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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
SsIlsslestppt Democrat.
President POLK.

The President, with his family and his
suite, left Washington on the 22d June'
for q northward tour. He reached Baltl- !
more on the same day, where he met with
o brilliant military and civic reception and
display. We make the following extract
from his remarks, in reply to the congra-
tulatory address Of the Mayor, in which it
will be seen he expresses his determlna-
ton TO retire to private life at the close OF
his term:
In the presence of so much hospitality
and courtesy, feel myself in the society
of nv countrymen, and in the home OF my
friends. have long desired to visit you,
bu, il has not before been convenient tor
me to do so. After more than two years
of almost constant confinement and OF I'M
renting attention to my Responsible pup
lie duties. | have awaited myself OF the
nresent occasion, when have reason to
spDpose | can, without detrlment 10 the
nuhlic service. be absent from the seat oil
government for a few days. The purpose
of nv brief visit is 10 pay my respects 10
nv fellow. citizens Of Baltimore and OF the
Northern section of this country. Had
postponed it beyond the present summer,
it is not probable that any other convent
ent opportunity to make it would have &C.
CURED during the period of my term o.
official service, at the close OF wnlch
shall retire to private life. And nope
sir, 10 retire, leaving the administration 0
my country in the hands OF worthy sue
cessor. and that country which has honof'
ed me so much, trust to commit 10 ina
successor prosperous and happy l 'nahi
you, sir.
We regret to learn, and we kno" IND
the regret will be shared by many otner'
Of this conclusive determination. we al
not believers in the wisdom or policy
the zone term principle" No Presiden
since the foundation of the Republic, hi
administered its affairs, or guarded its h
nor and rights, and conserved the lnteres
of the people, with more ability and hide
ity, than President Polk. He has be-
emphaticaIIy true TO his principles as I
needle to the pole. Let Mr.. Polk con
me as steadfast and patriotic through
remainder of his term, as he has oeen III
far. and he will leave an example on |
country's history, to be emulateo Oy
Presidents TO come. He is our hrst chol
Mt the next Presidential term.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
Erract from sec. 8, of act Of Fe6ruar
IL, l847.

And all sales, mortgages, powers OF
attorney, or other instruments OF writing
Going 10 affect the title or claim to any such
bounty right, made or executed prior to
the issue of such warrant or certificate,
shall be null and void to all intents and
nurposes whatsoever nor shall such claim
TO bounty right be in anywise affected by
or charged with, or subject to the payne ut
of any debt or claim incurred by the soldier
nrior to the issuing of such certificate OF
warrant.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
BOunty Land and Scrip.

II seems that the spectators in soldiers
land warrants and treasury scrip have had
a stumbling block in the way OF their en-
terprises upon the necessities of ''return
volunteers" which may not be easily over
leaped or got around. Out OF some hive
or six hundred soldiers certificates, con-
vertible into stock. but twenty-three were
found 10 be in legal form, and that when
these twenty.three were presented TO the
Commissioner of Pensions, he required
the holders to hunt up the soldiers from
whom they emanated and procure a ne'0
transfer of their interest in the certificate
of stock to make good The old sale. Most
| of these certificates were purchased In thls
citv-many of them at a discount rnlnous
IN The soldier. We have heretofore warn
ed the return volunteers against sharpers
who beset them TO get their stock from
them; but many have been lmprndent
enough TO sell out at low rate. lheSe
sales are now void and of no effect, as
the law under which the certificates are IS
sued expressly prohibit any assignment OF
them till they are perfected by the issue oil
{ scrip by the Secretary OF the treasury
Congress, in view of the needy condition
in which many oil Inc Volunteers "o"i"
return home, carefully guarded this bounty
apains, a sacrifice TO temporary want
We subioin the 9th section OF the act Of
February IL, lS47, which contains the
clauses guarding the rights OF the soldiers
J, and we would be right glad if the conStruc
e ton put upon them by the authorities
f would 90 the length of issuing stock ant
. land scrip TO the soldier himself, wIthou
y considering assignments, mortgages, o
IS other lien that may have been given upoi
O. it. The law ought TO be construed VIII
Is extremes. rlgor against spectators, an
j. this we believe has been the course OF In
:. departments up to the present time. N
:" case should be considered strong enoug
&c 10 Justify an issuance of stock TO any OF
IL the soldier, unless he be dead, and then tn
he construction should inure to the benefit I
us the heirs designated by the law.
is Ertract from sec. 8, of act Of Fe6rudr
all IL, l847.
90 - And all sales, mortgages, powers
~ attorney, or other instruments OF wrItlr
Going 10 affect the title or claim to any sut
bounty right, made or executed prior
I. 4 IL, - q
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14

CIV. B. Townes is the democratic can
dldale for Governor u Georgia.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
DR.. i E r OY'S
Vegetable Universal Pills.

fire strengthening Prgatiyc and Purifying
Tonic.
yVNIIE hopes Of the American Agents are far more
Il than realised, by the success of DIR. LIE ROY'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS this side of
the Atlantic. Never did a medicine spring into such
immediate popularity. In less than three months cgh-
y thousand boxes have been disposed Of and ccrtii-
Gates oil cures performed by them received from up
wards oil four hundred persons. The cures embraced
great number OF diseases but those which prcdomina
ted were Bilious Fever, Collie, Habitual Costvcnoss
Dyscntcry, Loss of Appetite, Flatucncc, Worms, and
Lowuess of SpiritsAll persons who take them ar rec
that they are tar superior to other medicine they
used, III the mdncss, the energy, and the efficacy Of
theIr action tor though they produce neither grippe
nausea they act the sccrctions with direct
ness force, aud raPdity; and purgative leave
thing to be desired But their great peculiar excel
ience and that hich distinguishes them from all other
PurgaVeS u.s. that their operation rs followed by no
action Their unrivalled purifying and purgave pro-
Perties for which they indebted the essence of
SarsaPara, and other Ingredients being controlled by
their highly tonic virtues derived from the Of
Wild Cherry, they do not strain the digestive organs
INTO action, as is the mode of operation with other
thartics but on the contrary strengthen them
ton Thus all other purgativc medicines produce
the gastric juice while Dr. lie Roys Pills leave all the
machinery oil the system full Of life and activity and
the bowels open and natural.
The American Agents would confidently add, that
the trial OF single box is all that is required to obtain
from any person the acknow lcdgmeDt that DR.. lie
Roy's vegetable Universal Pills not only dcscry
ing OF the cncomiums which have been literally and
unanimously showercd them both sides Of the At
lanic, but that their virtues beuond all praise
o. Price 25ccnts per box.
A ID. WREN
Feb %, 1871 Agent for Stanton.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
BATHS! BATHS!! BATHS.,!

RAT1lNG ROOMS have deem fitted I'D by the
subscriber, at his residence, immediately East
Of Garber's Tavern in Staunton, tor the accommo
dation of Ladies and Gentlemen.
d 4 IN IFS
Of any temperature, from cold to hot, will be fur
'n'shed upon half hours notice.
A Spl@AHyr BATH
will be furnished when desired, upon short notice
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to say any
thing upon the subject Of Bathing-to say nothing
Of it as luxury, those who have experienced the
cleansing, invigorating and other beneficial effects
OF Bathing, know how TO appreciate it-and the
want Of such an establishment here, has been a
source Of regret, not only to the citizens, but to the
travelling public.
The subscriber having fitted up his rooms at con
siderable expense, hopes to merit the patronage OF
"a generous public.
The Ladies' Bathing Rooms will receive the at
tention of Mrs. SAUPE, and those for Gentlemen
will be attended to by the subscriber
& Entrance to the Ladies' Baths, opposite
'Garber's Tavern, and to the Gentlcmen's Baths
opposite the building being erected for the Virginia
Hotel. CHARLES III. SAIJPF.
Staunton, May 81, lS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
L.A ~ BOOKS.

For sale by Rob't Cowan, Meeson and Wellsby's
Reports Ia vols. Harrison's Digest, vols How
ards Reports Supreme Court U. S. 5 vols Russell
on Crimes; Crabb's Real Property Lomax on
Executors; Lomax's Digest Thornton on Convey
ancing; Greenleaf on Evidence; Bouvier's Law
Dictionary.
The above books sold for cash the PHILADELPHIA
catalogue prices have also made such arrange
ments with Il. s. j. w. johnson Law Book sellers.
Philadelphia, will enable me to furnish any law
books for cash at their catalogue prices.
July /, 1917. r.. COWAN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
@A&@AMNsg BARGAINS
JUDSON MACOY

TAKES this method of informing his friends and
the public generally, that he has On hand
large aud handsome assortment OF
CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, B.4ROUCH-
Els and ROCK,4IY.aYS,
which he will sell as low as can be bought in any
of the cites, of the same kind of work
CARRIAGE HARNESS Of all descriptions,
and I'R.4VELLLNI; IR UyNKS always on hand
"a good supply OF Springs and .4rletrees, Harness
and Carriage Mounting
He is prepared to do all kinds OF repairing at the
shortest notice, and at lew prices. Also, a large
assortment, 30 dozen of
FANCY CANE IND JPLNDSOR CHAIRS
and ROCKING Chairs,
all of which he will sell low. Any person wishing
to purchase would do well To call and see his stock,
he is determined to sell any of the above articles
as low as they can be purchased elsewhere.
Stanton, April %, lS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
NEW BOOKS.

WASHINGTON and his Generals by J. r..
w Headley Napoleon and his Marshals by j. r.
Headley; Life of Gen. Taylor Tales of Woman's
Trials by Mrs. Hall Inheritance Daniel Denni-
son by Mrs. Holland The Castle Of f,hrenstcn by
James Fortesque, part I'd. by Knowles the great
est Plague of Life; The Beautiful Widow by T.. S
Arthur Marriage Dickens Novels, &c &c.
The Modern British Essayists; The Bible not
of Man by Gardiner Spring, ID, ID. sc. Matho.
maticai Instruments, full SETS also Protractors and
Scales sold separate; Thermometers; WaLting
Canes, a fine assortment.
CHEAP PAPER.
as Reans Cap and Letter Paper; Note paper
and Envelopes. Just received and for sale by
July ,IS47. ROBERT COWAN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
DIR. II. F. PEERY'S
VERNlIF'UGE OR "DEAD SHOT"
FOR WORMS.
HIGHLY VALUABLE PREPARATION, CAPABLE,
FROM THE PRoMrTITUDE OF ITS ACTION,
OF CLEARING THE SYSTEM IN
FEW HOURS OF EVERY WORM


THERE is perhaps disease which Children are
Il exposed so common and fatal as w orms; the imi
tate the symptoms Of almost every other complaint and
often produce the most alarming effects before they
suspected. The symptoms which produced by the
irritation Of worms ia the bowels and which With some
degree certainly indicate asfollows
Countenancc pale, tongue Whitley urrcd, grinding of
the teeth oetid breath stomach hard aud swellcd vast
ing OF the fcsh sickness and pains the stomach bow
dirt chalk ,choc
fits, &c. SC.
Numerous certificates of the valuc and usefulness of
this preparation almost daily received
The following is from the Rev w. b. Winton, dis
tinguished preacher of the Methodist Church.
ABINGDoN, VA, May ~, lS43.
do hereby certify that have used Dr. Pccry'sYer
muge in my family to the great satisfaction of myself
and relief of my children Ii is prompt in its action and
in removed large number Of worms in three
or four hours after il given to the child. sat
isfed that Vcrmifugc it is superior to any that
have ever used w. b. WINTON.
BALTIMORE, July 9, 1916.
This is to certify thatPEERy's DEAD SHOT VERMI-
FUGE, sold by MIR. Charles Wscman, Druggist, is a
preventive and certain cure for worms Having
heard It highly spoken of by many persons, / was
prompted to it, and after giving each OF nv children
teaspoonul, found il had the desired effect in less
than six hours afterwards they passed eleven worms
each worm about twelve inches long.
A. J. BAZIER, SIS w. Baltimore ST.
Price 25 cents per vial
Prepared DIR II. F. PEERy, and sold wholesale and
alby a. B. & ID. SANDS, Druggists 100 Fulton ST.
corner of William, New York.
Sold also by DR.. f. BERKELEY, Stauuton, and by
Druggists general Throughout the United States.
Staunton, Sept. %, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE
y I V az uab\e Wand

n pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for Augusta
County, rendered at the June Term, 1S47, in a
suit and cross suit, therein depending between
James Pattersons Administrators and others Plain.
tlffs, and James Craig and others, Defendants. and
the said James Craig Plaintiff, and James Patter
sons Administrators and others Defendants, the,
undersigned who were appointed Commissioners
for that purpose, will, on the Sd day of September
next, proceed to sell to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, on the principal Farm, two Tracts OF
Parcels OF LAND, now in the occupancy of James
Craig. The principal Tract contains
lJS .ACKES,
about 80 of which are Timbered, and the balance
cleared and IN fine state of cultivation adjacent
to the lands Of the said James Craig. being partly
Middle River Bottom. The other Tract. near the
above, contains rs & ores of Wood Land
iERMS.-As much cash in hand as will
pay the cost and expenses of SALE and the balance
IN one, two and three years, the purchaser or pur
chasers giving bonds with approved security. and
the title retained until the whole purchase money
is paid. Partial possession will be given on the
day OF sale, far is necessary for the purpose
OF seeding fall crop, and full possession on the
first day Of January next.
ALEX. II. II. STUART,1
JNO. b. BALDWIN, Com'rs
DAVID FULTZ,
July 22, ISd7.
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r. Z. SELLERS VERMIFUGE.

n fccts
Lexington, Va, June 10, 1877.
Mr.. r. T.. Sellers shall pcrbaps he out of your
Vcrmifuge before | get another supply. Please
send inc gross soon possible.
II IS going rapidly aud doing much good all who try
" are delighted with ITS effects and although | have
Fahnestocks Comstock's Perry's and host of others
hardly any is asked for but yours
Extract OF letter Yours, respectfully,
j. NJ WILSON.
Parents should give this Ycrmifugc in preference
all Others neor fails to expcl worms from child
troubled with them
Or. Sold by u. BERKELEY, Stanton, Va; and B.
+. GRAHAM, GrccnvilIc.
July ], 1871
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
CHEAP! CHEAP, CHEAP!
" EW SPRTN GOOD s
NO. 4, CHEAPSIDE,
FLOUR Is HIGH AND GOODS ARE CHEAP,
WILLIAM KYLE

~ now open large and beautiful Stock of
u Staple and Fancy
S y IG L N e. G0ODSa
selected with great care and TASTE TO suit the plain
as well as the fashionable people of Stanton and
the surrounding country. IIe deems il unneces.
sary 10 enumerate the great variety aud STYLES of
goods that may be found in his Store. but respect
fully invites The attention OF his friends and all
those who wish TO purchase cheap Goods. to his
fresh stock, which cannot be surpassed either in
point Of quality, variety or cbeapness with the AS
sursnce that no effort shall be wanting on his part
TO merit the patronage Of those who favor him with
a call.
Stanton, May Is, ISf7.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be- sold at the late residence of James
McNair, decd, two miles from Jennings
Gap, on Thursday the 10Th of August inst, the
following property, viz: 6 Horses, a number of Cat
tie, Hogs and Sheep. two Wagons, and gear for six
horses, one horse Threshing Machine, Ploughs.
HaIrows and other Farming Utensils, a quantity of
Wheat, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and a
variety of other articles too tedious to enumerate
Terms at sale.
LYDIA McNAIR, Executrix.
August s. 1S17-3t
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VALUABLE REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY
Y0D SAMl@o

