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dations of Louis NAPOLEON with an attack upon
the United States, telling his auditors that the
people of this country enjoy far less liberty than
Englishmen, and that the tyranny of majority
here is worse than the despotic rule of European
countries. Lord GREY followed in a similar
strain. As the former is the prospective Pre-
mIer, we may Judge from his remarks whether,
IN the event Of his advent to power, he is not
more likely to seek an alliance with France and
Austria than with the United States Lord
PALMERsToN's observations stand in honorable
contrast. He spoke Of our country as upon the
most friendly footing with England, and de-
cared his desire to perpetuate the cordiality;
at the same time awarding praise to the Hon.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, the American representa-
tive in London, for the zeal and ability with
which he has labored to bring about this state
of things.
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Tue MARYLAND CoLoSpATIoN SOCIETY,", from
its origin down to the let Of January last has err
pended $4,000 ls; Of which. SlS6922 l6 va.
received from the State under the act Of 1881 The
Society is now before the Legislature for renewal
Of the States donation Of 10000 per annum to its
funds - baltimore Sun
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q CHA l..
Willard Fillmore, President OF the United
States Of America.


TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that IL. T.. LAscELLEs has been appointed
Vice Consul of Belgium, at PASSPORT in the State
OF Maine, ] do hereby recognise him as such.
and declare him free TO exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are al
lowed 10 the Vice Consuls of the most favored ma
tions in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
TO be made patent and the seal Of the United States
to be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
ton the 9th day Of February, A. d. 1852.
lh.s and Of the Independence Of the United
States Of America the seventy sixth
WILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President
w. ;. DsRRics, Acting Secretary Of State.
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gentlemen who could prove the charge of corrupt
bargaining falsehood. He said that he had be-
fore stated it to be his determination should he ever
meet any man in Alabama who would assert the
CHARGE that he would brand it as IT deserved; and
he now told the Senator from South Carolina, and
cd him to mark well that he said-that he pro
nounced il foul lie, unmitgated and unredeemed
by the slightest semblance OF truth
And then, without concluding, he yielded the
floor
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The Hon. JAMES A. PEARcE, Senator from
Maryland, we regret to learn, is detained at
his home in ChestertOwn by sickness.
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TIL E r EP u BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %. 1852.

"A crisis is approaching that must, if it cannot
be arrested, soon decide whether order and good
government shall be preserved, or anarchy and
confusion ensue. can most regiously aver
have no wish that is incompatible with the dig
nifty happiness, and true interest of the people Of
this country. My ardent desire is, and my aim
has been, as far as depended upon the Executive
Department, to comply strictly with .all our
gagements, foreign and domestic; but to keep the
United States free from political connexions with
every other country, to ace them independent
OF all and under the influence of none. In word
Europe may be convinced act for ourselves,
and not for others. This, in my Judgment, is the
only way to be respected abroad and happy at
home and not, by becoming the partisans of treat
Britain France create dissensions, disturb the
public tranquility, and destroy, perhaps forever,
the cement which binds the Union"
GEORGE WAsHINGToN, 1885,
"Resolped, That we regard the of acts
known the Adjustment measures as forming
in their mutual dependence and connexion sys-
TEN of compromise the most conciliatory and the
best for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions,
and that, therefore, they ought to be adhered to
and carried into faithful execution, as final set
tiement in principle and substance of the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embrace
Resolution Of JYig Congressional Caucus, Deem
Der /, 1851
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MgMoRIALs. ETC.

BY Mr. FLORENCE: The memorial Of Henry
II Wilson, w u. SchDidor, a. &. Kitchener. and
other citizens of the city and county Of Phladel-
phia, praying Congress TO pass n law extending
the Woodwork patent" for plnuing boards, &c.
Also. the memorial of w Watt Richard Bell
shaw, William Steele, William Fulton, aud Others
citizens Of the State Of Pennsylvania, representing
that the national interests Of iron, Of coal of glass
and submitting 10 the consideration Of Congress
OF the general features Of the policy which ros
Britain IL unwcatied in her efforts to pursue for
the protection Of her manufacturers, and inquirinP
whether the general welfare shall be promoted by
the adoption Of a revenue tariff based upon full pro-
lection TO the diversihed interests Of our beloved
country.
BY Mr.. CHANDLER The memorial Of Rowly
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

