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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

F1-In tho State Superintendent
Office, we are pleased to notice black
board painted on the wall. Our Po-
lice Jury have requested the State
Superintendent to examine applicants
for schools in this parish, and he Is
determined to pass no one, unacquain-
ted with the simple rule-ofthrce, and
the other sums Of subtraction.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

The Chicago Tribune, the organ Of
the Abolitiouists in Illinois, says:
Twenty Fugatives from slavery left
this place on Wednesday evening by
the Underground Railroad, for Gambia
and freedom. The stock Of that pa
per is rapidly rising in this market.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

Centurion IN OFrieE.--The Now
York Times is stirring up NJ. J. Lock
woop, agent Of the Sing Sing prison,
with long pole. The proofs Of his cor
ruption in the way Of swindling arc
conclusive. It is established beyond
all controversy that he made q prac-
tice Of procuring receipts from a mer-
camille house, for large quantities Of
articles for the prison, which we're
never purchased, but upon the re-
ceipts as vouchers, Lockwood drew the
money. The transactions Of this char
aeter already proved, amount to six in
number, and the gross sum Of these
stealings is $3.50 10. Lockwood,
Crofut and Santon as richly deserve
quarters in Sing Sing, as any Of the
inmates Of the cells Of that institution.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

1HB GoBLtN Srop.--Ntessrs. De
Witt Il Davenport, 100 Nassau street
New York, have our unfeigned thanks
for an illustrated epic with the above
title. II may be had in few days
on the tables Of Heroman and McCor-
mick Il 60.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

LiTEnARY.-The New York Even.
ing Post, Of the 10th inst, announces
the publication Of the sixth volume Of
Bancrcft's History Of the United
States, BY Little l. Brown, Of Boston,
N about q FORTNIGHT.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

THE BANp.--ft Is with much pleas
TIRE that we are enabled TO say that
the Baton Rouge Brass Band, has not
gone out existence. Our citizens may
expect again, ere long, TO be enlivened
by their melody.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

u We acknowledge the receipt Of
n catalogue Of The Officers and Stu
dents, Regulations and Dicipliue Of
the Louisiana College situated in the
Parish Of St. James. ------
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

SHAKESPEARE SoHoLAH..---T h g
Messrs. Appletons Of New York, have
issued magnificent volume, with the
above title, highly commended as q
work Of rare literary merit. Sal
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

u Our friends Of the Delta, will
please accept our thanks for substan-
tial favors. We shall not let m OPP
portunity escape to reciproea,e.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

u The last Eagle & Enquirer
from Memphis, informs us that the
town Of Columbus MI, is very nearly
destroyed by the late fire at that place.
The most valuable buildings private
as we'll as public, are in ashes.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

EgTc our country friends. we
would say "stay away from Baton
Rouge, at least for the present mo
ment--,intil the weatier settles into
n better condition and tho wind shifts
to the North"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

ttyOn Monday nest, there viii be
an election In tile two wards Of this
city. for three school directors. Polls
opeb ut . and, close O'Clock. III
eetion will be held At the school house
in the respective wards.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

N-On Wednesday during 4 thun-
der storm, a negro was killed by
lightning on the plantation Of Messrs
BENJAMIN 4 Mlco, q few miles above
New Orleans. "
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

T-Who holds that number +, No
1888 takes the prize Of 100000
in the Havana lottery, drawn on the
10 inst.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

EETho st. Louis 1ntelligenccr Of
the 18th inst, says: "I'hat after the
jury had rendered a virdict Of guilty
against James Rodgers, in the crimi-
nal court yesterday, his bonds were in
creased from $4,000 to 10000, was SUI
fered to 60 at large until such time
as he is summoned to receive bis
sentence. We do not know what the
law on the subject is, but it is q
new thing, for convict to be left at
large on bail. The matter is excite
ing great deal Of talk on the street,
and there is n great deal Of indigna-
ton expressed on the subject.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

% An Englishman has taken out
a patent for new fashion brick. color
ed on the outside, and glazed, 50 as to
resemble glass. ..,-...
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

Ey Woare p|aased to notice the re.
turn Of our fellow citizen, X. Il. Nc
Harros, Esqr. We have to thank
him for 81 LOFTS papers.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01
Ey Belcher a. Brother, Of the St

