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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-12

lowest to the highest. Without an hon
est and faithful discharge of all public
trusts, the people are always the suf-
ferers. Il j, the unsuspecting masses
that are the main props Of republi-
can government; they bear its burden
and defend its honor, and every public
officer should be held to the strictest
Accountability for the faithful discharge
of his duty.
hope that in all your Legislation,
you may find it profitable to recur fire.
quently to the great political truths
that have guided those wise statesmen
of the past, and Illuminated the path
and progress of republican liberty
throug bout this great confederacy.-
Give the people the largest political
rights consistent with the constitution
of the United States and the organic
act ofthe Territory. Enforce the strict
est obedience to the laws. BE guided
by the safest economy in all public ex-
pendtures, let your action be control
ed by the rule that the RIGHT is
ALWAYS EXPEDIENT" Encour-
age high morality amongst the people
Guard the weak against the strong
Give equal rights to all, exclusive priv
ilages to none. And thus, by keeping
these great truths before our eyes,
we shall merit and receive the appro-
baton Of Hin who holds the destiny OF
nations in his hand, and lay the found
alton, broad and deep, for a State in
whose high destiny We shall be proud
WILLIS A. GORMAN.
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The following important inquiry And In the last


The following important inquiry we And In the las,
Minnesotian--
Mr.. OwEss:-ls Mr.. Newson, Of the Pioneer, mar
red man BLANCHE.
Are you married, Newson.
II Blanche" is really ayoung lady, the In
dicates, and is DESTROYS Information, think
satisfy her il she will call at the Office, address
by letter We are modest man, but nevertheless
will state that have sister brothers, and
several other relatives, whose ages nsmes residences
&c &c with any other facts ola domestic nature will be
cheerfulIy communicated, provided blanche" is ser
Gus in her intentions, and is really disposed in
to co-partnership. We be found at desk from
in the morning until at night Perhaps we should
add that now keeping house. N.
ODD Fellowship Degree Of Rebekah will be
conferred, on the evening of Friday the 10th nsant
the OdiFelIows Hail. in this city, when it is expected
the Ladies Of that Degree. will be present.
ALTERcArIoN OF TIMr.--I will be seen that the
Post Office is not closed until Monday morning, in
stead Of Saturday evening, as hitherto advertised.
This arrangement, although causing some extra
trouble TO the Postmaster, will afford additional ia
cilities to business men.
We call attention to the Card of Mr. Charles
Parker in another column. Mr.. p. advertises to sell
Eastern and Southern Exchange at one per cent
premium and TO attend to Banking business in gen
era
STATIoNERY.--Thisi is time when articles d
Stationery is particularly necessary, and those ii
want can be welt supplied at the Book Store OF Mr.
Dahl, on third Street, who has also hand
large supply Of elegant Gift Books, Office Cutlery
and every thing else pertaining TO his line Of business
at moderate prices.
There are ll3 Fire Insurance Companies in ia,
city OF New York, with an aggregate capital Of abou
! forty millions Of dollars.
MilIerism is again raging in Maine. There arr
thousands, it is said, who believe that the world wi
be burnt up next Spring.
! Gov. BELL.-lt is reported that Gov. Bell, Q
Texas, has resigned his office.
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BCFFALo CATHOLIC CHUcH Dir FicrLTY.--
Bishop Tirnon. of Buffalo, has address,d ia efler &
the Church 'of ST. Louis, in that city, oorlnau,ri
the trustees to Surrender their church property r;,
his hands, in accordance with The rcceu decision ot
he Pope's Nunco. and threatening then Nth "a
communication if they do not comply. TIC BHta.o
Coiuir SAYS:
- Two weeks last Sabbath, Ike chur~l md CON-
grcgat'on called together and the iter read ~
their hearing, that they might take such action
they saw fit upon il. IL was uuanimo,,y resolved
that answer should lie made the itsf hut The
Bishop be LEFT 10 take such he ilt-Sht 40
and proper, and thus matters NJ present Icuiain-
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Financial.
Reported Weekly 10y G. II Parker, Banker ana


