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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06
Fresh Groceries.


TENllE subscriber begs leave to acquant his old
- friends and customers, that he is receiving
arge additions to bis extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin & Clegg, on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell as low as any 9TH
er establishment, for Cash OF Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt so kegs nails
100 8 coffee 1000 lbs lead
300 bbls and half bbls 90 kegs powder
Whiskey 20 boxes tobacco
I5 hhds sugar 20 soap
ID bbls moasses 10 g Gunpowder tea
10 s. loaf sugar 10 90 Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 30 g boots and shoes
300 plough moulds 200 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 80 sides upper do
100 sets wagon boxes 6doz painted buckets
500 lbs cast steel, En- sacks pepper
gish, Blister, German, l g ginger
and American do. bales domestic
Together with OK chains, log chains, drawing
chains, tin ware. queensware, and saddlery. -
Also a few articles in the Dry Good line, and
many others too humorous to mention; all of
which he will be happy TO show to those who
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06
Paints. &c.

n AMPBLACK, Venetian red, Red lead, White
lead, Chrome Green, do in Oil, Chrome yellow,
He,--..;,- TIMBER, Terra de Sienna, Ivory black,
Litharge. Black loas. Yellow ochre Rotten Stone
Pumice Stone, Putty, Verdgrrs, spanlsh Drown'
Sand paper Whiting, Gum Shellac, &C., &C.,
Reed and for sale by
3 STEVENSON & BELL,
July 10th, I647 Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06
A PuzzLEn.-A writer in the Baptis, Register

A PUzzLER.-A writer in the Baptist REGISTER
proposes the following inquiry
''lf Mr.. Randall is blessed with son. whom
be names Ezra, and Mr.. r., upon the death of
Ezra's mother, marres tho daughter of MIR. Alvord
who few years before had lost his wife, and
who subsequently,, by.a second wife is blessed with
daughter that is named Mary, but lives not long
to lament the early daeIh Of his first daughter.
Mrs. Randall, or ENJOY the society of his compan-
ion and daughter Mary; and if, after his death,
Mr.. Randall takes for his third wife the former
wife of his falher-naw, and If his son Ezra
choose TO marry the daughter of his fathers third
wife, Miss Mary Alvord, will any law. human or
divine, be broken, aud what relation will Ezra be
to his father, or his children TO his fathers wife?
Seventeen thousand six hundred ard sixty -four
immigrants arrived at New York during the last
month. Of these, ii ,o74 were from Great Brit
ain and Ireland,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06
A X Ms RIVER PACKFT
n. THE STEAMER
,ees5.x.5A-Sa e. w z ITE
SssE&Ekzxx ELLIOTT. HIaster

WILL run as. regular Packet, from Napoleon
ana Mouth of White River, to Little Rock, Van
Buren, and Fort Smith.
Inc I. ii. WHITE is new boat, and was built
expressly for this River, drawing only fourteen
Passengers and shippers may depend upon her
making regular trips.
sror freight or passage, (having superior ac-
commodatlons) apply on board.
Sept. ID, IS47. oo.,f 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06

0I7- Mr.. Browns picture of ' the heroes of Bue-
ma VISTA" were to be opened for exhibition in
Washington on the 9th ut.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06
JARAD G. MARTIN, Chairman.
\. J. HGrT. Secretary.

AN lNFAMoEs ToRY--GeOrge APplcton Hone,
Of NassachuSets.-Col B. T. Edmands of the
first Massachusetts infantry, on the receipt of the
remains of the brave Lincoln, who fell at Buena
Vista, wrote to this disgrace in a Americanuni-
form, Mai Gen. APpIeton H01Uc, requesting him
to call cut, in his own name, such officers of The
division as desired TO participate in the ceremo-
nies. The General sends him reply, from
which we Gull the following remarks; and if thew
do not stick and blister the Hoace breed while
there is any of them left, it will be because the
American people are most forgving race
The insult is worthy of the worst tory of the
revolution; and were there enough such Generals
in Massachusetts, they would drag down the Bun
ker Hill monument:
"llad Captain Lincoln fallen in a good cause,
IN the defence of his country, no one would have
been moro ready than myself TO do him honor;
but, IN the invasion of another country, he loses
all my sympathy and all my respect.
He should be placed
on par with the volunteer corpse of the army,
whose antamy, hope, may be lasting as the
cause they have espoused.
II seems TO me that the cause in which he fell
is one which ought to with shame, instead of
honor, all who are engaged in it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06