Ey Beloher a. Brother, Of The st.
Louis sugar Refinery, have instituted
suit against Linn, Surveyor Of the
port Of 81. Louis, for tbe recovery Of
duties alledged to have been illegally
assessed and collected on "concentra-
ted mo1asses,' imported in the United
States by that firm from Cuba. These
duties have been paid under protest
for two or three years past, and If the
principal Of the case is settled on this
trial by virdict in favor Of the plan
tifTs, it will require the restitution Of Il
large amount Of money from tho Treas
ury Of The United States.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

five learn from The Eis-a Us,
that the river bunk in front Of Dir.
Patrick $ plantation opposite this city,
is rapidly cayipg. The T1s argues
from this fact chat the village Of St.
Michel will be thrown outside, Ovt-
side Of what Outside Of itself I
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

RTc cur country friends. we
would say "stay away from Baton
Rouge, at least for the present mo
ment--,intil the weatller settles into
n better condition and tho wind shifts
to the North"
II We learn from The Fis.a VS.
TINT the river bunk In front Of DR..
Patrick plantation opposite this city,
is rapidly cavibg. The Wis argues
fron this fact that the village Of st.
Michel will be thrown outside. ;, out
side Of what Outside Of itself 7
TIE STATE HousF GnorNbs.-fn
speaking Of the projected improve
'nents 10 be made to the grounds about
the Capitol, it would he as well to
preface what we have to shy, by the
candid admission. that we know moth
ing more, than the fact that the last
Legislature made nm appropriation to
have them enclosed, with substan-
tial iron ruling that u committee Of
our citizens was appointed, Under which
plans and specifications were received
with bids for the work--that The con
tract was let out some time ago, and
tho the whole matter remains in n
state OF statua gn0. The picket fence
enclosing tho grounds, was donated
to The Female Orphan Association Of
Baton Rouge--was sold and taken
down, and the undeniabJe and naked
fact remains there to be seen, and we
challenge any body 10 deny the prem
ises. Three mouths more, will finish
the year, since the legislature made
the appropriation, and the full amount
appropriated should have been laid
about the building in substantial ma
sobry. We feel some uneazibess ON
this subject, and should like much To
have word from the commissioners.
First, because when The money Of the
people, is well appropriated, we like to
see it well spent, and if the amount is
not used before The next session, there
is danger Of its going to furnish moro
wind for the barrel organ Of the party
in power
The only two matters Of any mo.
ment, to come before the next session
VI the next State Legislature. will be,
first, "who shall b. Senator" and sec
oud. "wl,re shall the Capitol be NOV
ed to- We understand that the East
Baton Rouge delegation, are pledged
in support Of Pompeii. 50, should
not the money appropriated to build
the fence, be expended before that
time, there is no telling where it will
20 to.
The want Of "water for ablution
Of which so much just com
plant was made last season, will be
supplied in n measure, by our friend
Vince Victor, who IL putting up
brick establishment On the left hand
side Of Lafayette street, which il to be
in gulra pn1c1l0 COMMUNICATION with
the river, by which the water will be
up by steam engine. Vince
is Iaboripg under the singular aeltsion
that be will be able to shave and wash
The Legislature without interfering
with his customary attention to rcgu-
lar customers.
We hope from the bottom Of our soul,
that he may succeed in doing 50, thas
We may hear no more growing on ac-
count Of Tho lack Of water for "abenl-
lion purposes"
TsGgsuITY Run MAD.-It appears
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

EF The Texas coast has been Wis
tied by most 1isasterous gale. II
commenced on Sunday the 18th, and
lasted until Tuesday the 22d inst
The result Is heart-rending. The
number of lives lost on land, AZ well
as sen, cannot yet DO correctly compu
ted. but Is very great, and the crops
Of cane, corn, and cotton, have been
entirely destroyed. An eye witness
to the devastation Of Matagorda, says
that he never conceived such sight
az he witnessed between four and FIVE
o'clock on Monday morning. Houses
crushing and breaking up--their ma
terials flying through the air---women
and children screaming and running,
whittier they knew not, seeking pro
lection. and, when found, only to be
driven forth again in short time, to
find security anew and, in many in
stances, in nearly deserted state
Corpus Christa, and other places west
ward remains yet to be heard from, as
also the country.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

" Tho regular monthly meeting
Of Washington Royal Arch Chapter,
appointed for tomorrow night, is post
roned until the first Monday night in
November.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

