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The American patriot., 1855-03-21

To the Honorable HENRY X. STRONG, Speaker
Of the House Of Representative, Harrisburg,
Penn.
And the Honorubes VIM. A. Crab, John Fer
guson John w. Killinger, John Hendricks,
Senators
Alex. Mcconnell, John J. Muse, George S.
King, c. S. Eyster, E. G: Waterhouse, sa.
j. Krepps, Samuel B. Page, Members OF
the House of Representatives,; and many
Others
The American patriot., 1855-03-21

They must dress cool in Lafayette, la. A
young lady, on being asked if she intended to
wear that tinger-ring to church, said she did
not intend to wear anything elser
The American patriot., 1855-03-21

ENA S. LOOMS wishes to inform the pub.
@sS lie that he still continues to fill all orders
for any work in his line of business He en-.
cages none but the best of workmen, and as his
stock is procured direct from the North, he is
confident of being enabled to furnish the public
with articles of his own manufacture, which are
inferior to the work of no other establishment in
the Union. Purchasing his stock for cash. he will
also be enabled to furnish the trade at as low
rates, for cash, the same goods can be pur-
chased in the North. A good supply of Saddles,
Harness, Brides, Hn'ters, &C., always on hand
His Shop is on the North side OF the public
square. anl7
The American patriot., 1855-03-21

JUST RECEIVED.
4 CHOICE lot Of Havana CIGARS. Also, n lot
n of very fine Tobacco.
d21 G. A. NEAFJ7S
The American patriot., 1855-03-21

kaaTris1n's CRY it'' Shaving SOaD,
| ARRlSON'S SHAVING CREAMS makes the
~ richest heaviest, thickcst and most permanent
lather of any creams now in use. For sale by
mr2l NAUMAN & STRAUSS,
The American patriot., 1855-03-21
Carriage and Harness Warerooms.
AND PLANTERS EMPORIUM.
CORNER OF CHURCH AND MAIN STREETS,
BATON ROUGE, La.


BATON ROUGE, La.
oiNEE1g w. F. TUNNARD ,.,,=.-.
GSEJR- & CO., keep con- eAnE5sssEA
-AN-S2- stanty on hand at .-zsz ssss22.ASEs1lA.z
their establishment CARRIAGES and HARNESS
ct every variety, from the best Northern Manufac
tories.
Also
Build 10 order, and repair all kinds of Carriages
IN the best manner, Wagons, Carts, Wheel and
Dirt Burrows, with every variety Of Plantation
Work and Plantation Harness manufactured and
supplied to order, of the best workmanship and
material.
Iron Of all sizes constantly on hand. All kinds
OF Sn,ithwork, including Balcony, Verandah, and
Cemetery Rail:ngs, made and put up, of the latest
styles.
ALSO
lightning Rods or the most approved scientific
principles and Of the latest improvements, erected
Or sent TO order
Barker's Force Pumps.
They have also purchased the Patent Right of
the celebrated BARRIERS FORCE PUMP, for the
parishes of East and West Baton Rouge, East and
West Feciana, and Iberville, and have full as
sorment of different sizes; to which the attention
of the public is called. They are admirably
adapted for pumping hiolasscs from Cstens, and
can be used as a Force and Lifting Pump, and are
guaranteed as the best Pump in use. mr2l
The American patriot., 1855-03-21
THE FISK METALLIC RURAL CASES

THE FISK METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
IHEY have also procured the special and exclu.
l sive sale of the FISK METALLIC BURIAL
CASES for this parish, and one of the firm will
always be ready to serve the public, with a new and
beautiful HEARSE, and everything ncccssry for
funerals. Wooden Collins will be constructed
when desired.
After the lst day of January, 1855, all work
must be paid for on delivery. Approved city ac-
ceptances or negotiable paper will be talken but no
standing accounts will be made during the year.
,d27 G. p JARRETT g. co
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WORK BOXES, Shaving Cases, Razore, Razor
w Strop4. Puff Boxss, &c. For sale at
~; IANGWOETHT & THpON'S
The American patriot., 1855-03-21
E. L.. HAYGOON,

4 UCTIONEER.
THE undersigned having been duly commissioned
L as an Auctioneer for the parish of East Felici.
ana, he respectfully informs the public that he is
now prepared to attend to any business that may
be entrusted to him. '7 maro1 "
The American patriot., 1855-03-21
LINER COMPLAINT.