In cause like this, however cool, ore may be
IN danger, however daring the exploits, how
ever reckless of consequences can see no rea-
son which should enttle such one TO any pulic
honor, which would not apply with equal force to
the case of duefist or pirate who should ex-
hibit equal evidence Of bravery"
Gentlemen of the press, do your country the
service of handing down this one of its Generals
to ererlasting infdmy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06
Medicines.

Medicines.
EDLUE Mass; Calomel Suphate of Quinine; Cam
, phor; Cream of Tartar, Carb. Soda, Chamomile
flowers, EPSON salts, Iodine, Ioddes of Potassium,
mercury, and ron Lunar caustc, Ipecacuanha Jalap,
Sulphae and of morphine, ,mercurial ointment,
ntal oils of Ill kinds Quicksilve Seidtz and soda
powders: with many other Medicines, making our
stock hand complete.
Received fresh and for sale by
STEVENSON & BELL,
Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06
BrIcks-Bricks.

FfrIcks-Bricks.
'HNi1E undersigned takes this channel to inform
the citizens of Crawford county that he is
on hand TO undertake all kind of brick building.
The character Of his work is established. and he
hopes does not require references. His terms are
moderate, agreeable 10 the times
He has also large supply of excellent build.
ing brick, which he will sell low.
J. MCBRIDE.
Sept Is, lS47. 32:tf
% USQUITO Bars and Netting. For sale BY
Wallace & WARD.
wsaoE BONES.
E@NNGLlSH Wagon Boxes superior article, for
EA sale by WALLACE & WARD.
Wanted.
IDES, Taow, Peltries, Beeswax Feathers
Dried Peaches, Cotton &C.; for which we will
pay the highest market price.
Sept. 25, 1871, WALLACE g. WARD.
NEW CLOTHING.
Z UST received by steamboat p. II. White-Finc
~ black dress and frock Coats fine ,black sac do
fine Jeans do; fine Sattnett sac do Silk-veIyet
vests; Cashmere do; Cashmere do black Satin DO ::
satin ties Linen bosom shirts black and red leather
trunks--for sale low by E. b. BISHOP,
Van Buren, Sept. a5, l847. In Turner's old stand
PLOUGHS AND CULTIVATORS.
EUST reed, per steamer Elk $50 Ploughs of various
- sizes and patterns Also 20 Cutivators; and fol
ale by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM. 1
Books and Stationery.
A GENERAL assortment of School and Misscella-
"a neous Books and Stationery, Just received and
for sale by WALLACE q WARD.
V - 'A7
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06
WAN ted.

IDES, Tallow, Peltries, Beeswax, Feathers
4 Dried Peaches, Cotton &C.; for which we will
pay the highest market price
Sept %, 1871. WALLACE g. WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06

wAGOE BOXES.
k&NNuLlSH wagon Boxes-a superior article, for
4 sale by WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06
NEW CLOTHING.

PLOUGHS AND CULTIVATORS.
UST reed per steamer Elk. $50 Plourhs of variog
- sizes and patterns. Also 20 Cutivators; and fC
ale by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-06

heading, Writing, Orthography. Defn-
ing, Elementary Arithmetic, History,
Ancient and Modern Geography, En-
glIsh Grammar, Composition, Plain
Sewing. S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-22

United Kingdom. .E,3 ia 1872 3i.7o3 2i5 926, 1863
Showing ncre OF 6S7 009l in the circulation
notes in England and increase of 926 1884, in the
circulation Of the united Kingdom when compared with
the previous month ending September H..
The following statement will show the position of the
currency when compared with the period last year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-22

