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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-04-02

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Der Scmmon Council perfammelts iid, Der
Wsrfa9un9 ssmds-alls Osit9lisosr annsisnb.
Sas protofoa BON lsstsr Sisuns mures ace
lsfsn unb 9snsbmi9t.
Nuf Nntra9 wurcsn bic &saeln bss lsstsrn
AUDI fur ben jssi9en @ouneil anaenommsn.
J9r. Sobn Wasbsr9er ofTerrts foasnoe Ses
fbllns:
SsfblciIen, bas wsnn gtrasen asebnst unc
9s9rdps!t psrosn bisisltsn in @ontraft asasbsn
msrosn fcllsn, unb psnn Die Strassn @oii1iflie
oners es 70 moblfeil tbun pie Nnbsrs, foIsn lie
ben Bcr;u9 babsn, rpas surifaeleat nurbe.
Ssfblo0sn, bas fsinsm Strasen.S ommifii.
onsr srlaubt fsin fca msbr als anen Sarrsn u.
pfsro fur ilb auf Der Strass 3u baben, Gon.
trafts aussenOmmsn, pelfsr 8siblus paliirts.
Bsrta9t fur ben 9smeinfbaftliben Matb.
attsltlrt. !. 40. Iyfen, &6rsit.
Wadr; 2S
Die @cuntiis utrfammsltsn fidb gum asnsin.
ffaftlibsn Gatbs, 6r. Nttsr i'm Gtubls-
Mit9lieosr anwsfsnb. Nut Nntraa nurbe
Ssfblelsn, oas Die @abl fir Strassns@ s ON.
mfiionsrs bic sur nabffsn 3srfammIuna Der,
fbcten tperbe.
|N"" IW'h bat StHtuHu'iH uHO QS0Dl BON
Ssantsm fiirs bssinnenoe Sabr ~ biensn.
Nuf Nntra9 wuree man einis, bas Die Sod,s
eonifabsl srwdblt wsrbsn fcasn, cbns porbsr
Su bsiflmmsn wer capon Marftmsifsr uno psr
Sots isin fca, uno cas eiss na6bsr bslfimmt
perbt.
sbriifian Sbu!s puros siniiimmis srmablt
alS StabtsSareoasftor.
@aron Nlbrsbt purbe snifimmia ermdbtt
als JoauptsS Stabtre9ulator.
Sa0ottrt fir @sblIfSs&esulatcr - als bic
rsrrsn gifsnbausr, Sifter 5eilI, Sumter, cSobn
Malsbsrssr, qspi Malsbsrssr Morris, psaeod,
6lttsr uno QBsaS, 10 fir peter MsTsrt film.
fen ;uno bic oerrsn Babb. 8urfert, @unnius,
sIlsr, Saecb Malsbsrssr unb prins, ffimm.
ten fur Nubsn @unniu6.
Peter WsfFsrt bate cine Msbrbsit aasrgtms
men anp mirps alS srmdblt srftdrt
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-04-02


fornienS in ben Stadtenbunb III nod INNER nid,t
cnIbieten fpc bic SfIapenfra9t babel au6 Gin tpe-
f,ntlibes S,inberniB bilbet
Cine StaatS- Convention Der g0bla.
Ydrte bon PenniDoanien pirb am nd6ffen l9ten
SUM in YbilabeIpba gebaIten ntrtcn, nm elnen
@dnbibaten fir Canal Goulmiiiloncr 5u ernenncn
Sait5u bibi9-Die S,erren 9arfon IL sel-
Iers, bcre Gbtoun cn9lilter Sldtter In Dcblestaun,
baben iid) unldn9ff auf offensr StraBc aepriaeIt-
Soipeit baben's bic GbitOrsn in &eabina nod, nidt
sebra6t, icnbtrn ii6 nur nod NIT 8ebern qetdmpft
Sur &ei fen be.-Seit geffern acbea quf Der
Genbabn, 3ipiitsn @ctSpiIe unb 9bilatelpbia, mic.
Der td9Ild) 5pei PaifaserSi9e auf unb ab Die Gi.
fsnbabn- Company fpart ftine Wlibe bic ReiIenben
gu bequemsn. ldbt fle aberau6 gut bafir beSablen.
Sbtno sunterbaltuna-Wl -Wlatame ebob-
man. BON qoubcn, si9norina gafcIi, bon Meabsl
uno jipei Serrcn, flbrten am am Sdmifaa gbenb in
Der ScoFeoipSs Salle enen DiaIog Il mulfaliibe9Re-
lan9e auf ipohnrb iie bic 3uI6auer rcdDt anaenfbm
unterbicten. Die Muilf mar gut unb bic Gefdnae
fpurnen mtifferbaft porgetragen Sr Romn ipielte
Ieine Sios ais 9anIss bsonhers gut unb erntee oro
zen 8eifa1 gGir mobten bic GeielIIbaTt Der lin
terfibuns teS PubIilumS cmpfcblsn mo ae INNER
duftreten mO9sn
Watur- -Grideinung-llm III llbr am po.
ri9tn edmnag Gbenb ipar Der Wlonb nit einem arc.
Sen Ringe bon Gebcl umsebtn, moran Der gSieber.
lDein beS Wtonbes In bori5ontaler @idtuna nod
spti anbere Monbe biIbete 9er ernnern uns nie
eipae dnlbes geicben 5u babsn nnb ipabrIbeinlih
VI ole Srlbeinung 5u einer 70 fpdtsn Gtunee nur
BON sSenigen bemerft porben.
Susiidtrn fhreine utut Giftubobn
--Sit SiII CUR SniOrporiruna Der Rsapino. unb
SarSburs eifenbabn. Gompanp Soll in bepen s,Su.
fern ber GeisBgsbuns poilrt iein unb uur noch her
lntcrFbrft bss Gonpern6ra bebirfen u,n ceeieh ~
irerben- Gut irfnn's sefbisbt
0oupernor Sobnifon's 8otfhoft
in getreff Der Sflaprrei- -gelblat Der 0eiehocbuu.
gen pon @irgininlcn unb Geor9sn. fnbst fot oIIoe.
IIleinsn gefda inter dllen Yarsien g8 IN Gin ber
r-waoiffratsperfon bon genniDlpanen riirbIoeal
Document, bebanbelt bic pid5tige Srd9e ber Sfape-
ri fIar urt beutli nnb erfdrt cfen rclde SteaunoI
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, OCT 16-5, p.
baltimore Attractions Iaporiant EaAibiiis.s y
poiatgsmt Tie Boston Fsgnps Excitement Aecids.taI
Deafh.--Aussi for Maasiaughf1 - Aarksis &c
Notwithstanding close Of the cattle show there are still
two porant exhibitions IL the and open
which continue attract large numbers Of strangers
TIE exhibition Of the Mechsncs Institute at Washington
Hall is sight Of interest," aud requires than
visit for examination Of the thousands of articles ON
hibon In addition 10 this, have The gallery OF paint
ngs al the Aher eam, which truly magnificent and
VIII doubtless attryet TO our city connosseus Of the arts
from all sections Of the Union The walls crowded
throughout the entire space with beautiful specimens OF
| the arts s#g 14aa sf Il
Dr. Wood Of Tue United States army recently duiy LA
ms cay and AZ Fort Mcienry and son-n-law Of The late
President Taylor has been reev ed by Assistant Surgeon
X Barnes, who is immediately from the Texas frontier.
Dr. Barnes was with The army la Mexico, throughout the
whole OF It's operations under both Taylor and Scott and
this is bis first return the voiuy oil his home since an
early stage oftie Florida
The excitement Boston about the fugitive. slave law
aud threatened resistance attracts attention here
but citizens have every confidence that In Boston
the supremacy o ihe law win be maintained and
rorty court protected from all such threatened out.
