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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

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s5ss=sssssz boat DUCK RIVER, samuel APpsgale
2q INST al clock P For freight passage apply
on board foot of CustOmhOuse street, or to
Jy24 Y. b. SMITH & co, 81 Magazine street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

SUNDAYS, from City to Iake.'..i55 and md lg a N.
Lake TO city ......:....8, and II A. M.
" ~, ., ia, ~ and 81 P. N.
WEEK DAYS, from City to Lake..y .oaa,i g A NJ
Lake to Gly'...a =. ii s, ,,.,id a. N M
rnu1a- IAMEs KTOCKTON. Snperlnendent
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LArIrrnr. . 578ON.-LoNeLrrDE. 81 " -. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

POLICE NEws.-This department of the press is
getting to be remarkably dull, for the reason that
orr city is getting remarkably moral. = About two
thirds Of the thieves have gone away, some to Nj
agara and some to Newl ork. Those persons.
therefore, who have pocket-books with nothing in
them can consider themselves perfectly safe
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TO lLI WHOM Ir DaTHIN ANY WISE CONCERN.

NTOTIcE L h<pahv eaesa ahat In conformity IN with nn noe 6f xhe GAnefAl Assembly of the State of Arksnsas, iliiksd snaet prescribing the mode of confirming titles 10 lands sold under inc laws of this Slrte, and for otser Parposes, sp. pfuved Nov. 3d A. D. 1858. Tbat fn pursuance or the laws of tho State Of ansss; regulating the cot. lection of taxes therein, Henry A. Engcls as Shern and collector within and for the county of indepen- dense in the State of Arkansas the fourth day of November A. D. 1899, st the Court House door tn the town of Batesville In said county of indcPen- dence as public auction did sell the north easa quar- Ter of section enc ti) of township eleven north in range four t4) west of the fifth principal merefian' containing one Hundred and sixty acres lying ia the sald couHfv of flndependence in the Stale e Arkau- sns, to Isabed 4. Pelham, for the sum Of live dol- lars and eiehtys1 cents; that being the amount CT the taxes and costs then due on said traca or or land, which sum the said Isebetia 4. then pasd the said Henry A. Engels; and the term of twelve months having expired after the said day of sale, and no person having redeemed sad tract of hand, and the said Isabella .f having presented to the said Henry A. ERgels the cerihcate granted by him such sheriff and collector nt the tune of thc purchase thereof, to the said Isabelle .d and the said Isabella requiring him as such Sheriff and collector to execute to her deed in due form of law for said tract of land, the setd Henry A. Engcls such sheriff and collector executed, ac- knowledged and delivered in due form ot law, on the 2Jth day of November A. D. .S4O, deed of con veyunce To tnc said fsdpatd sd IW Sata LaSt Of land, by which he conveyed said tract of land to her and her heirs and assigns forever ;--And that the said Isabeile A. has since the sad saie inteF uarricd with, and Is now the lawfal vile of Gkaries B.. MaersdsT: and that under tho aforesaid sale and deed of conveyance to the said Lsaostd A the said Charles 3. Magruder, and Isabella A. his wife. now claim and hold the above described tract of land.
 Now, therefore, know ve, and all persons inter essed fereIn, who can set up any right 10 said tract of land in consequence of any informality, or rregulasiiy iltegality, connected with the said sale of said aBd for any other defect whatsoever are hereby notified, cited admonished, and required to show if any they can, at the first circuit court, which may be hold in Independence county. State of Arkansas, In which county said tract of land Is situate, six months after the publication hereof why the aforesaid sale of sad tract of land should not be confirmed, &e. ."
 CHARLES B. MAGRUDER, and
 ISABELLA A. his wife.
 Prtr. fee, S2l 5U. 23--6w.
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MONUMENT NOTICE.