Reported Weekly by c. II Parker, Banker and
Broker, ST. Paul.
Rates Of exchange and interest, same as last week
Dangerous counterfeit the Roch,ster Bank o.
New York, Of the denomination Of sic
Also, another dangerous counterfeit, sa.J 30 be IN
genera, circulation. 1t pwports 10 bea five dollar o
The Webster Bank, Boston.
los the Stanford Bank, Conn
5s, on the State Bank, Newark, n. j., altered
from some broken affair.
los, on the Huguenot Bank, n. V, altered sr.u,
q.
IS, on the Old Colony Bank, Mass.
One dollar notes on the Market Bank Of Troy
altered to Sl's. have been put in circulate.
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MAR RED.

On the 9Th inst, by Rev. L. ID. Neil, Mr.. WILLIAM
BREWSTER ate OF Philadelphia and Miss E. LOUISE
RICHARDSON, late of Wndham, Conn.
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DIED..

Atthe residence of her son. in this city. on the
ming of the 10th inst, Mrs. ABIGAIL SHAW MARSHAL
aged IS year
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
8. G.

AAa"DOn1, =. ~.
MHt THE undersigned takes this meth Dim
szsA cd of returning thanks for the liberal iil
patronage heretofore given to his HOUSE, and
of informing his friends and the travelling pub
lie, that he still keeps open the Establishment
for their accommodation.
Having re-ftted tho Building, furnished the
Rooms with new and convenient Furniture, and
having set of we'll drilled servants, an expe.
rienced Caterer and Cooks, his Table will be
spread with the best the market affords. By
these, and his own personal attention, lie hopes
to give general satisfaction to those who favor
him with their company. -
He is pleased also to announce that Mr. JOHN
A HoUsToN has just completed large and Com.
modious S TABLES and CARRIAGE HOUSE in
connection with the HOTEL, and will take spe-
cial charge of that department; and will be pre-.
pared to accommodate the public with Saddle
Horses, Hacks and Carriages Of all descriptions
on hire; and travellers will be conveyed with
despatch TO any part of the surrounding coun.
tsy on reasonable terms. ~
He has also large and convenient LOTS, for
the accommodation of Traders and Stock Dri.
vers who are specially invited to call.
ISAAC SMITH.
Hamburg, s. c. May Is, 1854. bs-Sm
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TEE In DEPEN NDEN= PREss
CHARLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES.
PAPgR-HANGINGS AND MATTRRssRs!
III King-Street Charleston. q. @.

|
'HE subscriber has on hand a large assort
II mont, and is constantly receiving by the
steamers tho latest patterns of WINDOW
SHADES and PAPER-HANGINGS, for sale
wholesale and retail -"
Transparent WINDOW SHADES, of oyery
style and variety, from 90 cents to So each
French and American nPAPER-HANGINGS
and BORDERS, of the latest Patterns, from
Ct cents to Sc per Roll.
A large variety of CORNICES, Lace and
Muslin CURTAINS, Damask and Satin DE
LANES, Centre Tassels, Loops, Bands, Pins.
Venetian Blinds, Cane Blinds, Mattresses, Cusll.
ions Fire Screens &c.
All kinds Of UPHOLsTERING: and the bu.
sinesa as usual, attended to in eli its branches.
MAFFRESSES-Aoss,C Cotton, Wool and Hair
Mattresses always. on hand, made from the best
MATERIAL Also Bolsters Pillows, Feather Beds
and PGliiasters. Call and see them-prices
reasonable. F''
To persons wishing any of the above articles
to sell, discount will be made. Tho prices of
this establishment are moderate and uniform.
and as low as any other establishment.
II. w. KINSMAN.
March 25, 1854. 4s
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Savannah, Ga, May 1s. 1854
SELIIR OFF AT COST,

Fl H1 sH6seF r;intending to close his Family
foe6fy viii 6ell at cost his entire stock
Z 1fGsceetfsG ySnsissihg in part Of
Conse, Rice, Bagging, Rope, Nails,
gafpehter's Tools, Tobacco; a fine assort-
ment of all kinds of Tea; lot of Hardware !;
small remnant of Kerscys and Dry Goods Ne
gro Shoes and Hats, and various other articles
too numerous to mention.
will sell all my Goods at cost until Sale-day
in June, at which time, the Goods remaining
on hand will be sold at public auction without
reserve.
All persons indebted to me had better look
sharp, for money must and will have.
e#- Notice is also hereby given that intend
to sell Liquor for cash only, either by the drink
or larger zld no order sWt1E :b6s fitted
unless nfsa Hikh Ala oaSh, |. IS "a
:. - u HUANEXsA
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Browning & Leman,"

pIU"UAuS W A10AAQAA3
DPoRTERs OF
Freioh, British and German
"WR " @"ODHD-s
200 and 2ll King street. corner Of Market street
....s. CharleSt0n, g.. C.
6tARPETNGs Ingram, s PlyA Brussels,
cuRTAN Materials. in SIX. Satin, and
CURTAIN {AnBR1cs and MusL1Ns, in n,.rg.
KmBRoiDARED LACE and MUSLIN CUR.
GILT CORMCEs. in sll the new designs.
CURTAIN aIMPs. HOLDERS. Lo0Ps TEs-
DnAiPERA i &C CORDS and BELL ROPES in.an
British and American FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and STAIR
CARPHINGS, of all styles.
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER RUGS,
PLANTATION W0oLENs- -BLANKETs
e PLAINS KERsEYs, CAPS. &e: ..e.,:
lonTTON OsNABfJRGs, Of all the best South
English and. american COTTON FiANNRI&.
! French, Engish. INA American PRINTS
LINENS, OF Rishsrason sh 5spsrior make fos
psmssfs DoyIiss NapSs. Ges ToWsliiass, isss
Hueksbsets Frait Cloths g e. D;apsrs
iofo oTas s, oAssIhEas ssl f nd yssTH as, Il be.,
larnny.sssssassass y.ssss asse s. .h.ass rssI
IhA1sasis. iisss i ss.;es 9s al ,a .sd IIHsaxus q
ss sll .qmiitias % IS
- wrIa x (si,r os
4 RIH s g q + ss
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

M A. RANSOM, Agent for R. NJ FULLER,
has just received lat his old stand, Sib-
|lsTseosner,) q new and complete assortment. of
y !. Spring Goods,
e4ndne ehtnsy 6gfeupd- Il.
ssPss M A q 's!l G!ssE -. ve:y
ssss sssss 81 &, .r,.
PRINTED hx as sd = AZ .Ss',|ss ,s*
Dotted :. !'s SWISS aad a:ts .kss,r
Broeaae and Light Cord. 5siIYS .srs 4. >
Solid Coiore1 BEREGES3s ei
MOURNING GOODS, III HSssss 81 II slsSi;sS ~ s,
GlNGHAMS and PRfNIS dsSf9 Earisty,
new styles and cheap s ~ Z -. :
Fancy Ribbons, beautiful assortment: "
Parasols and Fans, of every Style and price;
Hemstich and Bord. Lin. Cambria Hdkf's all
Grcnadine and Glaice Silk Mantillas, summer
styles;
Real IRISH LINENS; Damask Table Do .ear-
raated all Linen;
Table Doylies and Napkins, cheap;
Linen Towels and Toweling, all Qualities;
Drillings and Cottonades, do.
Bleach'd and Brown sheetings and Shirtings, at
the lowest market prices;
Muslin and Lace Undesleeves, new styles;
+" I" Inside Hdkf's and Collars, new
styles;
Gents Ties and Crayats light for summer;
Hosiery and Gloves, for all ages and conditions;
Carpet Bags Port Monaies, Tablets, Toilet
Brushes, DC;
Cologne, Otto of Roses, Extracts, DC DC. DC.
Believing this stock to be as complete as uny
in Augusta, would respectfully request all
thoae Sieiting eitLer't that place or Hamburg, TO
give me cali before purchasing. My motto is,
"quick sales and small profits"
|xsNEaS3gC Corner, Hamburg, 8. G.,
April ], 1854 e 47-8m
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AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
m