And the Senate adjourned.
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. That's fair.' shouted the crow,

that's iair,' shouted the crowd /;
and offwent Ned. with a committee
of eight, over, across and up into
the steeple. The crowd was watch
ing the open space by the bell, and
in about three migutes after the par=
ty entered the church, Ned's cocoa
nut was seen bobbing up and down
IN the belfry like dandy;jack, 1t
was evidentto all that he Jumped up
there!
Sold, by thunderr said the two
to one gentleman, and sl0ped,
'raken i'm and done f6rr exclaim-
cd sporting gentleman number two.
Give it upp yelled four to one,
and cut stick.
Fairly wonH sung out out every
body, in chorus; and as Ned made
his appearance in the street, the
crowd gave him three cheers, and
dispersed.
The shareholders handed over
the money to Ned, and we adjourn
ed with thc old merchant to his
store, where VIC made Il fair division
of the winnings all round, after
which the old fox told us he had
IN idea in his head once of trying
that very game.-Carpct Bag.
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NEW GOODS AT MoORE'sI

They come, they see, they pureahKe
nF the mosg beautiful and mOst general,ns-
" sortment Of DTV Goods ever presented IA
the town Of fCadiI. The largest and Gnest stock
OF Black and eOloTed Broad Cloths az
A. r. MOORE'S
The largest, fastest and cheapest LOT OF Bon.
nets ever offered a. A. f. MOOREfS
The hest stock Of Barege delnines for lndies'
dTesSesat A r. MOOREiS
The largest stock OF ladies fne shoes ever OF.
ierCd are az A. +. MOORES
The most beautiful dress silks and sa Tins. bop-
net silks aud IibbUns ever seen. are at
\. p. MOORE'S
The best stock of Ready Made Clothing in
town is now at A. +. MOORE'S
The rarest and most tasty selection of French
work, capes, collars, cheniseits and under
sleeves is TO be had at A. +. MOORE'S
The most substantial Cnssimercs satinetts.
Tweeds, Jeans and other stuffs f0r pants are
now to be had at A. f. MOORE'S
In fact, have the goods which to see is wor.
my The attention oil the whole community
groceries, Queensware. KossuIh and LamaTtins
straw and Cashmere Hats, aces, Edgings, Gp-
ems, cottOns. ETC., etc. Call and see beCoIe you
purchase, aud you will find that have ado5teJ
the principle ofquok sales, sma N profits and tho
best of pay, that is, CASH. So call and save
at least 25 per cent, opposite the watcbmukers
at the old stand OF A. +. MOOREfS
April %, 1852 tie
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A Last Look

There is a feeling that resembles
death in the last glance we are ever
to bestow on a loving object. The
girl that you have treasured in your
secret heart as she passes by on her
wedding day, it may be happy and
blissful, lifts up her laughing eyes
the symbol of her own light heart.
and leaves in that look darkness and
desolation to you forever. The boy
your father spirit has clung to
waves Lis hand from the quarter
1eck as the gigantic ship b. n Is over
Inc breeze, the wind is playing
though the locks your hand SO Of
eltimes have smOothcd; the tears
nave dlmmcd his eyes, for mark
he moves. his fingers over them
and this is a last look.
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Tomb Stones, Monuments, &c.
Ill. sT. GkaE6NEev,

MIOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
wv Harrison and the adjoining counties,
that he has taken the shop formerly occupied
VIM. kennedy, on Main street, Cudliz, o.,
where he will be at all times prepared 10 fur,
nish Tomb Stones, Monuments. and in fact eV-
cry thing pertaining to his line of business. on
the most reasonable and accommodating terms,
Ills work shall not bc surpassed by any other
shop in the State. He respectfully asks tho
public to call and examine his work before pur-
chasing elsewhere. A. q.
Cadiz, Ohio April 29, 1852 Iy2
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Agents tor tnc sessslncI.

