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Furniture Warc-IsO0hll.

vENtlE subscriber respectfully in. Ls:zss-]
a. form the public that lie has
opened furniture Ware-Room on SIE
Court street, one door souLh of tire Fire Engine
House, between FRONT and SECOND streets,
where will be found "a large and we'll assorted
stock of CHAIRS aud CABINET WORK c:
every variety Of style, suited to this market !
which he will sell as low asa any establishment
in Portsmouth! He would also remind the
public lhat he is manufacturing all kinds o
Cabinet work which can be sold as low as tht
same eau be. bought forin Cincinnati
He has employed good workmen, anS
use the best Of materials.
He has purchased u hearse and is pre-
pared 10 attend to the undertaking business OF
The shortest notice. Please give him II call.
March II, '50--7yl PERMENUS BRIAN.
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"Wile,n said a broker. few days since,
"do you think shall ever be worth fifty
thousand dollars -
"Why, amt worth that to you?" said
the conliliing spousr.
"Y e-s," hesitutiugly replied the other hall,
shut can't put you out at interest" +
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l~ew naverls G.ousc.

TNHE subscriber, formerly Of the l.,
Il Nationtl Hotel, has opened his TA
new house on the corner Of Third and Market
streets, where lie is now ready 10 scconm odale
his old customers and the public generally, to
the best OF his ability aud on the most reuson
able terms: c. FREDERICK RENIGER.
Portsmouth, September II, ls50-54
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DIR. S. ID. HOWE'S

shaker SnPsaD9rilla.
me- CO.. cv,r .ra e,,noroer Madeleine! |
M.
1t Purifies the Blood ana freVen's Ds
as &sNg ease. A4#
VI PROOF. II
A signal Cure Of Ru yObsiinnte Case cf
Tciier OF Fourteen cn,s ttnndiuE, ~
The use Of DIR. hcwc's shaker hah'lr sarAaPn-
b-' 81 c,,r,,,,r, March 15 1919.
DR.. Houe: DEAR Srr-Hsving Witnessed
the controlling influence Of your preparation
Of shaker h al;1l I best % nhSscians
feel il eStv 10 you, and The afflicted, to make
The following statement:
Nv wife Ias beer sorely afflicted with Tet-
ter (which is one of the greatest courges TO
the human family) for the last fourteen years,
during which Time have consulted and em
ployed number of the most eminent physi'
clans in The country, and with but little suc'
cess | was at last persuaded 10 try your pre-, pre-
o, ,hsu ,hn, i would e,c.
cure. But was most happily disappointed,
for she had not used more than one bottle be-
lore tho happest results ;, were ere Produced ,;, ahD
d;s,n,oOrsd have NO, ,hs least dou1t hut that
the most obstinate cases Of letter can be radi.
cally cured by the use of your preparation Of
Shaker SarsapariIla. ~ ~
Those that are afflicted, and who wish for
further particulars, will please inquire Of Doc,
tor J. P. JudkiLs, who was our attending
phy scian, or call upon me, on Burr street, be-
tween Linn and Cutler, Cincinnati.
.h ha M ELIJAH STEPHENS.
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DIED.

On tie 22d ut.. Mrs. MARTHA Moss, con-
sort Of L-muel Moss Of this vicinity.
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Corn for Sale.

YENHE subscriber will sell and deliver in the
IL Cribs on Canal, and Scioto or Ohio River
or at the Furnaces. any Quantity Of good Nler-
chantablc Corn, at he lowest market prices.
His facilities for delivering corn are such thu,
he can Iil orders entrusted to him OIL better
terms than any other person in this murket.
'- MILTON KENNEDY.
Portsmouth, o., Dec. I6, '5O-37dN BINS
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You MAY MARRY Your UNcLE.-The
Virginia House Of Delegates has passed .
bill rrpealing so much Of the llth section Of
chapter l0S Of the code, as prohibits wo-
man marrying heraunfs husband. Dispair-
ing spinsters will now be making a regular
stampede for the old Dominion, we pre-
Sume 49, fga f.-- et.r ID f'
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A. c. DAVIS & CO.,

>2o WOULD say to tieir ?un erous cnsso-
M -,no--not numerous exactly
III bdt) TO those who wish 70 patronlIe
them, ami those who have pntron'zsu' Them az
ready, that thevwill make up clS'hes eonget
al oiher houses, witt ss MUCH pleasure az y
n y, sold fhe goods themselves. Ifyou send
in your work You viii be plepsed when you
a.. 'ihe style in which twill be got up. Don't
Ioroet 10 give usa call, at one door from Whit
ney & McLhin's Grocer,, Market Street!
o.
Z jan. z, le50.--if l8iY 80 isq
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Fast Colored Prints.

TNNGLISH AND AMERICAN DOUBT E
H. r,,les, Blue and Orange Green, FINK
and splendid assortment Of Madder Prints, re-
ceived this day at JAMES PURSE 'S,
feb II Enterprise Buildings,
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NonLE SEFTiMENT OF BRowEIow. .--'sI
have never sern The day vhen. if were to
faII out with one with whom ! bad sbeea
friendly, 1 would expose 10 public gaze-thrir
private and confidential letters TO me, No
man will do il but one who is lost TO all
sense or honor and shame"
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aH Hou.s or RxYsKsxnrAYIvXs UsIqsp srArxs
4- Clerks Once, April ~, isSi
~ a. The i7sh sscusa OF Oosgfess thu ~
August ls. sn.,sd AN ss' .s. lam ssa Sstsi .lss
ton without salhory Of law, and
,ds certain incidental Of the departments
government. and oI oer purposes ssa i' sscuAl
as touowsi ttIA
.sxe ~ -asa BE- further snaetsd, That all st.Aonsy
every name and nauIe Tho d the Two houses CosVs
stationery aud job printing Of every nane and nature f
and Offices ~ washington Including all
onsry blanks wrapping sad iwise snd mail fsu
pos Offices and eoleclo onccs MIougnou e unisd sa
bdder Secretary Of the Senate the Clerk VI
House of the head Of each department
Post Omc1 estsoasnnsS And slch
establishment the Postmaster
and The Secretary Of the Treasury shall respectively designate
hai respectively ADVERTISE once week o
furnished, such printing
furnishing such articles, OF the whole Of
class Of articles o. or aons aae p n o. s whole
smell, quantity and description
Kind OF ARTICLES iunsbed aud, ~ near may be- The
and printing be done and s such proposals A
l., the specified IN such advertisement o
the same shall be opened ny VI undcr inc direction
making such adves, meni ~ the presence Of ~ least
and offering furnish class OF such
specified pouon JON oi tad work.
Ing satisfactory security for the rior"ance thereo under o
csye contract doing the and IN ease the lowest bidder
sa fail nnd give such security within
me fixed in such advertisement then The
be lowest bidder who shall enter into
And IN Of failure
The the work by the person entering into
contract he shall I've liable Tor The forfeiture SPECIFIC
in quidaed damages, TO be sued for IN the
OF court having jurisdiction tefeoP
seued proporas received this Office until O'Clock,
twenty sixth day Of May next (at which time all "
proposals. viii be opened for furnishing The articles OF sAiona
the House Of Representative
during Thirty Second Congresseach article to be aPoV
the Clerk VIZ s.tHHI s#sa t#
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Fresh Beef and Vegetable. for the Navy.
NAVY AorsT's OrricE,


Washington, ID. CD May 3, 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be this ONCE Until Mon
. day. day June 1851 for the supply of
beef vegetables be required
Washington fiscal commencing the Isl
day Of July and ending ON the 3Oth June, loS2
vegetables good quality and the best
market affords and each article must be offered for by the
pound.
bond with approved security, will be required in half the
addition vii
be
the contract, which will
be paid until IL - fully complied with
Every offer made be accompanied las directed in the act OF
Congress appropriation for 1876 and
is4 approved 10th August 1850 written signed by
responsible the effect that he they under
bidder bidders their bid be accepted,
obligation, with good sufficient
sufeies furnish the articles proposed.
proposal will be considered unless by such
any.
j. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
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IN pursuance Congress An
Of noi aud Arkansas and Teriores Of Wis
isr,' sas Ssn ns
STATE. Of America do hereby declare and male known nat public
Of Illinois aud Wisconsin, at The periods hereinafter Designated
Al the MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, common.
chg Monday the Third day Of November n, for the disposal Of
s" pas as Of ss sh q Ms S, BY The
Of fourth principal
The quarter
west quarter ninecn and s east h Of the northeast
The hall, quarter ms
Of ,s %sSes.s quarter o. seven me southeast sun 81 The
.ou,nsns qasr o. section Twelve and the southeast quarter Of
quser Of twenty nse and the es half Of ts northeast
quarter Of ,~eniy-,ou IN township i've, ofmnre two
The estsn and northwest quarter Of The northwest quasr Of
AVE- n. oo han Of me auaer Of s ss
quarter northwest quarter and the
northwest quarter Of b one aud e east half of the northeast
bali OF tbs quarter
-, s s @ @ s oa. s m en-, MAR as.
northwest OF the northwest quarter Of r IN township four
quarter q the northwest quarter Of thirty in township 6vs, Of
The quarter quarter
norbwe, quartet The south half aod northwest quarter toe south
sectca northeast quarter the east hail
and saans quarter Of two and the
Dixon, lLLIsofs commencing on Mon.
day. the Q, Noys%se. NEXT for e disposal Of N. te
being emhrseed IN lead leases. were withheld from
proclamation Of the ssi Of September irse, sizi
Norn Of hs efns fonts principal
hail Of ,be Of eight;
The northwest quarter 81 1--WE, and
the hail II the norhvss quarter OF s ~ townp
twsniy nine, Of =
southeast quarter quarter dnsen
and The OF the Of twenty hes In
township and the half OF twenty-five,
IN. au~,e. quarter twenty
'"m, IN town. hip twenty nine, OF three.
quarter OF southeast quarter and the northwest
me quarter Of section thirty the souh half OF
thi1yt~oi and the half OF
In township twenty nine, VI range T.
frh ofths base inc fourth yrincipai er,aa.
The west part OF the seeton deen and The .ub
east qsaef Q. .ne northeast quarter In townsip
tn. ractioas half Of seventeen IN township t,.
niBe 0f saagu two 1870
InaecerAAses with hs provisions Of act Of liza July las
bersinbefr- referred 10 emPen er BE- a1opsa 10
they haye h.e
subject entry ana nj
for Land bounies heeofore granted " any law
the United ststs
al provided enutod AZ
msAias sprspssons f .r civ, and dpom expenses m
such legal subdivisions win include
ice doss ss< fry eest per and
solA me psh ss- At -seh scs nor sh.n be
within fwevs scsAs serener tsen the
subject n sale other innd-.
IN. kept open fos weeks the
are dpc-ed 90 and no longer and no private entire. Of the
land oHersd sdm,ed until sner
execution acs
Of se General aed once % publish with hs proclamation
brief description Of The from the official docu
Owen under my city Washington this twenty
sarn Gay Ap ammo Doni thousand eight hsndd snd
htyons NatsF .eaAF elli ELL
ny the President
J. Burrsprsbp, sHWFa +. t--t.
Cou,n'ssioner Of he General once.
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COMMON HALL or the Of Petersburg. Virginia.
May 1850 The following resolution this day adopted BY
the Halls
Reor,d Thahe mayor Of the town advertise for proposals for
100000 o ressbug endorsed ny
The State Virginia. $4,000 payable 1870 1875
payable half An
hr $500,
addressed chamberlain Of until May
O'Clock which time they will be opened the highest
bidder will be entitled thereto The viii he
required 18Th May 5h June, and 18th July, and bidders will
which Of these periods odsr The
To themselves the rsht to rejec, any Offer msde.-
Notice hereby
ton will be received chamberlain Of town,
the above resolution, until the IAN bay Msy O'Clock
m. CHAs. CoRLING,
May2-dtlfhNaynen
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IN ~ law \ WILLARD FILLMoRE President Of the
,u., public .ass WIN lsA oess
tn. ss q nS ssmsse. :. sona. y
Ausas1 nsn Tor s disposal q .hs paae lands az
NORTH Of s as and Of the ,urtA paeipai r~srsa.
All nds together with the islands aud parts islands
s ss q s sap ISs % o. Ssas
hee, ten, eesen fourteen nneen twenty-five, twenty
twenysn t~sny-sesen ihiiyioa aud thirty i've IA township
sections eight half northeast
quarter, SECTIONS NJ
sea ssn sa % sim
M s s % once .si DIXON on Monday The
day Of October the sale OF the public lands situated IN e
following named sections and Of sections, VIZ
NORTH f the base Tine Of the fourth Prfnpai mddan
two, township Of rang"
Wlon'. island Mississippi sections thirty five and
Par. island A. .aSa, . e. e. O. range tes
81 island 4, islands . O D. = = aad " IN 'ns nSss
XII uas n ID sesr With AZ Mississippi river as
@sris ser eight ne dsen, and twenty two and an island
ss soson asS b. AID aa siaad ,nr
the Mississippi rve N ,owp ssyenen % ans s IN town
shin ousen The of islands sections three
nv ssas Sassn and lseaoaa except
ess aI ,wo twenty excep, rhres hve ss
sad Jury leresp, four mississippi
river, in township sixteen, OF range six
NORTH and east fourth principal meridian"
Rock sections seventeen and eshteen in
see.ions eighteen lhiisx inclusive, township twenty
seven, OF range tour.
NORTH Of the third principal ridian
An island vcr twelve, in township oryS OF
Three small islands in Rack river thirty hytwo
land ss q. me OF M pe an
following and parts OF sections TO wi
NORTH Of e Of the third principal meridian
The quarter and the west half and southeast Of the
section three he east hall Of the southwest
quarter Of ou s s aahSea, he west half the nol
quarter hall Of the southeast Of eight; me
D and southeast of the northeast quarter Of
soathess, quarter Of aca The west half and The
% S me as sad @ % hall s s. A aaa
the hall and oil seniytwo the nor,
s y s ns half Sn ad s
% and noe QUARTET an @ ea half nna
Of northwest quarter of thirty two in township twelve, Of range
Al the lard Office DANvILLE commencing Monday,
within the following named sections, to wit;
NORTH Of Of tAi,d principal meridian
s sss Il s.e on v
tw:n,y-..ven ana twenty SIGHT Of aangs sssn o ~
obeI for The dsYa OF the pubic lands ON small island in
norta Of a.ge eshi, eas,oi he third principal
section. M ad as V
d s.ss s q s a S sn's s %s day Of
sspismOI Tor The disposal q ns public lands on s@a
ship seventeen, range hteen the rrd neipal
Land. appropriated by Schools military pupo-
oss.r iho.e and overhowed 'ans made unht
appointed
eDutd
reclaim the land with
lm,' approved september IS is U DC s1e!dsd from
the
And heretofore granted by any
United
permitted ofthe provided
for
approved 81 March, ISL
The offering OF lands viii be eunmsnced me days
pointed, winch they
deparch until the Whole shall have been
longer
private lands will be admitted until
Tel e VI tins weeks
Given OF ahngton this twenty eighth
day Of An Domni one thousand eight hundred and n
ne! =
Et.#.s.#r WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
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nc The which date Of the sale Of
tbs advantage OF oeing
pared Immediate operations without ineurirs c increased
and III them are Do
y productive hey ali less conveniently
and other che OF
Louis, the midst OF
county yielding sbudan, all the agricultural products OF Tue lat
nude la which iLty are located.
j. BUTTERFlELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
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oryIcr or CoxsrssIossR PunLIo BuILprsos,
Washington, May 7, l6SI
be received office
Tbursday grading paving with round
stone quality thai part 18th which
Of good gravel,
will required and the laid
in fine gravel
Separate proposals be received
be both sides Of said 18th Of the North
blue deep
edge Of which be dressed usual.
The
poycd BY the and be completed by the first day
September Amy material cxcayned will be
upon the public mall within q reasonable distance.
offering price per yard grading per
the surface OF the being
laid the curb properly
'#U-t VIM. EASBY
Conn Of
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington.
DE sILDINC A WYf.fE,

No Todd Bviidinr, Pennisania msaf dser ~s o.
Brornis HOTEL Washington, ID. C.
rHAs DE sELDISG ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
departments, board
sonsfs appointed the nd usen OF spoatioos other
claims
full faithful all business that be ipuusted
obtaining
land duties under ss6e
buying and selling collecting claims
rem
Andr-w wyo IT,, will attend any Law business with which
ainrelf in
the District Supreme Court United States.
sedng, being United notary
will taking o acknowiedg
deeds. which appsain his Office
he
a o services required.
post paid receive immediate
Sept s-diy
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.ssders" Wine 10 Walnut street,
cheap snder has consequence Of the numsr
Gus sale. made s him 70 eon..msr-bssn Obliged largely
sc,on offering liquors ever
DUN GORDON Cor s,.s' S. smsss. delicate
o~ price. rs odd and choice Msnxapa all
gallons selected for consumers. some EXTRA
70 oleA put Up E.rope, which he challenges equal
Tho Maasaoa and Amonnsdo peculiarly adapted
20 eonvsseenn strengthen without stimulating and have
principally specially selected cr hi. sale. cop-u
mers, from the stock o "Burmss,sr" epoo, imported
Thes, wines t,uy and de,icse highly ap
all Ports and red vince pamed on a. such.
son ., w the es Hmans nsn Z. so,ns
delicate white Pou and MsIn.ey Port. =
too careful In their choice Of Por. 81 -
Madeira sorts dry c south side old East
a. 70 the sparkling subscriber II /, well known ,h.
The Moe, eIiu champagne snd the splendid sparkling Mosee
% y m n a. any ohe, and SOLD
upon buyers frs - $3.50 -
very prices rs,s or whoe-.s In .ss u. a. ",.,s
wines generally the subscriber 70 be Judge and he
ss.S svs ss.do sI''e 'y me ''ss
ssa mo" from his vaults bottle Of Bur
sau'erne and Bar.ac always on hand IN ho,,,..
His selection Of Rhine winss from the cellars NJ
nan psnhsrd Jordan Of coblcns extensive. numb~r
s, villages Of the "ssnbex which growth
the article. Of brard.. he has now An.
.,s very od s,,r Dupy
Shds and "lubouche, J" 1874 hhd ccnssnmsn which VIII
A.o Ir.h, sccch and Mooons.A.a wh.A,v J.m.c. .r,.
pssrsss brandy snd s other wirs and liquors. iscsdng o
e %.s.s. !" quantity desired
~ sood. delivered within days reach rh.d.pb. Neigh,
rnph. ~"''' '''e'"' 'e'' mail or ''e
address JACOB sNrpERI.
ohsap Wine ssor., 70 w.lnus street, fr'sd.IrAs
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pursuance Of law, MILLARD FILLMORE, President the
.s e ss. vii be ns a. he land os. IN
= o. ow svrs %
ne fourth Day Of Angus, nsa or as dpSs. :. s pubic lands
N0r u tAs bose las and ssst 81 fourth p's"epai sriaa
Isw".p s"s e. q range ONE a
Townships twenty three, twenty ou1, twenty hse, t~enysn
Township twenty nine, Of range four;
Sw".e and thirty q sns aSs q
Townships 1--WE, iwens twenty eight,
' s 'S %sa ss.S twenty twenty eight
Townships twenty wsnseven eight,
Townships twenty twenty seven, and eight Of
ma twenty ak twenty even' '"eneGb
same place commencing on Monday eighteenth day
Of, Angus, nss for ne disposal q The public lands situated within
North Of The base Tine and we' Of the fourth principal meridian"
Townships three. twenty fou twenty-five, twen,ysix
Fractional township twenty three, townships four
twenty-five, twensi, weniyseven aud twenty eight OF range
feiona lowahip twenty three. and townships wea,y-loa
aasel, 80 '''''' 80
townships wer,y twenty four township.
twenty-five twenys twenyeven, and twenyeisht OF range
Faetonal township twenty four and townships twenty ve
twenty twenty thirty, hinone and hinywo Of range
Fractional townships twenour aud twenty-five, Townships
SwnsSp Ms4 ali sa " s main a channel 81 % 81
ce aa rna aa range
s ssS % ee n"l
Of the main channel Of the ST. croix ver of
| nineteen. .5
wentyr tenyseveD, twenty
channel the 81 Cox river,
| twenty
A, Tie land Office MINERAL POINT commencing Monday,
disposal public
within the following named fractional township and
NORTH Of the base line and we Of the fourth incPal meridian
Fractional township twenty the Mississippi river, OF
fourteen.
9th oTthe base Hae and eat Of e fourth principal median
Sections four eighteen inclusive the land township
A; Office GREEN BAY commencing Monday
eighteenth day Of August for the disposal the public lands
within the aforementioned township and tract, 10 wit:
North Of Inc base line and Of the fourth principal meridian
Fractional township twelve, the right bank Of the Wisconsin
river, OF range eight.
ii gant,) township twenty OF range sixteen.
schools military,
purposes, and other
thereby cutivaoD, any which shall he
respectively
Arkansas
swamp ds' within their lmi approved september 70,
1885, excluded the sales And locations for
rin DC per The
provided entitled IAN making
preparations civ diplomatic
&c, approved Sd March, 1851.
appointed will In which
ni DESPATCH until The whole
shall and the sales thus closed But sale
shall weeks, aud private Of
will be admitted until after the the
| weeks.
Washington, this eighth
April Do,nn thousand eight hundred and fy
MuLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
J. BUTTRRYIELD
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TWENTY DOLLARS HEWARD.-Ra Ran away from The
rb-cibcr ID Of March, 1851, eoored CA TIA
ono OF two inches high She OF rather delicate snd
sbou, She hiring WISH
natoo free WOMAN secresd by free persons
An san(os hng hafbong Tbs
above reward will be paid on her delivery to -. -
Mar 25-3awn sf. 49, n HILTON.
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John ~. McCAfLA late second Auditor OF the - -
pry ors his SERVICES In of claims on w
NET sesore Congress, or the dcpa~en IN The se''e"
military srro,nts, and agency business generally usA
Letters addressedtu him should he postpam "
nee y Al the corner Of 9Th and Louisiana avenue
WAsnrsTeS CrTr, Apnlae-u
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NOTICE To re.idunry I~gatee. OF NELSON Reed. de

NOTICE 10 residuary Iegstees OF Neisoss Reed. de-
~ ceased-Wberess by Baltimore county sitting
couu OF equity, dated the seeond day of March, 1851
and pased IN therein pcudnE between Dudley
laker, and William George Baker
Nelson Reed the auditor Of n
uibuon OF funds the hands
ard directed ASCERTAIN and sad
uon and proofs that produced children
Mary barton, Rsheccn My.r, Elizabeth Eicbcbeg twho
brother wife James Reed, Reed
brohers of teststo Elizabeth Mar Rebccca
Bewley, twbo Of tesaor living
Reed the ss,ator widow, who died the
ember 1919, having died before said Nancy Reed len
living the death Of Nancy Reed and
relationship ~ living ~ such pior
the death Of said and
whether Saunders Alexander Reed Robert
testtr and Anna Torson sistsr of the either
which them dead ut the time Of the death OF Nancy
living Nancy Reed died
hee said Nancy Reed m living Nancy
issue so living The death Of said Nancy Reed
hh and report who children
death OF said Nancy having d~d before
i nc living III her dsa and he
on such issue and sso OF the
living Nancy Reeds death died
sorsi decedcnts
the time limited This noti
who may have established their tile participate
fund.-
s-d decree, persons entitled under Inc
Nelson Reed deceased
poo ~ their to before
septemvr 1881 and that, In defhnt srp~n
psrtie. fing appear will be
among The paies so appearing and proving shcir tile
W.. BAKER.
ArA WIN. GEO. BAKER.
Aps-swlow Trustees, Baltimore.