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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-25
A Queer Advertisement.

Bartholomew O'Flahcrty. Wing Maker,
Music Master, and dealer in dried apples,
from Dublin, gives the public information
that he has opened a shop in Pig Alley,
No. IL, where he carries on the business
of making ladies' caps, rc.packing pork,
and setting hens eggs under ducks, cx.
ccpt wha, falls down and breaks. Horse
iockies and ~farricrs may be supplied with
gauzc aprons, old saddles, smelling bottles,
and all other vegetables on the shortest
notice.
Wanted immediately, parcel ofbul.frog
skins, crookcd-neckcd squashrs, old gim-
hle,s, and such like garden seeds OF this
years growth. Quail traps fabricated and
renovated, also good pastnragc for breed
ing mares, or exchanged for the like sum
in the fund.
a large quantity of second hand brccch-
cs b. The single gill or less. Potash kct-
ties, lambs wool, silver ,~himblcs. besides
a great variety OF other mcdicines-onc
hundred gallons ofhog's lard. Tow-clo,h,
g~oosc-Grcasc and gridjrons, to be bartcrcd
for tasscled canes and soft soap. Horse
keeping, two sl,illings per pound, together
with Nova Scotia grindstoncs. and mcn,
women and children shaved, comhcd and
dressed at three slil!ings per yard. with
every other species of public securities,
and war.likc Instruments al their nominal
value. All kinds ofnccdle-work done with
accuracy and cross patch, among which are
two volumes OF the great works Of he lit
tie twce1lc, with one hundred pounds Of
birthstone, and a mons'rous heap of sIhok-
ed owls gizzards. Three pamphlets on
the infinite evil Of infinite folly, with an
infinite number of finite little minutes,
among which arc junk bottles and leather
aprons, supported by arguments pro and
con, with abundance OF swcallncats of tho
like kind.
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Going to Texas


The Yazoo Wing gives The E~rllov.;,r ~
count ot n family on It's way 10 Tcx1s. We
don't blame tho visitor f r DECLINING 10 ,r,v
cl with them:
Not long stree might have been seen nm
ne '!ckshnrg road, n sta d-looking old gen
i!o,nan on horseback, with his conf brttored
''ght around him AMI an umbrella hoistcd
over ins head, protectir e him from a driz-
z'!ng rain tina, had that evening "sct inn
Win every indication OF a continuance.
Ills horse moved sluggislly along as thonuh
Ja''cd by a long journey. The rider sccm1d
anNionsly locking for a whc ,ahou,s ia mss
the night, when a fire shor, distance from
the road attracted his attention.
lie rode tothe spot, and beheld, whit 10
very commonin this section of the country
an cncampmcnt Of a family Sa-moyinuh
by the fir, with logs of wood for pillows
and each wrapped in a blanket, were lviny
two icmalcs-near them a small chihd.
Leaning against the fore-whcel Of the VINO.
on was Il lad ,fabout ten or eleven wear.
OF age; lie wore n pair OF linsey-woolsev
trowscrs, too short for him, IL rounjabon,
that reached down his shoulders to his waist
no hat, and possessing one OF those tow.
heads of hair so frequently TO be met with.
among the piney wood mndescripts of Ala.
bama. There he stood crying most ,oci-
lerously.
Observation-Disclosures" roared nj.
ney wood.
The old gentleman rode UP to him, and
II a tone Of voice calculated to soothc the
Lads distress, addressed him.
What's The natter my son!"
"Alatter! Fire and d--n, stranpcri-
Don't you see nanny here shaking with
the ager.-Daddy's gone a fsfinp!aJim'a
got every cont OF money there is, piayino
pukcr at a bit antce,-Bob Stokes IL oors
on ahead with Nancc!--Sal's SO torned sj,c
don't know that stick of wood from seven
dollars and a hall--Evcry ono OF the lor.
ses III loose!-TBcre's 10 meal in the Wag.
gon!-The skiIlet's broke! The baby's in a
had fix and it's half a mile to the creek,-
and don't care a d--nif i'll nerfF.se Texas,,
Observation-Disclosures
The old gentleman gave spur TO his
horse and again moved forward, not having
any desire TO prolong his chance visit with
n family going to Texas.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-25
The Family Homestead.

Not the least wise of tho suggestions Of
the Governor, Is that of the security Of$the
family homestead. w have examined
this subject with aiEcares both on principle,
Iandsin ita practical effects; and every days
experience 10 Satisfying lis of i,s gDod poli-
3cy. Hc who projects most the home Of the
citizen, secures.most the good Of society.
The State is at last, but it's citizens; and
The aggregate viii mt be prosperous; if the
sevcrnl parts are insecure III those relations,
which make up at a lIeyents, the business
of life. The projections of the homesteadis
due, not TO the man seperate as.to the wife
and children. lnihe propcr education o.
the latter society3 has a large stake. They
must be either educated in virtue and
knowledgc,c or supported as pappers, 81 pm
ishsd MS criminals. The first will be attain
cd, to a reiy great degree, by making the
homo p~ermanentsand happy. Besides, cm-
igration Will be prevented. Bymterposiingg
between the misfortiinesoflife aI.4ylits me-
ccksities, the Stotc viii cnronrage; diligence
and incnlcate economy. Ifno other good
resulted, il would be enough thati it abridg-
ed credit. We do not meaIIthat credit, So
essential and SO beneficial to the social
state, which rests onindnstfy and honesty;
but that which sits, like d bird of prey, on
the gate which leads 10 tho family fnaasion.
and incitest to debt, in order that the family
property may be cngntfad. Bsmaking tho
homestead secure, tho mother; md children
wonid be placed beyond The contingencies
ofthe want following errors or misfortnnes
softte father. The mother would be ena-
blcd To- u and educate her children.
independent Of these difficulties, sosaeo
@hichit Is impossible 10 guard against;
pronounced by M~ontcsquieu an ace Of I'M.
rcmitted disease. Every State. with which
we are acquainted, has secured a bonie-
stead. In New York, The provision is large,
and the enlightened policy Of laWgivers is
every where establishing and extending The
guards thus thrown around tho innocent
md helplesa OF society! We know of no
act which will prove 81 ilnliorable to{the
Legislature and more aapan.ageoassio tho
Notwithstanding Hc,Us.sss
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O,ic of Witnesses.

During the trial OF Drnry on the torpedo
charge, in New York, Mr.. Clare, counsel!
for The accused, attempted an irrelevant
cross.eyaminatlon of Jacob b. Si,cys. and
came off second best. as below described:
Cross-cxamincd by Mr.. Clark. was
not an assistant justice at the time Of the
conversation
y. What are YOU now!
y. | was reared To the profession Of the
law, but whether | am a lawyer or not. I
cannot say Laughtcrl
Z. DO you write poetry and attend 10
the Indulgence Of poets fancy more than
to law
a. | sometimes do indulge in imagina-
ton, and think it more honorable TO do go
than TO take fees for legal advice which
] am not able to give. rL%augh;er.l
q. DO You not frequently indulge in i'm
agina,ion and fancy circumstances which
never occurrcd!
a. | tried to imagine that you were n
gentleman and a man of education, and |
had TO give II up as a vain Imagination.
Renewed laughter.
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His sword awas In his he,al,
Still warm with recent fight.
Ready that moment nj command.
'Thrruyb r,rl onti str,.l In smit,.

lIrOUpu TtCk uilu stcc W biuhc
They have fallen but not until Fame
hadrnrollcl their names high, very high in
her Temple, so grand and so t~owcrlng-the
INC of Taylor, Calhoun. Elmorc, Prem
tiss, King, Mason, Osgood, Fuller and Jones'.
Twelve short months ago, and Zachary
Taylor stood before the world az the illus
trious chief Of n mighty nation blessed with
the love and reverence of millions OF free
men, and in the tranquil enjoyment of eve
~ earthly bliss.-a few more weeks glide
away and become lost in the revolution Of
time, and all that is lett of the President and
the Hero, his dust, moves ON to the last
resting place Of mortality. in regal magniti-
ccncc, ay! in more than kingly %splcndor,
Tor his mound is honorcd by the poor and
the humble, and moistcncd by the tear OF
affection.
O!aitcr nll The tolls Of war.
How blc>t the brave man lays linn down
His bier IL Il triurnplial car
His grave * glory AMI pnown!
lie has fallen Sou,l, Carolina wceps
DER the tomb OF her most able champion,
for the eloquent tongue Of Calhoun will no
longer lisp the acccnts OF beauty ard sub
lIuIlty; to-day he rcposeth placidiy amid the
hailowcd precincts Of tho earth, and no
voice but that OF God can rouse him.
Death thou ~"lovcst a shining mark, F"
for Einorc, the talented and distinguished,
hath fallen al thy mandate.
Scargcnt =. Prcntiss has fallen! 4!
brilliant light has been qucnchcd, and tic
| picadcr has carried his cause up TO that
Tribunal from which there can be no APP
| peal.
And c~oulu'st not thou spare for 4 little
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The Distinguished Dead of1s50.
ny unIAm II. JUDAH. or MY.
Such In meytal'a feeding breath;
SuchsB IiEe,tand such In death.

They have fallen! Nay, not fallen in
the estimation FofS their countryman-~forl
theirimemories will ever flourish insgrate-
full remembrance-4but their names have.
been stricken from tho roll of living great
ness, and the tomb, that allotted tenement
OF mofta,iE- has c laimed its own.
Death, clad in his gloomy robes, has wa,i-,
,dered in the midst of c~loquence, ofYalor, Of
efnditiop, md Of worth, spreading dismay.
arolnd. Wherever he has roaned he has
canaea havoc. On the brow of talent lie.
'has stamped mn signct, and powerless be-
;camothe lips of el%oquonce;h s graspea tho
hand. of tho WARRIOR, and closed his ears 10
The sound Of the drum and the trumpet Of
battle,
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Jackson. the "Amcrican D2er.' attempt
cd, on the I'd. ult, to run rs miles in an
hour and a half over the Nashville track.
lie broke down on the 18th mile, and was
carried Ia bed in n state OF complete en-
haustlon. The Union says: 1--WE we're
at tho point where he gave up, and we
never saw a man look worse. lis muscles
were as soft as an egg" lie ran l3 miles
IN one hour and thirteen minutes, leaving
himself only ten minutes for the compile
ION Of the last two miles.
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iolal go NM5tSy 0NfJ
Or. Pickering arguest that tie human 81.
radiatcd from four x~entresA Fross
I'hibet, III Asia; i, from Hbyasinsa. iu sfT;g
ca; ) anaSA fEom North itd Safths AIaerics.
Author The MORRISON Hihaas
The New England Puritan site tl,af at
q public meeting held late IN GherfVsVs.
feyssgsJ CsinphsiI
Rev. Solomon IRtiidiijo nno 3 thn esrs
lest preceptors Of the academy al cherry
Vall!y, was the actual composer of most az
VIVA; is known as the Mormon Bible. IIe
wrote It during a period of delicate health.
to bcgullc some of his weary hours, and al.
so with design 10 offer it for publication az
4 romance. DR.. Robert Campbell. late of
Cherry Valley, and foster father of the first
Mrs. Grant of the HISTORIAN Mission, cali.
ing some years since upon Mr.. SpauIdinp,
had the manuscrip pit Of this notable book
sslownt TO him, and was also informed bv
Mr.. Spaulding that he had hopes of reap-
ing some pccuniary advantage from il for
himself and family. Mr.. Spauldinr has
been dead for some years. though il is be-
licvcd that his wife is still living in he
United States. How it passed from the
possession Of his family into the hands Of
Joe Smith, it is probable that Mrs. SpauId-
inys could tell.
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A remarkable suicide occurred a, S,vift
Creek, n. c., on the Dist NH. wbe,a
iicn'y Marker, only 10 years old, having
Decn drnhk the day before, was 80 asham.
ed oil his conduct that he placed the muzxle
OF a gun to his forehead, and pushed the
trigger with a stick, and sho, hi,aself dead.
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EXTRAORDINARY MAHHIACE.-Tho fol-
lowing extraordinary occurrence took place
in London: a gentleman, q widower, left
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I'he R:sces 81 Yanm.

Dr. Ghfales P.lckering. mn EnsIfali ais.
thor OF 6 hook entitled as afovc, Describes
eieyen-diaiinct Taceaspf Eias, founded On
whit me deems esseDsiai diffafances. Hu
thus %enninerates tiicrnand Tie population
OF eachrace:
Races. H,5yIAsSs
White, sS0,0GUs0Ul
aiei,goliap go.aglD;ula
Maiayan, sssa IMgo0nlAnN q
Teiingan, s0,NaSI.oSl
Negfes s# 65,1DD,oUkIs
haop 6,GAlelu
appsstnian I, OCT,
falpan. 3,ODaalQJO
nnstsaltai1 Eg0su00
Hottentot, btHIIins
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feret. h. fsnnd safliaent IN most nay he eati
Cd n IN Hiner " natt farming opets1ns are sns
renied
PA be- nsrd n the bsrn ra'd for mix np With mi
nal marnre shonli b due tbs seasnn and piled
~ drf lsnd vi sfe j. my ha alt7inea wanted In
tbs sitnsnn tn md rains gradually tis.irafe the
arl which The reat NAM vhen IN - tafufal bed.
and which mus be spelled nepl alzed leffs the
peat ear afrsra MN izhneni 10 pl,afs.
Deai . rart tbouldefs) fafu ntonns enen pherrd by
ihefn. my " h. done adranfag saaslRz $#te al.
are generally tic tes aid ms economical finer IN
sar situations. Jhey have tie impaf ree4mmsnaa
tim. Isl hen made IA proper n.anaer hey are
peri.tunl. \ fteach, twa feel drop. AID snmswhai
,,iler than tie btsa nf he vail should he dug 7 lhn
fnn1s,ion nhie. should b. flied with The smaller sones
ahsi ere nj SIT be for wall skffnl and practical
aaiyet VII laas Inv ia eeleci and rla-e s sfanes
as n mike the substantial md permanent ience
Raul.ts Tat are nai w5uled fir walls may be sunk
hy d,pirg haes under beside hsm deep lint They
my ri helnu tte depth which tie plough reaches
Thase VIII Lave adopted this mnde o dsposing Of btul
ders safe that is mnrh ess expensive lhan In ct
Item GU hy blasting th rewdef. emI 1ying sud
irafns t. take lletn svsy.
II -, n ettaup ns idns though entertained by many
f,rmers that improvement vii not pay. We belpve
In. is IN many lnsane = urged merely excuse f
earea..ness and negligence l. il .afs marin that.
what ~ ouh doing. il worth dung well We could
rsei hundreds 4 n.tsnrs where sreh Improvements
a. ~ hsye spoken II hara been mad with greater
profit The money expended. than IL te,zed N the
ntdnaty rniine Of farming. Tie ,nd. operated aro
fequeniy Of little value. hn, by outlay II flieen
II five dlars msde n ray annu,l interest
~ ffsn fry ia hundred md sometimes Two hundred
liars an acre.-. albany tMirntor.
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rTNlE annals ofmedcal seieucc aarng they do ample
pinol the power aud value Of many medicinal agents
furnished examples To with the sautarv FL
iccts produced by LAY Frs CHERRY pECT0RA1,o
The remarkable cures OF diseases ei the Lungs which
have been realized by its attescd they are by many
prominent professor aud in and ioregn lands
should encourage the afflicted to pereserc with the strong
assurance that the n-e Of the CHERRY PICTORIAL"
will relieve aud ultimately cutc them.
We present 10 the public unsolicited tesm onalS from
some OF the first men IN or country, Upon whose Judgment
and cNpencncc implicit confidence may he placed.
DIR PERKINS, Prcsnicnt oil crnont MfdieaI College
oil the most learned and Intelligent PHYSICIANS in the
country considers ecamposon rare excellence Tor
the cure ol that formidable disease, Consumption"
Norwich, April &c, tSi6.
nrI e hyer-Dear Sir.-Agrccablc 10 The reqoes, Of
Your agent Will ehcrtlly what have known Of
The ELECTS your lEltIN PECTORAI and they have
been astonishing indeed Mrs escy Strertr had been
cch with and relentless cough, which reduced
her very L." low that little hope could be cncrtone
Of her Numerous remedies had been tried without
elect before the CHERRY PICTORIAL. And that has
cured her. George Naknson, Esq, had to our knowledge
afflicted with Asthma for cieren ycors and grown
yearly worse, until the CHERRY PICTORIAL la. now
disease ard he any symp-
The Rev Mark Dane had been sey crcv
attacked with the bronchitis, disable him from hi. d-
ties. and nothing had afforded him relief until one M
lhuning) carried HIM bottle OF PICTORIAL. hic
cured HIM at once, and he oicates usual in his
place
These three Of the in which we have known it
successful, bn, never ofa We have great pleasure in
certifying to these facts and respected sir, hum
! bic servants, REV DAVID TIlORNlNt;,
HON JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among h. distinguished authorities who have given their
names TO recommend CHERRY PICTORIAL. as the best
remedy that known the Affections the Lungs are
elhe London Lancet tanadlan Journal OF Medical Sci
enre ""Boson Medical and Surgical Journal Charleston
Is iA Medical Reyieyn oNcy Icrse, Medical Renort
err, Prot Webster Harvard College, Prot BARTLETT Trans
yly1na University OF Medicine; President Perkins, YER
mont Medical College; DR. Valentine Mott, New orls
tiiy Parker Cleaveland Bowdoin COLLEGE Prof Butter
field Wloughby College, Ohio; Pro Brathwaite, Leads
(Eng.) Medical School, Sir Richard Kane Queens College,
Ireland, Prot Rascnbaum, l.cipsic.
The public have but know the virtues and astonishing
success OF the 'sG1ERRl PECL0RA, in curing discas-
Is o the Lungs. when they will feel from these dan
gers, whenever this remedy can be obtained.
Prepared by J. c. AVER. Chemist, Lowell, Mss.
For sale in .vnchhurg, by
JOHN II SEAN, Druggist,
Sept 3o-6m Special Agent lor the proprietor.
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1latiital.
PATRIOTIC HYMN

II RrF. g. " rFTntSEs
e d. HI .s-inr hr npon
drown native land'
TIE lad ar isfher> Won,
r.. -, ,,t,,=. t.4,.54
ivlrn The. fiji tt- f.#rz,.. r,tle
AID tbe trrasi,. I'm aefea.
The iree. 10 firh lie vide.
Col fsr aaf nafIt, land
n, 49,. -. -.
n-..s=f #s1..z...4 = -.
.#ta,..s... #..4,n
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Htr.flffN !:

EIr.sns0:
I itnes held in the Clerk Office, of the Circuit Court
"A ot Amherst county, Monday the 2nd day Septcm-
bcr 1850.
James w Cnppedge and Eliza his wife, late Eliza Til
Ter, James IL Jnncr and Sophia his WIFE late Sophia Til
Nancy Jane Christian and the SAID James H. JOINER as ad
mnietrator o Charles II Christian, deed. Plaintiffs
against
William Tiller Richard Tillcr Camm Seay, and Lucy
Jane his wife Late Lucy Jane ller, Aonzo Campbell and
Bc'sey Ann his wife late Besev Ann Tler, the admin
straa of John Alcoc When shall bcapponted James
b Davidson Executor OF Giles Davidson decd, Richard
laulrum and Burton 1.andrum in Their own right
ccnors OF Thomas anrum d. asd Trustees OF Frances
Christian dec the said Burton anlrim as administrator
OF Seaton Landrum, decd the administrator of James
anum, when shah be appointed the administrator
Nelson lanirum, when shall be appointed John Lard
rum, James Burh. and Sophia his wife, late Sophia Land
drum, William landrmn. William Campbell and Nancy
his wife, late Nancy I.andr1m, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this is have settlement of the adj
mnislraon oil tie estate 81 William Ier. decd and dis
tnbnion hereoa settlement OF the account Richard
andrum, guardian for the plaintiffs Eliza and sophia
and settlement oi thc administration o the Of Thorn
as landrum decd and distribution hereof appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that the defendants William
ier, Richard lllcr tamm Seay, and ucy Jane his wife,
John landrum William 1.audtm, William Campbell, and
nancy his wife, not residents Of this Commonwealth
the said defendants required 10 appear here
month after due publication of this order, and do hat
necessary To protect their ineresand
copy ot this order he published week. Tor our success
Ve weeks in newspaper printed in the Lynch
burg and posted at the front door the House.
tins County, on the first day OF the County Court
A copy-Tcse
Sept 16-wiw ROBERT TINSLEY. Crk
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vir:iRsH
n OF Campbell County, the I'd day oil September,
1870.
T.. l.. FAINT and - merchants and partners, trading
under the style and firm OF l. l.. FAINT Co. Plants
against
James Bass, Charles L. Smithson and John p. Buruss
Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The object Of this SUIT j. subject to the payment Of tho
plaintiffs demand any monies, debts otaer effects in the
hands o the defendant Bunss belonging To the defendant
Bass who isa resident Of the Commonwea-and the
said James A. Bass Is required to appear here within
mouth alter the publication OF this order and do what i.
necessary protect his ineressand Is ordered that
copy hereof be published week, for four
weeks in newspaper printed the town Of ynchbrg,
and posted at the front door OF The house this
on the first day oil the next County Court.
copy-rcste,
Sept 23-wiw J. ID. ALEXANDER, Clk
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LtCoRICE. LICoRICEn
VEN CD.N'CER.V.

ANlNt associated themselves together for The pn,nose
OF doing general variety and fancy good business
would respectfully inform their friends the public zen
orally that they receiving from the North large
and well selected stock goods such as are yen,r,l fund
IN Variety store They would invite all come and ex
anime her stock, hciorc purchasing elsewhere
determined TO sell such term. fail To pleas,
purchasers
Their House may be found door below X Stahl,,.
Drug Store, and nearly opposite T u Jcnnng. Grocery
Store J. A. & w IitrrItESoN
August St
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16-w4w ROBERT Crk.
1Ir.sHs0 !:

bfsshs0:
I Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
"A OF Amherst county, Monday the Ind day of Sepem
her, 1850.
Frances A. Dawson, Plaintiff,
against
William H. Tyler Joseph X. Irving, trustee, Benjamin
L. 1alaieno, Moore and Duncan, John Whitehead, Ihos
b. Royster, Peters and Harris, Hudson M Garland sury
wing partner OF Garland s Stout William +. Carter
mittee of Ohio Carter Warner Jones and amp
lin Wilson Peters, Charles A. Penn of John Penn
decd, George Bagby * Co, and Hugh Adams
Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The object OF this suit To foreclose deed 81
cuted by the defendant, William H. Tyler
Joseph irving trustee, regarding the mortgage
To have settlement of the trustee and payment OF
the plaintiffs debts and appearing by satisfactory
that the defendants Moore and Duncan, residents OF
this Commonwcalth-the said defendants are required
appear here, within month after due publcat ion Of
tins orderand do what necessary protect their inter
esand is ordered that copy Of this order be published
week, Tor Tour successive weeks in
printed in the town of ynchburg, and posted the front
door of the Court House, OF this County, the first day OF
the next County Court.
copy-feste,
ROBERT TINSLEY CHI
Sent
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ShM'I.. M GARLAND, CrE
COUNTY CouRT coNsuSsIoNrR's OFFICE,
AI.4L...t L, IL LII. Il.u


The parties interested the foregoing older III tak, M
tee, that have appointed the h day Of ecember is50-
IN commence the accounts therein mentioned, which
at ten O'clock, IN thc morning, they requested attend
at my Office, WHITTIER accounts vouchers and copies outt
papers prepared lor examination and settlement
THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Com'r. A. { c.
Sa,t