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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-28

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
SONORA ANp NJ. DE RAoUsssT-BouLBoN.

n, -, =, E-,.,, hi. p sore AID .ional facts IN
regard 10 The expedition o. Raoussct Bouioon ~n''h We
transi te, in sul stsnce, follows;
D. d. ousset Rou'bop ha. CO 'ected about NV men
be INTENDS 10 enter Sonort md 0tfn PERMISSION n""
Gov Como "a exn or and opeata the numerous mines
on the enters d at sre no sbAnfore5 The company
fas L its orgsnizat n OILY for TIE maintenance OF
discipline II divided into three distinct parties al under
the comusni Of Generslin.Chief. and III code OF
laws for the common benefit The three divisions are com
10 Cd Of miners, rmers and arts rs, they extend the
length Of the fone and occupy the rich ranches OF Broa
cornor and Of San Bernardino.
San Ben arih formerys fourising city IL IS 81
tusfed on srm of thu YuDteras about sixty mes from
the city Of that name abandoned shout eight years
rec the inhsi nts having ben driven away by the
Apaches Several attempts have since been made 10
establish IT, but without success The country is re
uarkably rich sni fertile plain well waiered aud admirably
sdsrted Tor az ricuture At the time when abandon
cd the Bhs bisnts had immense herds Of cattle which they
m 70 run large that the whole country 80 81 extent
OF 100 miles now contains great number of wild animals
of which m,ny are run down and slaughtered for the
of the Mexican army.
The r che Of Barbaconori Of the branches Of
m River San Pedro and in all respects IS similar to san
Bernardno 1t wa, abandoned at the same time sad
about ninety miles rom the City of Santa Cruz Many
oher rich and beautiful sites found on this frontier but
they have all been abandoned for long time. and possess
rich mines in their immediate vicinity These lands can be
bought at exceedingly low prices and if the expedition
succeeds in obtaining the desired permission. the whole
country viii gain life The advantages OF this eoter
prise will be the greatest value to Sonora in the coonz
,op which will be established al her door while the new
explorers will serve AS vanguard TO secure the tranquility
Of the State far better than could be done by the whole
Mexican Army The inhabitants of Sonora could then work
the numerous mines of the interior and attend to the cult
walton OF the soil without fearing the ncursons OF the saw
ages who now desoate the whole country carrying away
women, cboren, and cattle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
PENNSYLVANIA.
Free DemOcracy-srare Convention, &c.
c,re.ponasso, Of The NY. Tribune.

,,,7s.ropisace Of The y. !. Tribune.
HARRIsBURGH, Pa. wednssdly June l. lo52
The Ere. Democrats of the State of Pennsylvania
meet here in State Convention to day It's meetings are
heinz held in the Court House large delegation from
All PARTS Of the State present and much enthusiasm
prevails. Resolutions Of spirited character were
Ia sed defining h position or the Convention the great
t-estion ofthis age-Siayery u.s. Freedom!
Tie Convention nominated a Free State ticket, 10 be
voted 10, II the approaching state Election a. follows
SHbffme JBfgc-WiLLIAN NJ STEyESsOS, Of Mercer Co
CaHoi .ioneyDR RoBr. Mitchell Of Indiana 90
An1lfor Ueaerai -NEytLL b. CRAIG, Ct Al@ghtny Co
Surryor Gslcroi-LAwRENCE {. CoasOS OF Aonigone
" c..
dresses delivered by Rev samuel Arfo1, OF Norris
town and Rev. ; Bake Of ~ reer The Convention IS
craced b. h@ presence Of Mr. Swsshe.n Of Tie Puts
twgh Sofuccy gisftr not 80 3 Delegate, but A one
ceepy Ill, rested N lie cause. We also observe John
Mann Of The PoBfs Journal, in this State, aud Geo f.
CDrc0n. Of Philadelphia as Delegates 10 the Convention
Az the leIoon session, Mr. G. r Gordon offered reso
'r0us DID sU1e. OF Freedom Of the Public Lands 10
actual settlers. Tie resolutions met with opposition,
but finally IAs-d.
sECONr DAY....June2
TIE Convention met FMS ming 10 finish up the de-
fsod business number OF resolutions with regard 70
the abuses IN connection VITA the Public Works 81 the
State, Taxation, Law and Government, Agriculture, Hu
Freedom &c, offered, and after an animated
% bate referred the State Executive Committee,
with power 70 collect all the facts in connection with eaeh
subject ard publish them in tract FORM as Facts for the
People Of Penn , lvsnz"
The PrsJNrgh Saturday Vi'itsr, of which Mrs Swiss
helm Editor was, motion OF Mr. Gordon unanimously
declared the State Journal Of the Free Democracy OF the
State Of Penn ~ lysnia
The Free Democracy Of Pennsylvania may now be
sdrtd in working order what the results Of this Con
yenton and the organization Will be- time only can deter
mine The pits which ruled in the Convention seemed
fully determined fight fight until victory perch
radiant beauty the eagle standards Of the army Of
Freedom and Brotherhood. DAsPHIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06