Total thIV 30a o,U8 OtI BID 3S9
The above statements complete the returns Ut the
culaon Of notes In England Scotland and Ireland for
tho month ending the 9th Of October which partly
inserted In this paper the 2sth OF Octob Der These
returns with the average circulation OF the
Bank Of England for the period will give the fol-
lowing results Of the total circulation Of in
united kingdom, conf red with the .vious month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-22
81, 3si ISL
Dated October 2g, 1877.
Bank Of England circulation, DC

toper ~3.s." ...-..... 2l.2oo ISe
Amou ut Of bullion and coin in both depart
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29

EPoIk lias. ills sud some. y. as .tmany
E.ddemocrals BY his s0eio oi gtihe river and
Ehafbor. bill, as: by his course i1Sreg gardto
Mexico. The Chica g5ss ongenlion was
intended 10 exert such nllEence on this
subjectoyer Congress ant; lie country as
Ito putdown all opposilio los the prajecis
for The promoi lou OF internal trade. q Z. 81 4
'Whilethe debate Was goiiig8on, "a mes,
|. sage was received from the; President giy-l
ling his reasons: for withholding his appro ]
Ebation from iiiefhiIl oflast Session, making:
appropriations for theimproyement of.cerS
tain rivers aud harbors.$ The NJ Message is
long, and occupied an hour in readings
"A debate o. much interest followed, !, and
continaed till late ehour i on q I motion OF
.referencelo a SelectfC Committee, in which
the wholegquestion of the conslilulionality
|sofinternal Improvements by the aid of the
General Government was discussed. :.
8 Mr.. Holmes, Of S: e., a, the close ofthe;
Session 10 day, submitted resolutions with
preamble, against the prosecution Of the
war with Mexico so far as 10 destroy her
nationality; and in favor ofreceeding;to her.
all territory beyond The Rio cGrands; on
condition ihatit gives US free 5ingress aud
esress TO and from Ihe Californias; and
The rig hi ofsway for Rail Road 10 San,
Diego, or olhers point on the Pacific; and
also certain commercial privileges in her
.ports,S &c. -. sss.,4 4.,;.szi:y: ;s:.S.s
From Washington.-A letter from the
city ofWashinston, dated Dec Ia 5l647,
says:-"As rsguards politics, we . are
sthrown iplo. utter confusion. The wings
will no doubt elect their President; or rath-z
er, l;should say, no democrat can be cleo.
led Who will be the whig nominee is
uncertain, butI can tell you, with some
ceriaiuty, that Mr.. Clay will mol be-. l.
rather think that he. will Withdraw from
the field, and that Gen. Taylor will be
the choice The Convention. The wings
have fully conferred together, since the.
meeting of Congress. aud the conviction is
that Mr.. Clay,will mol do.
ave are like 10 have an acrimonious and,
bitter session. The aboli.ionist have for.
med distinct organization in The House,:
MrParley is al the heal OF The small band
aud he is not TO be despised. He was
Clergyman of The Unilarianscreed and suc-
ceeded Mr..Everelt 10 the pulpit. He was
likewise editor OF, the North american Re-
Uic1o, aud is undoubtedly a sentlemansofS
talent and industry. His little band-de-'
siredto gel possession or ,controul of the !
two Committees, which have any cogni-
zance of slavery the Committees on the
District OF Columbia and the Territories.
The Speakershas$ disappointed Them, put:
ling Giddings on the Commilteeon g Cnnals,
and Parleyon that Of ofAgticullurc literally
dro'oning.one and burying The other -
Committees which have nothing to5do,
and; The duties of which, shonld any cases
ariSe no,.within their: accustomed spheres
of: action; fs5: - -
"Alr. Winthropshas behaved .welllo, the
Southern members. Hesis a gentleman
and "a scholar--a cousin of the WintIfrops
of Charleston. s, a. So;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29
GDe aUnerttsec.
EDGEFIELD CHI. Z
WEDaEsDAY. DEcEMeER 20, Isl7.:;-.