"A erection cf aMonnrnentin hoaos of she officers and soldiers, who have fallen in the Mexican War, afe requested by the Monument Coutnittee, to pay over the same without delay, to inc Treasurer; and forward a Report, or the subscription upoa which the money was collected, to Col L. J. ReardOn, Secretary of the Board.
 The above notice Is given, because sufficient sum has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected with the removal ts Arkansas, of those who fell at the battle of Buens Vista and also because the Committee desires tc know the amount that has been raised for Mond ment purposes.
 A. E. THORNTON, Treasurer.
 Little Rock Nov 24th AT
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 Mir. Roger, this wilmot proviso bu mess will fs
 em sir. depend on it, said the agitat r. dec sivey whey esnt spgeaf Their infafaai insiitatons nv and slavery black fist o' shall neveY pein.e tho frss soi ot new ,eritsry; nor shsli The shrIrks oi @ytared GeEratss whip sf ie dcss b, cannihal i've drts eter be heard here; ues the ctans ing of the poor cresiases' manaevs as sicy go about their la ber; nof-----" "Bus,' interrupted the old man, warmly, "do they rsaf to plaai slavery there do . ey want te rmgrate and take s.ssS slaves iLsre1' sTe be ssEs ihey de 1sepased she aeiator. why de they onpose the provss maehY'' N, igabef,' sAid ed kogev. do yoa know old Squire Moog a, flAs north sndf well, he dont 20 to Roxburv ever !; hs tont sfaaf to % ;his rheumatism wen Ie h m sev; bae t<t as suppose ear Legislature shoua say tat tea sAosfdaf 20, do you Uni k ft old grnt man sNtcaats likely 10 bev@ry well pleased win n m Ne rgbi ts ges which they w"aid deprive Jim sf, Aaa hs waiassst upom his right. eve | on g hs ssesss ase sts wce lsEt tseads d. sgs7o sssarrhsr. s15ai5m-ea;-sas good ssEsias e.s" aS1 they rastsa-~ Bsstss Pe1
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THE POOR MAN.

God grant the poor man constant health 1s9 To toif for daily bread:
 He has no earthly wealth, 4 And must be clothed and fed sse The proud of place will grind his face,
 The hard withhold his hire;
 Great Parent, heed his piteous case, And guard his cottage fire.
 Thou catest for lhe little birds .. 4 That own no earthly lord ..5.,. '@' Thcu earsst for the focks and herds That chop the tlow'ry sward--
 Hearst the young ravens when they cry,
 Heed'st the young Hons roar,
 And wilt reward tks poor mans sigh vssass And meek petition more. !. Then gr mt the poor man constant health =. And strength Tor early toiI, .s.. With sweet content. the dearest wealth Of weary mortal moil;
 And granthim pow r to r,ls his mind. A-, To own aRection's sway, And nhfse the charities designed
 To smooth his pilgrim way.
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srArE or Aa4AFs.n. .l

STATS or ARxAesans a,Asr
 County of ytESfsbu3
 la the Jsfsfsen eyrnf ssssrs e sAs eAanrsry ssss ss fhffe9E fa Rueatien Fee tAe SfA lS4e. M ta stephen Hoaaell anA Eapsrsl 7
 A, HerIong, CsmPisiaants.
 Hat & Labati& II. M. Hart 's,,ys. .r ,.x stis s 0fthe 6Fm Of HAstG L,abati VI - ', -" i, of New Orieans and all
 other persons whomsoeyer.
 @VENHAT whereas tae sald accomplishments have thle 1 day filed in the Clerks office in the county of Jefferson in the clEcnt court on the chaheery sde thereof petition or bin for the confirmation ot tax title to the lands above described In said Clerks mo- tlee cohtaininiBg six hundred and forty acres more or less, given in the county oG Jefferson. on the south side of the Arkansas river, near Mosely z landing on said rivef The said lands were dlly ad vertised and sold by John j. Hsinfnsti, sheriH and ex-oeo assessor and collector o the taxes in said county. fDr the year lSI, for the taxsA thereof and were duly bought by said dcomplaiGants Tor the sum Of ten doilafs that being the highest and best bid for the samc and the amount of taxes for the said year The time for the redemption of said lands having expired according 10 law the said sheriff and off co collector executed his deed to said compliments in due form for the same and tbe said complananis have continued to paythe taxes thereon rom thence hitherto. Therefore the said defendants Hart and Labatt and H. M. Hart of the irm of Hart and La- bait of New, Orleans and all and every other person whomsoeteI. having or pretending to have any in terest in and to the aforesaid hereby no,i ed of the filing of sand petition oT b-and that they be and appear at the October term of said circuit court and show cause If any they can, m conse quence of any fnfornalty any fregularity or IL legality connected with such sale, why said title should not be confrmcdlo said eossplaRants, or said eomplainsnts petition bill will be taken as confess ed and the prayer thereof accordingly decreed.
 STEPHEN BONNELL. CATERS A. HERLONC.
 Printers fee, $ls.J 2s-6.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS. }
 rI T. xr. 4

STATE OF ARK sxsAs.
 Cauaiy of Jsgersoa.
 Ia ts Jefferson Csrcua Court. on tae Csaneery side
 thereof la Uacafion. Feb'y 5ih, lSis. stephen Bonnell and Capersl
 A Heriong. CSaplaindafs.
 vs. Hart and Labatt, and II. NJ. reuuou TOT eoaiI
 Hart of the firm of Hart LII" Ion U; ',N que 'o
 N Labatt of New Orsans, Ne''''" ''"us'
 and all other per-ons. De-
 feaddRis.
 THNhis day came said complaaan,a by Yell their 1 Solicitor, and file herein their Bill of complaint or Petition against said defendants the object of which Is 10 confirm their title in and 10 the ol lowing described tracts or parcels of land. situate in the county of Jeffersoa, snd State of Arkansas aforesaid, to.wit. "rhe \. W. fractional number l" six Township five south range nine west, contain ." ing e7. 56 acres. The south west fractional quar- " ter section 6, township south range nine west, Sl. 07 acres, south east fractional quarter G. town ship south, range nine west 9s. 63 acres, also, " the north east fractional quarter of township 5 " south range 10 west-section l-an0 the south " east fractional quarter of section in township " south range lowest containing l acres" hich said lands, having been first listed and ssed for taxation in the nsme of Hart X Labatt, for the year le3 and the owners thereof having wholly failed 10 pay the taxes, costs and Tenaliy due thereon for said year, were averii.ea and sold by Jno Hsmnet SherIh and ex-oicio assessor and collector of said county, on the Ssd day of November. 4. D. lS55,-- and were purchased by said compinnants for the sum of teu dollars and forty five cents-t being the amount of State and comfy taxes costs and penalty due thereon fos said year. and wbieh said lands not ee'ng redeemed within the time prescribed by law were conveyed by said shefi and ex offcio eoiiee- tor aoesld to said eompainants by deed dated Inn Ausa1. A. D. fs47, and duly recorded in the Re cordei's office of sa,d coun;y " Fa
 And in eortefmiiy Co the rssyer of said petition, II is ordered that the said Defsndanfs liar. and La. ball. and h. NJ. Hart ol ihe fsln of Her. and Tabar anf a other persons leFes,ed in hre r..,nises be no,Ined o' ths insiljgten and pcnispc, of rhs sut oy p"at'S0'ioa asrsof 'athe .ARKASsAs DsNxER,' Ia ewsPaPer al LlNie Bosk iu sahi lie bs week. ly nsettloa ioi SIX weeks SuccesS,rly-thr tasi insrf oS whereof to b. al least six months beforr the day oi the beu October term d cur crct cnast fof said court, which vii he begun and hold n al ,he court house oi said eouaiy. an the seeoad Moniay ct Oetobernfxt D. lsiS; ana t.ai auess thr V he said peendlnt', he ani sppsas te pr- t,s JadEr of our saii eie1i eellIl n ccSy sitting on in kss' Jay of said neS October rn If sail court ar sAe,s goo! eaSs< wly lhe tie 10 .si lands ss,lid s.et c confirmed to said Compiaiusnis in coa qga. ce ef a'g inicanaaty, iregaiatily. or illegalr, cana cf \ win sarh sac aiotfsaid, s&, cogapialaals S4ii Ps'tiua be ,aksn pe toafSssa sg ,a theul. and ,le prayer thereof Accordingly aearesi.
 TfiGsS.ss IANEs. cLEsx
 \ 'rre epry If the :rsesfi '
 fas. fee. sap. .. v Iss S h.3 'ss.'. ''I. ss.e
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CaLyorHia rttases to go back to Mcxico.--A letter from Monterey, Upper California IT. the New York Journal of Commerce. gives as follows the determi natien of the people of that Territory. It prehgures sresohwhe every man of reelection has long since anticipated: fS.nfind
 "Some ot your politicians talk of giving up Cali fofnfa Why you can ID more give her up, than you can the soil on which You tread, You may gay she shall go back to Mexico, but she wont 70 there; she will 6e territory and then State of the American eonfederaey, and nothing else We don | care 6g how you figure it ont on your political snap we have figured it out ourselves, and our work yin stand whatever may become of yourr"
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vis,oS ov Binps-As birds cannot get speeta- eiss, Providence has given them method of supply isg the deficiency. They have the power of con faetng the eye, of making 1t more convex. as to see specbs Aoa: in the atmosphere. and catch their iood; and also of fiattening the eye to great distance. and to .obseIve whether any vultuFe or ether animal is threatening to destroy them in ad- Aitloa 10 this they have film or coating which can suddenly be thrown over the eye to protect it. be- cause at the velocity at which they fly, the least speek cf dust would act upon it apen knife thrust
 nfo the busan eye. The hlm is to protect the eye. and the same thing exists in the eye 6f hosse.-- The horse has largeeye, very iabl. to injury from dust. and you watch it closely yon will see it re. turn and descend with electric velocity. It clears away the dust and protects the eye from injury. Ii the eye should catch cold the haw bardens and pro- Jets and ignorant persons cut t of and thus destroy
 this safe guard.
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GONaIiPTION,

CONSUIPTHON,
 AsthYua. BrouchitkspittiRg Blood, Pain fR the side nndreast, f,ore Throat, HoRrseness. Pdtation of the heart,
 NVhooping Ch, Group, Hives, Nervous Tr@rs, Liver C0m- plaiat and kensed Kidneys are Ranlly Cared,
 By YhompsOn's CotuHd Syrup of Tar and WONaphtha. A LrHOUGH th&eaf IatsIity of Pulmonory "A Diseases, at thine shows that there are par ticuIar cases that reu still too applicable the de- signaiion of robkesicordm-ih disgrace of Physicians-to this q of diseases; and that there are stages in their p,cess, which having once been reached, recovery is lb,ful. Still nc one should despair. The wriil of physicians, who have given to these ailectic particular attention, abound | with many recotdedhs of recovery when the pa- ] tient had reached ming hopeless stage of the disease: and there i$this time, remedy prepar- ed in Philadeiehia VI has met with the most ,I umphant and cheerif@ ccess in the most obstinate forms of THROATk PULMONORY DISEA- | SES-so as 10 have kined the sanction and em- poyment in the prack of many Physicians. Atiusiof, is had to fA MPS9k,S COMPOUND | SYRUP OF TAR aAY0OD NAPHTHA--the preparation of one, having given 10 Diseases of the Lungs and thei ans of cure the most care ful and thorough atteVn, presented to the public this great remedy.
 The soothing and ktive power of TAR has | often been observed iTxbere Coughs and Consump- ton. But in the abo{eparation. beside some of Our most valuable reg#e pectordis there is con | joined with il the IF&Naphfhd, medicine but 1 lately introduced, but Iich las been employed with the most satisG@y results in Enslsnd, in l Pulmonory Consumptk especially of Tubercu- 1 ous form.
 Read the following q Dr. Youngsthe eminent ocuiist:
 1 PHADELPHIA, Jan. IS, ". | Messrs. AGNEY & HSEY:-GeDtle,nen Hav- l ing recommended in Mpractice, and nset. in my 1 own family, THOMPSt's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WODNAPHTHA.T I have no hestsion in saying ths ss of the best preparations of the kind in use. antleons suffering from Colds 1 Coughs, Affections oF. Throat, Breast, &c., so prevalent at this seasoh the year. cannot use any medicine that will U or prevent Consumption sooner than Thornpsch hrompouhd Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha.
 l52 Spruce street. PtmpELpnIA, March Q, '44. hereby certify tlmli,er lingering four years wIth Pulmonary ConslA lAtion, and gipen up by four Phgsicidns. who prondued me tnsarabie, the dis caseswas arrested and is restored 10 heohA solely by the use of Thompsea Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphlha.
 MAE HANY, 4s Spruce st BS5-This invaluable &icine Is prepared only at inc North East cornere e'lfth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
 Sold also by 4 J. w. TAPE, 4iain St. Little Rock. Price of large bottcss or for S5. Beware of imitation.
 Dee. 6, lsi7. l3-6m.
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-LiFE's DiFricuLriEs-The first thing depend -upon It, IS to look upon new life with different eye; to resolve firmly and strongly 10 grap2le with the change which fortune has forced upon you. and to wiring from it su the benefits which il s capable efyielding, tocast away vain regrets, and io make seady Eot the future a new being. Asyo cannot ht your fate to yourself fit yourself to your fate; and 1t IS wonderful bow soon you will find ditilcuties vanish. disgusts disappear, and new sources of pleasure springing np where you least expected them. If there be anything in the past
 which goes beyond regret-any thing. mean, that yoa condemn, repair it as far as you have means, 60 that the shadow of things that you have Ielt be-
 hind you may not cloud the sunshine of those before ysu. FG. P. 4. Jamss.
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NEW ORLEANsTyP FOU NDRY
 Ind PrinterS Furnishing Warehouse.

