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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-08-19

GOTERNOR'S PROCLAMATTON.
$500 REWARD.
NTHEREAS, it has been represented to me that rob-
w berry and diabolical attempt at murder, COM
mitted the person of a peaceabe ctizen the Min
river Chaska, Monday evening about dusk,
by unknown person or persons, therefore,
will give reward Of 5000 for the apprehension and
delivery into custody, of the perpetrators of the decd O
either of them, IL than further call upon
all good citizens to aid in ferrctiug out the guilty, and
bringing them TO Justice.
W. A. GORMAN,
Governor Min. Ter.
Executive ONCE, st, Paul, Aug. 4, 1854.
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TIL T. H AIR.
Greatest Discovery Of the Agc!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE! J!

Grey Heads, Bald Heads and Silucr Greys please to
take particular notice that this astonishing and un
equaled preparation turns hair back to its original
color, offer having become grey and rensfdtes IN
all its original health, iuSeff, sotnesS and beauty.
EMOVES at once all dandruf from the scalp, and
~ all unpleasant itching, well as all cutaneous
eruptions, such scdd head &C., and hence creates
perfectly healthy of the scalp by acting stimu
liant tonic the to supply moisture
and coorng matter to the hair, and completely restores
them to their original vgor and strength aud thus pre-
vents all tendency to become II also prevents the
hair becoming unhealthy and falling of, and brings
out where II is gone, by resuectang the organs neccs
sary to supply nutrmen health aud colorin9 matter TO H.
and hence acts perfect hair invgorator and tonic.
Now, Gentleman. read this certificate from an Ex-Sen
ator Of the Uated States:
CARLYLE, ILL.,, June 9th, 1883.
have used Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effect Ny hair was be-
coming, as thoug, prenaturely gray put by the use OF
his 'Restoative' has resumed its original color, and,
have no doubt, permanently go. SYDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-Sen. L. $.
And now, Ladies', do you read this:
Professor Wood: ST. LOUIS, Oct. "a, 1888
Sr-At your request willingly give you a statement
OF the effects OF Hair Restorative upon my HAIR
commenced its use when hair was quite gray, anu
soon began in restoring the uid 10 II 1t
Immediately began TO change to its native color, untl II
is entirely restored and carefully watching lis Ct
no lady will be disappointed therefore cheerfuly rec
oneni 1t 10 all my friends, and all who have use Tor
such an article. MRS. L. BEARDSLY.
The public should distinctly understand that " this pre-
paration contains alcoholic stmuant no essential oil,
one unhealthy drug 1t does not dye the hair, but acts
Inc former with the coorng NATTER ami restore
the impaired or lost functions of the latter.
For sale by CAHILL, Druggist, st; ANTHONY, BON
6rnaa,sts a Pan by md hoesSie and Retn Haen,s
for Minnesota Territory.
st. Paul, Aug. 10, 1854. w3m
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-08-19
St. Paul Market.

St. Paul Market.
Corrected Daily by N. E. Tyson & Co., Groc
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
Iige stock. Dried Fruif.
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MONEY TO LO.9.N
IAS sbor, paper and OH Real Estate
~ Drafts on NEW YORK.
Sc GALENA.
ST. LOUIS.
So CHICAGO.
DUBJ QUE; also On the different Com
m ercia cities In Europe. For sale by
tv2I---Im A. VANCE BROWN co.
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New YORK, Aug. IL.

INV Ohh, II
The stockholders ofthe Harlem Railroad will
report on Tuesday next. The New Haven Com
mittee arc still closely in examination of their
affairs. The examination goes back to the ear
ly steps of the enterprise.
The Star reports that the French Minister
has made of 100000 for destruction of French
property at Greytown.
In Philadelphia some Is Roman Catholic
teachers in public schools have been removed
by the new Superintendent of instruction.
The foundry in the U. S. Navy Yard at
Washington, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-08-19

Mb- Officer Dunwcll informs us that he sue
ceeded on Wednesday in safely lodging Geo.
Harris and Milo WISE the burglars, within the
cells of the Territorial prison.
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Tn- The Lynn Reporter says -" While a
party from Gravescnd were picking berries in
the Village Pasture in Danvers, on Thurs
day, 9th inst, a young lad trod upon a rattle
snake, and in his fright fell and sprained his
ankle very badly. The snake was driven to
the water, and finally killed by lady member
of the party. 1t measured three and a half feet
in length, and had five rattles."
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The TEsr,-There has been great deal said,
of late days, concerning the test of Democratic
orthodoxy, and much controversy has arisen
in the wigwam of the Harmonious as to
what the true test was. But if the reports are
to be believed, the pro slavery Democrats who
live on the borders of Kansas, have adopted
the surest and most reliable touch stone of any
yet discovered. The story goes that at all the
ferries over the Mississippi they have cow
tied, and a committee to watch all immigrants
The committee asks of each immigrant, "what
animal is that" if he says, "a corr all well
he goes over. But if he answers "a keoW,"
they turn him back.
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rsy- The communication from Crow Wing
is published at the request of several citizens
of Benton county. We feel certain the griev-
ances complained of will be speedily remedied.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-08-19