To Every family should at once
procure d bottle Of The great Arabian
remedy for man aud beast called II.
y. FARantL's Arabian Liniment.
Ii is really astonishing 10 find so
much valuable information bestowed
grat'litously to the balance Of man.
kind II il another evidence If the
point blank philanthropy Of the age,
In our own mind, we feel satisfied,
that were II not 80 abundant and
therefore common, that monuments in
marble, and the baser metals would
be put up l,ither and thither, to these
more than Howard-like people who 20
about giving good advice. from the
superintendent benevolence of their
own bosoms. "The great Arabian
remedy for man and beast ~ Let lis
not ask Wbete II is great 7 Every
family should procure a BOTTLE and
though its greatness does not pop out,
like Sedlitz water, yet 1t is there aud
its full strength may be fathomed for
q quarter. This Farrell is the man,
who through mid night agent, has
prowled about every village in the
Mississippi valley, and where ever he
has found neat new painted house
OF fence, has smeared it all over with
this same very acceptable advice
"Use Farrells man and beast lini-
ment"
Brother editors Of the press special.
~ and collectively, will you MD the
of all manner Of ignorant
quacka by publishing basterd puffs
Of their stufFs written by these igno-
themselves ? If 40, good
ppothecary, give US an ounce Of civit
10. sweeten our imagination, that we
may rail on in the most bitter terms.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

IscssyrTY Run MAD-It appears
by the first part Of the Report Of the
Commissioner Of Patents, that pat
ent was in September last issued to-
David Freed, Of Huntington. Penn,
for an improvement in toilet farni-
ture. The invention consists in at
tachiDg to piece Of. furniture an APP
paratus, by means Of which pantaloons
may be drawn off without Standing Or
sitting down.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09
NOTICE.
STATE or fExAs.

County Of Haryison.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that William T.
\ Baldwin. administrator of the estate Of
lam Duke, deceased has flied his accounts with
no .a.d estate, and tina, said accounts will b.
.,,,ned NJ ihe neat term of the county court
:, Ia, held 10 aud for til. county Of Harrison.
re,,. on the last Monday IN December inst.
'ls5IJ It being the 10th da, thereof, Tor con.
.,L,r,iion and allowance when and where all
t-r,nus Interested may attend and coutes,
lem. If they see proper, BY order OF said
court. -
q. IE\DklCk, Clerk.
December ., 1871. 30 I,
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il 81 RECEIVED,
). " ri r 4 IN.

jefferson, js1as,
N\'HOLESALE ard Retail Dealer in Iron.
w Nall, Castings,
Grocerics and STAPLE Ury Goods
a large stoek 90, every description OF sup
Plies Tor
Country Merchants and Iormers.
The following is lisi of some ct the heading
articles always kept on hand
400 sack 9n, Havana md lava coffee
20 bbl. brown sugrr
10 hogsheads DIS
- hbls pulyerzcl and . tons Tenn Iron
Loaf Sugar
100 keys Of nails
20 casks be, on sidcs
70 ( ard
80 hb- WHISKY loo bhls hrandirs--ia-
rous brands gen, etc
- boses Of brandy cherries
70 boxes lemon syrup
loo do clarrt vine
100 do champagne cider
so DO mpscat wine;
30 do assorted corial-
50 do e-s.nce OF peppermint
81 do sioughtou- biIters
100 do star candles,
100 do tobacco. Of ever description
20 de bar soap.
10000 segar., from Cuba SKIES up to the finest
teder buckets. counter brushes, counter
scales, brooms, BOTTLES, ila,k-, dccan,cr- corh e
and cork screws
And a complete as,ortmen, Of Bar Stores,
Sc, ~c.
Also large supply of Sopls and ts'rg
DRY Goods. Bonuets, Hats, Boots, and
Shoes, Saddicry, Sc. sc.
Jefferson, March Is, 1884 25-ly
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NOTICE.
STATE OF rrxNs.

II 7 7 II VI TNNN,
County Of UUrison
NOTICE i, hereby given that William +.
\ Baldwin, administrator of the Estate of
V,rv Duke, deceased, has filed his accounts
with Ac said estate, and that said accounts
a.l' be opened at the next term of the county
.arl 60 be- held IN and fer the county Of liar.
a.cu. Texas. On the last Monday in Decem.
ler inst, (ls5u it beiug the a5,h day there.
If for consideration and allowance, when and
ahere all pcr-ons Interested may attend and
.air.i then, If they see proper.
o. llE\DRlCk, Clerk.
Dec. ., 1854. 30 1t
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TIE sTAlE OF TEXAS.

