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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-12-04
GRAEFENBERG CHILDREN's PANACEA.

most strange and incredible fact us at the very
threshold Of remarks this valuable medicine 1t is
this that no medicine prepared adapted to the
eases of children and youth has been offered to the
public, while at the same time it is established by the
most accurate tables of mortality that of the
man family die before reaching the age years.
We should suppose that to this great class human su-
ferers-ths one-half of the racethe most anxious
earnest attention would have been given; that medical
skill would have been asked cauacity to find
out medicine to which mothers and might resort
under the constantly recurring necessities
themselves in this connection. The world is literally
crowded with medicines for adults, but thesuerng of
children no one has seemed to proper attention. No
one has regarded their condition. No has seemed 10
think it possible that the ravages of disease and death
among them might be stayed. true that there ar
numerous Nenlifuges and Cordals of some value, but
each of these confined exclusively or two forms
of disease The Gracfenberg Chldrens Panacea Is the
only medicine cxant to either hemisphere that is at all
worthy of being called Chidrens Medicines or that sup
plies the great want alluded to.
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0RARuA ADY'gG.
H. r. MCLOSKEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER, COMMISSION AND FOR
wARDtNG MERCHANT,
importer of Wines. Liquors, Cigars, etc.,
No. 81 Levee, Calena, Iii.
H. r. M'CLOSKEY,


well selected stock Of Groceries Provisions, Wines,
ouors etc which he offers the trade the lowest
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A., A., va C io,ooo Napoleon do do 10000 wasbi1oton
90 Union do do zone DO do 5000 Tres Maria do do; g.
dc do; 1000 La Nacionai do do: IN ,o Ia Amena
so rec per wyoming; for sale ty M M,Cpo. asOted
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NoTICEThe Of the appointed under the
N making appropriations for the snppsu
the army approved az 1884, which is in the felowin,
terms and figures, 10 wits
find ts enacted, That fer The aad equip
demen, finding their horses and forage
under the command OF Captain John O. FIRE.
during eighteen hundred oriy
by War Department, and
III. supplies consumed by said volunteers said
hundred thousand dollars Is hereby
popsted the not otherwise approp
War authorized and empowered 10
appoint dntercsted officers Of the
report all such claims be
subsistence aud supplies OF all knds
OF .nd command whilst thus engaged
for sad heard Of officers
the Oft thousand dollars s hereby appropriated
being Washington D. notifies all hav
advanced sub
furnished the
serving under the command o Capn John G. Ere
eighteen hundrcd and fortysx
board office at the OF Penn
Eyivania and l7h
Al board the English language
accompanied Eng sh translation OF The
National and Republic Washington, ID c. tho
Courier In Boston, Mass the New York trpre IN Naw
cyi Pennsylvania isquef, Ia Philadelphia Pa the Re
publicaH, In 81 LOUIS Mo The Bule,n in New Orleans, La
and the Evening rcsyune san rsnesco Cal are reqaeed 70
this week cor four weeks and send their
with copy ofthor paper the ehice OF board
WAsniseros, ID. C., August IA, 1852.
Sept lS-2awsw
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Land for sale In Eastern Virginia.

NHE undersigned being prevented by engagements from attending
owned by concluded TO offer II for
private sale. This farm about miles from Wiian-bure IN
county la Williamsburg located tive nourishing
academies and female which considered 10 be unsupass
in excellence William and MARY College s
this under the supervision OF The
bishop Episcopal Church Of Virginia, and
educated including JEFF
American Presidents Individuals aerous OF edu
children Offered therefore, nducement
vicinity lines Of steamers between New
York, BALTIMORE and Richmond, will shortly touch regularly al
within miles this and thai account II
Hsht be converted lucrative market garden IL consists Of
woodland arabic valuable meadow contains hpe
and mill and thers abundance OF ma The
whole 10 i5i
OF miles this the Norfolk Beacon"
SINCE who the proprietor OF estate
land refused
who wished make the purchase
o establish vegetable garden" &c.
I" THK VEGETABLE LOWER NIRoIaA.-We take from
following statistics, &c The steamship
New York. carried
Nook) and 23s barrels Of The
Baltimore boats week averaged each trip 2o0
barrels II is estimated that not less than hall million OF
OF
Vegetables from this port ii-Richa0nd Enstaro
wishing purchase VIII c0mnunicae with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia = 49,.
July 22-lawl5t JOHN NJ CALI, NJ d.
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STEWAKT yickens and Mary ytckens, his
~ Dunnsrd Aeekns, William Meekins Emily Meekns
Suaa snth-In Dorchester county,
OF equity, State Of Maryland, July 1852 August
The object OF this decree for sale Of certain
real estate lying and being In Dorchester county
The bill John Mertus, Of said county,
departed life year eighteen hundred
leaving widow, Elizabeth Meekns
Thomas Msekins, Dennara Mcekia
OF called
Marshy lying being Meckns' Neck
sad county land,
widow Elizabeth
her said Elizabeth
In sprng said Mary
Meekns ntetmaued with the said Stewart Nickeps
thai the Tsmas Meekn departed this life leaving
children William Meekins Emily Meekns hts heirs
said iam Mcekns Emily Meekns infants
under the wsntyonc that the said Susan Smith has
len Maryland and reside in unknown
the that will be fot the benefit and all
that the said land shall be sod under
Of this court for the OF division Of The proceeds
those entitled thereto.
1t therefore adgd ordered and decreed by the order o the
circuit Dorchester county at III. complainant by
copy This order he inserted published
Washington IN each o FIVE before The
fifteenth the said absent dsendnt
yng heirs, dead the object aud substance OF THE
bill them this conr IN person or by
cor before the fourth Tuesday Of January next 10 answer
the premises, show she they have, why
decree ought not pass prayed. -
sANurE D. La coarrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Teste
Augll-law5w r. J. HENRY, Clerk
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Ann White NiiiiAsu M. rox&~x,-In dhe Shs~uit
oOuaAty as = . Equity.

Ann White vs- Niiii4su M. r~xt~T,~In the Sasu"it
Cpuftfor Montgomery ooanty = Court OF E1uAty.
rIE complainant her hall about the eth day
land lying Montgomery county Maryland, devised 10 hef by
James Whiie and deed
delivered by her the
pursuance OF the defend
his Twelve sf ln
ix bundred dolsJs, which have be
hundred dollars and
sn the 2 November lo40
further OF the said
delivered the complainant
with said deed aud puporng 70 be Of the
purchase iheeet which, the
advised sufficient In law operate as mortgage
on the said land +.
therefore, pays that ie said be treated
decreed, aud such portion
sold the o the said notes wieh has
sufficient OF The said premises
day, be gwen by e eouf y.
complainant the purchase money ai may ue
publication against the said defendant
OF Maryland in parts unknown IL y
ls52 adudged and ordered that
of this order TO be inserted III
published Washinsisn In the District OF 20
month before the 18th day OF october
the absent defendant Of the object and
bill him This cou ~ person
before the Monday OF March next 70
premises show he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge
Copy
JAS. q. HKsIsa, Clerk
sep li-lawiw
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paorosAIls sss carrying sns .n~ii. o1 sne o..issa
the loo 10 the ooth dny " June
lo inclusive Ia iao, i be received al The Contract once o
the Post Once OF ashnetont nu the ON
OF December 1882 be decided by he day ioowng)
he and speclned,
Manchester, Whitehall Carol
ton, kans JerGeyyle, Delhi, and Godfrey, 10 Anon
and back, daily except sunday, four horse coaches
three OF The weekly tips embrace Lyansiis, VIA
chester Glasgow, and Biee.e, instead OF Manchester
and Whitehall
Leave Jacksonville daily, except sunday, IA,
Arrive al Alton days By 2, a.
Leave Alton daily except sunday, at 4, ?.
Arnse al Jacksonville neIt days by y, n Ill.
The mail be carried preference passengers and 10
their exclusion required by OF the mails Deduction ~
ba made the mail aud Zines imposed ioI
those performed ageeab contract The Postmaster Gen
failures violating he
post Office He contract schedule, provided
allows additional stock ia Of Increased
expedition No will allowed should the distance
advertised The should be endorsed hsl
proposals 42i0 no addressed "lhe Second
Assistant Postmaster Generaip
For particulars The conditions bidding
attached The late advertisement for proposals carrying the
mails certain in Illinois, sc.
s. d. HUBBARD,
L Postmaster General.
Posr oFnoK DErAKrafNr, Oct 81, 1852.
Oct 23-w4t
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University OF Virginia.

TIVE of this will October LIST,
Il and end June 29th.
schools l. sncon languages 2, modern languages 3
mathematics phlosophy 5, chemistry and
ica g. mcdcin.i anatomy phy-ieogyI spd
a ploophys ., aw 10, lecureshp Of anatomy
each school, assistant each
modern and msthe
macs, professor and lecturer anatomy.
Erpens.s-Tron fee. paid In advance " school be
attended two, SO each II three s2s each SIS
NorrIn school OF fee for the intermediates class
sT5stsndspcs higher involving
privilege of attending lower class The fees for the
Of medical lectures, including The d-ectng
fee, $aS
lodging including diet, bedding furniturc
and nitendsnce So, psid in three instament
advance wsshing So $40 session fuel and light
10 $50 each 40
Rent of dorwory, occupying rcom ~ ssch.-....
Msfioul.tiou fee Ae AIS
23s
c.ntnsent d.o.ite Of no Is required of zach student
The Tor cohins pocket money, books, Ae
cannot be accurately stated.
ggssNER HARRISON,
AUG I7-2s~2w Chairman Faculty.,
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Once Of Conan isstODor OF Pubbo huiiaioE-,
WAsBIseTos September q, 1854
DROPOSALS will be received this Office until 10 O'Clock,
Thursday the 4 day November for grading and
Rock creek furnishing and setting curb
furnishing and laying flag foo,
intersection with the which H.
width Of paved Will be about rs feet The
less than inches IN
diameter bed OF good gravel inches deep and
well watered ammed Persons VIII state her
superficial yard including the grading and all
well the taking the old cutters and tagging
will of New York blue Inches thick and
10 dressed bevei and
long will be received This Will be set on
inches The tagging will be OF IN large
pieces the the Fas and is to be laid on bed
Of gravel y inches deep.
curbng will the foot ncai ana o
OF tagging per superficial including all materials
NIL hHeeh
deep, will be made for any excess above
be by the contrae
be his disposal such OF the old stone as may DC USED
u price will be charged TO the contractors. ~,
divided four sections, and proposals VIII be
The first Will commence at
OF 18th street the second from t
the third thence TO
fourth from thence TO west side o 2oh
street.
Proposals for the grading paving will be from
for these works.
executed in the best within three
under the upenntendence OF per-
by Commissioner and his Judgment IN
between the parties Security viii be
required for the faithful performance and deva
lion from the will be allowed II :,
10 O'clock the 4h Of NO
presence Of such the bidders may attend
AZ This afce. WIN. EASBY,
sent 5-lawtithNov Of Public Buildings
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EW a : = - 2

A NEW Route IN pittabusg, via the baltimore. sus-
n g"shnnra and Pennsylvania RaroadThrcsfA to swrf n
~ boyrsAn will leave Calvert station daily
with the United Washington Bssore A.
connecting with the fast line At Middeown vt l,
living at Harrisburg nj u, p. M 70 dinner
The train Harrisburg for the p striving
Hodsysbnrs Ahis have the option
direct from Holidsyshurrf 70 pisbrrV
Tickets sold following points hy this train wi,
York. Wrshtsvle, Columbia, Marietta, Mddietown, Harrisburg
Ne~ Pert Minso~n r.ry.vle c~sso~n Mcvsysto~p, Hnn
insdon, Holidsyshurs, and fiushnrg
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shprenshurx Chsmhsrshus and
points IN
For the accommodation of from Washington for
the hove points viii he at hN
drn ~ the Baltimore Ohio Rscad Company the arrival Of
the mornnG At the baggage, which VII be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct f-dd Ticket Agent
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A vALuApI.E FARM FOR sALE.-The sub-cribor hau

A VALUABLE FARM FOR saLE.-Tbe subscriber, having
determined make change In his affairs, offers for sale his
county Virginia, situated Immediately the
Little River ufupto road leading from herands To Winchester,
place, and six from Wash
District " Columbia The Improvements OF
large and convenient BRICK house, with I'VE
kitchen and all buildings also bpct
hlsksmitbs shop, which furnish annually between
hundred and hy Loads Of About
hafof wood The balance cleared snd In rapidly
improving condition. The stock ko viii be sold with the
land Immediate For further particulars TN
qure Racf, ESQ., Washington city, D. O., Dr.
Isaac Wipster, Aerandhs, Nirgins.
ln-lsw5t EDWIN e.. TEfIHUGH.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS b CO.,
No. 56 Wall street, N. y
BROWN, SHIPLEY, X CO.,
Liverpool
f G. ROBERTS h CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard London
JOHN MUNROE X CO..
16 Rue Noe Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
ships accountable gold silver,
bullion specie jewey stones METALS unless bills OF
ading signed therefor the therein expressed
Sept5-dly
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Establishment OF three additional Land
Districts In the state of Iowa.
Congress approved August 1884, eni
lied An act three additional land districts IN hs state
declare make that the land ONCE
the sCHARITON DfSTRICT,'in said STATE fixed at the
aRIToN, that for the "NORTHERN DISTRICT" al
FORT DES MONIES, 'sMISSOURI RIVER DIS
TRICTn EVANSVILLE the sites which have been
designated by President of the United States
Given hand city OF Washington this second day
of September, A. ID. 1852. .H y LII
By order Of the President: -
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
3-law6w
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Each allowed lbs. nee, not
ceeding in m 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress and pillow and
with the the
Freight be Chagres 70 cents foot and from
Francisco 0J The transit oil
the isthmus expense OF the passengers.
through mail line
the quality of the employed and
the boats always ready
a both of the line accidents.
For further information apply The ONCE OF The company "a and
choice berths apply at 'ha companys
agency III West street. Of Warren street, New York.
Mar
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The Railroad Route 20 the West.

Through Cnsinna y rail the enre dit-nee, oreef ten n
,uhioh Is done In coaches.
THE daily, II, and
guay with the fast line the Pennsylvania rail
Harrisburg, daylight and
through Pttsburr hours FROM Of depart
This line direct with the
the ohio aud Pennsylvania Pbug and Cleveland
Cleveland Coumbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by
through from Balumore 10 Cncinnan ~
forty four hours running time.
slow mail line the daily, 81, by
this line reach odsysbur - Of the day OF do
and lie until The day when ,hsy com
their the arrive IN ftsburg That
evening, thirty hours from time of departure from Bsu
natural and repose.
the enjoyment Of most liberal patronage
from the travelling public their cannot be surpassed by
those other between the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets Pitbur Massion Cleveland and Cincinnati by
only of OF the Bai
more susqehsnna Railroad Company Calvert Ba-
more, and at the following rates.
itncnnhu. s"sss.slt w
Cleveland ~
To PishurG 's''s's.s'.' "
Travellers viii bear original br ought line
Cncinna time and m accommodations cannot be sneeed
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent
orucr BALTIMORE Su,aurH.ssI RIiLsoap Co,
Baltimore, August 90 ls52-
Aug 2t-d2wtf
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University OF Nashville.

University of Nashville.
Medical Dep1tment.
HE of lectures in this department will
the Monday OF November next, aud con
till the first Of the ensuing March.
Paul r. Eve, NJ. D., Principles and Practice OF Surgery
John Nj Watson M d. Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women
Children.
Buchanan, NJ d., Surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology
WK Bowling, NJ D.. Institutes and Practice Of Medicine
g. Winston, Materia Medica and Medical Jurispu-
dence.
Robert M. Porter, NJ. d. General and Special Anatomy
j. Berrien Lindsey, NJ d., Chemistry and Pharmacy
William 7. Briggs, NJ D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
will be opened for students The mrs.
Monday of October.
The students will acc the State Hospital
preliminary of lectures will be given by the probes
sors commencing IN Monday Of October.
professor Si5 malrcuaon ticket dissecDg
ticket, $40 graduation fee, $-s5.
board SO
information be obtained by addressing The
DeaD J.. u. LlNDSLEf, M d., Dean
NAsavLLE, CTenn.,) June, 1852.
S-IawtlstNov
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Arenltss.,. omss, .. ). c.p,,.,
WAsnIsaroN, ID, o., SEM. y

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received This unul IN.
~ November O'Clock, ~
brckwork Unld sAles Capitol. -
The be stated hos.aaa," AHA count which psc.
cutting all and other arches ali il
bang also all TOOLS eao!dlng rigging and ytins
ot the The bsek lime sand, h
furnished by government
The successful bidder w be required furnish
$4,000
bid accompanied by guarantee, gned by Two
bid shall be III.
contract for the aioremeauoned work pe
stated within thirty aeeeu,anc
OF The proposal suiciency fhe said eue~ a.
be person known the Department The H.
right viii be reserved Of accepting such bad 10 eo
sdeed Secretary Of the Interior most row
Each bid endorsed Proposals. for triekUork A.
ths extension of The United States Capitol,"
The bids viii be opened Of such Of the bidders ,y
proper attend the Department OF the Interior sau
the a7h Of November, at IL O'Clock, M,
THOMAS w. WALTER
Architect o Extension OF the United States Captol
sept 2o-aw2m
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NoriCEThe undersigned hereby inform The citizen. s Wash
and the public generally hst they hsv. this
estimates dwelling houses and
all builders thorough
with branches Of house budding authorize
undersigned u 70 offer their services the increasing de
ms o.
once side, third door from 9th win be
open for business from g., m, g. y.
An orders will be attended promptly snd liberal terms
JOHN &. HARNESS..
Aug 1o-2awim WN. w. BiRTH.
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80 A ID
CWEEcT White sulphur Springs
bic, expeditions the Sweet and White Sulphur
washington BY Richmond fredericksburg and Poiomsc
railroad.
From by comfortable and pressure Ma
ryand, Capt q. E. Mitchell
Connecting Richmond and Danvine
Fare White sulphur SIS
t Baltimore 10 Sweet Springs
Washington White Sulphur. Is
90 Washington 10 Sweet Springs
&c Richmond to White Sulphur. 10
!" Richmond TO Sweet Springs
Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon,
Aqua Creek with the which
Richmond ut p. the succeeding days.
Richmond daily Except sundny) at arrive Lynch
burg l0k m. Leave Lynchburg 6k Bufords
on Mountain House at TX and TO Sweet Spring
Leave springs after breakfast, and arrive White
Sulphur l2k Returning White Sulphur 3k
Springs Leave Sweet Springs daylight and
Lynchbug by night Leave Lynchburg and
Richmond ~ain day by 5b. 22m p IN.
Richmond White Sulphur. $40
Richmond 10 sweet springs.
Passengers night take
proceed without the White Sulphur
had board the steamboats, the Potomac and
from c. MITCHELL the aad and at the once
OF Richmond and Danvile railroad, Rchn,ond
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-dom superintendent
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r--E~x~ ships having been built by
been
ZIk1AX In their their
insure strength and speed and their
une9uaied for and comfort
Price passage New York Liverpool lrst cabin SiO
Exclusive rooms, $500 Ia second eabn
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth be secured until paid fol.
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MOURNING DHEss GOoDs.-Lsdos n want ofbl.ck dress
ss will s"s s ss' s % sSs ss s S o @s we G
hsv. every article Of mourning our line Of business
% Ts.s. :$ : "a '''
10 % s. black mousseIne, DO 81 to 81 50 20
% s.ss .s .s. sss"G 4. %.sS. ss % 3
DO bincs mode, for ,i@miass, 81 per yard
isss.sn s.s, lsy, ys,. rom 3 sss = = yard
90 s.s, S.s. i,, ES,' 90 90 from from = = sn ssn e 90
. DO Sises Enrii.l .iis and 90 hos.
y long black Thibc, shawis from SGT sl5
.q.:1, :" black r9s'ss Tssssr 90 90 80 30 s% ssSs
An Of the above goods bourh, within the last dy La
dies may rely 'p'" 1' GEseET s ERR. stwroS =. ron NAY CO.
THE PURE KIND-Jnn received large invoice Of linen
a. ,s. eh.sps.' hsif kinds IN iss pe e'0' ''S
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, at 81 per dozen
$50 Ao.n ab'e napkins a, 81 so and - per dozen, great
70 sse.. a.. table Ssm..s % :, . eso. per yard
y .aa,e.. VARIETY Of ns 3sma.ls ases .nd a ol w
ar.os. ow.lns by piece s,ii cent. par yard
ioe piece. I''.A l.sn., from y, medium to .upsrhn.
s.sAs q al classes 10 BE- had in hi. market
Fine soms..n. black ernoe apaes and cscoes Of choice
% bundle. select and elaek stockings, for .dio.
IN 70 cartons ns~ .'yi.. hcnns, Iibands
svpsii July
Terms cssh, unless arranged : contrary
es"S articles, low prices and fair dealing
sesass PERRY h BROTHER,
pI<-Suf Opposite III. Centr. A,srkst
yyTHrTE BRANDY AND PURE CIpEn vrxEc.p
tpesss. *os half pipes Of sh proof pure brandy
1850 ssAo~. pure cider vinegar Virginia. expressly for
ra~kHn9 and table , 7'S =
white
yswscs ginger, nutneas aud Other sb .,,r.s
To~ sale by GEO. A. fUOs PARKER Il Co
GApt t7-MThsARW Opposite Bro~ai Hotel.
Dew. q. h. Taylow's work--Lady Mary, or Not Of the
Il World.
= Mssnyst, /, or. the Pearl.
nAcor1s OH Good Mans Life.
Doask Wilton .
fss1sensss; Passages the Life Of an English bishop
fAankNslness.
AaGslh Aons
0aSsss is The Life Of Clergyman.
Arfh~r and his Mother,
MaR Pea Like H..
Ckfemm = Od Court u.,x ..,rvx,
891ss 80 9asa sH"f is ssrs.l
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rHARLEs II. CIemency and Elizabeth CIemency,

fNHARLES II. ClemenCy and Elizabeth Clemency,
his wife, Eusebus Welsh and otiers.-CiTcut
Talbot county, in equtAugust term, le52Ine object Of this
procure sale real Talbot
which John Leonard died seized and
The bill that John Leonard departed this life seized
in Talbot county, leaving the complainant
Elizabeth H. Clemency and the defendants Eusebus Welch Sally
Ann Porter George NJ Leonard Ellen Weh aud James Williams
and Mary Williams his wife, his heirs law and legal
all
should be Sold
Williams Mary Williams Mary
land.
IL hereupon adadged and ordered that the compainanls
causing copy newspaper pub
lhed Warrington, the District Of Columbia, each
said absent defendants Of the object
this BILL and them TO in this by
cor befne third MoDday November
the premises and show cause, any they have why
ought not not pass al prayed.
P.B HOPPER
True copy-Attest;
sAMI T. HOPKINS,
Aug ie-law3w Clerk Circuit Court
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Il. r MsLLxEs
Of Virginis.
G.. w, frRnY.
of Washington City
YERBY d MILLER,

G.. L. MLLxxs
of Washington City of Vrgnia.
YERBY Il MILLER,
between 9Th and sth Washington d. c.
HoLEs retail dealers foreign and domestic shpl.
fancy goods carpets, manrs, oicoths, table
piano covers bed spreads, blankets sheengs and houseur
ni-hng dry goods generally.
Strict, prompt, personal attention given to orders
Dec 27--lyif
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HlH ID to give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
from Orphans Washington
c OF Columbia letters of administration the
Francis w. Domnick America,
ceased All claims against the said deceased
exhibit
subscriber before February
otherwise by be excluded all
Given under my hand this 9Th day of August, 1854
HENRY MAY, Administrator.