Agents tor tIIc sentinel.
The following named gentlemen are our au
thorizcd agents to receive subscriptions. ndvcr
tIscnents, and Job Work. All contracts mad,
y them will be strictly fulfilled by us:
Frceport- Joseph Allen.
MuolcGeld "A. Jul Schreher.
Westchcster--W Wm. Fleming.
Franklin--Dr. f. Cnnaway.
Rumley Gutshai,
Short Creck--Asa Holmes
Stock--James lloagIanl.
Athens--Dr. Thnmns FIndlcy
Green--John Wikin.
Germnn--J ohm Brown.
Norh--A. +. CrusEpy.
Monyt c~=lIcnry p Heller
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VHsslAbIc H;gr.ss for Salr

VHSIlilDIC WsHI4E EOT SIATV.
n ME subscribers will sell at private sale q"
Il acrcs Of first rate land, lying in II good neigh
bornocd, four miles northwest Of Cadz, Ohio.
m which is good brick dwelling house. dou
bic barn. good coal bank. and an excellent
fruit orchard. The said Farm is vel wntercd
with about one hundred aud seventy arIos cleared
thereon, and in II high Stale ofruitvahon. For
particulars enquire of the subscribers. living i
Nndz, or the owners. +. r. and S. Gilmore, re.
siding on the premises.
SCOTT g. BINGHAM,
Feb II Real Estate Agent {
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NIRS. M. DIVlINE'S

C0.NFECTTON.4RY & VARIETY STORE
oFPdsfrE TUE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
MRS. DIVINE respectfully Informs her friendi
lfl that she has OpeRed out in the building
directly opposite the Public Buildings, where she
Oilers for sale large aud well selected assOu
ment Of CONFECTION,A &c.
among which may be lound the following:
Common and fancy Candies Of all kinds
Almonds, ltaisins, Filbers and Figs;
Cream ant Tea Nuts;
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers;
Cheese, Candles and Soap;
Cinnamon. in the bark aud ground;
Peppel, Ginger. Alspicc and Starch;
Mrs. Miller's Ncctnnnc Fine Cut Chewing
Tubhacco, an excellent article;
CisaTs and Tobacco of ull kinds;
Teas, Brown and Crushed Sugar;
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce;
Combs Of every description;
Pen Knives OF all kinds;
Eye Protectors ana Goggles;
Visiting Cards and Envelopes;
Watch CHAINS, Keys and Guards;
a fine lot OF Common Jewely;
Toys OF all descriptions,
GLT As S! e intends to sell cheap, she hope
her friends and the public generally will favor he
with their patronage.
G- Country Contecrionaries can be supplie
at my establishment on the very best terms.
marl0ly NJ. DIVINE.
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NOTICE.

N ME Commissioners Ofllarrison county, Ohio,
i inpnrsuance TO the provisions of the thirty
third section of the "nct for he assessment and
taxation ofall property in the Statc and f,r levy
ing taxes thereon according TO its true value in
money!" which provides that the county commits
si1ncrs OF each county il this State, shall ut their
June session in the yrnr one thousand eight hun.
dred and fifty two, nnd every six,h year thcreaE
ter divide thcil county into four Districts, &C.,
having taken the subject into consideration, do
divide sllid conntys follows, to wit: The town.
ships ofShOrt Greek, Athens and Cadiz to COM
pose the first district; the twnships of Green,
German. rcher and Rumley to compose the se-
cond district; the townships of MooreGeld, Not
tingham. Stock end North TO compo Sc the third
district; and the townships OF Frecpoort, Wash
.ngton, Franklin aud Monroe to compose thu
urth district.
BV order OF tie Commissioners.
Commissioners Office. June 10Th 1852.
r. X. PRICE, Clerk of,he 0. C.
june l6, 1885,
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HARLEM SPRINGS,
Carroll COagpggag. OEalO

ME Subscriber having purchased Harlem
. 4 Springs. has erected new building and
placed the premises in complete repair. lie
ilttters himself that he will be able t. give Ell.
tire satisfaction to all who may pay the Springs
a visit.
An Lydropathic Ply sicians has been employ
cd, and every facility will be furnished for p1r-
SUNG the ctld water treatment for tue cure of
diseases. But pati nls will be ut liberty to take
such medical adviccs rs they prefer.
Boarding and medical attendance m roason.
able terms.
A1O Persons can be Accom- nm oGatc6
AT the Establishment
"no 'i us many more ut the adjoining village
li'tiem The springs are situated in Caro-
couhry, 2G miles from StCubenyillc, 80 from { an
t2h' from Carroliton and ! from Salinevillc
DeP1t on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Raj
ho!"' Hacks will be run between the sp.ing
'nu N osl OF lhest points during the ST miner.
Ihe springs will be open for the reception OF
visit ers on the first of May
APPLIES, 1852 3mo2
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Unrequitted Affection.