No I7, CANAL STBEEr Row.
 VVNHE under signed beg leave to announce 10 Pub. N fishers and Printers, that they have established complete and extensive Type Foundry m th' city. The Book Letter of this Foundry vas cut to otde, by workmen ofioDg experience, and as no ex. nae was spared to obtain the handsomesi faces anc to perf, it in every respect, we will venture to say if will be tound as handsome, If not The handsomet in the United States. We have also very hand some as ,ortment of Flowers and Job Letter oi 'hs latest siyle, to which woGId i the atteniloa ei Printers before purchasing elsewhere. iii aTiieis' manufactured by us shall be oi mateT>sa equal ' not superior, 10 any manufactured al The No'th, a. as we shall sell Type al New York pfices, rs "s' to meet with enconragement
 We are now pfepared 10 manufacture bIA.' Rule. aud Type of any magnitude, nih pfoioP'' ness We would also particularly call tbe stsen- ton of Printers to our Leads, having an ea'ne 9s" sci of moulds. by which we are enabled 10 iuf- nish anersect article We are also Agents for me sale of the Napier, Washington ard snl'h Press es which together with Glasses, and Cases Co'a' posing Sticks. Furniture, Ink, and every o'nei I' ticle required in the Printing business, VIII os kent o,, hand and furnished al manufacturer PIT ces. ..,..S xn.,.
 Ed;iots and Printers wishing 10 establish NeNs naner ar lob Printing Offce will be furnished "ie an estimate in detail for the same, oy stsuHs a size of the paper the particular slyie ana q1ai'' ty of work to be executed ..;t, ..h. rt. The proprietors of newspaPeis "no VIII PeV ! Hsh this advertisement six fn1Sfhs; and send " nsr ,o onr office weekly, will De psid Tor the Ad'e, .;semen, by purchasing SIX tunes the amount oi s' yeItising bill if Type oo,x ! s,vua T. isa7. s-sma ". Q. Phnay'f"f'
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CALL AT JEFFRIES & SONS For New and Cheap G % d $,

