIES SHOES
NJ I'D AND MOROCCO 81. IPrERS.
m thick soled do
:. Buskins,
Bronze Slippers.
Light cod do
Black English lasting half Caters.
Coured do do do
Black fren,h do do
Colored do do do
French Linen (coored) Caters,
Coored Silk do
Children's Caters. Slippers and Walking Shoes,
black aud coored
The attention Of the Ladies is respectfully called Ia
the above list Of SHOES They will lind by calling an
assortment OF Shoes wsll werihy examination
April l9-ts BR&Co
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TO THE GENTLEMEN.

BELL, RUCKER s. Co.
hEALERS u Cloths, Cassimcros, Vestings, fancy
- aud plain CIayats Hats. Gloves. Pocket llsndker
chiefs Suspendes, Sc. &c. have the pleasure inform
those wanting Goods, Of the above description that By
calling, they will find assortment equal W any ever
exhibited IN this market and Mt as low prices.
April l9--ts
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TO .NH.LERS

TO .HH.LERS
HAVE Just received very superior lot Of Oh IN
II chor aud DYour boiling Cloths. from NJ To 10.
to which invite the attention If Nlillors Sc,
April e2is DON 4. C. PETERS.
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New York Wholesale Il Retail Cheap
Cash Il Barter Store.

AS CHE4P rs .4lN'YLN THE S1.aTE.
F6NiF subscriber has Just received at tho Store owned
4 by DR. Mufrell, on Main ST, opposite the Nlrgnian
Office a new and well selected Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ladies' Shoes and Genilenens Hats, which he feels
sured he can offer reasonable terms and small
advance on Northern prices as any house in the State
All kinds Of Country produce taken in barter al the high
est market price.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
March 2)--ts l. r.. MF.SSMORE.
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LYNCMBURG, THURSDAY MORNING.. NAY ,
FOR MIL,

p virtue OF deed OF Trust executed 10 mo by John
- :. Langhone and Sarsh T.. his wife, shall sell.
public auction on Thursday. the 9TH day of MAY next,
fair II not on the next fair day thereafter ION the prem
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A TRACT OF LAND,

TRACT OF LAND.
lying in tho County Of Amherst, on S,ovalrs Creek nd
joining tho land OF Doct Fnod Chas NAYS. Wy.,,
Peryjohn, G. Warwick and Others and containing aLvo,
ONE THOUSAND ACRES
The said Land is within miles Of lynchburg and a
mile OF the canal with good outlets each alpe Dor
ton thereof is heavily imbered we'll waered viii, supe
ror water power, which can be chcaply applied to
either milling or manufacturing purposes IL is well A.
dapied to the growth of tobacco. Wheat. Corn. Sc.
aud is worthy the attention Of those engaged in hauling
wood, or who may Wood Land cunvenirn, Ia
lynchhurg II will be divided in lots or parcels 10 suit
purchasers will be sold either private or public sale
Also at the time and place will sol Two Wagons
Gear and Fixtures one OK Cart one set Black Stntb,'
Tools. and sindry Plantation Utensils. The title 10 said
property will be undlspuied but acting tus,ee ngent
| shall convey such title only vested in me.
TERMS OF SALE.
credit Of enc, two and three years will he p,yon.
March 22--GM W. TlANCEY, Trustee.
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IN. VI. BLACKBOARD, Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
LACKF0RD, STATIAM K DILLARD.

EVERY MoNDAY AND THunspAY,
a, Dollars per aanus, payable in alrance. No s,t5
,.ron ,riR b. reeeiredor shorter time than sr months
s.apsper oA be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
If Edfors) until all n,reara.es a,e paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 ee.,s per
,su Ter Isss) erery inner Insertion aad 3Ts cts
,sr Tor iess) for ererg outer form Insertion.
ERY.7DPERTISER is required to on his Ms
ksvy he tcshes his advertisement inserted az, aarer-
tss NOT noted ,siR be inserted TIL its diseostua,icc
). cred.
+. YEARLY .7DTERTlSLNT; the terms are fo,.
the raese ot'oo squares, 10 for square SIS for
s,s.are, iancr form $50 Epery yearly Advertiser ri
. redto eogfne his advertising to his particular ,e Of
buses.
Z JOB PRINTING enecutedneatiy and erpedito,siy
oat easonuLIe terms.
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DISAPPOINTMENT,
BACON !!

'TliE Undersigned retoore partners in the practice
= Of Law, have this day dissolved by mutual consent
lhr business on hand VIII have their junl attention.
April lbs JAS. GARLAND.
VIM. ID. BRANCH
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Ea.lgiiOrne's Wills,

EanghOrne's Wills
Y { III b l. Il G., VIRGINIA
4 WISH to buy 5000 bushels Corn. deliverable ~.
u tween this and the 9Th June will receive il a,
the Mills, Beaver Creek Campbell, county or at EN-
Creek Mills, Amherst county
kerpa regular supply of Ground Plaster, a, tho
Mills winch will sell low Tor cash. OF in exchange for
Wheat or Corn.
May Its A. N MONTGOMERY
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1Richara H. Raine and John Johns and " iNidm
nL,sh, Executors Of RcLmoad Stntlan, deceased,
ebert Satham. Charles W. Statha,a Jane, L. SID
n,am and John ". Mckinney:
MAKE nnce that shall. on Monay, the 24lh Of
the PRESENT month, (May) proceed to take the dep
osons of John Rane and others the store house Of
Robert w. Horer. at Clover Ill., in the county of Ap-
pnlat;oy. 10 be read evidence in suit in Chancery
pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for said county, in which am plaintiff. and
you and others defendants II from any cause the
deposiiions be not taken the above day. they will be
continued from day to day until completed, when and
where you may attend if YOU think proper.
Yours &c,
May l7-2t GEORGE w. A. RAINE
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