III hang my hat against the wall.
And lay my gloves, aHd my cane,
No more TO rout or ball,
With Angeline again.
The lady love hast cast me aside
We got into q terrible row
Oh, how could she go with me Sundays to
ride,
Andjil me so cruelty now
wore white gloves on her account
And sported my Sunday suit;
bought a fife, and stood beneath
Her window at night, to ''topt."
] gave her gold rings, and great many
things,
And scattered my money quit free;
Oh, if l had only saved my dimes,
It would have been better for ne.
She bent on me her sweetest smiles,
And addressed me in dulcet tones,
But scorned my protFered love at least,
For that impulent Timothy Jones.
And very soon they intend to be nspliced ~
It's too provoking, l "swoww
Oh, how could make such afool Of myself,
And be So aware off now?
But I'll strive to vent my hopeless love,
In diseonsolate doggerel rhyme;
And have most Internal spree,
And go on a regular "time;''
= But if survive it, and find at last,
These desperate remedies vain;
I'll bid farewell to the scene of my love,
And start for the "diggins" again.
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r. T. Brooks.

G2 lI2, VAIN ST, WHEELING. VA,
n /EEPS constantly on hand Il large stock u
~ CONFECTlONARIE ofhls own nanulac-
ture. which he can AMI will sell cllEArGR rhnn
my othel establishment in the city.
Fruits OF all kinds always on hand, as also 81
.hoice variety of Cakes suitable Tor parties, &C.
lie also manufactures Brooks. Cc,cbli ted
Cough Candy" the best article now in use. 70
coughs and Colds.
Orders from distance are solicited, which
will be promptly attended to oct'!9-fv
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LLWIS LEVVTON

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
XXTlLL PRACTICE in Harrison and the adj
wv joining counties. Collections, the bust
mess OF Executors and Administrators, Guardians
and Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement oi
Estatec, and all other business entrusted to his
lre,s will receive his prompt attention. Office in
the old stand, opposite Barrett's Hotel
oct29-1y
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5outinel MJormcr.
FpBLIS EVERY WEDNESDAY
CHARLES N. ALLEN.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
~ One dollar and fifty cents in advance. OF
two dollars during the year. This rule will l.;
strictly adhered to.
Any person procuring five responsible suhscr
bers to the Sentinel. will b, entitled to copy for
the same length OF time, irCG.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For whole column, Zone yeaD $3.50
half colt mn, Gone Year, 1900
l" quarter, Zone NeGr) 1905
or l. lines, or less, (threc nscrtions) l.L0
do do Gone insertion) SO
For each additional insertion, 25
BUSINESS CARDS.
FoI lalipcs, ar less, Zone Year, $500
g (siXmonths) 2,Ou
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
ADMINISTRATOR Sale.

Fl NHE personal property belonging to the es-
Il tate Of Margaret Pnxton, deceg sed; con-
sisting Of Mare, Mich COW. Eight day
clock, Library ofboQks, household and kitcli.
en- furniture, and other property will be sold al
vendue at h"r late residence, three miles south
o. Cndis Harrison county Ohio On the 26th
Gay OF Jun commencing ut 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
ROBERT PAXTON Administrators.
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ITENIlE balance OF our stock consisting of
Hardware, Queens ware, Glassware, Nails
Shoves, Forks, Scythes, Spinning Wheels, Sole
Leather, everything usually kept in, country
stores. to be had on reasonable terms (if not u
chased III this or the adjoining counties.
WM, llOGG e. co.
mays Steubcnvillc Street.
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NIE offer very nice assortment OF Dress
w G0odsin in every variety, namely Brocado
Figured aud Plain, Black and Fanc- land
&crchiefs, Poland silks, Silk Tissues; Plaid Ar
.cndnes. Printed and Plain Bangc, Barcgc dc
llines, French Lawns, Ginghams, etc, all to
e had very low for cash, approved produce. or
on short credits to good men. "Shor profits.
talk little, do much, fast sales and quick re.
turns" is our motto,
mays WIN. HOGG & co.
1T is an admitted truth that HoGG g. Co. nj.
i ways Offers (unIy when sold out,) the nioes,
and largest stock Of Men and Boys wear 10 bc
had, an "A little less price than is generally
SOLD ne may
WYNN. HoGG & co. pronounce it no trou.
wv bic 10 show goods, aud therefore reoues
the ladies', married and single, to call and OK.
anime their bea tifuI stock OF Bonnets. Donne
Ribbons, and tho largest and best assortmen
of Flowers and Tabs in this town, topethe,
with dozen Parasols, many of which n fc YER,
fine and nice, In store to be sold, Gloves M;tts
Hosiery, Tim mings, Silk Fringe and Laces
Needle work of every variety. mays
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w. D. Motto,

