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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-12-27
War In Osawatomie.

A GREAT war is now commenced in 0sa.
"A watomie. and viii prove fatal to all the
sa,c-Loos that can be found in that vicinity.
The steam Saw Mill has been repaired, and
is doing great execution. It has, also, q
Grist Mill, capable of doing the best Of work
All kinds Of lumber constantly on hand for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Those having corn TO grind into meal. will
find it to their advantage to give US q cali.
N. 8. STORRS, Proprietor
DEF. 6. 1886.
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Claim, Notice.

hereby request ell persons not TO interfere
Il with the southeast quarter of section num-
Der eleven in township number fourteen south,
in range number nineteen east. as Intend pre-
empting the same for home, although my life
is threatened BY person who is holding an
adjoining claim, and laboring to hold mine, 80
as to preclude me from enjoying quiet po~ses-
sion for the present, and making the improve
ments desire. JUN1US A. JONES.
Lawrence, Dec. Is, lS56.-3ms
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Usage Orange Seed.

100 quarts Of the above article for sale by
1SU the subscriber. This seed was reeeiv-
ed direct from the New Orleans agent, Mr..
Pthin, and is warranted the genuine article
Now is the time to procure it, as it is necessary
for it to undergo the freezing process before
planting. c. STEARNS.
TaxSrencc Dec 81 ,56
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Special Notice

All persons having information of money,
or other property, being forwarded to them
from the East, through the National Commit
tee, are requested to furnish the same to their
Agent, W. F. n. Army, Esq, at the Central
Committee rooms, Lawrence, and he will in
vestigate such cases, and make good all
losses, as far as practicable.
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Nursery Trees.

WE have at our Nursery. on the claim Of
w Judge WAKEFIELD, about 10 600 APpIs
TREES. of one and two years growth from the
graf, and are now ready TO supply with trees
all who favor us with patronage.
We have also several hundred PEACH TsExs.
N. Bit is now generally acknowledged
that the Fall is the best season for plant
ing out trees. and i; being comparatively 8
time of leisure, those wishing TO set outyoinE
orchards may do well not TO postpone It.
WM. P.HAM 4 co.
Kansas, Nov. /, IS56-3ms -
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The National Kansas Com1nitss9, %
the Inhabitants Of the Territory Fl
Kansas.

THE undersigned respectfully solicit from
L the various districts of the Territory,
full information as to their condition.
Persons who have received information from
their friends ut the East, Of any sums Of non-
ey, or parcels, sent through the agency al the
National Kansas Committee sgnd which have
not yet coneto hand, vii confer favof by
communicating full particulars Of tbs ssms.
as hereinafter directed, that the msttefmayhe
investigated.
Districts yet unorganized. are desirsd TO
report themselves atonce.
Organized districts are requested to send
in detailed statements of their practical
workings. =
As the relief so nobly extended by tke
North, is an enterprise purely beaecelent, and
not political. its distribution should be such
as TO meet the approval of the generous don
ors, who have selected the NATiosAt KAsass
COMMITTEE as their almoners.
The undersigned. as the representatives Of
the above Committee, are nov in session at
Lawrence, KIT, and would be happy 10 re-
csiye communications, either verbal or writ
ten, touching all matters Of interest to the
cause.
In conclusion, they would state, that par.
Of their contemplated plan of operations. is
this end they solicit information from all the
friends of Free Kansas. At the present mo-
ment, there are large numbers of strong and
capable men in Lawrence, who want work.
In other parts of the Territory, there ere ma
ny persons needing laborors of various kinds.
We propose TO introduce these parties to each
other. and TO this end have opened the proper
books to record all applications.
We also solicit from the inhabitants of the
different districts throughout the Territory.
full and accurate information as to their re-
spective localities, their advantages peculiar
tiles, proportion of timber to prairie, charsc-
ter of the water and supply. character of the
soil, facilities for obtaining coal. lime, brick.
&C.; localities Of occupied claims. Of claims
open for settlement, and any other useful in
formation useful to immigrants
THADpEUs HrAfr.
Pres. Nat. Kansas Com.
WIN. Army,
Gen.Agt. Nat. Kansas Com.
Lawrence, Dec LIST, 1856
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@ Our friend VIM. MEARs, re-
siding near Blanton, on the Wakaru-
sa, has our thanks for chicken, near
" as large as turkey. for our Christ
mas dinner. The friends of the I'll. OF
F. do not design to let the editors sui
fer fer the coed things of this world.
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C. G. Many.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealerin every
w variety and style of fashionable Fufni
ture, Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries,
Mattresses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs,
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates, Window
Shades, etc. Corner of Short and William
streets, Alton, Ill. April 26-3t
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Kansas United States Nail Stages,

BetWeea Laurence and Leaveawortk.
q sUTHERLAND'S daily line win leave the
ID above points every morning ct half past
seven o'clock, Sundays excepted.)
Passengers VIII register thsir names for seats
at the Cincinnati House, Lawrence, and tho
Planters House, LeaYenworth.
Express packages viii be carried be-
tween the two ppluz.
s: SUTHERLAND, Pr0prie.o,.
Lawrence, Dec "a, 1856.
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Edwin gary.

GROCER and PROVISION DEALER
" keeps full supply of Teas, Coffee, su.
gar, Molasses, and general stock of provis-
ions, which will be furnished Kansas Pion.
GERS at prices lower than can be bought in
St. Louis. Store on Third street, one door east
of the Alton Bank
Nov. 8. 1856. Tvs
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J. G. Blunt.

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, recently
l. from Ohio, has located on Pottawatomie
Greek, Kansas Territory, where he purposes
practising his profession.
Dec 5 1861
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N, MCracken.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Grocer and
" Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant Leyee, South Cherokee
street, Leavenworth City, Z. T.
Nov. ., 1856.
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Turner & Sidway.

MANUFACTURERSand wholesale deal.
1EI ers in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Va.
Uses, Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Sad
dlery, Hardware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo
Robes, Whips, overshoes, Fly-nets, &c. Store
No. 10 Second street, Alton, Ill.
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John Baldwin, Ferryman,

HAS just completed his new ferry boat, and
Il holds himself in readiness to take passen-
gers and teams over the Kansas river, opposite
Lawrence, at all hours, on application, at tho
nal prices.
Lawrence, Kansas Territory.-tf
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Particular Notice.

A IL persons who have claims against the
n National Kansas Committee are request
ed to present the same to the undersigned,
Immediately. W. M. Army.
Gen1 Ag't Nat. Kansas Committee.
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T. L. Waples,

DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing
l. and Furnishing Goods, wholesale and
retail. Corner Of Piasa and Second streets
Alton, Ill.
April 26. ls56-lv
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Tanning Brothers

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE,
Agricultural instruments, &c. Store between
Levee and Second streets, Alton, Ill.
Nov. 8, 1856. Tvs
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Corn End Potatoss Wanted

DY the subscriber, Immediately, 100 busb
ID els Potatoes, and75 bushels Corn in the
ear, also few bushels nice white Beans.
Nov. 10, 1856. @. STEARNS.
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A. @. Lsceih.

ENERAL LAND AGENCY. - Having
" opened 8 General Agency offace, win at
tend % al business intrusted to my care. Buy
ing and selling lands and land warrants-lsnd
warrants located at reasonable rates-vill me-
sotiase the loan Of money. Money loaned
taxes paid. Particular care Ia mxking invest
msnts for those wishing TO sestlsia Ksnsss.
Lesvenworth City, Dec. 20, 49,
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I. Hall g Co..
Successors to Reid 3 Co..

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers
W in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Caps. Queensware, Flour, Ba-
con, Salt, and all kinds of Wines and
Liquors. Corner of Second and Cherokee
streets, Leavenworth, K T. Dec 6, So
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I Hall & Co.

D RECEIVING, Forwarding and Commits
IL sion Merchants. Corner Second and
Cherokee streets, Leavenworth, K. 7.
Dec. 6, Sc.
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s B. Cats.

DEALER in Leather, Saddles, Harnesses
IL and Shoe Makers Finding, Plasters'
Hair, &c. Store On Second street, Alton, Ill.
Nov. 6, 1856. 1y*
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Lawrence Saddle and Harness
Manufanfarv

JAMES C. SANDS. has always on hand
- an assortment of everything in his line,4
makes the same to order on the shortest no
tice. Saddles, Harness, Brides, Saddle Bags,
Collars, Spurs, Pistol Holsters. Belts, Lashee,
Whang Leather, