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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12
ROPE sTO..E.

lust received and for sale by George Vennemman
- ~ Company.
10 Cords Mantle Halter Rope,
10 do Hemp packer yarn,
do Mantle Bed Cords,
bales No. Oakum
% doz Marble ploughlines
IL do Hemp Bed Cords
so lbs Hemp and Cotton Irvine;
l doz Zinc Wash Boards
bbls Cider Vinegar
do Brandy,
3 do $. NJ Wine
10 do Gin. Whiskey
5 do Port Wine
so ps. assorted Market Baskets.
je - q. VENNEMAN, & co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
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BosToN, June 2.

BUsToN, June 2.
The steamship Niagara arrived this moIn-
ng from Liverpool, with dates TO the goth
n IA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12

iel G. VENNEMAN, &c co.
CNHERIFF Sale.-By virtue of a special writ of
~ Execution against Frederick WetzeI and Marga-
kehrt sued out fthe office OF the Clerk OF ihs
Vande burgh Circuit Court in favor OF Horace Dun
ham; will on Saturday the l7Ih day of June, A. D.
1913, at the door OF The Court House, in the City of
Evansville between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M and
O'Clock P. NJ OF said day expose to sale at public
auction and outcry, rst the rents, issues and profits
Tor the term OF seven years, Of the following describ
ed real estate, viz:
That piece of ground lying in Lamasco City, in
the county OF YanderbuTgh, which is bounded as fol-
| lows:
Beginning in the northern boundary of said City of
Lamasco, on the west side OF the seventh avenue,
and running thence south withthe side OF said
avenue one hundred and twenty feet more or less TO
the corner of Eleventh street, and seventh avenue,
thence west, three hundred and eighty feet thence
north one hundred and twenty ieei or less, 10
the northern boundary oil said city, thence with
the line OF said city, three hundred and eighty feet
the place OF beginning.
And should no person offer or bid for said rents,
issues and profits sufficient TO satisfy said Ex-
ecuion, and interests and costs, Will al the same
time and place. proceed to sell al public al ction and
outcry the fee simple of said above described premises
10 satisfy said execution and interest and costs due
thereon lnay26 JOHN ECHOLS S V c
4 DEMONSTRATORS Sale of Real Es.
n tate.-By virtue of an order Of the Probate
Court of Marlborough County, made at the May term
lS4S of said Court, will on the oath day OF June
1913, between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and o.
Ms VI Jay At QOOr OF the COuTt house
i'm the City OF Evansville, offer at public auction the
following described tracts OF land, being the land that
SamuelC. Meloon late of said County, died seized,
namely, the south half lot number 2OS in the
Donation Enlargement OF the City OF Evansville. for
~ acres the south west quarter OF the south west
quarter of section number twenty -one in Township
number six, south of range number ten west and
ten in the north of the east half of
the South west quarter of section number eighteen in
Township number SIX, south of range number nine
west. A
Aiso-The following tracts OF land subject 10 the
e estate of the widow, the same being set apart by
the Probate Court, at Yanderburgh County, for her
DOVER namely, 40 acres the south quarter of the
south west quarter oil section number twenty -four in
Township number six, south of range number
west and thirty acres, the north end Othe north
east quarter OF the north quarter of section num-
beer twenty-five, in Township number six, south of
range number ten west, all in Vanderburgh County,
Indiana.
Terms OF SALE.--One third of the purchase money
in cash. one third in six third in twelve months
from the day ofsale, by the purchasers giving their
notes with approved security waving all benefit from
valuation and appraisement laws &,
NAV 25 JAMES T. WALKER admir-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12

The estimate of value has been made up by TAX
ing the average prices paid at Lafayette during the
season OF lS47.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
New store nj Fulton.

