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The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06

little impediment TO a locomotive and
besides, where deepest i. is in ravineS
and gorges where the road is raised
and the wind blows off the dry snow.
Ii is thus that the railroad from Moscow
to St. Pctersbur.h is made--a raised
road and dry snow which presents bat
little obstacle and which the wind
blows away. There is no difficulty in
finding practicable pass in the Rocky
fountains about the latitude 30 and
80; that is to say, on tic straight line
between >t, Louis and San Francisco.
| have no doubt the whole road will
be eventually made, because ! lieve
a great object which Concerns .he vel
fare OF millions viii in the end succeed
over all opposition. Ii not made by
The Federal Government, as it should
be, it VIII be made pioccmeai, BY com.
panics and communities. Thus, you
have begun three hundred miles of it
at one end; the people Of California
propose beginning at the other end
and tie Mornons propose 10 make il
from the great Salt Lake to the Sierra
Nevada. But the Government should
take the whole upon Itself, compcn4a-
ting companies for what they have
done, and make it a free road, save
the repairs. The public lands have
long been considered Il proper fund
for making national roads and how
that they are squandered by the hun
dred millions Of acres in bouniies,
which so TO spectators, The only way
to save tliom from spolintion, and 10
make them aTalable for present and
future public good, i, 10 apply them in
mass 10 this (and other) great national /
Objects wish you success within
your State further than that you 40
not 90. The Government should be .
pressed without cessation. and first 10 .
make Il common road from the frontiers
of Missouri TO California; which would .
be a summers work for a hundred |
men, under 4 practical country road
maker, with some mountain men to /
show the buffalo trails and passes.
The various projects for getting the |
public lands, pressed upon Congress
by individuals and companies, 10 make
a railway to the Pacific, are only
schemes of speculation TO make land |
stock TO be sold in market The /
honestest Of them Ga Boston company) |
openly propose 10 found banking es-
tablishment upon theirs, if they get it. I
All Whitney's projects are to him and
his assigns" Strike out the assigns,
or put an amendment into his bill that /
no member of Congress, nor any one
related to q member within the Lc-
yiiical degrees Of prohibited marriages,
shall be an assignee, and his project
would never be heard Of again. A
land stock, or a circulating
Iobbing stock is what they are after:
md the prospect Of sharing in hun
lrcd millions Of acres Of public-land
olunder conciliatos adherents for pros
cots as absurd as impudent, ard which
t would be as criminal for Congress
o grant as was the Yazoo fraud. But,
The right prevails in the
nd, but not without pcrscvcrinr
,xertion.
Very respectfully, gentlemen, your
'bligcd fcllow-cil
THOMAS II. DESroy.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
DAVIS & Co.,

AIANTlC UOfNL--Ihe under,isne
~ would respectfully announce that IL
new and cummodionS Hotel. situated at the
corner Of Clay and Sansou.e streets, is now
open for the rrccp pti3n Of company. The House
is located upon the site OF The OH ship Man
,ic, in the very heart OF the city. and whether
for the man OF business OF pleasure, The loca-
tion /, not eXce.jcJ hy amy other In t0Nu,
The parIors are spacious ami ta>teflily turl-
ished. while the sleeping rooms mc neat, air,
and pleasant. The larler viii be amply cup.
Piled with every substantial and luxury wiich
The market afords, and the choicest wine,
and liquors. will always be found at the h1r
in short, the undersigned pledges hjm-clf thyt
nothing shall be wanting To lender tho NE
tie Hotel AN agreeable resort for either tic
traveller Of business or pleasure.
l.. ii. RoBg. Proprietor
~ B The subscriber respectfully inform.
the public that he has securc1 The service. OF
.Nr, Chas. T. Davenport, torm"r'y OF the l.X.
change Coffee House, Boston, Mlss. 49-lm
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
san Francisco Advertisements d.
Sutter Iron Works,
Riucon Point, San llrancisco.