RE1NG DESTROYS Of removing to the West, | will
~ offer my Farm at private sale from this time
until Thursday the I'd day of September next, and
If shall fail TO SELL that day (the 2d) will Of
fer il publicly.
This Farm contains about 230 ACRES, $50 Of
which are cleared and in good state of Cultivation
IL IS situated about four miles above Waynesboro',
adjoining the lands Of e.. B. Stuart s. Others being
well watered and having upon it good and comfort
able Improvements.
On the same day will expose to sale ali my
Personal Property, consisting in part Of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Grain, Farming Utensils and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
The terms Will be made known on the day of
sale JOHN ANDERSON
August $, l847-3t.
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but for which said Heiskell has no fee simple title.
holding 1t under contract with the late Michael
CARRIER, the terms of which will expire in 1851 at
which time said Tract of Land will be subject to
the payment of about $1,000 with interest from this
day, the following SLAVES, to wit: Esther, Pc
ter, Milley and Nancy, S head of Horses, sorrei
Mare, three year old Colt, 3 Cows, % head of
Sheep, IL head of Hogs, Carriage and Harness.
| Wagon, wagon body, and the gear for six horses.
i, Cart and gear large Pioughs, 6 Shovel
Ploughs, cow Tongue do, 3 iarrows, l Wheat
Fan, various Pitch Forks, Hoes, Mattocks, Chains.
ialters and other Farming Implements and U,en-
sIls, now In possession of said p. A. Heskell; 20
Beds, under beds, Bedsteads and Furniture, Is
Mattresses and Furniture, Clock, doz Chairs.
: sets of Dining Tables, in all, walnut Tables.
. common Tables, Mahogany Book Case and
Secretary, Settee or Sofa, d Bureaus, d Ward
robes, 10 dressing Tables, Beauiet, 100 yards of
Carpeng of various sorts, pair of brass Andirons
pair OF AndiIons, (iron) dozen pair of Shovels
and longs, large cooking Stove and furniture.
all the Pots, Kettles, Ovens, Skillets and other.
cooking utensils in said p. A. Heiskell's posses
sion; 3 pairs of smoothing Irons, set of Dining,
China, set of Tea China, Decanters, 3 dozen
OF Iumblers, all the Queensware, Pals Buckets
and other Household and Kitchen Furniture now
in possession Of said P. A. Heiskell; 6 silver pla
tea Candesticks, 10 brass do, Id Looking Glasses,
5 Trunks, doz. of Knives and Forks, carving
Knives and Forks, doz. Wash Stands, Pitchers
and Basins, | Passage Lamp, s Mems Saddles.
Ladies' Saddles, set Of hay Ladders, 80 bbls
OF Apples, stock Of Brandies, Groceries, Wines.
Whiskey now OH hand, 800 vols. of Books of va
rlous sorts, pair Of Steelyards and patent Balan-
ces, set of Blacksniths Tools, set of Carpen
er's Tools, 6 Axes, kiln of Brick I kiln of
Lime and Limestone, l25 bushels of Wheat, 400
bushels Of Corn, 700 bushels of Oats, 100 bushels
Rye, DO tons of Hay, all the Timber and Plank
now on hand, and all said Hoiskell's growing crop
of Wheat.
July 90, lS47-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
lDlsso 40 UtlPlEANI9S
VEGETABLE ELECTUARY,
AN INTERNAL ;RENlEDY.
INVENTED BY
DIR. "A, UPHAN6.
Tt,, T,hOMsa,,l PcrSon