DL0GK, BROTHER & co. have Just rc.
, eeivrd and are now opening large und
splendid assortment Of goods, consisting IN part Of
the following
French, English aud American Prints; 81 l-'l
al nruwn aud Bleaehcd Shlrliaes aud Sbeelings'
81, IL Va osnHbergs, Is, IL Lowell do
blpaeh5i aud brown drllmgs, checked tweedsr
pcntenliary stripes, padding, Scotch plaids, green
baraae, French bombazines, alpaca luslfes, black
and twiIled alpaca, red, white, green aud yellow
Aannels, satinrt, Kentucky aud gold mixed irans,
s-.ltahle damusk buck aud white boblne, bishops
lawn, hook aud Swiss muslins, striped ramhfleks
aud jaekonets, Marlborough stripes, blue denIms,
bIark aud colorrd eambficks, IRISH linen, printed
cotton drills aud eatlonadcs, apron aud furniture
che ks, baos iubhy velvet, printed lannels, blue
drills and nseys Georgia stripes, linen aud cotton
tapes, silk. cotton and madass hnndkefehiels
lrin led shawls lailofs' oauyass, Russia sheelngs
diale et, brown holland, cotton fringe MaHcillc'
aud gfaas skirts, ieuillng, cotton aud wnrsicC
binding. selicia, black aud eolored cotton cord
craze d'aines, blue, red nud white blankets, tick
ing, muHqnilo netting, Georgia jeans, aud King
slun plaiaa, &c, Ne.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
Gin .lsalltltact0ry.

fE,IIE undersigned afy now manufacturing their
improved COTTON GINS at Minden, La,
aud are prepared to furnish planters with superior
Gin.slands, made alter the latest and musl i'm.
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within l2i miles Of Mnden, or at
Washington, Columbus OF Fulton, Arkausas, free
Of any additional cost al orders from distance
will be promptly attended To- For any information
relative 10 the quality Of their Gins, they refer 10
Gen. q. d, Royston, William Cmblree or William
Vaughn, Hampstead county, or Henry NJ. lie.
may, y, Strickland aud A, c, Owens, Lafayette
county,
LACkY & SHIELDS
MInden, I.a., May ~, lsl1.23.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
n Noticc.

COUNTY or HEMPSTEAD, Scr-ht III,
v May adjourned tenn Of the Probate court oil
Hampstead county, Arkansas, A. d. ls4s, the
following administration and guardian account,
current were filed for confirmation a, the next
July term Of said court
Joseph Caldwell, administrator Of Wm. Cald.
wells estate.
H. Binford administrator Of Samuel West.
estate.
Thomas Hubbard, Administrator Of Joshua Tu.
quas estate.
II. T. Cook, administrator of William L. Cook S
estate.
HuIdab Clark, administrative Of Benz. Clark,
estate.
James Gibson, public administrator Of John
Rooinson's estate
Amelia Vaughan, .xecutriS of John yaughan's
estate,
William F. Hamilton, executor of R. Hnmil.
toms estate
William Moss executor Of James Moss estste
labez S. Smith, executor Of !. c. Tupper's estate
Henry c. Boyd. guardian Of William II. BOYD
All persons interested in the settlement Of said
estates are notified 10 come forward and file ex.
ceptons TO said accounts IL any they have, on or
before the second day Of our next Probate court,
ut 4 court 10 be holden at the courthouse In the
county aforesaid, on the second Monday Of July,
A. d, 1913, or they will be forever barred from
excepting 10 such accounts or any item thereof
Teste: S. 7 SANDERS, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

Arp To IRELAND.-Thc Irish Relief
Committee OF New York city have pub
lished full report of the important trans.
actions with which they are entrusted.
Ii appears that the total cash donations
for Ireland amounted TO Sl7l,3i7 q, and
the donations in brcadsiuils, provisions
and clothing, TO S7O,65 55-toial, S2i2,.
0l2 30. The largest single giil WAS that
OF Mcssrs. Corcorun n Riggs, the Wash
ington bankers, $4,000, a lady also gave
$1,000, by the hands Of VIM. Wood, Esq;
James l.. Wadsworlh, Esq, of Gcnescc,
$1,000. On the ID Of February last, there
was balance OF some 5000 in the hands
OF the treasurer, The amount OF freights
paid by the British Government on articles
sent from this country for the relief OF
Ireland and Scotland, was Cl2,673 l7s.,
or upwards OF S2l0,00O.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
Notice.

,l,lIE subscribers have just received and oiltr
! for sale=-
50 Hall u sprers NJ, aud . floughs,
Cooking aud Warming Stovrs,
Nhisksy, Sugar, Cniire, Molalses,
lmprfiii aud Young Tyson TEE.
Port aud elarrl Ninr, soup, lfon, Castings
Nails, Cotton Yarn, Nc
In connection with our business nnVe established
4 TIN SHOP.
and will furnish Tin Wafe in large N small qaau.
llits, on accommodating terms, lali work eAr'
euled with dispatch.
BLOCK. BROTHER i Ga
Fulton, Maruh %, isls.l6If
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

The Cairo Delta says, that on the
night Of the 18th inst at the hour of mid
night, man delirious with the smallpox
was on account of his disease huddled off
the steamboat White Cloud at that place
and left lying at the edge ofthe water with
out any attendant and without notice be
ing given to any citizens. His body was
found in the river a few days afterwards
These facts were found by tho coroners
rry.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

Selections from AnylNs CYeLorrplA OF
Moral AND RELIGIOUS ANECDOTES.
THE ACTOR STABBING HIMSELF,
A number oisyoung men were once
engaged in acting the tragedy ol eBerlram
or the Castle of st, A1obrand, nj Nash
VILE. Mr.. ]. j, Mclaughlin, formerly OF
llopkinsville, Ky, was engaged TO act
the part of Bertram. whose part It was
during the progress of the play 10 icign
to stab himself For this purpose he had
provided himself with Spanish knife
As the tragedy wore TO its denouement
his excitement increased, and the gloomy
spirit of the play was upon him with u
power that made strong impression of
reality upon the hearers, aud nude them
shadder us he pronounced the following,
accompanied by plunge of the dagger
that brought him 10 his death
aBertrsm hath but one fatal foe on earth,
Ind he IS here" StaJs himself
Ii was ut this moment that he plunged
the weapon to his heart Ii was doubt
less the result OF the excited feelings OF
the actor, who had too absorbingly enter.
ed into the dreadful spirit OF his hero.
We eharitahly suppose that he had no
premcditaied design Of ending his life
with the play; but his complete identiii.
cation OF feeling with the part he acted
led him TO suicide as analuml consequence.
The halmcination, II such we may
call it. did not end with the plunge oil
the dagger. His feelings bore him along
yet further. There WIS still, aiier some
exelamatinns OF surprise from the tragic
monks, diving sentence for hun 10 repeat.
lie went through il with startling eiiet
lWah burst ef eraitatlOH.
Il died no felon's death
Awarior's weapon freed a warrior soul,
While he was pronouncing these, the
last words of the tragedy, his eyes and
manner were icariully wild, the blood
was falling from his bosom npon the
young gentleman who had personalcd the
then lifeless lady IntogeRe' A soon as
the las, words We're pronounced, he fell
Ito rise no more. '-Laiy'S NerSpapef.
-~~---~~~~~-~-~-~~~
YucATAN.-fhe latest dates from Nu.
catan are of the 18th ult., via Vera Cruz
The Indians had violated the terms nl
the truce agreed upon, and hosiililies
were recommended. \ letter TO the
Iroo Iris, says.
"fhe troops OF the canton Of lzamal
have for the last few days, eqnalled the
expectations Of the people, as they have
defeated the insurgents with great slaugh-
ter Three hundred men OF various corps
stationed at Sulpccl, aud assisted also by
two hundred OF the light troops. twice ON
the sth repelled the sayagcs who, more
than 1000 in number attempted 10 possess
themselves of the town. Here We see
how easy II IS to fout these hordcs OF
harharans. impclled only by audacily
and the state of topor into which they
have fallen. Not content with this be.
cause one victory IS always the precursor
of another. they sallied ont on the 9th,
to attack the insurgents in their enirench.
ments. The troops of Moiul have also
inflicted great defeat upon the Indians,
OF which we have no particulars for want
OF official reports. But it is certain that
we have achieved another victory, on
which we congratulate the public and
ourselves.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

CRIMINAL IMrupENcE.-rhe PhGnix.
vile tPa,) Pioneer states that on the 2lst
inst; party Of dozen being in a boat
upon the dam at that place, some of the
men commenced rocking it 10 frighten
the women, when it was overturned, and
none of the party being able to SWIM,
three young children were drowned be-
fore aid could be rendered.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

However oppressed truth may be for a
time, she will, at last, rise above oppres-
sion. False friends may betray her in.
considerate advocates may weaken her
influence, or suspend her action for the
present; but IN due time she will assume
her proper seat, aud sway her rightlul
sceptre.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
UABLE
FAMILY COMP

SlX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
- of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of the
Heart, ana oil Female Diseases 23i pages. 2s
engroyings Paper 80 cts,i bound Is cts. Mai
to any purt--pos,age . l2 cts,
Shoulder Braces aud Chest FSpanders 80
Mail to any part, so els. postage. Mhalnr
Tubes, silver, 80, by mai, letter postage. Ab.
dominal Supporters perfect, IS to $40, for all
Ruptures, Falling Of the Bowels and Womb, and
Weak Back, aud Chest; sent by Express every.
where For Braces or supporters, or Rupture
Supporters, give height from head to foot, and
circumference Of person next the surface, lust
above the hips II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods,
Address Dr. 5, 5. FITCH,
lO7 Broadway, New Yolk, post paid.
FEB, "a, ls4s 90.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
DIR. Il p WILLIAMS.
Hays Iinimcnt,


Warranted 10 cure the Piles. Long experience
has established beyond controversy The singular
efficacy Of this LiuImenl IN the cure or that pre-.
yalent aud painful complaint, the Plies, Such
vast numbers have been cured by the use Of it,,
aud so extensively is the article known, that little
need be said by way of introducing il 10 the notice
Of the public. Just received aud ior sale by
DIR r. +. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
.NeT GO0dSt

rsNllE subscribers uie now receiving aud open.
ing large and well assorted stock Of goods
suited 10 this market, which have been selected
with great care and are now Offered to purchasers
at rs low prices and on a- good terms as they can
be procured elsewhere. Our stock is general, com.
prising staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware,
Cutlery, Saddlery, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes Crockery, Glassware, Iron, Steel, Nails,
Castings, Tiuwufc, Carpenters and Blacksmith.
Tools, Groceries. Sc, sc &c
A, BLOCK & son
Washington, Ark, April 2G. lsII.2O.f
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
BLOCK, BROTHER s. co

MOULD particularly invite the ladies 10 call
w aud examine Their braulilhl assortment al
Bucna VISTA Stripes aud luhes.
Printed aud Puiuted MuslIns,
Muslin Bingham, PLAIN aud striped,
Gingham. Fancy llandkefchiets,
Bonuels. Ribbons, l.aers Edgngs, r,c, etc.
Also to Their splcud.d assorlmrnt Of NAass ul all
kiuds aud quaIlc,
fnlion, May l,.lsi7.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
MAR6WmaRI

Knives and forks, carving and butcher knives
pocket aud pen kaiyrs, scissors, shears, faaor,
braces aud bits, singling haehals, shae aud naI
hammers. drawing knives, haudsaws, gIn, mill aud
bas,pd flies, nurse msps, iifmff aud sueket chs.
srls single aud double plain lils foot adzes, cup
laar. I'LL. chest, French, pad, plate, nm aud
carpenters knob locks, flint aud percussion locks,
round aud Hat spring bolts, sine pineefs, sheep
shears. Enob laieles, door handles, Salief's spring
balances, brliunia and iron table aud tea spoons,
hiass, raird aud mon siirurs, spurs scfcw.dfiyrn,
bullet maulds, bras and black collin uai's, violin
strings, gimblris, percussion eaps, eofksefews, ish
hooks aud lines, teahells, pegging and sewing avis,
bras. eandlcsiicks, hand cnl and teneni saws,
sloyels and longs, sythr blades and siekles,
smoothing, fore jack and iainter planes, wool
AID oliian cards, MANILA anl cotton rope, plow
lines. aud bed eords, Collins aAos, broad axes,
nuycrs. parliament hingrs, butts and screws, coffee
mills, hooks aud hinges lioca wagon boxes waffle
fols, ifaw knives, grass aud eanr syihesi Caro-,
lima easlsieel aud grabbing hass, sad irons, grind
,lours. aX aud truce chains nails aud bfads Of all
si7es, shoyrs spades, patent balances, sieyes,
gatien akss, fry pans, plow mends, Iron Of ull
kinds, English, Gfrman, aud rast steel, hollow
ware of all kinds aud descriptions such as ovens,
sl'lleis pts aud kettles, &c. Il
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

YouNo WoMANnooB.-"Thc swcetmoon
on the horizons verge, athought malur-
cd but rot uttcred-a conception warm,
but not glowing, nor yet ombodied-the
rich halo which prcccdcs the rising sun
the rosy down that bcspeaks the
rpening peach-a howcr-a llowerwhich
is not quite flower, yet is no moro u bud.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
New store nj Fulton.

MESSR>. COLLINS, LITTLE 4 co.
RE now receiving aud opening large and
~ well assorted stock Of goods suited to this
market, which have brcn selected with great care
In Boston aud New York and are now Offered Ia
purchaser. at as low price, aud m as good term.
as they can be- procured elsewhere.
Our stock Is general, comprising Staple and
Fancy DIV Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlcfy,
Clulhnr, Hats. Boots aud shoes. Crockrp, Glass.
ware, lion, steel Nails, Castings, Tnwafe and
Carpenters Tools. Groceries, SC Sc. sc
COLLINS. LITTLE & co.
Fulton, Arb, Feb. ., lsis.9
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
pcasc,s Ilnrehonnd Cnndr.

For clearing the voice aud relcaving coughs,
colds, hoaRencss, irritation Of the throat, asthma,
whoopiug cough, &c. Just received and for sale
by DIR L. Z. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

The Mississippi Free Trader gives an
account Of the apprehension OF a negro
runaway in that city, after a desperate
resistance on his part. The fellow had
become Il regular bandit having a lurk-
ing place near Natche2, but frequently
venturing into the city. lie snapped a
pistol several times at his pursucrs, and
was not taken till he had been several
times wounded
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
COp0rfHershiV.

n HE undersigned having entered into partner.
ship on the lsl Of Apul, lsI7. for The pnr.
pose Of doing general Nimagc aHd Commission
BpsMrss, ia lh, town Of Fulton, under the name
and style Of Block, BburnER 4 Co., would re-.
specially inform their Iirnds and the public gen.
ouhy that having leased the Upper Warehouse
Of Mr. T.. J. Smith, they are now prepared to
receive goods on storage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May /, 1871
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
THE LIGHT ORA uGnr STEAMER
Franklin,
s. ". vANDgRGglIF, MASTER.

se11N llNiNo been thoroughly re-.
S,N,-lS paired, and well iurd up for
80 .ss.-i.srJsts The accommodation Of pms.
.enrers, will ply regularly between Fulton aud
the Head Of th, Ran, leaving Fulton on Monday
Of raeh week. Tic Franklin is ycry light dmught
and will consequently BE- able TO run bctN
these two points al almost any stage Of water
Whenever the water viii permit ,bc will mu
through the Bayou 10 Shreveport. 4 share o
public patronage Is respectfully solicited,
Fulton, Feb 2s, lsis-l2.U
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
Gin, Mandatory

YPNllE undersigned still continues 10 iUanuiae
i lurr Improved C0fTON GiNSt our mtr
sauih.wesl aI Washington. lis TINS ATE mair
OF the be.i Materials aud will be Walnultti 10
perform well, aud Will be sold on accommodating
terms,
For all repairing the cash will be expected al
soon as the work is completed
J. L. CROSBY.
Washington, March ~, lsls.l6.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
dopariner>hip Notice.

ry,HE undersigned having tbs day associated
wuh himself IN hu,iuess has -on DAVID
BLOCK. the business hereafter SKILL hr conducted
at the old stand IN Washing ton under the slylr Of
4. nIadk y Sos lie woui avail himself ai this
occasion to frium bs sincere thanks ia In. old
friends aud customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO him. aud assufrs them that
no s,ertions will bf spared to msri a continuance
il by the new finn
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington Ark, April aG, lsi;.aO.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
~ n &c
WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH
WILLIAM II. ETTER,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY

At THREE DOLLARS PER AN.
Nun If PAID IN ADVANCE;
FOUR D0LLARSlfPAlD AT ANY
TIME WITHIN SIN MONTHS,
OR ~ FIVE DOLLARS-fQ II
PAYMENT BE DELAYED UNTIL
AFTER TIE EXPIRATION OF
IuE YEAR.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05

DIR. FahnestoeL's Celebrated ycrmlfugc,
A safe and most eilrciual remedy in all cases
Of Worms. For sale at the drug store Of
DR. K. 7. WILLIAMS.
May IL, l5Is-2J
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
Terms 6f .sdrersisiag.

9I-for asquafs Of 10 lmesor less, llntinsertlon,
ONE DOLLAR, aud chsuhsequrntinseflipn rIfTY
cENfs; over 10 lines, and mol exceeding l5, to bo
charged ar a squaTe and a hall; over ID, and not
exceeding 20, astNo squares; aud in that proper.
ton for longer advertisements,
ltAll advertisements To be paid for In advance
or payment assumsdb SOME trrsponsiblepeson,
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR.
(rhvARLE QuARrERLy)
Noieseeedng l0lines renewable at pleasure $50
30 30
90 50
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS.
lOlmes or less. each additional
3moulhs, $500 square, 81 90
Il IN IN : u0
u Ii 90 ~ 90
hiladteiIstmeuis uf prrunhl alterations will
Ia Bll easfs be- charged doubr.
Al aaFgrlisemfHts must be mliked wih the
nulHtsf al insertions, Otherwise They will b, ,en-
unuaa lofld, aud charged atcutdmEIsf
Ne rrnou wllhe announced - a candidate for
ANY oller, without the adsaner payment ol i've
dollars
lzlob work musi be paid for on delivery.
No paper will he discontinued only at the dis.
crriioa oi the publisher, uuiil all arteatages arc
paid
Al lrtirn musi be post paid
Single copies oithe paper l.! cents
The above rules wili be slnetly adhered to-
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
DR. wIsTAR'- BALSAM or WILD
CHERRY.

For tho cure OF consumption, bronchitis coughs,
colds, Inilucnzas, bleeding Of tlio lungs, asthma,
liver complaints, difficulty Of breathing, PAIN IN
the breast aud side, sc. A few doz just received
and for sale by
DIR. L. T.. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
DIR. Hs.P. ii TT.

81 INVITES the attention of all wishing 81
fA TO purchase IN
AInhInInnn nrnr. r,nAnI. aud n,n s.i,,nh
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-05
DR. Ie. u. WILLIAMS

HAS Just received aud OILERS for sale the 70
III lowing valuable preparations
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-29
Charles County Court-Fe5ruary Term,
lS4S

4 N application to me, the subscriber, an Asso-
~ ciate Judge of Charles County Court, by pc
t1tlon IN writing of Thomas SMooT, of said county,
praying for the benefit of an act of Assembly, en-
titled an act for the relief of nsovent debtors,''
end the several supplements thereto, a schedule of
his property and list of creditors, so far as ascer
tanned, on oath, being annexed, and he having sat-
isfed me that he has resided in the State of Mary
land for at least sixty days Immediately previous to
his applications and having also stated that he is
unable to pay his debts, and that he is now in GUS
tody for the same do, therefore, order and adj
Judge, that the said Thomas Smoot be released and
exempted from Imprisonment for the said debt or
debts and that copy of this order be published in
the Port Tobacco Times, newspaper published in
Charles county, once week for the space of three
months seccessively, before the third Monday of
July next to give notice to his creditors to appear
in Charles County Court on the said third Monday
of July next, to shew cause, ifany they have, why
the said Thomas Smoot shall not have the benefit
of said act of Assembly and the supplements there
to prayed.
Given under my hand this 26th day of Febru-
airy, Ammo Domini, ls4s.
EDMUND KEY.
True copy-Test: w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
APP l3-3m.