Klnron Polnt, San NrancIsCO.
CTEAM ENGINES and boilers machin.
~ cry for crushing anu ppiycrzing quartz
rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought
iron work, water wheel clstings, and all
kinds of machinery made to order.
Being largely engaged manufacturing
quartz rock machinery, ant having an cX-
tepsive assortment Of patterns on hand, ar
prepared to receive and execute orders wlti
dispatch
Parties wishing further Information or to
contract for machinery, W addressing Geo.
X GIuyas, uperiu;cndart, as above, or
Jas. Blair, Esq, Agent, Saa Francisco, will
be promptly attended TO.
Aug. 3o-3m*
nA..iEf oxrc1r tn-r>, r,--%tr
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
Jacks and Woodruff

q Inform ;hcir friends anl tae public
80 that they arc prepared to offer
Watches and lcwclrv OF the best and mos,
fnsh;paah.e s'ylrs At the lowest cash prices -
They comprise dnc foodon levers. anchcr O.
cancmenis. ard lcpincs, from thc most cn'obra-
Ted n.anu erurer, Of Europe Al.u Diamond
Peal Ruby, Emerald, and Cpal jcwe!rv q.
the richest and most ~'l uiid description, aii %,
wht il are offered at 81 per cent less than fOr,.-
nr prices.
G5-Icwolry manufactured from CaljCurni gold.
i. Col oplr'z separated md redred.
lr5-C -Chr1uoneIc'- r1tci ~ transit,
.5AWatch roptirn' cVocr'cl wili rGnctu1'i-
~ ans despatch. .To. 27i Montgomery It. H.
BJloa and Barron's building. I.-}n.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
Bunker Hill Restaurant.

Montgomery 81, near Clay, San Francisco.
nFFERS to bus iacss men the convenience
" OF location in the centre Of the bu,ina..
part o' the ci;y. It's bill Of fare COMPRISE.
The choices. selections from the proyer5iali,
excellent market oil San Francisco. LODI.
Ing rooms furnished with all the requisites
for comfort. Terms moderate.
5plm J. V. C. TELLER
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06

NOTICE, TO PAssESGEEs --I'hc under
' signed. having completed their arrange
mcuts, are prepared 10 forward passengers TO
all parts OF the world, IN yes els, which III
point of speed, comior: AM capacity, and as
Iega!ds moderation in the price oi passage,
have no equals,
The undersigned also avail thcmSeive OF
this method to inform those who arc in the
mines and river towns OF California, ard
who intend visiting their native places TINS
winter, that the best chances arc now offered
them .I9ply TO COIN 4 ELLIS.
Passenger Agents,
oct22m Long Wharf, san francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06

- Nllu. ENoIit1l,S * ga. I1t4,plu.a
~ street, san trlciSco, Offer lJr sale
Cooley lour in hlf b,rrtls,
Irish "h'shcy, Gnglis.! strong beer, in CASKS
Havana ser ,rs superior quality
Sherry wine, in casks,
Blankets, heavy c'o,hing,
Candles, Rice, etc, etc. 5l-lm
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
San Francisco Advertisements.
." P''' ''' OCTGvIANHOOGS Agent.

WESTERN HOTEL. Battery, between
Wv Broadway and Vallejo sts., san Fran
cisco-designed especially ior the areomnoda-
ton OF miners, clnvculcut - tae sjed her
landings ana 10 the business paci~ oi the city.
A runuer VIII be in Attendance at the Doats On
hcirarIiyai. Accommodations comfortable.
Terms. -l}oarl and lodging $40 per week
Steals 50 cents.
lg.lm II II McNrAr, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06

Tt-GERY {, UiNcKr EY. manufacturers
a. Of Mil, Stem Engine aud Quartz Pulv-
cr.zia- H7cnjaery. und Iron castings Of cvoiy
DESCRIPTION, Fir't It, between Mission and
Howard San Francisco, Sign Of the Pacific
Iron Foundry. noiS I'm
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06

EEACONDRdY & co. ol.r Tor sale, clear
We and mess port, Ia hois and half bos,
mess and prime beef, cheese, mohsscs. pick
les, manila, China and MoScovddo sugars,
green and black teas, in various ppchn scs,
ground spices, Whole spices IN bond, cHam-
paane port, Madeira and sherry wines, in
wood and rlass. sperm candles, brandy and
whiskcy, in nilss boots, shoes and blosan,,
dne aud heavy clo;hinI, blankets, biua aud
white drills. culored Alnuci+, China silk, cant
pho. trunks. honey. lime juice, Havana au!
Manila cigars and oheroo's, cocoa, ca'gr'''te.
wooden ware, brooms, stationary, n1I.s "ut
spikes. 1'-lF''
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06

FFTEEON g. CO., Corner Of Clay
! and Eansoms siS,bcg leave cspcct.uIj,
10 announce that they have now arrangcd
Private sales Department" in their sales
rcom, aud arc now ready to supply the trade
throughout the country with general assort-
mcnt Of Boots. Shoes and Brogars, Dry
Good, and clotin-, either at private sale,
or upon their trade sales at auction on ETi-
.nys Of each week. Merchants arriving
IN town are requested 10 examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Importer who
NAV desire TO furnish samples of the above
named goods, to bc sod for their account
may rely upon great attention hcin. paid to
,leir interests. We pledge ourselves to
transact strictly commission business. Oar
.eeular sale day ut Auction for Groceries.
Provisions and Liquors, Will Le held on
Tuesdays of each week noto IN
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06

The President o. tAc Pacific Rail
road Company has placed the following
letter from Col. Benton in our hands
for publication:
The New York herald., 1851-11-18

the election OF Constituent Assembly, &c. All
thoee things to be achieved under the eyes of the
Austiapt-thats, of an army of 40 900 men. which
may be still augmented If necessary If this be not
proof, we know not where to find one. We only
wish to argue in the general interest Of Italy, and
We will neither set nor follow the example Of menaees
and intolerance,
The New York herald., 1851-11-18
a fairs In Piedmont.


The Mroort,s Coa1ier, OF Genoa, Of the 18th
nit, publishes the following. under the head " lta-
IAN Ian Cemmittee" We cannot expect great impair
t,aity from the journals devoted to Mszrini, when
tney spesk Of the situation Of their party letter
OF NJ Joseph Sertori throws great light on that
SITUATION. Itprovest that whilst the Mazslniars pre-
tend 70 dictate TO 25,000,0O0 men disposed TO obey
theu ommittse, composed Of Eve persons, cannot
agree among themselves IL proves that Aurelio
Sslieetu withdrew from the committee. in conse-
quence OF serious differences Of opinion. and no,
from personal motives, as inaccurately asserted in
the last proclamation Of Mszzni The italian smi
grafton in Paris, and Mesrs. MANN and Moptanelli
their head have taken part with the two seceders
The Lombard emigration recognises, In a sreat
measure, different leaders, and nevertheless the
Msrriniaps menace the constitutionasts, and Iaush
at them, saying, We are the sole united party"
This letter likewise shows the vanity Of the revolu-
tionary systems, reduced 10 discuss the most ele-
menisry principles. II proves that Mazzini, ss
vel s the schismstic Sertori, mersIy rely on a
series Of sbstrset ruppodtions, namely-Five stimuli
tsssous nsurrsctiors in the different parts Of Italy
I've insurrectionsry governments subsequently uni
ted In one revolution against the Piedmootsse
system dissolution or Transformation Of the Pied
Wshtsss army the formation 0f AZ Italian army;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-14

Franklin from Beleyilo, , mics and back ak times a
week
Greenyille from Johnsonburg, miles and back sncs
week
Groveville from Bordentown, miles and back, ak
times week. MNs
Hamilton Square from Trenton, 5 miles and back twice
week.
Harrington from Blawensburg, miles and back, twice
week.
Jamesburgh from Engishtown, s miles and back, once
Lit'le,on from Parsippsny, miles and back, onco
Lamberton (see vincentown) s
Lon from New York, l6 miles and back six times a
Li'le Falls from Paterson, miles and back ak time.
Mount Laurel from Fellowship 90 miles and back once
week 80 ~N' 49,
Macopin from Bloomngdale miles and back, once a
Mount Rose from Princeton, miles and back once a
week.
New Sharon from Allentown, 3 miles and back. ono. =
week. III -
New Prospect from New York, % miles and back daily
Pedricktown from Scultown miles and back twice q
week. 49,
Pepokaing from Augusta miles and back once
Penns Grove from Woodstown, IL miles and back,
Pleasant Valley from Newton, miles and back once
week. .FH@ tgG4
Point Pleasant from Manasquam, miles and back, once
Ricevilis and Chapel Hill from Middle,own, miles and
back, once week .8 '3F al-s
Schraaenborgh from Hackensack, 6 miles and back six
times week.
South Brunswick from Cranberry, 5 miles and back,
week. && c2#t+#
South Amboy from Perth AmbOy 9 miles and back sly
times week. 4H As#
swsrswood from Mddeville, 3 miles and back, once
week tEt
and back, twice week lII4
Tranquility from Alamuchy, miles and back, once a
week. tHUa4
Vansycles, from Perryvie 2 miles and back once
week. q 1ss @8eA.3
vincentown by Lumberton and Brdgeboro from Phila-
depha % miles and back daily MONTHS and three times
a week residue. ah
West Milford to soatsbury, N. Y, 7 miles and back,
twice a week.
White Hall from New Hampton, miles and back, once
a week.
Weston from somervlle, milea and back, three
a week. 3
Willamsown from Cross Keys, miles and back, six
times week
Yardvle from Bordentown 2 miles and back, twice a
week.
Mail Messengers in Ns,o Jersey. psrf
Proposals invited for the following mail messenger
service which will be let the lowest bidder each
The mail be taken from and delivered into the post Of
fee the points named such hours may be fixed upon
by the postmasters
Burlington from Railroad Depot, II miles and back
twice daily.
Camptown from Railroad Depot, mile and back, six
times week.
Elizabehtown from Railroad Depot, / of a mile and
back, twice daily. a4N
Jersey City from Railroad Depot, of mile and back,
twice daily. tz9aE
Kingstown, from Railroad Depot, mile and back daily,
Newark from Railroad Depot mile and back, twice
daily FElA
New Brunswick from Railroad Depot, mile and back,
twice daily. rE
North Branch from Railroad Depot, mile and back,
twice daily, except Sundays.
Princeton from Railroad Depot IL miles and back, twice
daily. a@#NE
Railway from Railroad Depot, l mile and back, twice
daily.
Trenton from Railroad Depot, mile and back, twice
daily
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-14

Leave Easton every Wednesday, Friday, and Mon
day at A am; xl-l u@ ~ f
Arrive !. Newton same days byspm.
sols From Clinton TO Frsnchtown, IL miles and back,
week tH. 'oE
Leave Clinton every Tuesday at 8 am;
Arrive at FrenchtowA same day by l2m;
Leave Frsnchtown every Tuesday at pm;
Arrive At Clinton same day by m.
Caldwell, Pine Brook, Parsippany, 10 Dennyilo'
~ miles and back, six times d week
Leave Newark daily except Sunday at 2pm;
Arrive at Dennvile same days by pm;
Leave DennviIle daily except Sunday at Tam;
Arrive at Newark same days by D m. ~ "a
5000 From By c.nsvs wsshsd Scotch
morviic, and North Branch, to White House, SO
miles and back, twice daily except Sunday, and at
Leave Eizabethtown daily except Sunday at 10 a m /;
Arrive at White House same days by IL m and Al
Leave White House daily exoep. Sunday !. 6, a m
Arrive at Eizabethtown Same days by 81 a m and 81
902l From White House to New Germantown daily ex-
cept Sunday miles and back.
Leave White House daily except Sunday at l pm;
Arrive q. New Germantown same day BY 2 p m;
Leave New Germantown daily except Sunday at l0i
Arrive q. White House same day by III am
9O22 From Elixabehtown, by Union, Springfield, New
Providence, and Long Hill, to Baskenridge, %
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Elzabethtown every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Breckenridge days by6pm;
Leave Baskenridge every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Eizsbcthtown same days by n m.
9O23 From Upper Blacks Eddy, Pa, by Milford, N. j.
Mount Pleasant Evertslown, Pit,stown and Sid
ney, to Clinton, Is miles and back, six times
week.
Leave Upper Blacks Eddy daily except Sunday at
Tam; n .4As.@
Arrive at Clinton day by Hams;
Leave Clinton daily except Sunday at 2pm;
Arrive At Upper Blacks Eddy same day by p m.
1924 From Railway, by Woodbridge, to Perth Amboy, 8
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Railway daily except Sunday at l0l am
Arrive at Perth Amboy same day by 3pm;
Leave Perth Amboy daily except Sunday at !;
Arrive at Railway same day at a m.
9O95 From New Germantown, by Pottcrsvle, German
Valley, IL miles and back, once auweek.
Leave New Germantown every Wedb osday 10 m;
Arrive at German Valley same day BY 2pm;
Leave German Valley every Wednesday at p m
Arrive at New Germantown Same day by 9
9026 From Morrisown, by Mendham, Chester, German
Valley, Springtown, Schooley's Mountain, Pleas
ant Grove Anderson, Mansfield, Broadway, New
Village, and Stewartsvile, Easton, Pa, A miles
and back, six times week.
Leave Morrisown daily except Sunday at IL m;
Arrive at Easton same days by 9 pm;
Leave Easton daily except Sunday at a m;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
c A N D D A 7 z 8

Owe are requested 10 announce the name of HoRAck e. CAR
TER, OF Momgomery county, as a candidate for Secretary OF the
Senate, at the approaching session. oct21
owe n requested to announce the name of STEPHEN G.
DeDeZ, OF Terre Hsute, as a candidate for Clerk OF the House Of
Representatives, at the ensuing session oc1O
give are requested 10 announce the name OF b. F. WALLACE.
Esq. as a candidate for Principal Clerk OF the House OF Rerreseil-
atuves. ocf9
O-W We are requesiedt TO announce C b. BENTLEY, ofTerre Haute,
as a candidate for Principal CLERK of the House OF Representatives.
oct6
u We are requested TO announce the name pr. 5. Hicks, OF
ate. sep30
" We are requested 10 announce the name Of G. w.
SwARrHour, of Jennings county, as a candidate for Assistant
Clerk Of the House OF Representatives. sep30
O-MR. EDIroR Please announce the name Of JOHN p. DUNN,
Of Perry county, as a candidate for Principal Secretary of Senate,
the approaching session. sep2i
flames II. vAwTKR, Esq of Jennings county, isa candidate for
Assistant Secretary OF the Senate. sepeO
1--WE are requested 10 announce the name of Judge q. w
TURNER, of Porter county, as a candidate for Clerk of the next House
Of Representative.
GIVE are requested TO announce the name OF PETER WIN
cHKLL, of Marion county, as a candidate for Doorkeeper of the
next House Of Representatives. ang29
GIVE are requested 20 announce the names OF JkprHA GARRIsUs,
OF Parke county, as a candidate for re- election to the Office of Door
keeper of the next House Of Representatives. sug29
U7Pbease announce the name of Asa F. CHAPLIN as a candidate
for Clerk of the House of Representatives the coming session. .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
From ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL, 8 p. M.
LATER FROM FoRr LARAEuE.-Col Cooper and MAJ.
Chiffon have arrived in this city from the treaty grounds
The treaty with several tribes of Indians had been con.
cluded. The presents were distributed to the Indians by
Col. Mitchell, who was to leave for the States on the
evening Of the oath.
Some little excitement was produced by the arrival of
an express from trading posts on the upper Missouri
apprisng Col. Mitchell of the prevalence Of cholera
among the Indians of that section.
A delegation Of the several tribes of Indians, parti.
cipators in the treaties that have been concluded, will
visit the President at Washington, and, il is believed
will accompany the commissioner to this city.
Two companies of rihemen were detailed as an escort,
and Major Chiffon. with his company of dragons, came
on in advance. The whole party is expected here the
latter part Of next week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is.
Gov. Letcher arrived at Vera Cruz on the 4th, and
proceeded Immediately on his way to the Capitol.
Accounts from Mexico to the 7th, represent the Gov
eminent in great confusion. Many Intellectual attempts
were made to form a new Cabinet. Treasury at the
lowest ebb. Government resources nearly annihilated.
Accounts Of the revolution in North Mexico not yet
reached the Capitol. Latter news from the Rio Grande.
Sheriff arrested two Of Wild Cats negroes, one Of
whom is Coffin, a leader in the Florida war, but freed
by Treaty.
Wild CATH much exasperated, and apprehends that
the negroes will retaliate. Steamship Yacht Just ar
rived from Brazos. Later from North Mexico. Lib.
Grating army, still successful, had taken Reynosa with
little resistance-took one gun, and a quantity of other
arms. Gen. Canales, governor of Tamaulipas, at last
accounts was approaching M~atamoras, and Gen. Avales
was going to meet him, whether as friend or foe, was
unknown. II was supposed that Canales would assume
the command d. of the revolutionists. THIS ~displsces the
Americans.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

ut nun VI
In Chaueeyy-Lewis Robertson, Plaintiff, against Willis Cham,
bers, Harden Chambers, Solomon Gibson and Louisa Ann his wife,
children Of Ann Chambers, formerly Ann Robertson, James X Col;
Inns son of Susan Collins, James Robertson, Madison Meade and
Sarah r. his wife, Robert Collins and Jane his wife, the said Robert
Collins IN his own right and as curator and administrator Of Zenith
Robertson. deceased. heirs of Richard Robertson, deceased, James
Is. and John r. Robertson, adult sons of Mordecai Robertson, de-
ceased, Robert. Lewisly, Franklin. Thonss, Mary Ann. Elizabeth
and Susan Jane Robertson, infant children Of said Mordecai Robert
Eliza Ann his wife formerly Eliza Ann Collins, Lewis Heasion and
Druclla his wife formerly Druclla Collins, children OF Susan Collins
formerly Susan Robertson, Susan Ann Collins infant daughter G. John
Collins deceased, Edward Robertson son OF Richard Robertson oe-
ceased, John and Ozas Robertson who claim 10 be sons Of Jesse
Robertson, - Swoepe and Julia Ann his wife, -Swoope and
Lucinda his wife, James Townsend and Susan his wife, Fake
or Parch and Manda his wife, all the females claiming 10 be daugh-
tiers of Jesse Robertson deceased, and the heirs OF William Robert
sE who died last summer, and who Is said TO have been a son OF
Jesse, Defendants.
TuyHIs cause again came ON TO be heard upon the Bill answers
and exhibits and the amended report Of Commissioner Jones
which was this day fled and was argued by Counsel On eonsldera,
ton whereof the Court doth adludge order and decree hat the SAID
report be confirmed, and thai Robert Collins, Commissioner, pay TO
the parties OF 10 their Guardians the amounts respectively reported
to bs due ahem, except the sums reported TO be due to the repuied
heirs of Jesse Robertson, deceased, brother OF Zenith Robertson, de-
ceased. II is further adjudged ordered and decreed that the sad
Robert Collins retain in his hands, subject To The future order OF This
Of said Jesse Robertson until lit be ascertsined by future proceedings
whether the said reputed heirs are the legal heirs OF Jesse Robertson
or not and il is further ordered and decreed that the SAID supposed
heirs, 10 wit John Robertson, Ozias Robertson, James fo"nsend
aud Susan his wife, - Swoope and Julia Ann his wife. Pake
or Parch and Manda his wife, Swoope and Lucinda his wife,
and the heirs of William Robertson, gf any y appear pea in tins court
lationship 10 Jesse Robertson, deceased, bromer o Zennh NOD
euson. deceased, and in case Of their failing 10 appear, the court
Known heirs Of Zenith Robertson, deceased. The said Robert Col
Inns, Commissioner Is hereby required 10 take refundng bonds. n
he, as administrator, thinks proper according TO law: Six months
is hereby allowed to the infants after they become OF age, TO show
cause against this decree. II - further ordered that a copy Of this
decree be published in some newspaper published in Frankfort, Ken
lucky, and Indianapolis. Indiana, for four weeks successisely, and
", Kentucky,a copy of this decree as early as practicable.
octa-w4w Acopy, Test, JOHN HUNTER, c. C.