1AO II q,
AUGUSTA, GA.
DEG to inform thepublic. that tbav b.v. ,,,..
- returned from The Northern nsykets x;tS ,
full and complete stock OF = s.'f'' f".se.
Spring nrv Sso,S
Ir.n; N =, '.,... ' ~
their stnsb tiat nsI .aIes - tne purchasing Of
beg leave to oss,,ra % a. esn comnsnd We
49, S " insure me pubic that We viii al
that can r. sne asfy PEST order OF Goods
terms 90 t%a I;'a nna sen tnem on as fair
in th;s 1,,nrin. qHaisy c.n pe Purcnased either
Amonar m. 49, Gnaahestos :'I Sta
beont;Gf Cod" VIII oe i'und tne following
Chaste and EIeoon. s,s: s.,r s5* as:2E
Sn'I:s a:se en1 S:n. hegsht Spf,ng Silks;
Bareges and Basea. D.I;n... 49,
FrcSeh Hn.i;. ;p".eS1 r.Lanss;
white S;lLs % N st.IS.i ,:.,zs
Blsef BrocsS. .na -, ), o,,,. K. ~
Plain BlncE S;lk. III S;J.s.. ohHs'
Wh;ta Fmb,o;1...S M.,.s:a FHS.
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= ;sasss. Hifk 00Ods. 81: r. g s.,
NRAY BROTHERS have iust rscsivsds .
VI full assortment of riuh and eiegSnt
Spring SILKS, to which they respectfully in
vito attention.
Augusta, March, 25, 1854 ssy:.
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.C0LUMBIE SEE.
Sheriff Galcss'

e G40I 3. - ~ - = -
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fisT CoIUN1t May' Sfd1 81!
IXTHEREAs informal @ Han yssshss tisIsa a'
" department, that Of
DsraingtoHsDistgieh uponss b
6y AsG G0R W3shd inf L. 4 5.1 y
llialIsos fed fro
Z ieSss, ,Eta ths intent = Ssll5l 5 Isl
WILLIAMSON Nay bypprsltsnasd md
brought to trial and eStEn ptlI fnSp6
hereby offer a rewards TWO HpNpEEn
AND FIFTY DOLIAfyps his dsKy6lE info
anT The Ss ssid sss ss1i %iilfansoa e aas ss
inehea IN height, we'll fornii
complexion, gent tIemaply peftmeAts
supposed to be thirty four yeels
Given under my hAnd stslp. ~ IS
L iBtN1 =. .P.ksii Secretary 81 81
Nay u, tseA 5.t ssss
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CHEAP CASH STORE.
# sABBEVILLEC C. H, SC.
GHAMBERS..AND MARSHALL,

IIAVE opened at the Corner Store of DIR.
Mnrshalls Range, where theywill offer
TO the citizens Of Abbeyille the Largest and
Cheapest .atock of Fancy Staple Dry Goods;
Croskery, for Caahs and Cash Only. Our
profits are 80 small that we are not able to sell
our Goods on time and we are confident after
An examination Of our stock, the purchaser viii
;perceiss such great margin between our
Prices and the Prices usually asked for Goods
QpT line that they will see that it is to their
: cir Goods from US for CASH.
: 3 e Ee take pleasure in exhib.
* : who may favor US with a
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,