RACES fsaves arrested Ia Boston, and the title Of the
proved, depend upon they will be brought back.
unless purchased from the owner
i A man named Terence Quinn yesterday instantly
killed by bank OF sand, which he was engaged In
vsng falling on him -asg,sses
The engineer aud Gfeinan OF burden train the Sus
quehanua railroad, which recently
ing The road, killing Mr. Winter, the driver, and his horses.
have been by the sheriff York, Pa, TO answer
the charge of manslaugher in the second degree.
i The MARKETS lin the Baltimore market this morning
there sales OF 400 bbs Howard street -four al - 6Sl
No sales Of City Mills, Wheat and unchanged.
i viii limited sales
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manly wings Of the North who have sustained the rights
OF the South under the constitution We have said be-
FORE and we repeat IT, thai TO the editor himself and to
those who acted with him. for their in Congress-
the South is deeply indebted
We will add in this connection, the fact. learned from
the papers. that Mr. Hunt has declined the nomination Of
the antirent party. the ground that, il elected he w
carry out the iag
We beg leave TO propose two questions; III Mr. Hunt
enterans such opinions the Express supposes he Does
how could he accept the nomination Of the Syracuse
convention, and become their candidate with plainly
implied not expressed pledge that he adopted their po
ltca creed! Would not the same motives that induced
Mr. Hunt 10 decline the nomination of the anti renters
have also induced him decline that Of Stewards fac
ton, il he had disapproved their hgheraw princi-
pies
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Late Eas,,,v.-s,.v. Cas-. IN rh,l.as,pn,.

We have received letter from correspondent in
Philadelphia, well acquainted with the facts OF the
and the proceedings that occurred prior to the discharge
OF the fugitive slave in that city by the circuit court Of
the United States in which Judge Grer expressed his
markable opinion TO which we have hitherto alluded
The point on which the turned has been
correctly understood, and we give much Of the letter
as eucdates this subject II is one Of interest to the
owners Of fugitive slaves. The counsel-H w. Tener,
esq who was engaged for the claimant has been very
unusty censured for his management OF this case.
stated by our correspondent
"PHuADELrHIA, Oct "a, 1850.
The defective point in the of the claimant
this way, Mr. Tener offered letters granted
In lSi9 under the seal OF the orphans but
fled under the of Congress Of 1893 The Of 1850
called the fugitive slave law repeats this mode OF authen
cation and prescrbes that the seal Of court having
shall be enough bsh the competency Of the proof
The point suggested by Judge Kane that this
seal was not ahi ed to the paper since the pas
sage Of the act Of 1850, and Judge Grier scquiesced
in the objection; and for this alone the paper
ruled The fugitive. slave law is silent &c
the period VIXEN the seal must be affixed render the
per compeen and perhaps, according to the most strIc
and rigid rule OF construction, the court was right Yet
such construction would have been given in
other case Had the negro been horse OK the oh
.ction would have been secuted ridiculous Southern
take II the Is not ALI and the u
dotted their papers will hold In district court
Mr. Tener Of the existence Of this objection bu
there neither time correct il to wait The negro
was OF the wing, just preparing bolt for Canada anc
even days delay refused 10 amend II. .t
a. Such scene the courthouse and Independence
square presented at the close Of this has seldom beer
with. ssed Negrors bowling like set OF savages-
exuung with delight. grasping The han dies Of their knives
in their and pockets Qnskers in their sleek broad
brmmed drab oored demure innocence, gliding quietly
among them and the fanatical aboonists whisper
Ing their ears and telling the negroes to stand firm, ano
not be frightened ltwas indeed picture for painters
TO study il Of among the builders oil Babel
Yours. respectfully, &C."
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The new York Express and mr.. Hunt.