Il lille too cold.--On Christmas day, there
was pretty considerable fall of rain, which
was somewhat needed, and afterwards the tier:
monieter was down TO the. freezing point--a
little lower down than the folks aboltt here
wanted in these holiday times. On Monday
morning the thermometer in our room stood at
25, al sunrise. II. =. 8; 6,
Aets oftke Lsgislaturc.-W e did not receive:
list Of the Acts in time FOR ourk last number,
but publish them this week. Very yfewof them
are Of general importance. We will publish
however, those which we may deem of the
greatest interest. 10 our readers Also, the
Resolutions ofthc like character. :. -,
appropriation to YolunteeTs.-At tile late ses:
sion, the Legislature appropriated FIVE thou.
sodd dollars, to defray the expenses Of the Vo;;,
IIunteers in the South Caiolina Regiment on
their way. to their homes in this State. 81
Return Of Holuntecrs:- are pleased 10
announce the return OF Lieut. VIM. c .Mo:S
.ragne, and private John Curetonas Of the @96
Boys,n 10 their homes in South Carolina:
:: TIC Hon. Mr. coleoel This gentlomanWho,
forsome years past, presided oyer tte. House
OF personalities in our s5Lsssi islatpre, with
much dignity and ability. retired az theicloss Of
The late session, from Office. He will mall
-
probability be the successor Of fahe Hon. Mr..
Rhett,in Congress. 8
z Elections By the sgislature. - ohm Gibbs is
elected, Superintendent Of PnbIis Works, lin
South Carolina. I. rs z
-. N.Whilner is elected Solicitor Of The
Western Circuit. a q,
General Qaitn,aa. : This disling gnisled; officer
recenilyarriyed in Charleston; md was roceiysy
edwin the highest Ionorss by the ci,izslis.
-s.r ~
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3 slsyas and sx Il sil :, s now that
will nnt .bs.a ,ionsI III With &c i;,seJi
nn,s an sod ,as,bs osS,, Nh; :, ::
lis not denied thai s si,ses NAV abolish
slavery. and sleyate.i1es sia ys % tf,e rank
Of 4 frsemoneiiy him "a ,to vote.
M abolilionsi yiiI ma y ian Il,is: and vel
..ie sS.'..ca colll
.ns s.a.s LOT as sssss o s .,sa
admission Of persons he cleo. &C.
tive franchise who: " tleii3s the STATE was
admitted were NOT CHI iizena ihe Con.
sti,Iiion. and cabj jd npf ybi Inc Stale
ma Tins chance iifs.nolilika sharacler Sby
abnlisb;ng 4 = g .intlsnn.
iabfeIbatif mioki ,,o;fI,e Sbn.,osiieE and 5ad.
mif sIaysIy. .,bsar6 i dis not sexist.w hen
ihe slates was. received iinio5s Sihe: Union.
It.is butioo manifest: ti,al n iiaiaye.: m ay
have .beeu the orii,g,iiiIaI ssIaTacier of the
contest as TO slavery ii fias now BE come ia
;ques,ionof polirical ppowes. The Norlhis
resolved to surround s iiiiS8 South with a
Gordon ofstates in which Sla9sry shallsnp
be tolerated.. Thiss issia many respects
alarming. independently her con-.
sideraIioas, it@may igf bring up; the
question where free Sfatef fsshal Ihayei been;
sufficiently multiplied tettiers sby asyote
:ofthree,fonrths of the Ytaisss upon ;s'al;
amendment of The Goust fl fftplio1, proposed,
by two -thirls,ofboth4 4holt tes$9f Congress,
the whole institution OF slaYerys may not
lie abolished. 8. s.
This is a remote da5g 5gerS Ssand 3 If the
question should:eyer arisa che South may
well finsst,s THAT soch alhenanent would
be revolution and not:rsfsrn;t that i would
be the destructione Of the fundamental
basis upon which. the5aha alescomp paclj resls,5
and would require The iassento each seYe.,
raj State to- giyesit force and effect But;
warned by thesfrsl,s and the unscrupulous-
nesswi.h which our rights 5have been as.
sailedDpon every occ aston that has offered
its; the lyofthe Soutiito guard against
this:
* aGeYotedly attached 10, the Union, your,
.Comnlillee cannot but wi lpess. with pro-.
found 7resreI; the deep spiriEo settled hos:
tillty manifested o3 stle lyeIt1ern 9lales as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29
CIary's majority over G fubarn, 800 xoos q,