PHILADELPHIA Jsne 5Au O. Mall steamship State Of 0eor
a Cou Savannah. Steamship Kennehsc Clark EewNork ship
Helen Thmrron, (Br) BoSn, IGndondery brig Msy Pe,os.
r. Brsv Bray DO Cherokee Gsody New
York Gibbs Gibbs HewBedod Florida, Nckeen, Bos-
ton Rsinhow Esrrs do Maaha COe BaDgors r. VI Hnaey
Hpmu ord Po Wslihs J. LeauBg Godfrey PToyd.ncs H. v.
sharp sharp wsrsham Fmiy Hannah Oliver Milton Bsti-
more Long Chesapeake Bay, d. Cummirs, HolDgssoh little
Melville. McGeeO LuhCci A. Hawkins, Cobb Boston
lydia Ann Voorhees, NowBedod James Bara' Cobb Roxbury
Jsre c Patterson Dole PostOns Vctorv Norton, Laurel
Ceoysd- Steamships Osprey Bennett Chafesoni City o. New
Yor Ms'bews Boston bark Gem Mayo Boston hr Empire
Crow. NJ Clayton Rice, BetoDi Judge Hs,haway Lee
land Bsrhdoes; Omus Reed New Bedod ch,' r. Bay boon
,rokee spdv Leamns Godfrey Providence B. n sha'p
sharp Danvers lydia Ann Noer Jersey CITY, Mary Ann Olew
Foster Providence Hurley Hammond doi Jas BsIa Cobb
my Patterson Dole Boson Two Bioher Tread as
baltimore Chaenge Coson Roon; Sarah Elizabeth somers Fair
svent soop Martha Jane Nxon Poughkeepsie lures DE- D..
niher Lewis New-York, j. w Krebs Lynn NewfOrk No l.
Maxwell Brooklyn steamer Empire Lsymao, Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

KENrucKY-A Convention OF the Democracy of the
LIST District will be held Benton the ODD of June
meeting in the County of Ballard few days ago TO
APPOINT Delegates to this Convention passed the follow
inc resolution:
Rsed That tried patriotism ability and faithful services Of
Ron Linn Bo,d sufficient guarantee OF efficiency
Delegate OF Ballard Couuty 70 the District Con-
aIe hereby the the dt choice Of
su'd County Tor Linn Boyd - -,
The other counties will no doubt do likewise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
Sale. Of stocks az philadelphia.

s9CO Lehgh Mott 6s le g go sehuy N'y g. 81 81 81 t,s
S fC, sso do do sCo d. DO 62 81 sioco DO DO 80 sIl
r. r. cash i9 10 do do fsl go r. o. ~ 90 Morris
Nav rf Isl TO DO "a So 20 do DO do sSwn iat S.
Is Mechanics Bank. as SCI 50 Grfd Bank ~ $50 ...
Bscen Boads-S ot Reading Ga 20 ~ ssk 500 Reh%ons
Ds,ct Ca ~ rec Schnyk Nav Preferred b50 % loo Long Island
r n rs So do do IS III . 80 DO 20 do. b., 10. .
Second Boord eco Sohush Nav. Gs 82 a. ~ 600 do do.
Mort ga shuyki Nav Preferred bo So 81 Cam Am
ioy RR 15 6 Readrs RR 6 ~ 10 Bank Of Kentucky % ia
dfer Beard Richmond District 6 "a; 100 Long Island hk
5 M eco Morris Canal h~n 22 ioodo do 6 2i 5000 Reed
ine n r Sc 10 ST. $50 Reading RRu b 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

AM,rSE WoMAS FLkcrED To 0FFIcE.-The Eastern
District in Lincoln County has chosen lady for Regis
ter of Deeds in place of Hezekiah Coomos' deceased;
over Sylvester the regular Democratic candidate, and
the redoubtable Mr.. Scattering The meeting was
held on Monday last The returns show the election OF
Miss OLIVE RosE, of Thomsson, formerly an assistant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
Z CITY REFORM.
ceat Demonstration in favor OF the
Amended Charter.
GATHERING OF THE PEOPLE.

x,scuKs OF JUDGE vANDERPoEL. C. w.
MOVES. ESQ, AND OTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

vrRmosr-The Wing State Convention will be held
at Montpelier June22.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

KESrUcKY-Cs George b. Hodge of Newport has
been unanimously nominated the Wing Candidate for
Congress in the Xth District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

The PEqror HopsE summer resort at the mouth
e The River Thames mile two below New.London,
Conn is opened to-day It's very elegant and commo'
dious hotel with all the appliances for Boating Bathing,
Bowling. &c &c, and within six bour' ride Of either
New York or Boston. II. 5. Crocker is the landlord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

IowA-At the late election the vote for commissioner
Of the Des Mones river Improvement was
For j H. Bonrey dem -...........-.-.-.-......le
For / Eisgs. Ind. ..-.-------.-----. 10
For register g. Gilsspy. dem had ..-....--..lO3sO
For re gister L. IL Warden, Ind .----..------- 37l9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

The Buffalo Rputltc announces the dangerous illness OF
Mai Gen Riley Of the U. 3 Army There IL supposed 10
be no chance Of bis recovery In him the country viii oss
one OF It's best and oldest soldiers
II was not S. V. K Mallory Of Canandagus who vas
recently badly hurt by being caught cow cschsr
ory's office, wss the sufferer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

Mr. Patterson Keeper Of the Sandy Hook Light House.
died on Sunday morning at A. o'clock after illness Of
.ibt weeks Ills disease was constipation of the bowels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
IFrnm our Corre.ponds NJ. |

y philadelphia Markets. SATURDAY, JuDsA
There change markets which quiet ct former quota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

The proposed Regatta Friday failure, in conse
ouence of a dead calm.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

COMMODORE NAspERBuT's VISIT TO EUROPE An
American merchant has just arrived in London on a
pleasure trip. He has by train from SOUTHAMPTON
and leaves his private yacht behind him IN dock AT thai
pot This yacht lisa monster steamer Her saloon is
descbed as IarGer and mag fcent than that OF any
ocean steamer soal. and said 10 surpass in spendor
hal OF the Queens Yacht The wall. of The dining
room are clothes with new material resembling pol
ished marble and malschc. The building of the vessel
alone cost Eloo,ooo. The expenses Of keeping il no
are zoo week Listening 10 the details OF The gran
'eu OF TINS floating palace II natural 10 think
upon me riches OF her owner and associate him with
The Cosno dei Medc the Andreas Fuggers The aeooes
Gear, the Richard Whuingtons of The past Bn, This
: wrong. Mr.. Vanderbilt is sign OF The times The
medieval mefchants just named stood out in bold relief
IRON The great society of their day Mr. Vanderbilt is
legitimate product OF his Countryside Medios Fuagets
and others, were exceptional in theirs They were
fortunate monopolists who. by mean. Of capital and
crushing privileges, sucked up the wealth OF the commu
ny They not healthy growth, but kind Of enor-
nous wen on the body polite Ii took Florence nearly
hl'een centuries 10 produce Coemo, and she never
HoHgh forth another. America not known -four cen.
unes ago. yet she turns out Yanderblts small and large
every year America, which was only discovered by a
eounymap OF Cosmo running sgainst il by mistake in
u way TO the indies IL the great arena where the midi
'dna energies OF mas. uncamped by oppressive social
sn'uions or absurd social traditions, have full play and
hVs alta gigantic development It il the tendency Of
american institutions to foster the general welfare, and
permit the unchecked powers of the highly gifted 10
occupy place in the general framework OF society
winch they can obtain nowhere else The great feature
"oe noticed in America s, that all its citizens have full
PERMISSION TO run the in which MIR. Vanderbilt has
gained such large prizes. On the contrary, in other
000lres they rammeiIed by thousand restrictions
.. ,te.r london Express
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

TRooPs FOR THE WEsr The steamer Sullana, Capt.
Gil Arpleby, arrived yesterday on her way Chicago,
in somewhs, OF damaged condition, having broken one
af her wheels 10 pieces. She had board company f.
gb, artillery, belonging 10 the third regiment of United
States artillery, route for Fort Smelling. Mime sofa
under command Of Major sherman, consisting of Leuis
andrews and PliieI. and 60 file The major will have TO
purchase in The neghborhood 100 horses TO render his
battery complete, the War Depart preerrng 10 pur-
chase in the West rather than incur The expense Of
poraion This is the FIRST light artillery battery
toned on our northwestern frontier Major Sherman did
good service in the late with Mexico, and bre.
veed for his gallan, conduct The battle OF Buena Vista
where he had command OF light battery OF artillery
similar 10 his present command
[Mlpayki, Wisconsin of June 90
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