CANDADAIEs FOR OFFICE.
eB I'VE are authorized to announce EDwAR
NOBLE candidate for the Legislature.
W The friends of Capt. s. A. HopeEs re.
pectfully announce him as a candidate for ia
Collector at the ensuing election.
g The friends of JOHN R. WILSON respect
fully announce him as q candidate for Iar Col
tector of Abbeville District at the ensuing clct
ton.
| @ WE are authorised to announce tn Re,
JAMES MOORE as a candidate for reelection a
Tag Collector of Abbcville District, at the en-
| suing election.
| TIE friends of JAMES II. CoBB respectful,
announce him as candidate for Sheriff at tn
coming election.
eB The friends of Col A. C. GARLINGTOr
respectfully announce him Is a Candidate t. +
| represent the 4th Congressional District, at tn
election in October next. Tmar $50
eB The friends of JAMES M. VANDIVEI
respectfully announce him as candidate fo
Tag Collector of Abbeville District at the en-
suing election.
az The friends of b. W. HAWTHORN re
spectfully announce him candidate for Sheriff
atty of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elec
ton. .5:.:.s.
w The friends Of a. M. MATTIsoN res
Psetfally annnnnSe n, hi him as candidate fol
tion.
tBThe friends of THOMAS r. COCHRAN,
respectfully announce him as 0 Candidate fol
Sheriff of Abbeville District, at the ensuing eIec
tion.
e8- The friends Of JAMES n. MARTIN. re.
spectfully announce him as candidate 70,
s s. r. e AbhsSihs District ss Us
EMJ@;Sia ..I,t Ell. = lthiI;.syy iss
------r--N s..ji,,.5}..... =, =,
Ks Ia. ra.s ~ s1i. :sss,eRsaa Rssaa slass.
(, s,,al!A. e t!tSAS Rf gtaaSst. ~ NJ,
f9ti! Ter tH-4T Il Is:9. t,9.f - z "a
= "'>@ 'z%S: Z = "@s Sf"'-43,z
NEILLER & WAyttsN have -.sered i, ,.-.sa,,
IYl-stock Of tlx xebovet GOODS, w6sn nsge
unsurpassed any market; and having been
seiected frca the very latest importations our
o.ssasusrSill Will find them to be The newest and
choieest Goods Of the season.
4 - ALSO.
eautif1l lins: of ;{a0 0OnS for Misses, wear.
:, 3 ,siisting Si Rich BAEtg ROBES tsomethiaeI
Neat @ French MUsnNs sa re,I4I4sx,1r1rzss,,, j, 1zs,, ],
Plain, Buff, Pink, Blue and fawn esa Esanshl m b
CAMBRICS; ss:.s3s - g &
French, English and American PRINTS
We have also q handsome stock of GOODS
for Gents and Boysswear, which we would be
pleased to show our customers aud the public,
assuring them that Our prices wiH Be as cheap as
the eheapest.
PsiSsas from tho country would do well to
give ~ 8 call before purchasing elseHheta. 4. Z
August Ga, Apr. azl 1sy5 40 80 y &
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GREA7T SO UTNERN RRMN
A few short Extracts from Letters, Testimonia

few short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials
II have used Jacobs coalin family u
SupremeC eCourtGa
nranely"
rCourtCh Cinuit
all
byme" A GAuIpsS
W: co, propretors
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S. TRIMMINGB =
sgsEor Gents and Boys.

0T WOASS UA0 11Oyss
S1aGsf fISSur$mant of fR.EADY MADE CLOTH
q B6ofss l3sogess &ess Linen
mi Zeg&yf tt8ti,s
81 u 81 sSsa AaSRsaHd
of 81 go sSsilSSae nd Hopsebofd rlcles
LINEN DIAPERdec. u. = Hesitate not to say.
that my stock isS one Of the most BEST AS
:HORIED STOCK in the up country. Come
and exainine.-PRTCES as Low rs POS.
i8LBLEs;; s5s-; n STRAUSS. :
April 1864 Al If
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Nelson Carter, -
" no / ESAL DRUGGIST,

VU. II AuyHe WTees, Y
SIGN OF TIE LARGE YELLOW MORTAR,
WHERE he is prepared to exhibit iarge
wv stock of Drugs, Medicines, 0sagglsts
Furniture, Phiala Surgical InstYn1ents Dye
Stuffs, Perfumery, Soaps, Windy /Giass' fntty.
DC, hc, which ho offers at tt/ lowest market
prices. mh26
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Hayden, Breher & Co,
MpoRrEns AND DEAIY's q nv ------
Watches, Clocks '3ewelry, Silver Ware,
sA1iN.a.y and Fancy Goods
Na~t1 -.sus. corner Of King and Hasel streets
mh26 Charleston, q. q.
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Everything New and Fresh
At the New and Elegant Dry Goods Store Of
WARD s. BURCHARD,
AUGUSTA, GA,
Opposite Masonic Hall. )
Opposite Masonic Hall.

