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Escape of n Convict.

Htp~oN. April Is. 1851.
Jas steinhsrdt confined in the Hudson iail for bur-
glary and sentenced yesterday to the State Prison fr
years tfcaped from jail last night BY picking two
lccks and digging through stone wall IL l. tin At
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GnsHfS. y. Y. April Is 1881.
Tie Erie express train left Suierns this evening with
two hundred and ffiytwo passengers bound West The
WY train which left New York few minutes before the
express. was also crowded.
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Very Rare Fashionable Furniture Mt Auc.

ton; Monday, April a. by Henry H. Leeds CO., IS West
Twelfth street. all made order in Paris Sevres china
vases old SAKE groups centre tables very antiques Bull
furniture inaid with tortoise she'll real antique china
vases superby painted and set with diamonds valua-
bic paintings and curious of art collected during
edenee abroad by lady The house will be open Satur
day for inspection Also, bronze chandelier with flowers
seyre china found in the boudor Of Madame Du Barry
I.nnia
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NgncofH az No. all street W bc found the
ibrft assortment - WFs o an 8cs aud colors and
fantea made 81 the hest ptr materials Call aud see
you VIII turtly bc suited. Cory tie address.
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81 artists unexeeled In the fabrication Of masculine head
eminent among whom stands the active and popular
Knox ~ Fulton street. There Il syphlike lghtnese,
bland ease graceful elasticity about Me Spring Hats for
l which delight the tasteful customer. The fashion they
4 this vide brimmed; that always fashion;
but have been better suited than with knoxs sum
Beaver for l May his shadow he cs and hts
sal room always Ne thronged vita buying aud paying
M
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lSpIGNirrEs 70 the SECRETARY or STATE
What j. the city Of New York TO do in view Of the
recent disgraceful acts towards Daniel Webste-,
pcrIetrated in the Senate at Albany and by the
Board Of Aldermen at Boston ! Were our city cor
Toration in session, should not be obliged to ask
this question. for thing would be done 10 show
tie public appreciation II the talents and public
services q the SecretIry ofStac. u the Corpora
ton, however, arc not in position to take the
proper steps. the people at large viii probably
take W. the subcct--call a general meeting Of the
citizens, and II iec Daniel Webster IN such posi-
tisnas BE- would command bat for the plots and in
triguc cfthc ant..slavcry minivns VI Seward, Weed
& 10.
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the largest and best and cheapes stock ready made
Clothing IN this city Every Kind q taste and fancy may be
suited out Of immense stock: all made equal beat
custom work, and one third less in price
DE GRAW L. CO., I31 Fulton street
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AinhunI ~ HfnadWay, mar Duane street. sooits the
tehuon Of bis customer and the public to the spring style
~ gentemcns hats Those who really beautiful
tse would d. well 10 call and Judge for Themselves before
purchasing elievhere where all tastes be suited
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- wtsry Iirup vil y published a. haif ra.t 4
.r..t Ply. nari.e u nsl "a IN tn.ors,'nr raaef d
~ ir.5 I.t..r.y s'rgs cgt .'vfence.
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aud sumner syles.Banta, l5 Canal, corner ofWooter
street las an unryaed assortment Of chiidrens summer
Bats peculiarly suited 10 the their costume fr
either boys very little girls. Lis and
the examination o. all. -
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tmere Fants aud fancy yet variety o. Business Coat
Sit 81 also, variety Of Summer Costs Alpaca and
xesphorne Conner % Nassau and BenLnnn straat
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mont Of Watches in New York J. Y sayage's y
Fulton street. His prices low, aud IL you
honest article, buy II Of him. j. v s. H. the
81 the Rehclieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens; they write
better and last longer than any other.
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TIE LATE STORM y Nav EvcLAvp-We pub
sh, today additional particulars Of the late storm
~ tie coast 4 New England. 1; will be found tho
most severe that has visited that coast for many
wears
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Ccyo'ev Ptrss.-Nos. 5l9, 52J, ~ 81 10. ISL Sd
70 SO 5sl 5f2
serREaB CytHr-Crrst r.--ssme a. before
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purchase Carpet, Rug. OIL Cloth. and Shades Gc 20
once 70 Tie celebrated cheapest Garrett in the
there select OF those beautiful goods the latest
spring styles just received displayed In eight spacious sales
and just third Of money Three ply
carpets, Is to s inrans b. to 5s.; venetian all weo
Ia. I'd. to 3s.; oil cloths, 3s.
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THr CAFrfNAL PotyT.--Our foreign files AMI cor
responcntc, received ty tie lat arrivals from Eu-
rope say nothing in confirmation of the report that
Archbishop Hughes j. 70 have a cardinal. hat.
What j. the reason IL this
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Hair and Whiskers Cut in the I.atest and