Jaundce, dyspepsia chronic on nervous debility
disease OF the kidneys, fom disorde>d liver
or stomach, such IA constipation, Inward piles
inllness, or blood to the head, acidity OF tho
stomach nausea, hnrrhurn, disgust Ter food,
t,lilness or weight in the stomach, soar eructa
tons, sinking, or iittsetinget the pit Of the
stomach, swimming Of the head hurried and
difficult breathing, iluttering at the heart choak.
ing Or suIlocatlng sensation when in ayrie pos
turc, dizziness OF vsion dots or webs before
the sight fever md duh pain in the head, def.
cheney of perspration, yailowArsa Of The skin
and eyes, pam in the side, back chest limbs
&c., suddat dushes Of heat, burning in the
iesl constant imaginings OF evil aud great d..
preston Of spirits, can be cftcctaliy cured BIZ
Or. looflland's celebrated
The American patriot., 1855-03-21

CHERMAN'S PATENT TRUSSES and Rupture
~ Remedy, Shoulder Braces, Lace aud Elastic
Abdominal Supporters, Body Braces, &C. Forsale
by LANGWORTHY 4 TILDON,
feb2S Sole Agents.
McLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE for
NJ sale by
feb2l LANGWORTHY L. TILDON.
The American patriot., 1855-03-21

JUuE III TIVF
iAn3i ALLAN. Sheriff
The defendant 'fiil aIbstiiu,c on the DAY of sni,
in place Of The ani negro boy ramrd HENRY,
ABOUT ~ years Old a. J. LAW, Sheriff
The American patriot., 1855-03-21

agement of political leaders.
One of the most dangerous evils which has
grown out of the degeneracy Of the old parties
is that of sectional agitation. Sectional agita-
ton is the great danger that menaces the
American Republic. 1t is the weak point Of the
Union. The sacred tie of marriage cannot sub
sist in private life without confidence in the
virtue of the parties united neither can this
Union exist under the dishonorable and malig-
rant sectional agitation which has been
forced upon us in these latter days by small
sections of politicians who sink into significance
before the great historical names of our coun.
try. Sectional agitation is not only our weak
est point at home but it invites the interference
Of our enemies abroad.
The negligence and ineficiency with which
the public affairs of this country, both foreign
and domestic, have been conducted by those in
power, whether democratic or whiy for the
last few years, have attracted the attention of
all sensible men, and created in the minds of
the people the necessity of radical reform
Our system Of indirect taxation, commonly
called tariff on imports has been established
and framed for the purpose simply of supply
ing the annual wants of the government, and
for giving indirect protection to our mannfac-
lures. This system of taxation has proved to
be Of such a nature in practice as to create
dangerous SURPRISES of millions of gold and
silver in the Treasury thereby ,deranging the
currency, throwing exchanges into confusion
aud bringing bankruptcy and ruin upon every
branch Of business. The politicians and states
men Gf they may deserve the name) of the
two old parties have been too busily engaged
In schemes Of personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT to ar
range this important financial question on such
principles rs would simply answer the wants
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
Premiums to New Subscribers.
LEONARD SCOTT, & CO., New York, con.
tinuc to rc-publish the following
British Periodicals,
viz:
The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conscrva.
tive.)
THE EDINDuGH REVIEW, (Whig.)
3.
THE NORTH BRIrIsIi REVIEW, Gree Church,)
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (Libcral)
BLAcKwoop's EpINBURGH MAGAZINE, (Tory)
Premiums to New Subscribers.
The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conscrva
tive.)

TIE present critical state of European affairs
will render these publications unusually interes
ting during the year, 1851. They will occu
py middle ground between the hastily writer
news items, crude snecmatons, and fly..ng ru
mors of the daily Journal, and the ponderou,
Tome of the future historian, written after th,
living interest and excitement of the great polit
ical events of the time shall have passed away
1t is to these Periodicals that readers must look
for the only really Ineligible and reliable histo
ry of current events, and as such, in addition to
their well-esabished literary, scientific and the.
ologichl character, we urge them upon the con.
sidcration of the reading public.
Arrangements are now permanently made for
the receipt of early sheets from the British Pub.
fishers, by which We shall he able to place all our
Reprints in the hands of subscribers, about as
soon as they can be furnished with the foreign
co2ies.-AlthOugh this will involve very large
outlay OH our part, we shall continne to furnish
the Periodicals at the same low rates IA here
totore, together with the following premiums to
new Subscribers
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The Yorkville ENQUIRER.

INiE undersigned, having purchased the
L office of the Yorkville Miscellany and
commenced in its stead the publication of a
new paper, with the above title, present
their cltir,s to Il SHIRE of the patronage of
the public. The Enquirer is next to the
largest journal in the State, printed on good
paper, and with entirely new material and
will be sent to subscribers at Two Dollars,
per annum, in advance
Commencing with n list Of eight hundred
subscribers and rapidly increasing circula-
ton. it is offered to the business men as a
good advertising medium. Advertisements
will be ecoEspicuously inserted at One Dollar
for the first and Thirty.scven and half
cents for subsequent insertions Business
Cards of half square, or less, Five Dollars
per annum. Contracts for IaIgcr advertise.
ments will be made on the most reasonable
terms.
JOHN L. MILLER, Pro-
SAM'L. w. MELTON, { prietors
Yorkvillc, 5. c., Jan. =, 1855.
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TERMS AND PREMIUMS.

(See List of Premium Volumes Jcloto)
For any one Of the four Reviews, and
one premium vol. So 90
For any two of the four Reviews, and
one premium vol. 5 90
For any three of the four Reviews, and
two premium vols. 90
For all four of the Reviews, and two
premium vols. 90
For Blackwoods Magazine, and one
premium vol. Oo
For Blackwood and three Rvvicws,
and three premium vols. 90
For BiacSwood and the four Reviews,
and three premium vols. 10 90
Payments to he made in all cases in advance.
Money current in the State where issued will be
received at par.
The Premiums consist Of the following
works. back volumes of which will bc given
to new Subscribers according to the num-
bcr OF periodccs ordered, as above explain
cd
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SHERlFFS SALES,

BY virtue of sundry wrts of # ia 10 mo
directed, will sell before the Court House
door in Lancaster, on the Ist day of Frbru.
ary next, within the legal hours of sale. the
following Real Estate, viz:
Oae Hundred and Forty-six acres Land
more or less, lying on the Rcdhrm Road,
leading from Lancaster to Taxahaw. bonnd.
ed bf lands OF John J. BHckmon, G.. II.
Hnson, J. ID. Blackmon, and Henry ,Iard.
hcr. upon which there is new Gin House
and Screw, Store House, etc levied on, and
to b" sold as the property of Enoch Tryon,
at the suit of Mckenzie Cadow e. c., Hen.
fys Smith and Townsend, et al SO
Also
One Hundred and fifty acres, more or less,
lying on Cedar Geek, bounded by Lands of
y ID. Hammond, Peter Flcmn ming and othcrs
known as the George Cauthen tract, levied
on. AMI to be sold as the property of Enoch
Tryon, at the suit of Mckenzie, Cadow g.
Co, Hcnrys, Smith &, Townsend, elai. ! so
ALSO
Three Hunlre and Ten acres, NOR. or
less, bounded by =. b. lIammlnd aud the
Cdutheu tract, and others, levied Oh and to
bc sold ~ the property of EnocII Tryon.
mt the suit of KcKnnzie, Cadow 81 Co. Con
citi"ns clsh., &c. so
hlsSo
One likely negro boy - or Is years of
age. levied on aud tn be sold ~ tue proper
'y-of John w Jennings, (dercasvd), at the
suit OF h. O. A. Try0n and others. IL
AL D
One Black Mule, young and tceR broke,
levied on nd to be sold as the property OF
James L. Johnston, at the salt of William
Robinson for another. IL
- ALSO
One SOrrcl Horse aud one Cream Colt,
one C"w and Hcifer, Five Thousand Eight
Hundred and Ninety eighl pounds Seed
fine Double Case Gold Watch and Chain.
levied on and to be sold ns the property of
Tim Rodgers at the suit OF ). A. Russer,
ei al, ..........I II
On Tuesday after at the Hunsc of Elisha
Plylcr, within the legal hours OF sale, pne
fine Jack and Jinney, one Rome Horse and
one Road Wagon. levied on and to bc sold
as the property Of Elisha piylcr. ut the suit
of Joseph McNeely and others. IL
ALSO
by order Of James II Wilhurspoon, ESQ,
Ordinary, Two Hundred anI F,ity acres.
more or less, belonging TO ESttt. of l.undy
Walker, bounded by Lands of Wyatt Pattcr-
son, Mira, Martha Stinson, w &. Cunning
ham, and Mrs. JeInini Bailey, on 4 credit Of
one year, with Interest from day of sale,
except so mnch cash as will pw cost Of
sale; the purchaser giving bond with good
security, and mortgage Of the prcmces il
deemed necessary, to the Ordinary for the
purchase money. SO
j. II. HALLE, s. l.. ID.
Lancaster T., III jan Is, 1888 II 81
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THE TROOP.

TIME Members Of this Company, and those
Il who wish to Join, are earnestly re-
quested to meet on the last Saturday in Feb
Tuary next, The 2ilh inst, Mt Lancaster, e..
n There will BE- business Of the greatest
importance 10 the troop to transact. We
have more than the requisite number of
men TO be received or incorporated into the
State Militia. Come forward promptly on
this day, and we will again go into an elec-
ton for officers and adopt uniform, there
will be two or three specimens Of the latter
presented for your selection. Bye-IAws are
20 be signed. Your measures will be re-
quired, 90 be sent 20 the contractor Of the
uniforms In Philadelphia. If you fail TO
meet promptly on the day appointed, ii will
be the last effort with me 70 raise troop.
Jan % - I'm
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The Cosmopolitan Art aud Literary As
ISOLATION.

Organized for The Encouragement and GEN
crdt DIFFUSION of Literature and he Fine
Arts on II neU and orig indi picn.
This popular Art Association is designed
TO en- ourtgc and popuarizo the Fine Arts,
and disseminate wholesome Literature thro.
Hghout the country. A Gallarv of Art is
permanently founded, and will contain n
valuable collection OF Paintings and Statu-
AIRY, for the annual distribution of each yaar.
The best Literature Of the day will he issued
to subscribers, c"nsistinT Of the popular
monthly Magazines, Reviews, &c.
The Committee Of Management have the
pleasure Of announcing that the First An
nual Distribution will take place on the 3Oth
january, inst at which time will be distri-
buted, or allotted to members, several hun
drrd Works Of Art, among which is the
original and wOrld.rcnowned statue of
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To Merchants, Planters,
and Others.

THE undersigned, formerly of New
Il, York City, but now a.pcrmanent resi-
dent Of Charleston, am prepared to do an,
thing in the line of II General Agency and
Commission business entrusted To me
viii make purchases of Dry Goods, Grocc.
RI $, u rdware, Boots, SHOES, Fancy Goods.
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit. Jcwclry, Confer
iionery. Books, Stationery, Liquors, Cloth.
i,g, ar ANYTHING else that can bc obtrined
either in this city or New York, Boston or
Philadelphia, and on ~ good terms, if no,
better, than the Merchants or Planters them
selves could buy them, thereby saving tn I'm
the Necessary cvorbiLInt expenses attending
II visit to this city. will attend pcr,unall
20 the packing and shipment Of goods there
by avoiding any mistakes or dam rgr.
will also attend promptly to any BInEing or
Insurance business that may toe favored
with, and will make payment of debts
From my long experience in II general mer-
camille business, am fully convinced that
| can give perfect satisfaction, and suit the
most fastidous taste in nv selections. For
my services ! shall require u moderate com.
mission, according to the nature of the bust
ness.
DAVID W. GhZIAS,
Oiicc over Birds Store, 40. King st.
Charleston, ). &.
Jan "a 4s ly
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N OTICE.

TllE Firm of J. E. CURETON. g. CO,
l. is this day dissolved by mutual a
gT2c&ca.; "" return our sincere thanks for
the kind and liberal patronage we have re-
ceivcd since being engaged in the mertan-
tile business
We hereby notify all who are in any man
ner indebted to j f.. Currton & Co. to make
immediate payment to Mr. FELIX McLAR.
NON, ns the business of said firm must be
closed up, us no indulgence can be given.
j. f. CURETON,
FELIX McLARNON.
Jan. 9th 1855 1G-it
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Rock Hill Aoademv.

TINE undersigned, Committee appoin-
Il ted by the Board of Trustees of Rock
Hill Academy announce to the public that
they have secured the services of the Rev.
A. WHYTE, for the ensuing year.
The Trustees tlatter themselves, that from
his experience rs a teacher and his high lite
rary attainments, their Academy will receive
liberal patronage from the public.
The School will commence on the 18th
Of JANUARY next. The terms of tuition
rs follows, per session of FIVE months:
Spelling, Reading and Writing -. Sc 90
Arithmetic. Geography. English Gram.
tDuI, &c. .'....' ............ y 0U
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c. IL 81
Pupils will be charged from the time OF
entrance, and no deduction made for alb
sence, except in cases of proiracted illness
tY- Boarding may be obtained conye
nicnt to the Academy at SO per month.
JOHN MASSEY, 4 Com.
J. LAWRENCE MOORE, mittee
JOHN JOHNSON,
Jan IL Al 81
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TT | T.
" atr'a'E SLAVES
OF
ENGLAND.

An Exposition of the Condition and Treat.
meat OF The laboring Classes in the Fac
tories and Coal Mines of Great Britain !:
Compiled from Official Documents, by
John &. Golden.
II Illustrations, muslin, 800 pp., I2mo
Price 81 2J
II is capital book, and entitled to place
in every mans library.-.Ne,c York Mirror
Great Britain ought to be ashamed to talk
OF American slavery, so long MS her factories
continue to be- scenes Of such horrible deg
rad .tI"n and suticrng.-Aibany Argus.
Here is II book which not only carries
the war into Africa, but absolutely belabors
a nation most zcalouay with the cudgcls
provided by itsc!f.-Artiur'S HDme Ga:cite
We confess that the revelations here
made re perfect" appalling ng-Utica Iier-
aH
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This work comprises sketches of the prin-
clpal duels, from that between David and
Goliah, the first on record, to the present
day and contains n full account of those of
importance, including all of historical in
terest, in the annals of this country.
he duels between Hamilton and Burr
Clay and Randolph, Decatur and Barron,
Ciliey and Graves, rs well as many others.
are related IN full; and the authors familiar
lty with history, and his intimacy with mon
in public life, has enabled him to brinr to
light facts of great interest and value.
The avidity with which every account of
duel is sought for and dcvoured led the
publishers to hesitate before Offering the
public volume containing such u fund of
interesting and exciting material; but the
high character Of the author, and pcrns.u
OF his Historical Essay, have convinced them
that the publication OF the work is desiiu
cd to exert II highly beneficial uflucncc,-
Published by
CROSBY, NICHOLS g. Co., Boston.
For sale By all booksellers.
Jan. 10 46-tf
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STATE OF S0UTH.CAROLINA.
DISTRICT.

John q. Crowder, who is in the custody
of the Sheriff of Lancaster District. by virtue
Of u writ of caoiGs dd Saiisfaciendurn, ut the
suit of George Alden, having filed in my
office, together with scedule, on orth, of
his whole estate aud effects, his Petition TO
the Court of Common Pleas, praying that
he may be admitted 20 the benefit Of the Ac;
of the General Assembly made for tn. re-
lief Of insol"ent debtors, it is ordered that
the said George Alden, and all other the
creditors to whom the said John G. Crowdcr
IL anywise indebted, be. and they are hereby,
summoned, and have notice to appear before
the said Court ut Lancaster Court, on the
Monday the 10 day of March next, to shew
cause, il any they can, why the prayer of the
petition aforesaid should not be- granted.
J. A. SrEWMAN, Clerk.
Office Of Common Pleas
In cast,r Dist, 18th Dec. 1854
Dec 30 a. 3m pf $40
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THE GREEK SLAVE,

By HIRAM POWERS, costing over Five
Thousand Dollars, together with the beau
'uful statues Of VENUS, BACCANTE,
iiEBE, Flora and the DANCING GIRL /;
and fifteen Statuct,,s in Bronze, imported
from Paris; also, II large collection Of OIL
PAINTINGS, comprising some Of the best
productions of celebrated American and
Foreign Artists.
The Literature issued to subscribers con-
sisting Of the following Magazines:
llarpcrs, Putnams, knickerbscker er, Black
woods, Graham'S, Magazine of Arts, and
G,dey's Lady's Book, and the Quarterly
Reviews reprinted at New York, Edinburg,
Westminster, London Quarterly, and North
British
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Will shortly put to press, al publish
early in December,
THE LIFE OF P. T. BARNUM,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
In which he narrttcs his early history as
CLERK, MERCHANT, AND EDITOR,
And his later career as "a
SNOWMAN.
With Portrait on Steel and numerous II.
lustratiOns, by Darlcy. In one volume,
l2mo. Price 81 rs.
ain this work have given. in every par.
ticuIar, the true and the only full ac-
count of my entcrpri scs."-f f'refac,.
The publisher only tpeats the public SEN
timcnt in announcing that this book will bc
one of extraordinary interest. Mr.. Bar.
NUNS unparalleled tact and talent as bust.
ness man, the grand and liberal scale on
which his prominent enterprises have been
conducted. together with Il happy tcmpcra-
mcnt which can both give and take a hit of
humor, have made his name n world.known
"houschod world"
Adopting nothing cXtenuatc" as his mot
to- he presents the authentic history of
"Joicc Heath" the "Fccc Mcrmaid,i the
"WOolly Horse" the Herd of Buflalocs,''
AMI other Snowman Incidents, generally de-
nounced as "IlUMBUGS," while larger
space is devoted to his connection with
GENERAL. TOM THUMB, and the tri-
umphal musical campaign of JENNY LIND.
RULES For BUSINESS AND MAX
ING A FORTUNE
AMI innumcrablc additional enterprises and
operations, afford the author an indefinite
range Of subject. and he will abundantly
prove by his pen that he is something more
than Snowman. We know, indeed, of no
subject which affords greater scope for
deeply int resting nIrrativc than the AUTo
Biography OF u. r. BARYuM.
Jan ID Is If
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SOUTH-CAROLINA.


By Janscs II. Witherspoon, Esquire, Or
binary for said District.
WHEREAS Br.LA SIZER has ap.
w piled to me for Letters of Admins
tration on all and singular the Goods Chat.
tells, Rights and Credits of AIonzo A. Giles
pie late Of the District aforesaid, dc.
ceased, being his estate unadministercd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased. to be and appear before
me at our next Ordinary,s Court for the
said district. to br holden at Lancaster Court
House on the lst day of February next,
to show cause, If any, why the said admin.
istra,ion should not be granted
o) Given under my hand and seal
LIS. this 18th dry of Jan. in the
w )ycar of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and tfty-fvc, and in the sew
cnty uinth year of American Independence
j. II. WITHERSPOON, OLD.
Jan. lS IS::""2t ur's fec 50