2 amendment Of orr 19aon Chaftssi Ills lats
session. the Legislature 90 amended abe char.
ter Of our Town as 10 give the g goahcit ali The:
monies accruing from Tie licences gran,ed 70
retailers of liquors in the corporaia limits also.
the money arising from The licences granted 10
keepers Of Billiard Tables Vine Pin Alleys
and SO FORTH 81 y ~ s;s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29

Simons Abneys Is 81 q
John Wels, died SID
VIM. Fl Cobb, died: Sd
4 Jefferson Wtilliamson, !. v died
Wiley Robinson, died
JohnP Proctor, a. died 32 ist :.
/ BolivarM 1. Jones, died "a JULY
E Malachi Belts, q: lied sIst Aus
Paschal 'ilIman, VI died 4:
sThos E. FilIman, Aus. 90 killed jin bsiil ilasSs
Julius Glover, - died
sThos. M. Lyles, 18Th Sept killed ID bal
I serst w B. Blocker, do
LleweIyn Goode; do &!
Turner Ctooker, do
Matt, Martin. rs do ,sd IS
x Henry Cullihan, do sss;I Is
W. B. Brooks, died ofwodnd I'd octobers
wound received 2oh August &
E. NJ. Mcdaniel, IS died ss
Thos H. Nixon, died
Benjamin Tllman, died 3Oik eet
Lieut. David Adams was iii lie
August n.batle of Ghnrnb sssssss. II.
.:ASg9-[ -[sSJaSEpII A.pHJryltsSj
: - 3; nts
CoLysBil, S. G.l9tbs sDscs Is57s
NY sDMr SSnOn isall "a al tihis5pi
received your affecting and inter gJesisr
accompanied BY thelas t'Ietter our brave and
gallant deceased son. sYo iirsscan applesiiale
thefeelings :wiihswllich read tlal Letter. attsns
assure YOU thai Tmourned over lis fa,e 81 ynnr
noble bow, with more or tile 81 .;ety 5SsSht
.naa genera, = knsse..e eot,!alns
lns eA.Iact; was slot " Iaaslng Hssnssg
on tHe enemy fJlteeu BDel0IBy S160Rses
raj Shields rode III ffontSof me Raaiimsnt add
who wo,i a ri no M, ns5 fssT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29

fndians.---Wc were recently saiayoled witii,a
visit by;a number Of India1s. from North G as.:
iolina, A considerable; time had elapsed since
we had ibehcld anyoi, the dasay sons Of The fefs
esrin our midst, and ,we.eonsidefed thsaH Ylsif
as sortof treat They handled thsif Bossaad
arrows quite tlextefoasly. and PICK aaanS
a six and aquarier. In The evening 81 ffthe,day:
on which they cam into ;ouf yillass they had
n dance at one of our hotab, bal rsSf being pre-
sent, we can say nolhing ~ performance.
onr little children md those nersonas Who; had
but rarely 5seen:ihe wild men sof thssforcs
in ecstacies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29

:.P Returns, of the ELECTION fofs Colonel of.
the Tenth Regiment 8. G. ~ ,sonF Fridsy The ,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29