ACV ssVVS0kktGx &PfSOnS
TV>HAT have used DIR. UPHANI'S ELECTUARY,
Il for the Piles, Chronic, Dys.ntcry Iufiammatory
Diseases aud severe Costvencss have given their GER
catcs Of cures made by its use, when all other rem
cd to offer
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
to any persons afflicted with Piles, and all diseases Of
similar nature, or which are found in conjunction with
UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELEC'rUARY II is an
lSTERNAL REMEDY, not external application. and
will cure any of Piles. either bleeding or blind
internal or external and the only thing that will
There Is no mistake about 1t. II IS positive cure,
speedy and permanent II is also convenient medi-
cine to take, and improves the gcncl health in a
may be taken in cases of the most acute inflammation
without danger All external applica ions in the
highest degree disagrccable, icn and often
sivc; and from the very nature of the disease tempo
rary in their effects. This medicine attacks the DIS
ease at its aud removing the cause renders the
cure certain and permanent.
EXPLANATORY DISEASES
Although the Electuary originally prepared for
the Of Piles, yet il has proved itself to be med
cinc far superior to all Others all diseases Of
hammatory character, with dcte rminaton OF blood TO
geStion Of the Liver and Spleen; nanma,ious Sore
ness and liberation of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys
and Bladder ; lnflammatory and Mercurial Rhsuma.
tiSm, 1t is the best medicine ever discovered.
Capt. G. w. .NcLean's Certificate.
RAILWAY, June 10, lS47.
have been afflicted for years with the Piles, and
have tried, without thing like permanent benefit
almost everything assuming the name OF u remedy.
had, as matter of course lost all confidence in mcdi.
cine. Under this feeling induccd-not whou,
reluctance. L contcss-to use "Uphams Electuary "
and having used it for about three weeks according
the directions laid down, fluid, my surprise as
well as satisfaction that every symthom of the disease
has left me. think il due alike to DR.. Upham and
myself to make this statement.
q. w. MCLEAN, late of the U. S. N
Sold halo
AM, l2l Fulton Street, N. Y, DIR. r.. BERKELEY
Saunton, and ny Druggists generally throughout the U
nitcd States Price, 81 box.
July Is, 1917
N. B.-The genuine Elcctuary has the written sig
nature thus: CA. Upham, Nj. d. 1.-THE hand il
also done with pen
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-18
Tract Of Pine Land,

consisting of about 81 ACRES, well timbered
and convenient to the saw-mill
And also one other Tract lying and being in the
county OF Nelson, and situated on the south noun
tain, consisting of 1872 ACRES, third of which
are cleared, the balance well timbercd. The i'm
provenents on this tract are CO.MFORT,a-
BILE LOG HOUSE and STABLE.
VIII offer at the same time and place, nine like
ly NEGROES, (four men) Lewis SO years of
age; Johnston, %; Nathan, 10; Andrew w.
QtiTee wOmen) Esther, aged SO years; Nancy, 43
Mary, q; 1.-TWO girls) Dianah, 9 years old, and
Together with all the Personal Property of the
decd, consisting of HORSES, CATTLE,
lsome of which will be fat catte) SHEEP.
HOGS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, FARMING UTENSILS,
and various other things too tedious to mention
The above Land will be shown to any persons
wishing to purchase, by John b. or Henry ShuI,z,
who resides on the Land.
Terms Of sale of the Land will be one-fourh of
the purchase money paid in hand. the residue i'm
tHee equal annual payments, with good personal
security, and the title withheld till the last paw
inent is fully made. Possession will be piyen the
flrst OF September, lS47.
THOMAS Ii. McGUFFIN, Er'or.
Of Dauid Shut, decd.
n. BAH persons indebted to the estate of Da
yld Shultz, decd, are requested to make payment
without further delay, and those having claims A.
galnst the said estate will present them properlv
authenticated for settlement.
L. III. MEG, Eg'or.
Drz-IIarrisonburg Republican copy till dav nj e,t
and send account to this Office.