We copy the following extract from the New York

FINALLY, let say the Union aud those who concur
with AT the South In regard, Mr Hants letter and opin.
has double virtue. and that national and i've
sentiment !. much important than the highest party
success. .appo M. Hun; 70, hs rs.sSns we have
question affecting the constitutional rights Of either section
of the county. We give o,her his
will be his word He has condemned sectional sg
taon out and and sought restrain by giving place
to enlarged sentiments Of national policy. We believe he
desires to have further excitement 10 rest dsarD
sectional prejudice, and carry the all
s pIovisions and in the full spirit of the instrument Itself
than tbs a,on, nor even Of the repeal Of iasvs
slave law, much msrepresented All he has asked
s that Ia executing the consultation and the law the lat
ter may DO adapted as lar as IL prsccsbe. 10 the sen
nents and feelings Of the people We chose, therefore.
from the first Mr. Hunts letter peace Offer
state Of winch he citizen, and TO the county now 90
deeply excited upon the srsvcs questions affecting the
prosperity Of The people and the pernanence Of ,be Union
and revive interest In the great practical questions
affecting the business Of the county" - -I1I71-
We do not hesitate to assure the editor that, il Mr.
Hunt had written letter containing such sentiments ~
be has ascribsd to that gentleman, emitting his fling at
the fugitive slave law and his admiration Of the Wmo
Proviso. we shoud not have INDUCED Ia one word OF
censurs or felt Tito Be out duty to subject his opinions
10 criticism His whg opinions are his own and he has
RICH, TO them. We sfssso unfortunate a to b.
wholly ncapabls however Of dsdueins from that etsf
such, Cancellations a. have nsisksd the Express We
regret the obgaton isslio avow that the ssunsnss
Of the Bxpnss end o. Mr. isu - fafss We npdsunnd
them appear to be il the very teeth Of each other.
We are anxious convince the editor Of the Express
that he mistakes the tone and object Of articles II he
supposss we would do the sghtsst njustics 70 shoss
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We have prepared an analysis Of Mr.. Trescctts letter
TO the people Of South Carolina but we have no room
for it this morning. Mr. Ts idea Of the immense bene.
dts which the Union has showered Upon usand yet
it has fulfilled lie destiny. and that we now aban.
don j for some other destiny Of the profound
wisdom OF the man who had Of the most magnificent
mansions In the woad. which had sheltered him and his
family for sixty years. and yet because there few
leaks 10 the roof proposed 70 abandon altogether, in
Ct Of madness instead Of setting in earnestly 70 repair IL
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ny DYER q Mcguire, Auossoaeers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY--0.
Ill Wednesday Ocubc 10 O'Clock, shall cell
residence OF Mrs Toten I between and se
all her furniture and household effects, viz nN Ni
Piano forte and stool, mahogany sofa r ~ ~
Mahogany rocking, and parlsr chairs 0
DO dniBg card, and other tables
DO dressing and other bureaus
DO French and other bedsteads ~
wardrobes wssbstands, tuict tables IT. F4 ~
Chamber sets, looking glasses fa
Parior window shades, and blinds kl ra
ParIor, chamber, and carpets et
Passage oil cloth and straw mating "a
Blue India China dinner service
French gilt and iron-stone Chns tea ware
CapdeIsbra. and lamps
and Gre sets FL 81
Kitchen utensils, &c. ar#s-.s,t# gn
so under cash go, credit Of and four
months, satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
. DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
octaS-d - = sAuctiosssn.
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ADAM sLAxE hss shs hoa efaanos.eias her psuoss
he ,sssssi M . &" u iss ~ ns1 = r. :. Il
% & &. sss "a 1ss :ss. .s 49,.
:s Z - q: ~ ssss - s,s's q .ssss q
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n 81 she hsnAssns OF Gen. Taylor.
on Friday The remains Of the gallant veteran w.,.
Iron ihis city, on their way to their final resting
y % The banks Of the Ohio Since he came to Wash
son President. what change has the country IN
s0as-what season Of strife and commotion has Il
'hrourh Awe contemplate the extraordinary
'ay Of this distinguished man. prompted again
n gan to repeat. "what shadows we are, and wha,
fS'dows ". pursu.r
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DERFUMERY.Am the fresh and choice goods lua
opening al PARKERs, Ia the perumery Department. are Lu
bn HALEY Bas and Prev0s for the handkrrcnlefs
and musk real Faina Cologne Pateys cold cfee
other oils for beauug the
coperous, hair washes, &c aals, aer The
18th November, In the store under the National Hotel
PARKER,5
Comb, Perumery, and Fancy store, Penn avenue, near
Oct27-a National Hotei.
NOMBS AND BRUSH ES Just received full and cougaets
English American brushes shell, bulos
English cold horn combs tooth and nail bushes f0
moving the store, und me
Naiona Hotel, on the 18th November. 1900
and permery Penn National Hcts
Oct 27-G sW Na
NEW FANCY GOODS. Shell and Bumilo Con.hs.-
The beautiful and extensive Of shell and buc
open worked tuck combs opnrd IN
Washington, opened this day and will be sold low pssvoos
moving into under the National HOTEL the S
PARKERs
Psumey and Fancy Penn avenue, National Hots
Oct2T-u .k
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The accounts OF the adaptation OF the soil and climate
OF California the employment OF slave labor con-
Trajectory, that IL is impossible TO form rational opinion
the subject At OF the recent large meetings in
Mobile, Mr.. A. C. Mckeen, who had Just returned from
the golden State, called upon give the result OF
his experience he stated that be among others
from slsveholdng States who voted for the constitution
and well convinced they Of the impracticablfy
OF introducing slavery there, that they all voted for its
exclusion, and he would venture cay that any man
who had spent much time there he bad would be OF
the same opinion. He said that many 1ho had laken
their slaves there would get them back II they could raise
money enough to pay their passage. One be mentioned
who, after spending some lime there, and exhsustng
nearly all his resources got his negro work his pas
sage home, and took deck passage himself.
(Rickmond ENQUIRER
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE, Aues,oassrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FANCY DRY GooDs.-on Thursday !,
November 10 o'clock shall SELL by order Of the
goods the r. Dury, consisting In part Of
Hosiery, gloves, ribands, laces, nowen $3.50 n
Caps, edgings, buttons, COMBS gimps lsNN
Needles, purses, and frnges gs s.L Ale.as 4
Comprising general assortment Of goods found 10 scs or fancy
/.
Terms. s25 UNDER Sas, srredt and fo
months endorsed bearing interest
FREDERICK FICKEY, Trustee.
DYER d MCGUIRE,
oct@-d $500 HUT Auctioassn.
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OWEN H. BEsToR, late General Land once and 4 r
alaw, having associated pgehsr
the general agency business respectfully or their services
sl claims against The g0vernen
which the United States have hee
engaged with Mexico, the Iae wtr Great
Indian was also for penons bounU
lands scrip location OF ands reempucns Ae Apcsdoas -
models will Be attended TO IN al
their branches o. b. having had much experience In me4
safisfncton AL
will attended debts collected, real
sold rented Terms moderate
r. T. Mone any may ntustsd
him before any OF the Of the District ~ *t-
immediate attention. Address
Morse, Washington city, D. q. once, south side Of
between 18th and 18Th
rent, cottass and cot
buildings. Apply above. oc8-lSr
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NOxICnWs hsvs 6uy sssociusss via - ~. car D.
AZ chebs nsnbs q our fn. Ths bssks w hereafter ~
eos1scssd under shs ssns q obsss, sssssea, aCe -
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rELEcRApnIo nEpoars ron THE UNION
Yns ba, que Regatta at 81. HsIena.

BosroN, Friday. Oct. 3D. 1850 The barque Regatta,
Pratt from New York, touched st. Helena the 7th
load hay prior proceeding on her voyage to Cey-
lon for wild animals.
letter iom The Hon. Horace Mann has just been pub
shed He goes Tor protective tariff and all wing mcas
ufes He reviews length and with much severity. the
questions involved in the fugitive slave BILL but does not de-
those who in lis passage he opposes
the iorcible resistance OF the fugitive slave law
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WoRcEsrgR, (Nass } Friday, Oct 2J.-Charles James
Swift the fugitive slave, whose behalf the sympathtes
of people this city much excited. has returned
His story however contradictory ihat no has again
been arrested which, he has confessed himself an
mpostor that Inc intention OF htmsef
and another travel through the country and raise all the
tIonists ,e s4#E b ftf
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urss Bsschsr's New Beck.-Tum srsnerr than pissens
d transactions involving Inquiries regard
The principles honor, truth, and Justice which obn ads
TAYLoR MAURYs
ot8 DookssoFs, nsas ~ sNssl
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MALE ACADEMY.

TIME Trustees have passed a resolu.
lion requiring patrons to settle
their tuition fees strictly at the termi.
nation of each session. Ia future, pu,
pills whose accounts are in arrear will
not be re-admitted on the opening Of a
regular session, All present dues there
fore, are required 10 be settled by the
18th February, as a new session will
then commence.
Parents who are unable to pay, can
have their children admitted free by
first obtaining consent Of the Teacher
and the Board.
Rates Of tuition per scholar as before
published, viz,
For the highest classes, per session
(of 5 months.) 1000
Lowest 1000
Medium 1900
Incidental expenses so
Pupils are charged from the time of
entrance 4ill the eud Of the current SEES
sion, no allowance being made for alb
sence. Is
J.. P. MAPES.
January &c, 1850. 2O-3n.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

T ETTERs Teslamentary having
been granted to the undersigned
at the January Term, 1850, Of the Pro.
bate Court of Madison county Mississippi,
on the estate Of Samuel Mckay, decd.
all persons indebted TO said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law or they will
be forever barred.
JOHN Mckay, Ear.
January 10th 1850. 1885,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

II ETTERS TestOmentary having
~ been granted to the undersigned
al the January Term, 1850 ,oS the Pro
bate Court of Madison Co. Miss. onthe
estate of Walter C. Henderson,, d.
ceased all persons indebted to said
estate are notified to come forward and
make immediate payment, and all those
having claims against said estate, will
present them legally authenticated
within the hours prescribed by law or
they will be forever barred.
LAWSON F. HENDERSON.
Executor.
January Is, 1850. 1876.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COUNTY.

MUuISON county.
By THE PROBATE Court or SAID County,
March Term, 1850.
The estate Of B. L. Barnes, decd
having been reported to and declar
ed by said court insolvent; Notice is
hereby given TO all persons having
claims against the estate of said deceas.
ed to present the same TO the undersign-
ed, on or before the Cd Monday of Oclo-
Der l850,or their claims will be forever
barred.
By order Of the court.
j. T. CAMERON CEk.
March l6 80 a 81 GIN
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rHE gTATN OF MIggIssLPPI,
Madison CounlY-8s. d

Madison Counly-Ss.
BY the Probate Court of said County,
To the heirs, creditors and all Person,
Interested in The Estate Of Charles
SeUier, deed.
VOU are hereby commanded TO ap
y pear before the Probate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof to
be holden at the courthouse Of said
county, on the
Second Monday in Nay, 1850,
then and there to shew cause if any
you have, why the final account Of John
T. Cameron, administrator Of the es-
tate Of haFIos SEWER, decd, should
not be Probated and allowed, and he be
discharged from said administration.
Witness. the Hon JOHN B.
HowcoTT, Judge OF tlobate
of said county, the Second
L S. Monday Of March, in the
year ofour Lord n thousand
eight hundred and fifty and
seal of said court.
Issued the 18th day Of March 1850
Ut. CAMERON, CIR.
March Is. 1850. 90