fItRRIsoN tpINr.
r NM inlrfd of'c-r nj siM county. ere,lH!;
4 IF u \Nlf tmVug been made before iHe
| by ih, plaintiff v the above cuiiiicd suit
t4i tie said lutu II Powell ia q transient
per,pH, aad HAT the oti.~rv process of law
1urot b" served upon him. Nou are hereby
ammtnd"i TO cite the said Powell, by pub
Hratipu for three successive weeks in the cyns
Republican. Ia he and personally appear before
mc at my office in Ely~ian Fplds. on Saturday,
Gre Goth day Of December \. y 1854, at nr
or before . o'clock. r ~ 10 answer the caG-
pliul of u II Mallory, r. a Plea Of deb, duc
us notes. ~ i'!low-.
SO 90. &C = 9 frs, Of January next |
promise tn pay T.. Whittcu. or bearer, S23
9o1Uo, for value received with eli 1t per cent.
interest after maturity until paid Til, 9Th
December, 1852.
Sigtcd, ions II POWELL.
The other note roads thus:
One day after date, promise to pay to JAS
\ iur,sun, or bearer. the sum of Sal ~ for
value received of hm, this the 97th dan Of Sep
'cmbet, 1898. Interest Of per cent until
paid
Spucd, 'ouN II. Powell
The hat named note endorsed by James A.
Fortson
ilcrcn f, not, and execute snd return this
wit - the law Directs Gyeu under NV hand
tbs the lst day of December, A u. 1854.
A. MCKAY, Justice Peace.
December 9th. 5,--2o-3w
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TnE STATE OF TENAS.

HI = \ ! L. VI IEAAS,
totNry OF II ,HRisoN
p aug 'I'ciH oGccr II sad county, nreeung
\Ol' are hereby commanded to cite John
| II Powell, by publication for three sue.
et..lyc weeks IN some newspaper published in
.clr county, to be and appear before me at my
oihcc in the town of Elysian Fields at ten
O'Clock, 4. NJ, ON the sixth day Of January,
ls55 to answer the complaint of Daniel II,
MALLORY in a plea of debt, due by account, for
ohy.lhrce dollars and fifty cents, dated A. D.
1888, and n note for twenty-five dollars, due
January the i-,, Sji, and dated September
!9ai, u. 1888 And make due return of
3, writ rs the law Directs
Gwen under my hand, this December 7ik,
= ~ 1854
los b. SIEOl u. J. i.
December .. l>Ji 20 -
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j ffcrs0n AdyertiSeuep


". &. BAKER Il co,
'ENERAL dealer, in nv Goofs, Groc,.
- fies, Drugs Otis, Pamfs, Dpts'rgs,
N,adoo Glass dc- sfc
Hrcccrie-, and Bagging and Rope furnished
TO planters on accommodating terms
Also Receiving, Forwarding. and Commits.
-ioi' merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. ~. 1891. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09
CHA HON.
In Justices Court, Beat No. !.
Joseph u. Hayden vs., John u, Powell.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.

he VI l. VI IINNN,
Co,NN O, llARRIsoN.
Io any larj,I officer Of sad county, grating
4 FFiDANIr having been made before me
"A hy the plaintiff in the above entitled SUIT
that Tie said J H. Powell IS a transient person
and that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon him You are hereby commanded
10 cite Ia. said j. u Powell, by publication for
three successive weeks IN the Texas Rep blc-
an, 10 be and personally appear before me-, At
my otliea in Elysian Fields, on Saturday, the
Soth day OF December, A D, 1891, u, or be-
lore J o'clock, r. NJ, then and there TO answer
tue complaint of Joseph u. Hayden, IN d plea
81 debt, due hy account for merchandise bought
by said Powell in the year $50, and due January
ist 1894, amounting to H3s67.loo.
Herein tail not, and execute and return this
as the law directs. Given under my hand this
ID day OF December, A ID. 1854
A. MCKAY, Justice Peace,
Beat No. /, Harrison county, Texas
December OH, 5 -aO.aw
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CITATION FOR DISTRIBUTION.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS

County or HAnRrsoN
" he Nie',F n SAID County, Grecehng.
M ltEKEAS William r. Baldwin. admin.
w !stfa,or Of the estate of John Duke, de.
ceased. has filed his application in my office 70,
partition and distribution of the estate of said
deeedant, representing that James NJ Duke
Who resides in the State of Georgia, and julius
I, Duke, who reside, IN Cas- county, in the
State of Texas, and Sarah Stubs, wife of
William Stubs, Francis NJ Stubs, Helen
= iasingby, Camilla 4. fangford, John J.
Stuhbs, Elizabeth Stubs. James Stubs. and
Charlie. Stubs who reside in the state Of
Alabama, are the legalscs OF said lcs,alor, and
the only distributes Of the property of said
estate.
You are therefore commanded TO summon
the said James NJ Duke, Sarah Stubs, Francis
VI. Stnhhs, Helen &. I.aslnrb,, Cnrmilla A
iangtord, John J. Stubb-. Elizabeth Stubs,
James Slubh-, and Charles Smhb-, and all
other persons Interested, by publication Of this
citation for sis weeks in the TeSa, Republic.
an, a newspaper published III the town OF Mar.
'hall, Harrison county, Texas. To bc alI ap.
pear AT a regular term Of the county court Of
Harrison county, pertaining to the estates OF
deceased persons, to be holden at the court.
house in the town Of Marshall. ON the last
Monday ~ January next, 1858, then and there
to show cause, # any they have or can, why the
property of said estate should no, be partition.
ed and distributed, and n decree for that pur.
pose he uaGr.
Herein fail not, and make due return as the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09
CITATION.
Estate Of John J Cro~der, deceased
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.
CITATION.


r. dis >1erIQ q said county, gresting
ilEREAS, at the October term Of the
W County Court Of Harrison couuiy per.
tanning 10 the estates Of deceased persons, John
Coleman, administrator of the estate Of John
J. CroNdor deceased, having made final
settlement ul Tho estate OF said Gec,dou,, and
the heir, of said decelcut being non.re, dents
of tac State Of Texas, these are therefore to
command you GO sun,acu Lucy CTpwdcr, Green
Crowdor. r. y. Crow der Dcl,.a iinoyilc the
representatives. Of Patsy Wade, deceased, and
ihe representatives. Of Polly McDonough de-
ceased, and all other persons Interested, by
publication Of this citation for SIX weeks in the
Texas Republican ucW paper published IN
the town Of Marshall Harrison county, To he
and appear at = regular term OF the county
court ct said county, to be holden at tn,
court house in the town Of Marshall, on the
last Monday in December next. 1884, then and
there to show cause, if any they have ar can,
why the property of SAID estate should not lee
distributed and decree for that purpose
shnald not then and there be made, Herein
fiil not nd make due return hereof
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no wants CoWIOFvAole kUlUe ~ X
WILL. SELL. from four to FIVE hundred
1 hsfes OF land, situated about fourteen miles
cas, oil Marshall, on the road leading from
Shreveport 70 jefferson, sbou, thirty miica
from Shreveport aud twenty from Jefferson.
and about ten from Port Caddo
About ago acre. Of the land IS in cultivation
Tho improvements consists OF good frams
clearinghouse one story high. with four chin
ueys u brick kitchen and miIk-hous~, and .
smoke house, negro cabins, cora cribs, ali Of
log-, with n large horse shed.
For ter,us, call and The under signed. Who
lives within ,wo miles o, the place for sale.
J u WEBSTER
Nov 81. l-5: Ia.
FALL. AND WINTER BONNEIS,
UST received and fur sals--I .sies' co 'or.i
~ sill we've, liouneis
ladies colar,.t corded s,lk Dcnne,s;
Do do satin do;
10 black -iis DO
Io colorcd lawn do
do open work, straw. etc. do
Al the sdi.- 10 wnn' of fall or winter
hounet.. viii hnd II 10 Their interest to call
aud examine oar fonnc,- hefof. purchasing
elsewhere, ". are able 10 show n superior
article, laiest style and a, low prices
e. g. GREGG 4 co.
august 90. 1854 5:tf
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MEDIC ARE

MEDICAL CARD.
hDCToRS \ y. & T.. I. VI. Johnson have
l associated themselves in the practice o
Medicine
AZ Office one door vest Of the City Drug
Store.
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me STATE OF TEXAs,

1llE STATI. OF TENAS.
II ,RRisoH torNrA
r. mig iuiqUi e1irer Of sad county, Greci,Hg
\'pli are hereby commanded to cite John
II Powell hy publication for three sue
ccssiye weeks in some newspaper published IN
Your county, Ia bee nnd appear before me at my
office, in Ely -inn Fields, On SATURDAY, the 9Th
lay Of January, 4. y 1855, a, ten o'clock \.
" then to answer TO the complaint Of brury
Field, in a plea of deb, due by account, for
Sta dated March. \ u 1888
Herein fail not, aud execute and return this
a. the Ian directs Given under my hand this
the 7th DAY Of December, A y, 1854.
JOS. y. STROUD,
Justice Peace, Beat No. l. Harrison Co.
December 9TH, 5i--1O-3w