Rclurn Of Holuniecrs:' are pleased 10
announce The return5o Lieut.. Wm:; G Mo-
ragne, and private JohnSC Cureton,f Of the t'96
Boys, 10 their homes;i in South Carolina:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29


ges, both Houses adjourned sine die.
LIST OF ACTS PASSED: in DEC,
t..12 l547. . j ~
L. An act TO make appropriations for the
year commencing in October, .lS47.
9. An act 10 raise supplies for the year
commencing in October, l847
3. An act TO establish certain Roads,
Bridges; and Ferries.
& a. An act to incorporate certain Socie-
ties and companies, andio renew and a:
mend certain Charters heretofore grau-
led.
S. An act 10: amend the Charter of
,Greenyille Village.
y 6rAa: act incorporate the Village of
Marion. 80
7.sAn act to incorporate the Charles.
ton Sugar Refining Company.
s. An act to aller, amend, and modify
The Charter of Newbery Village -
r 9.An act tosyestlhe right and little Of,
The Stale 10: and lo-the estate ofSJames M.
fEgger, deceased, lin Geo. Brown.
. 10. An act TO alter the law in relation 10
Magistrates executions. and the duty of.
SheriHs as 10 executions in their offices.
4 I. An, act to authorizesthe formation:
ofthe< Collelon Railroad Company
I2.An actto alter the silIings of the
Courls2of Law to certain districts in the:
middle Circuit. -:
z .I3. An ac, TO increase the powers Of, the
Commissioners Of Gross Roads for Char
lesion Neck: -. e 2.t5 s. -, g.
IA. AN act 10 incorporate the South 4
Carolina Press company.
l5.SAr act to authorize the United
States to purchase a sufficient quantity of
land TO builda Light House. "
16.s An act 10 amend,the. charter of5lhe
Charleston Insurance and Trust Compa:
nys and also TO amend au. act onlilled
IAN act loreduce the Capitol of the Char:
Ieston Insurance anda Trust Company"
passed 18Th Dec, i 843.g ~, u. 3
q.l7.sAn act To- confirm in: J John S. Bird,
4 naturalized citizen, the title 10 certain
otsin;lhe city of Charleston.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29

may be acquired by arms of The Uni:
ted States, or yieldedby treaty with any
! foreiga power, bel9gs 10 the several
States Of this Unioaas their joint aud
common properly, which each and all
have equal rights; an that The enactment
by the Federal 1GoWnment of; any law
which should Gdirecli or by its effects,
prevent the citizens dpny State from. en-
igraling with their prperty;s Of whatever
description; into sub territory, would
make oil|nwarranled by and
in violation of the CoitiIntion and rights.
of the Stale from whiaf such citizens EN- :
igratcd, and 10 derogdon.of That perfect
equality that belongs Che several States
as members the Ui5nrand would tend,
directly TO. o.subyerltheU Union itself. ~
8, RESOLVED, ) Thai Elm disregard alike
Of Tie spirit aud priliples. Of The act of
Congress on The adm sion ofsthe State Of
! M issourri into The Uni, generally known
as the Missouri Com Dmise, and OF every
considerations of iuste;sof constitutional
| right aud Of fraternt feeling, the fearful
issue shall be forceiupon the Country;
which mus,sresult fro The adoption land
attempted %enforcema of The proviso.
aforesaid, as an acteS tihes General Gov,
ernmen,. The people oSomth Carolina can
have no difficulty III: DOSING :beiweeD.th
only alternatives thaGill thensremain, Of
abject sub mission ID ggression aud out
rage ontbe one ,hanbr@ determined re:
sislance on ,fe ot6eh alEhazards, aud
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-02-24
IN ATTACHMENT.

State of Michigan, $ In Justice Court
County of Wshtenaw, before C. H. Van
cleve Justice of the Peace in and for said
County.
Walter A. Buckbee, NOTICE: is hereby
Marvin ~ Minor. Of g Abatement lnep I has
been issued by the above named Jus
tice of the Peace in favor of the above named
Walter A. Buckbee Plaintiff against the goods,
chattels, rights credits moneys and effects of
the aboue named Marvin Minor defendant, re-
turnable on the 9th day o; February A. d. lS47
and that the trial of the said cause is adjourned
until the 9Th day of May A.. d. lS47 at one o.
clock in the afternoon at the Office of said JUS
tice in the Township eff Ypslanii is said County
WALTER A. BUCKBEE. Plaintiff
Dated Ypsilanti Feb. 9Th. IS47. 5w