California gives by the arrival OF each steamer re-
newed evidence of prosperous and growing Stale
Most people have their attention called 10 the quantity OF
gold procured 10 the California mines, and think more
OF the gold produced there than OF any other product of
the soil We are however, more and struck with
the agricultural power Of this State than with
the gold which cones from thence. The gold Is well
enough, and do mean TO deprecaie il but il reads
more pleasantly to US TO see, as we saw Wednesday
reliable statements that the farmers expecting i'm
crops Of grain in the interior; that barley will
into the market, and that holders OF this ar
ticle will have new competitors that many farmers are
growing large crops OF carrots substitute for barley,
esteemed by many better feed, From all quarters Of
The State read good OF the crops and OF large
fortunes made in their production. This is evidence OF
settled state OF society than is visible in all the
millions Of gold which come from the shores OF The
Pacific inasmuch il denotes civilization, conienme Mt
and prosperity, rather than avarce dissipation, and dis
content-ktD York Empress.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

NAvAL.-The Prusssn frigs,e Gefion, Comman dant
Sundewall, bearing the broad penant OF Commodore
Schroeder. and sloop-of-war Amazon, Commandant
Schumacher, came up from Hampton Roads yesterday
and anchored of the Naval Hospital when the usual sa
ues exchanged between them and the flag ship OF
Commodore Breese, the Pennsylvania. They are from
Buenos Ayres, via Barbados and Havana their way
homeward. and have put in for supplies. They viii
probably remain here about ten days.
The irga,e is Of the largest class and ship of noble
appearance. She has board complement OF 400. Off
GERS and men; the soopof-war has os. The officers
went ashore at Old Point Thursday evening by inv
laion, and attended bali a, The hotel They were in
full sniform, and looked remarkably well.
+ Lieutenant r. H. Refill has, at his own request
been detached from the United States ship Pennsyl ana
in consequence OF i'll health and granted leave OF alb
for three months. Ell IS s..u saEe
Lieut. Gordon, and twenty invalid seamen from the
East India squadron, have arrived al New York in
The ship Union from Canton.
Fl Portsmouth Herald.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28
War Between Bolivia and Peru

The following extracts Of letters from Peru received
in New York, the latest OF which is dated 10th ult,
show that a war between Peru and Bolivia was ney
squadron at s!ay by the last accounts aud was TO
proceed in three four days TO attack the Bolivian
port Cobiia
Erraa Of Letter from an Officer on board The P,ruvian
Meamer- Of trar .frasones, duef
AFRICA, May 6. 1853.
As stated in my last we sailed from Callao on the
night of the 25,h OF April, having in tow the frigae
MeIeedes which carried the battalion of Calao destined
for hnca We touched at Islay on the I'd Instant leav
ing arms and ammunition, and arrived here on the 4th
Al lslay we met and look board our minister 10
BOLIVIA nor Prada Who yesterday addressed an official
ae'pscb 10 the Bolivian government We must W all
to attack Coba return We cannot hear in less than
Twelve OF fifteen Gays.
From the saas.I
AFRICA, May 20. 1853.
In reference to my last need only say that the mes
,enge returned yesterday bringing that the Pres
dent OF Bolivia will neither give satisfaction nor admit
our minister. OF course, amicable relations are at an
end and war declared
The squadron will sail for Cobija on The asa or 2lb
instant II is said tina, resistance will be made at
CobIs bot that the port will be abandoned on the APP
pcarance OF any Peruvian vessel.
Ertratt If a Letter, dated
LIMA, May 20, 1853.
One Of the hostile acts on the part OF Boyi, was ID,
embargo OF hve hundred horses, coming from Buenos
Ayres, far The Peruvian government Belzu the Pret.
dent o Bolivia, declares by his conduct Thai he i
Ious for war The insults which Peru hequeptly re-.
c'lves IRON him. as well his declining 10 give any
satisfaction, and refusing 10 enter into an arrangement
regarding the coin, make II necessary for us 10 axe up
The gauntlet .....
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

hrmer to-day Sales OF United States Co. 1907 at I2I
Canton GonaI any, 80 Erie. Sl4 Long Island. sales
Residing 70, with large sales Parker VeiH $50 CumbeI-
land Coal AZ nothing done ia PhuniX aud New Greek
aoras Canal, zoA Nicaragua BOY Tho moasy market
easy. Exchange on London, 81 80. H.
Flour rather duh auder the Baltc's newsales Of 5000
bbls. al ~ 81 - Is for State and 81 81 IS IL lor
southern, Rye -four, 81 10. Corn meal, Ss. Ella
NEW ORLEANS. june 0.-Barely i've hundred bales Of
co sold to-day fe market having been unsettled
BY Niagara news. Rio coffee very dali The SALE
Of the week barely 2.50J bags. The stock consists
10 900 bags ..@.s. t..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28
OFFICIAL.

Pierce, 4OJesiden Of the United States -fmea
phona II
evdeilce having been exhibited
y. siatuegui has been appointed
California reside do
hereby recognise him such, and declare him
such functions, powers and privileges allowed
the favored nations in the United States.
testimony whereof Have caused these letters
patent and Of the Unit cd States be hcreunto
Given under hand Washington, o4t day
IT, June A. ID. 1853, and Of the independence the
United States OF America the seventy seventh.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. l. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

PRODIGY IN FoRT SMITH There is young man in
this place, about 81 or - years OF age who is IDIOT
except IN The computation Of numbers and in this respect
be isa prodigy. His mind appears TO be occupied alto
geiher IN counting, day and night He give correct
answers TO The most difficult questions propounded-in
siananeou Shy his bead for he has education what
ever. He III not leave his mother at any lime, and
perfect child in this respect How he render read
yas he does accurate answers TO all questions put 10
him, is mystery 10 There appears TO be no linn, to
his power. Of cslcua,ion.-Fot Srpst, Herald
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

NKw ORLEANS, June 25.--Tbc steamship Falcon has
rived with the Csforns mails sixty passenger and forty
thousand dollars in GOLD She reports that the Georgia left
Aspinwal the 10Th for New York, with two million.
eight hundred thousand dollars in gold, and two hundred
passengers The Union also sailed Tor New York tho
day. via Kingston. The steamship Psmpcro, from Ss
Juan arrived here yesterday. Her California dates are
the those received New York BY tbs Northern
Light. H
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28
July Pleasure Excursion To Old, Point, Nor
folk, Henry.

Ffehry.
The steamer osCEoLA, having undergone thorough
GrQr repairs, will make pleasure Trip TO the above pa
on Saturday, the I'd July, leaving Wasbington
oroes touching at Pney Point and arrive Norfolk
morning
Sunday she will make Old Point
Monday and afternoon This
visit the
Portsmouth view The Atlantic
a. pure fish, battle, &c.
will Washington Monday evening aer
ri Of n works Fortress Monroe.
The supplied with all the delicaees which
kets nd salt water afford
Good music win be in attendance.
Passage, meals included for the round p, So for gentleman
children under twelve
Thursday the
Monday, the llth JAS. MITCHELL,
June 2s-dt2Juy Captain
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

DEPARTURE THE BalTlsH FRIGATE LEANDER-The
British frigate LeandeI, Captain E. ST. Vincent King
which brought the Earl of Elesmere, the royal
comnssio the Crystal Palace Exhibition, has left
New York tor Halifax.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

BosroN, June 25.rhs afternoon, shout O'clock Csp.
tain Winthrop Richardson, well known retired tailor OF
this city, while crossing the Maine railroad track at Mel
rose, few mile. from Boston, struck by the express
train and dashed to pieces not piece being found larger
than his hand. .-#. us.-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

E}-At a meeting of tho Board OF Directors OF the
Metropolitan Mechanics lnruc held their street.
the following resolution passed:
Resolved, That institute be opened daily
through week (sundays eKceDd) from 10 O'Clock D. m
that public generally be invited 10 visit the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June lift Recording Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

ny-Soung Mems Christian - Rooms Fov-
building, 9Th below f. the General
and reading day (Suaday
the hours OF and The best
standard
Dnaa regularly received Citizens strangers
vii be cordially welcomed.
BY order OF the Association.
Mara -eodf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

NEW ORLEANS, June IA tecgraphic despatch from
the Balze says that suspicou. vessels armed to the
teeth left the head of the Passes o'clock this
Tor sea. Destination unknown.
The Engli,hmsn Dyson and Slave Albert, implicated
in the attempted nsuuccon have beon held TO
bail.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28
Pcuttentiary.

OrrICE or PENTEsTIARY, ID. c.,
Washington, June 81, ls53
LII PERSONS having claims against hereby
requested The this office the
persons indebted their
accounts presented on the lot Of July Tor payment
THosAs THORNLEY,,
June 28-dtlJuly Warden.