TsHE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their \ old stand. to Bender's corner, and have just ceived in addition to their former stock (and are now opening) beautiful assortment of
 STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES:
 Brown snd Bleached Domestics,
 7.s heavy Virginia Lowes,
 A. do do to.
 6-i Brown Shifting.
 30 pieces beautiful prints,
 dozen pairs French Cottonade pants.
 Also variety of Masiins. Lawns, Grapes, Rough and Ready Bonnets. Bon. net and Cap Ribbons variety, Laees. Insertings Edgings, &c., &c., of a variety of patterns. Also Furniture Dimity, and aew style of win. dow curtain goods with Shoes and Groceries, &c &c An of which they will sell low for CAsH or to puncfual men on short time or will exchan5e them for the produce of the eonntry.
 c. l.. JEFFRIES & SON. Little Rock, Aug. 50, isi7. 5i-tf
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DRY GOODS.

' Q and 4-l heavy negro cottons; 4-i brown TO sheetnss; bleacised cotton fiannsls; plain and twiied red ffannefs; Ky. Jeans; paid merino
 nseys; fancy and dark prints; russia diaper; bird eye diaper; Irish linens received and for sale by
 Nov B. To- VIM. E. WAIT.
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GEM
ny rRr roEr SHELBY

hf rHE FoEr SHELBY. 'ssNhen young, loved. A that delicious age, So sweet. so short, love was my sole delight; And when reached the season to be sage. ssstd iosed on, for reason gave me light Age cOsnes at length, and liyelier joys depart, Hst geutte ones stilt kiss these eyeiids dim; = For still love. and love consoles my heart, &hsf e9uid console me foE the loss of him,'
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SPEGILIIIION!

TINIE undersigned off r sale. and will sell, \ to the best bidder, I kcres of land adjoning the city ol Little Rock
 He proposes to sell tw @cts of 50 acres each the residue in lots to sui lBchasers. Ia tho first 50, there is 90 of bottoul @i 90 ol upland, wlth house and other improvelia ias, and running water from the best SPRlNGS1pn the place. On the next SO there is 40 of hosn, 50 in cultivation, and 50 in woodland, and kil watered by the best Springs
 Forty acres adjoining Ely, which will be sold tO suit purchasers, is upllEbut of the best quality of upland in the neighborM. And the remaining 40 acres on the south sJ, J,fahe entire trict wldch will also De sold tn suit shasers is altogether up- land somewhat broken, al lDt of the best quality but has water and wood rAke it valuable.
 He will also sell three sVefc tracts of good wood land, in the north half of eDon 2, n, l2w, with in two miles of the city sAtle Rock.
 He will sell lot on e Main street, with q TWO STORY FRANizHOU thercon.- Also his corner buildings e3iarkham and Louisi- ana stroets.
 He will also sell his prsny ia Conway county, a valuable place in Poin lf move bottom on the Ark's River and above u Highest overflow; some improvements thereon. \
 It will be well in every mence to have apcrtien of the purchase money doas but as the undtrs! !gn- ed is determined to sell iul course of the winter for the best price that mas& offered, he will alsC make the terms to suit gu ,asers.
 Persons wishing to ew Ely part or parcel of the above property would do sI to examine for them selves and make proposals
 S E. A. MORE. Little Rock, Nov. 9, K l2-tf.
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Persons claiming the right of Pre-empton to lands lying within tho above named townships, are hereby noted to file their claims within the lime prescribed by law. JOHN MILLER, Register.
 Feb. l4th, lS4s.-24-l3w.