DEALER IN ALLKINDS OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
NO i7G, Market street, Whrelin5, Virginia
Y Merchants in Harrison and the adjoining
counties TT do well to call and examine his
toclk bnEnre 20 ing Ensi 10 nurChnsc. ncllH.l lY
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nTSSoLUTION.

VNllE partnership heretofore existing between
hiIL KIS ( GEiHEs. is this day dissolved By
mutual consent. fhe accounts will be settled
by either Of the 6rm until further notice. and as
we are anxious 20 haYe our ACCOUNTS ON
BOOK SETTLED, We wish ONE AND ALL
% call soon and close their accounts, either by
note or cash. MlLLIRIN.
CndiE, April /, 1857. T. ID. GRIMES.
N. ID. We have on hand yet some of r. B
Dunn & Co.'S. best steel back Gruss nd Grain
SoyIhes, which will be sold for cost or less than
Gust. those wO may want cali soon.
may 95, NJ &c
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John Knota.

=. ". SRaO'TNV EEk
I-ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHI A N C cry,
CADlZ, o.
CONTINUES TO practice in Harrison and adj.
~ joining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, Business OF Execu.
Tors, Administrators, Guardians, Wards, Parti.
Ions, Sales OF Lands, settlement of Estates Titles
to Real Estates. Conveyancing, suits at Law and
in Chad cry. loaning and investment Of money,
and all otherproicssionul business placed in the
charge,
He is Agent for the State Bunk OF Ohio and
others. for looming money, &C., &C.. OIico in
Kilgore's Building, on Market street.
Cadiz, o., June l8, 1851
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NaiNN dSal1lIll--

XXT GOODRICH. on tho corner Of Union
wv and Market Square. " hceliig, Va. hns
commenced receiving lis large stock OF SPRING
GOODS. direct from New York aud Philadelphia,
which will be sold at II sInnh advance on Ea stern
cost. All persons visiting the CITY ure invited to
call and examine,--no trouble 10 show Goods,
mar3l "n
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DAGUERREoTYPEs

(--~>-t-> --ns>l
4 Z. C.PAHflDGE, Daguerrean Artist, No
"a sc, Monroe ST.. below Market, Wheeling,
VA, respectfully announces to the citizens Of
llnrri son and adjoining counties, that he is pre-
pared to take DhgrcrrcotJpes in the VERY BEST
STYLES and with all the lntest impro Vclnents.
Likenesscs taken equally as well in cloudy MS
IN more pleasant weather, aud particular atten-
ion paid to obtaining the most favorable position
l"r securing pleasing likeness.
Groupcs OF any rumber of persons can be tn
ken on one plate, and perfect likcncsses trkcn
Of young children.
am constantly receiving, nd have alwn, or
hand, complete stock of LockGts, FGncy Gases
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &C, all
If wLlah will sell Oh the most favorable terms.
oct20.ly A. G. PARTRIDGE.
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June iG 1885,
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE,
1OTlCEis hereby that the uRdersi igned has
/ y been appointed and duly qualifcd by the
Pfobatc Court of Harrison county. us executors
OF the last will md testament oi Snraurl Mellow
ell, late of said county. deceased. Dated this
ljth day ofJunc 1859
JOHN MCDOWELL,
JAMES McADAAlS,
june lG, Exeoutnys.
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Eib;lI Accounts,
~ orlCE is hereby given that the fn'lowing
accounts have been fled in the Probnte
Court of Harrison county, Ohio, Tor settlement
The final account Of Thomas X. Gilmore and
Mary Ann Beatty ns Administrators OF the Es
tate Of Robert Ben ty, deccnsrd.
The account u Snmnd llidey. guardian for
Caroline Rider, Mary Rider and Reuben Rider,
in their minority.
And that the same will be sevtraIiy cxa mined
and passed upon on Thursday the 18th day Of
July next. B.W VlERs
Junc9 prnbotc JnJUa