UNCLE SAH'H CASH BoX-On the 9th of July
there was on deposit at the different U. S. de-
positories, the sum Of So, POI ,O22 81.
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Cs.Partnershlp HStice.
W. SIMPSON, James Lawthcr and John +. Bradford
have this day entered into CO-Partnership under
the style and firm Of J.W SIMPSON CO., for the pur
pose OF transacting hOIesnle Grocery, Produce For
rarding and Commission Business.
Lower Levee, St. Paul, MINI.
June %, 1854. u
INEMENT or Water Lime, so bbls., Just received by
u &c BURBANK co,
July I, 1854.
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METEOROLOGICAL horse belonging to Mr..
Chase, of Dorchester Upper Mills. died yester-
day morning i'll that village, ofbydrophia, oc-
ccasioned by a bite received from dog about
six weeks since. 1t is said that two persons
were likewise bitten at the same time by the
rabid naturalization Journal.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12
nChancerY.

VIRGINIA.. TO wIT:-At Rules hold in the
V Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Bar
bour county, on the first-Monday in March, 1854:
Jucob S. Bennett, comp.
Michael II. Neville, surviving admins
traitor of John Black, decd, and 9TH
eTs, deft'S.
The object of this suit is to enioin the defend
ant, Michael II. Neville. administrator, III afore-
said. from the collection Of IL judgment recovered
by him against mpluinunt; and also to obtain
IL conveyance of the lani III the bill mentioned,
filed in this sold by the defendant, VIM.
w. S5almukCr. to John Black, dcrd., AID by suid
Black, to the Complainant.
And it appearing by affidavit. filed. that the
DEFENDANTS William W. StulnHkcr. Amos law
ley. Mn>salona ilIwlcy, Washington Ryan and
Athali Ryan not Inhabitants of this State.
and they no: appearing. motion of tue COM
pumumt, it is ore urel that the said defendants
do appear here within month after due pub-
liz alton Of this order. and do whgt is necessary
10 project their interest therein.
y copy, Teste.
Hall alto. L. d. MORRALL.
marlj 1t. Clerk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

Nh. MASON AND THE CLERoYMEN. Sc
nator Mason. on the occasion of the pre-
sentation to the Senate of the Clergy
mems rremonstrance against the passage
of the Nebraska bill. after stating that
the "rivht OF all citizens OF the United
States. 10 petition either the SenaIc OF
House, upon. subjects properly before
Congress. was one which he hoped never
to see denied" said:
This memorial, however, was OF
character different from others. 1t came
from class of persons who had laid
aside the character of American citizens.
and addressed their petitions as ministers
of the Gospel. They petiLioned as mi
nisters Of the Gospel, and not as citizens;
AS ministers of the Gospel. they mac
come here and denounced the acton
the Senate. They did not stpP t"t'
In their character as Ministers thev hau
the tenerity to threaten the senate WIN
the vengeance of the Almighty. whom
they profess to serve. Such language
was not respectful to the Senate.
Ministers Of the Gospel. as such
we're unknown to the Constitution Of the
United States, and God forbid that they
ever should. 1t has always been the po-
Icy of our people TO keep ministers OF the
Gospel and the government as far
apart as possible. and the wisdom Of that
policy had been made manifest by the pa
per to day presented. The history of the
world has shown the evils Of associating
them in any shape with government; they
always were arrogant. On this occasion
they had. in the name of the Almighty,
invoked His vengeance upon the Senate
for a measure Of political legislation. Let
three thousand or three hundred thou
sand citizens of New England send their
protest to the Senate and it would be
treated with respect. But these memo
rialists do not come here as citizens
They come as ministers of the Gospel.
and in the presence OF their Master, and
in his name threaten his vengeance upon
the Senate for what they declare to be a
moral wrong. Without any disrespect
for the petitioners personally, or for their
cloth-which. to say The least, they did
not grace-he moved that the memorial
be not received"
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In Chancpry.

VIRGINIA To WIT AT Rules held in the
Y Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of Bar
bour county, on the first Monday in March,
1854:
William R. Parsons, comp.
VS..
Isaac B. Marsh, and others, deft's.
The object Of this suit is to subject a tract Of
u tract Of lund cqined by John NJ. Mash to the
payment of Il Judgment recovered by Harrison
StnInuker Tor the use ofcompIuipant. uguinst Fee
lix Ryan and Is ruc B. Marsh.
Ituppruri1g by aft luvi; filed, that the defend
ants, 1sauc d. Marsh, Felix Ryan. Washington
L. Ryan aud James r. Bishop, are not residents
of this State. and they notappearimg, on mott on
Of the complainant, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appe IT here within month at
ter due publication Of this order, and do what is
necessary TO protect their interest herein.
A copy, Trste,
Hall, alto. l.. D. MORRALL,
murl5 At. Clerk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12
Marion Machine shop.

TTIIE undersigned having formed a cO-part-
i nership for the manufacture of machines.
would respectfully inform the citizens of North
western Virginia that they are now making. and
keep constantly on hand, and for sale ut their
establishment. in Palatine. (oppositc Fuirmont
Marion county. Va. ut the low ct prices. &c
neral assortment of AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
AENTS, &c. among which may be found a
NEW and VERY SUPERIOR 'THRESHlNG
MACHINE. which eXcels in EASY DRAUGHT.
CLEAN AND RAID WORK, any machine over used.
We can also furnish COMMON MACHINES,
and machines with STRAW CARRIERS, or
CLEANERS attached.
We arc manufacturing o superior article OF
REAPING MACHINES. suitable for cutting Ell
ther grain or grass. This machine can be used
to advantage upon any ground where wagon
can be driven.
PLOUGHS.-Wc have always on hand large
assortment of the best patent and other l.lOughs
found in the country.
We are also manufacturing CUTTlNG-BOX
for hay. straw or fodder, whioh for easy and rli.
pid work. exceeds anything of tue kind in the
country.
This establishment being situated upon tho
line Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. give,
purchasers the best facilities for transporting
articles to distance at small expense and thu
Inducements offered of reasonable terms and sl
pertOr manufacture. must continue to rende
this popular establishment with the public.
n. b Repairing done ut he shortest notice
and in the best style.
= COOPER. MORRISON g. FRAME.
February 9Th, lS54-ly.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

BISHOP HUGHEs AND CUBA.-Bishop
Hughes has published a card denying
the statement that he had expressed
himself favorable TO the annexation OF
Cuba. and had said that the Creole popu-
iatiOn were in Il degraded condition, and
the government i'll incapable hands. He
considers that an understandable liberty
has been taken with his name. and says:
l was in Cuba as an invalid. by the
advice Of my physician in New York.
But whilst there l saw no signs Of .drgre-
darion' or 'imbeciIty" in the Creole pu-
pulatiun.' On the contrary, found them
quite ON n par With corresponding classes
OF society in our own aud other coun-
tries through which have had occasion
to travel. Neither did witness any
evidence Of 'incapacity' in those who adj
minister the government Of the Island
On the contrary. l found them we'll ehu
Gated. kind and accomplished gentlemen
highly qualified to discharge their re.
spec,ive duties with honor and ability.
$50 far. then, from having any com
plant TO make against either the govern
ment Of Cuba or the Creole population
take this opportunity to express my
graft udr and thanks Tor the distinguish
ed attentions have received ut THEN
hands"
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Wagon Making.

'HE undersigned wyuld respectfully inform
ties. that he has removed to his new franc SSop
on Mechanic street, South of the bBrnt district.
where he is prepared 70 do all work in his line of
business in q superior manner, such Wagon
ordered. Also repairing done in the very best
style-
.'PLows always kept on hand, or made at the
shortest nOtice.
Thankful for past fayors hope by giving my
whole and undivided attention 70 my business. 70
still merit liberal share of the public patronage
JEFFERSON FLETCHER
Ciarksbarg, Jan. 18th. i65s.-ly. ~
r. S.-The woodwork Of two horse wagon
kept constantly on hand.
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In Debt.

VIRGINIA To WIT AT Rules held in the
' Clerks Office of tho Circuit Court of B Ir-
bour county, on the first M0udIy in NJ rch
Joshua o. Robinson and John Robinson,
merchants and partners, trading and
doing business under the name, firm
and style Of J. o Robinson aud son, Pitts.
VS..
William Payme,- .. Def
The object of this suit is to recover from the
said William Payne ono hundred and thirty dol
lars and eighty-two cents, due by the defendants
single bill, bearing date the 2lst day OF June
1854, and payable one DAY from said date.
1t appearing by affi llvit that the d.fendaut is
not AN inhnbitant of this CoinrDouwealtlI, lie is
ordered to appear here within one month after
due publication of this order, and do what is ne
cessury to protect his interest herein.
90. A cory Tcste,
Taft, uttn- l.. D. MORRALL,
mails 1t. Clerk.
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Ready.Made CIothfns,
DRUG STORE,
IS and NEelicines..W Wholesale and
Retail at No. 4, Main street,

Drugs aud 1Tepicines,.W Wholesale and
Retail at No. 4, Main street,
Clafksburg, Va. os
I NOW offer to the cltIzes,s of this and the ad-
Joining counties large aud extensive, stock
Of pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Perfumes,
Paints, Oils, Dye Siufs, ETC., etc. Having Pur-
chased extensively in New York an Phtqdei-
phia, think eau say with safety that my pre-
sent stock embraces d greater variety than any
Wheeling not excepted. To country merchants
and physicians would say that my prices shalt
be at the naIlest justifiahle advances on eastern
prices and churgcsi and to those who purchase
at retail, they may depend upon purchasing at
w ,SIl ' sreat f' eSaF nd ltteaiioP.
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J.K. sEmAN g. Co d..

@ WOULD inform thcir friends aud the
E2Ao public that they lave just removed their
S&.S8sIorc Into the Brick Building opposite Bart
let's Hotol, and having just made large additions
to their stock of goods they Offer for sale an
unusual and choice assortment Of articles In
their line, ut the lowest prices.
They have on lund u large lot Of gold and sill.
yer lever, lepine and quarter witches.
Clocks Of every desert tIon, ut prices that can.
not fail to suit all,
Also. u fine assortment of JEWEERY, con-
sisting Of Breust Pins, Ear umd Finger Rings
Gold and silver Fobund Gmurd Chains; Gold und
Silver Pencils, Crosses, Luckets &c.
They would invite particular attention 10 their
FANCY ARTICLES, among which may BE-
found WOrk-Boxes, Dressing Gases, Fancy
Goods, Mirrors, Brushes, &c., &c. -.
N. B.-Watch and Clock repairing done on
the ahorlest notice mnd waE.anLed. jan 81
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HRSRY's INvIaoRATlNo CoRDIAL.-The inertia
Of this purely vegstable extract for the remvoal
and cure OF physical prostration, genital debility,
nervous Affections. &C., &c are fully described
in another column Of this paper, TO which the
reuuder Is referred. 50 per bottle, 3 bottles for
SIS; sixbottIes for SO SIC per dozens Obse We
the marks of the GENUINE.
Ptspr,l OnIy byS. E. COHEN, No. 3. Frank
lin Row, Vine Street below Eighth. Philadelphia.
Pa, TO WHOM ALL COMMUNICATIONS
MUST BE ADDRESSED. For sale by oil re-
spects BILE Druggists and Merchants throughout
the country.
Peele und Stevens, Alexandria, Va, wholesale
agents for Virginia.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

ROCHESTER,. Feb. IL 1888.
Having heard many statements preiudicial to
your Patent Gonicu Mills. the result of ignorance
aud pre-, udice. co Itess was unfavorubly i'm
pressed for long time, until had used some
hour made by them, when | convinced that
they capable of making good or better
flour than had ever had from any other kind
of Mills. Now this is to certify that have i'll
my basement. No. / Buffalo street. two run OF
your Conirnl Mills. with which have made.
within the last four months. large quantity OF
flour, from an average of four bushels and Il
pounds of wheat to the barrel. OnG-hulf of which
passed for extra in the city of Ncw-Gork, the
other half for supcrfnc. ] have done this tU
satisfy myself Us to the yield. believe your
Mills require not more than Onc-hulf much
power u the flat stones t" do the same umOuI
of business. They also grind cool, Consequently
the color is hctt or amdmore pure. and the flour
brighter. the trrrnenting properties of the fUul
not having been in rc, also having more
strength. and nbs"rbS lurger quantity of water
when made into bread, than flour made by the
fiat stone. Yours ReSpcc tfuily,
SAMUEL RICHARDSON,
To CHARLES Ross
NEW IIAvEN, Conn, Sept. 9th 1853.
MR CHARLES H"ss Rochester. SIR In reply
to your letter the subject OF your Mill. have
t" say. that have, under the direction of thu
C"mmiSary General Of the U. s. Army. General
Gibson, purchased several Of them. with horse
powers. b"lterS. &C.. complete forwarding them
to Mexico. California. Oregon and Texas. for us.
i'll CONNECTION with tic army. The Mill is i"umd
to nnswcr every purpose rcquir0d of grinding
Mill Is easily kept in order. grindS rapidly. and
at such degree ut,hnencSS or cnurScng&s as may
| be desired. 1t can be adjusted readily to any
| kind of horse or water power. is portable. Of
small compass Of light weight and not cXpcn-
sivc. | regard the Mill us crincnty well ulop-
| tod to both Army and Navy, as we'll uf to from
tier USE also well calculated to enable the grow
or of grain to make his own inur. For the
grinding Of sIi les coff:c. &c. on large mann
f"cturing sale itunwers good purpose. l had
one of your Mills put up ut Gen. rtylor's head
quarters ut MOntery. in Mexico. 1t worked welt.
found 1t to b. perfect in all its parts and fcn-
lures.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
a. Il. EATON,
Brev Maj. U: S. Army, and Com. Subs'ce
The following tho sizes, diameter, weight
and cost Of the mills
No. l. Hand, or One Horse Power Mill. II in
che$, 80 Tbs $T5.
No ,. Two horse power. / inches, 900 lbs $lDn
= 3, For steam water Is 800 =. l4n.
4" i, :. GrisE Mills. II &c 45o :. 10.
'' >, g merchant mills "a IS 900 - 300
The mill is entirely cnninel in strong cast
iron frame. and the above is the WHOLE WEIGHT I.
The Mills are manufactured only ny CHARLES
ROSS, South St. Paul street near Court street
Bridge. Rochester n. Y. Zuricl Lewis General
Agent for Virginia.
For further particulars, etc. inquire post paid
Of w. P. COOPER.
Clarksburg, Va.
Fnhr,loYv 18th 1884
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NTOU will take notice that on the 18th day of
/ April next. will proceed ut the Clerks Of
fec of the Circuit Court of Harrison county. to
take the dispositions of Thomas "A. Hornor and
others. to be read in evidence on the trial of O
cause pending in the Circnit Court of liar
ri$on county, Nirgimin, where am plaintiff and
you and others defendants and ii from my
cause the said dispositions sh uld not DO con-
cludrd that day. the taking of the same W ill
be continued from time to time until completed.
Yours.
ADELINE TIIRELKELD.
March Is, 1554.-4t. by her counsel.
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NEW GOODS,

L ply Of New Goods Of all kinds, at his now
Brick store on Pike street. including ino us.
rtmcnt for Fan and Winter wear.
His stock embraces choice lot of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, VestingS, &c.
Linen and Cotton goods of all kinds-particu-
lar attention is called to his stock of donestics
a great variety of Culicoes ofcxcelent quality
and choice colors.
Groceries of all kinds at the lowest prices.
a general assortment of Hardware Of the best
qualify.
Fish Of various kinds, very cheap.
Tho citizens of Glarkshurg and the surround
ing country, arc respectfully invited to give me
call. US am determined to sell as cheap as the
cheapest. T. S. PRIM
October 9Th, lS53.-ly.
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Legal Notices, Sales, &c.
Trust Sale of Valuable
Land.

DY.yirtue ola deed of Trust, executed on the
ID 9Th day of November, l949, by Warner ":
Chapman, to the undersigned. trustee. for the
nse and benefit of G .orpe H. Lee, and of record
in the Clerks office of Doddridge county Court,
I will on the Goth day of June next, (beingc court
days proceed to sell to tho highest bidder for
of said county, the following valuable tracts of
land, situate on the waters of the North Fork of
Hughes River, iu said county, viz Que tract of
100 acres, conveyed to said Chapman by Mary
Tucker; also, tract OF | so acres, conveyed to
said Chapman by Ephraim BE. Said tracts of
land constitute the home farm of said Chapman,
and on which he resided until lately. The title
to said land is good, but selling as trustee such
title will only be made is vested in me by the
trust deed aforesaid. RIO. JOHNSTON,
Feb 25. lS54-marS l2t Trustee.
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re ,TOhIl GcOrge.

I JAMES PICKENS, will, Oh the 20th DIV
OF 4 .riI, 1854. at the Clerks off ia Of the
CoLmty Cnmrt of II rrriSnn cnudty. taxa the de-
posi- iuf,s OF Alexander Pick.us trd rrh,rs. to b.
'rS'L rs 1:viI'mcr in silt pes: ling jn he
CirrHit Court Of ElI rsnn county. WHEREIN | am
cu:mpl ria4 ut aud ynu are defend rnt Aud il IT, :;
tikmy thereof sin I'D not he computed on that
dnv. the s an" vii b. CO rriru ii from ii tie to
time TIL CO npI' cl. JAMES PICKENS.
VI Ircl 3lIh, lSjl-nlr3J It,