STYLE always conforming the shape Of head fea
lures of face and general of all persons by HILL
inmtable Is of Pine street where sold
Justly celebrated nfll libe for the hair
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we'll and the rnbe pay safely rely upon his intruet9ns
its The wig department is energeticay attended
and from close study Of the phrenolosea stue
Of the head he warranted in stating that y is impos
Theatr
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s S 4. = r. 4 !. D'i.ss Vi: ss:s
s ss 81 i,sf with late Eng
EIegsnt Boots aud GaIters-Those who.
want elegant boot or gaiter that vii be
Fulton where they win assorsasnt
made in tie latest styles AZ prices that will suit the
economical.
The attention OF storekeepers solicited
6 shove a 81 s %a ny ps Ss
way Metal sashe Of silver copper made
order.
Artificial Eyes-Just Imported, "a large Lot
1 the finest and %st beautiful fss Sri. Eyes by
street They Ne inserted without the slightest pain
operation; and when properly adapted will look exactly
like the natural eye.
Hair Dye.-Thosc excellent Judges IA sucihr
natter Tie country are making large purchases
ttmer Mil have no oh, r1aad - is With resident citizens
all drussss town country.
ArramI rac ulis.--Longn rs this name Is, me-
With which i eraaicatcs ia adrua the delicate which
aS se s ss tie ha viii keep the ana
Number. 2 Maiden Lene. green IL her memory.
PheIon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the hais
hair or SKIN Il can Se WASHED Immediately Without dis
Phalons Wig and Toupee mandatory, lT Broadway
For sale in the city and country by druggists generally
Gournud's Liquid Hair Dye Instantly con-
yerts red gray her to brown black Gourauds tia
Ne GSaTa@ds subtle @aeees hair
lips, face, Of the hody-warranted. Gourauds
Liquid Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lily White. Hair Re
stOratiye &c. are all found at Dr. FELIX GOURAUD'S
from broadway; Cailonder is South Third street Phade
phia; l2g Washington street, Boston.
BogIe's Premium Electric Hair Dye IL
universally acknowledged be the only effective
Hair in trial its superiority 1t is
old done with and black brown hair
color and shade is immediately produced
Sold by Sands 100 Fulton street. kushton. Clark
4 Co.. 2I3 broadway; Cary Co., and Brigham & Day.
Pearl street.
Ruchanan's Infaillble Hair Dye takes
we'll the public safely rely upon his instructions
its The wig department is energetcally attended
from close study the chronological strue
ue Of the head he is warranted in stating that IS impos
lle to missht 323 Broadway, opposite the Broadway
Theatre.
Hair and Whlslxers Cut In the Latest and
neates yle always conforming to the shape Of head fea
lures OF Face and general appearance OF an persons o M
inmtabe Is Nassau Pine street where sold
the justly celebrated inflibe onguen for the hair
Cure for Dyspt psia.-A Fair Trial OF the
Oyygenated Btters win atitfy the most ncedulous that
this die, the known world for the relief
and cure Of the symptoms of IN All
its forms Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S.
For sale by A. and ID. Sands 100 Fulton street. aud A. L.
Seovil Co.. 36 and c. H. Ring 49, Broadway, v. w. and
by the druggists generally.
Fifty Cents Is all that Is asked bottle
line general debility all ae loss of appe
te dyspepsia, chronic darrhGa, &c. in large bottles by
H. " Bush, Wholesale Druggist 3g Greenwich street,
Of Duane street.
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or 5000 to embark Ia good business we'll established.
The advertiser for that will be given wishes dis
his stock Of goods together with his
store which in hrst rate location, and the low.
The purchaser will have the advantage Of the trade already
established together with all the information necessary 70
facilitate purchaser Se which have cost the advertiser
to acquire line addressed to p D. this Office will
be treated US strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
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universally acknowledged be the only safe and effective
Hair Tye ia One trial ensures its SUPERIORITY II is
magieaf its IL does stain the skin. All the
away with and black brown hair
and shade is immediately dueed
Sold hy Sands 100 Fulton street; Rnshton Clark
Co., 273 Broadway; Cary Co., and Brigham & Day,
Pear
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the Pcturiaer ~ broadway continues the cheap
for superior family pictures gouTs and single
TO the Introduction Of Mr. Hs discovery the natural
eolors Picture gallery and skyghts all fourth
floor 2sS Broadway. Call and see.
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Letter bugs by Derford 4 Co.'s Express.
nAii ~ csi,:ss. By stssSY III Dorado. will close this
day at r. NJ ut No Att1r House. Postage letters IS
eents+ingle newspaper cents Herslds With late Eng
lish news v i'll be taken for 81 a hundred.
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The European News by the Americas
Malls.

The arrival the steamship America, at Boston,
On Thursday, enabled US to receive correspond
ence and European files, by the mails, yesterday
morning. We have selected from these a variety
Of miscellaneous and interesting intelligence which
win be found elsewhere in our columns.
As have before referred TO the political events
Of any importance we will content ourselves with
referring to the public banquet given 10 an Ameri-
ran citizen, at Southampton, in which the author-
ties and inhabitants Of that town did much honor
to their guest-Joseph Rodney Croskey, Esq, our
consul for that port and district. This dinner was
given in copgratuation Of his re-appointment to
that post from which he had been temporarily
removed as, also, in token Of the respect enter
tanned for him personally, and in appreciation Of
the services be has rendered to Southampton,
by his exertions secure the establishment Of the
several lines Of steamships between that port aud
New York To Mr.. Croskey and his distinguished
colleague, Colonel A. Dudley Mann, then consul
NJ Bremen, and since employed by the Government
Of the United States in important diplomatic trusts
Is due the credit Of having been the first projectors
and promoters Of American ocean steam naviga-
tion and the names Of these two gentlemen will be
recorded on the page that records the fame Of
Robert Fulton, and Of John Fitch. In order to
show the importance with which this demonstration
was looked upon 10 England, we have only to mem
ton that, besides several members Of Parliament
being present On the occasion, and acting as
stewards, the Attorney-G eneral, Sir Alexander
Cockburn the fret Law ticer Of the crown, and one
Of Her Majesty ministers, came down from Lon
don for the purpose Of assisting at this great
Ilment paid to our oountryman.
Captain Sands, Of the It, Lawrence, AMI all Of
his ehcers who could be spared from the duties Of
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Gaurnud,s ILuuId Hair Dive Instantly con

red gray heir to brown black. Gourauds TIA
Ian Mediested Sonp tan pimpe freckes erupons
Gorrauds foudrc Subtitle .raccaes hair from upper
lips face part Of the hody-warranted Gourauds
Liquid Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lily White Hair Re
storatve, &e. are all found at DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S
old established Laboratory, " Walker street frat store
Broadway Calender Is South Third street. Philade
mia: l2g Kakhinaton street Boston.
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Bters viii sAtisfy the most incredulous that
this equal in the known world for the relief
Of the indeser bable symptoms of D,spepa IN all
its various forms Price 81 bottle; six bottles for So
For sale by A. b. and d. Sands 100 Fulton street. aud A. L.
Seovil Co., 3l6 and C. H. Ring l92 Broadway v. w. and
he drug d. nerallv
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HastygIaphs and Leisuregraphs, Picture-
rarhs and Paragraphs in the most magnificent pronsion
and brilliant variety Of all shades sizes and colors
thing be had in the sunday Courier
tomorrow. The whole for only three cents For sale
everywhere.
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for tomorrow will contain thrilling story entitled Bertha
Cray the Parish Apprentice Girl which will give
startling truths for those who interested in the cond
tion Of the cys poor full History of Sunday; Mary Law
son, by Sue; beautiful Heires in Nunnery Curious Lee
gal Advice about tie Worlds Fair lustraed
Ancient Pastimes in Rome; Thrilling Scenes in Border Life
The French Court the time Louis XIV with sketches
the leading Women of that period; The Spirit Word-Cur
Cases Poverty Poisoning Booksellers and Authors
How two Good Women were Sold Bran Bread and its Advo
tenn Translatons from the French and German The
Albany; Divorce and Matrmony Moses Slavery; in
cident Of Ly nch Law in the West Record Of Crime
Gus parts Of the World; Heroic Woman; News Of the
World Gatherings from Books Newspapers; Local
Suburban Gleanngs The World Of Amusement and Bust
Matters Poetry Miscellany &c The Despatch for
morrow will be accompanied with supplement in addition
TO the usual sheet which will contain Eighteen long Columns
making in the whole Fifty -four Columns of choice
for the trng Of three We only pretend
give few Of the leading articles which will appear in its
columns this week. Each the Of largely
creasing its circulation and it has been standing
plant for long time that the supply not equal TO the
demand Those who rise early generally fortunate
enough to get copy Of the Despatch Once 81 Ann street.
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whskors the IL applied, without injury to tho
hair skim 1t be washed immediately without dis
turning the color and has bad odor IL is applied sold
Phalons Wig and Toupee mandatory, lU Broadway
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for the best elegant preparations in the medicinal
line for general debility all affections loss Of appe
tite chronic diarrhoa &c. in large bottles by
H. " Bush, Wholesale Druggist $40 Greenwich street.
Of Duane street.
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Elegant Boots and Gaiters.-Those who
elegant boot CATER that will be tn. same time
well made ard durable, shoud purchase at Watkins ia
Fulton street where they will ind extensive
made in tic latest styles AZ prices that will suit
mioal
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lady who has used the article forget It, The rapidy
it'll which eradicate ndru the delicate hue which IL
to the scalp the fexiLty and indication to-
curl Which confers the hair will keep the name anc
NJ nber, q Maiden Lane green ia her memory.
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BURToN's THEATRE, Chambers street--DELIcAr
GRorSp-TooDLEs School FoR TIGERS.
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The attentlom az storekeepcrs solL
Artificial Eyes-Just In, ported, "a la,

Show Cascs, OF silver. malt pine 80, at ANDER
TONS Show Case repository ~. Grand near Broad
Metal sashs for store orts Of silver copper ado
order.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham street-SrAR SPASeLEp
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHEPPARD.
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Hair Dye.-rhosc excellent Judges la SUCH.

materr country rchant, mixing large purchases
Bachelors ceclrated Hair Dye. They all their
viii it IL with resident citixen
they will the genuine. IT can be procured at Wall
street and at all druggists and in town or country
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BROUGHAMS LYCEUM, Broadway THAT opIous
Carr. CUrrsR-SPIRIr AIR-TEAcHER TAUGHT.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

rBowERY THEATRE. BOwery-LAsr DAYS OF PomrEu
-FxLoSs LAST DREAM.
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-TrAcHER TAveH
VISION Sun.
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Of the md most beautiful French Artificial Eyes,
DR.. James ". Powell, oculist aurist, Sc, ~ Warrer
street They inserted without the slightest pain or
operations and, when properly adapted. will look exactly
like the natural eye.
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-27
OBITUARY.

Died, after few days illness, at the residence
of the Hon. H. F. Pondexter, Hampstead county,
Ark, on Monday, 18th August, 1851, Mrs. MARIA
Louisa, wife If the Rev. John Robers Of the
Arkansas Conference, and eldest daughter Of BOux
and Mary Boy ydston, Mount Morris, Green county I,
Pa, in the Seth year Of her age.
The death Of this truly amiable and pious lady
fell with sad and startling surprise upon the agon
lied heart OF her devoted husband, who, with the
kind friends in attendance, had thought, within
feu minutes Of the melancholy event, all danger
past; but alas! the 6 rim Monster, ever steady to
his purpose, struck with sudden violence the fatal
blow, aud in moment the lovely victim "ceased
tho tide Of life to STEM"
In casting the mind over the numerous monu-
r1ents of departed worth--not monuments of, poll
iisl,ed marble, escutclIeoned and engraved with
Aattering epitaphs, but the truthful monuments Of
high Christian character and triumphant death,
we are here permitted to gaze upon one that stands
out in bold relief, model Of "wtatsoever is
pure, lovely and Of good report" for her adOrning
was not that of the tinsei of earth, but s.of the
hidden man OF the heart" humility. patience,
meekness, faith, hope and charity-pure gems Of
celestial brightness, and sin the sight of God of
great price," worthy 10 deck "the crown Of glory
in the hand Of the Lord"
In the life aud character of this our friend and
sister We find much to admire, and as far as We
have learned nothing to condemn, "perfect and
upright, righteous OeIOro zoo, 'Walklng IN all
the comms ndnents and ordinances of the Lord
bameless' s'-'ths salt Of the earth"-"a city set
ON hiil'-."an Israete indeed in whom there
was no guile ga burning and shining light
yea, beacon light Iife's stormy coast, BY
whose steady gleamines tho voyager, "tossed on
the sea Of DISTRESS" might be unerringly conducted
to the fair haven Of eternal rePose-
"Where all is assurance aud peace,
Aud sorrow aud siu are no more"
May we who are yet permitted to lipger on the
shores of time seek to emuat. this bright example
of Christian piety and zeal. May we be wise unto
salvation, and with soothing thoughts that spring
from hope divine. calmly wait the hour Of our
departure, yea, in faith look through death to our
bright reversion in the skies-sure that they who
part in holy love shall meet again-yes, WHEN a
few feet swerving years have flown, Sh6A meet
again in that happy world above. where faith ends
in victory, and farswells are unknown. -
Weep not for her: she is an angel now;
Victorious over death-to her appears
The visla'd joys of Heavens eternal years.
Weep not for her. II. C. r.
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-27
NOD'THOEo

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons that
lV the south half of section "a, in township 10,
south of range 25 west of the fifth principal
meridian. &as selected by tho Territory Of Ar
kansas in tho year 1928 as part Of tho seventy
two sections Of fand granted to that Territory by
act Of Congress on the I'd March, 1897; that
said selection was approved and confirmed on
the 18th January, 1929, and that i afterwards
purchased the sat,ic land from the State Of Ar
kansas at and for full and fair price and consid-
Grafton, long since entirely paid. ne.
And the southwest quarter of that section,
and ,fe east half Of the south quartet OF the
same, being now advertised to be sold as land
selected aud located by William Hickman under
Bowie claim Of Francis Rashall, which location
was not made until the Gath day of Janusry,
1929. take this method Of making known TO
all persons disposed to bid for said 240 acres Of
land, that caiin to have unquestionable title to
the same and shall appeal to the courts for pro-
lection, in said sale proceeds aud any person
purchases said lands.
GRANDSON D. ROYSTON.
BY Pike e. Cummins, and Watkins g. Curran,
his attorneys.
Aug. 3, 1881. l3l
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-27
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that in pursuance OF instruc.
i tions from the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, 1 will, ON Saturday, the 3Oth day
of August next, at 9 o'clock, A. M, be prepared
to receive applications at the Registers Office at
Washington. Arkansas. for the entry OF the south
west qearter, and the east half Of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty-four, in TO vpsliP ten.
south Of range twenty five west, containing to-
gether two hundred aud forty acres, heretofore
knows and designated "Bowie Claim. !"
located by William Hickman under Francis
Rastsii, at which time all persons interested are
notified to attend and file their applications for the
same. = 49,.
is WIN. H. ETTER, Register.
Registers Office, Washington, Ark, July 80, 1851.
=. - I3Il,5
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-27
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, ]
{

In Hampstead Court Of Probate, July Term.
A. d. 1851.
A r the aforesaid term Of said Court Of Probate
II the following Administrators, Executors and
Guardians accounts current and settlement were
filed for confirmation, viz: es1!S@.
Robert NJ. Bailey, ADM, Est, David Bailey, dec.
NJ " Cheatham, adm. d. b. n. >, Ed. johnson, sr .,
Jefferson Draper, - Jho Bridgen1an, {"
Edw. S. johnson, - :, , >. ;, Samuel Moreu. :,
Jefferson Draper, ADM, est, H. Bridgeman, y,
Willis e. Josephus Perrin, " =" Samuel Perrin, y,
A. E.. Block, - r. d. Chapman, y,
A. E. Block, +" M. Johnson. ~,
P. F. Prater, , - E. T. GatIin, D,
G. K. Cheatham, :. >. }. T. Walker, .,
Rachael McKneely. admx. .. VIM. McKneeIy, .,
Mary Gatlen, - ,, Ejw'd. Gatlen, d,
Ph.be Nash, E1'1. of Phineas Nash, >.
j. Custer e. N. w. Hill Exr & Ex. >, Geo. Hill, u.
Thomas Hubbard, Guar of A. II. Garland,
=, +, 4, - r. X. Garland,
VIM. Crabtrse, Guar. Est. d. Brady, dec.
!, +. Of M. J. Brady,
:, - - - Jno. N. Brady,
:, >. % - J. D Brady,
- 4. - - VIM. C. Brady,