UTE, are now receiving our Spring pu
W. %shases Of sieh and elegant ~ 3.
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M a KANSOM, Agent for r. n. FULLER,
EN1sr,- has just received lat his Old stand, Sib-
!leyseoSnsr,) new and complete assortment of
" }prlng Goods,
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CHOICE EDITIONS
OF TnE WONKs OF liz IiI;,I AI-TIInus

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nun hrni'emeh who appreciate
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eesa-wAssl-fAs ssssses tssay Aavs sssssSsrsSsy n.
sssd aud The ssrts steady fs supely
wy hir. there being about 400, eu,h.is or.r,d ana
white good TO prime. isAsI choice shI,, for family
hof Np There Red god 70 prime, n, "a
10" Of infsor qualities three V ans.a ss.s lea D,
bashsl. "" ~
oorn-ns receipts q Corn to-day are ~ fair n. MARIE,
eouaass steady md nsr fh,r. yer. sbos, as
ofssd and sales ItaII e,s nee vhI,.
old yellow at 1raso yellow q. n 10 10 cts
Mixed st soaIu en
ffsv'ons-Press steady. rsuaiss QUIET We quota
A's rofk HenIoas Mess Beef N Shoulders ., u
AS sides at &c AID Hans skAiso io.oke kegs
Ae. ohsess iiAiihs Butter unchanged.
aroeerisa-Sma sAiss Rio Coass i0k 70 ioX esn,s-
bsss and holasses charge Of susn Kies sx
,eke. 100
rossoeo-seares MARKET arm prices ere unchanged
isAIo washed ss.2s aud n..e. Is to 10.
Gep. .,lr.f
whi'tsy-whbssy very make. Arm ". suo,,
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by the author CT" Minnie Howard
sw:s" st.nheli Hall Amy Lawrence "usrJv ssh,on
or the viii snd She Way" Frn de we're or tie WAY Of the
VIII .wonsn and her ssster Romantic IncicnG in tn"
Revenge, "et;.-Pfc, IS G, nts.
charm ns romano win be eagerly caught up
"WonAn and her Master" etc.
he author has added another many sue, which have
soIps Nacc his sutnorisl brow Turned
m..sf,pses The tale Is remarkably for tie sub,y
of dcton e inreAcy Of plot the harmony OF IL, goep-
49, stfrinF euerpy rs competition talented author
10 nney con and noby executed Tn, ory IL one Of in
ene interest," and the yIe IN II 10 o 60 the
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---'--''Ol- Richmond, Va.
ViHGInIA;.Ats Circuit Court Of the city OF Richm, nd
Jnnc 10th, 1854: " '' N'''uAy
Thoms, Amber Phps Georsc Amt,r executors =,
last viii and testament Of Edward Amber dsessseJ The ,.s
Ibornss ~ An bier IN his rish William 81 hmbI,, e',.
uts an Catherine a. hi, Wife Robert fichoiss and
ceased, " "'' W p 1.1,,, oe'
1giint r"'n''
WILLIAM Amber administrator the will amer, I'd OF Cs,be
r rihIer deceased Philip e. George Amber
yohn hmelsr deceased John J. Amber atd Riebsrd Am
.r,I, Defendants.
Formerly u'rd ard the report DAVIS, nsss
~ tuaanee OF the entered herein on he
.,e,.Dth dsJ June, eighteen hundred and hythree 10
Nn report hrfe no exception, snd
on con Iteration whereof curt den eonhrm the said n. orr
do'h order and decree that the DEFENDANT Philip ST.
der before vi the tiI Court far he, ar
count OF his Administration OF Inst. e,ste which sc
count tbe SAID Cor'ml' ion.r directed settle 70 IN.
Nh"h nay be reqnredy any party TO be stated
opy-reste: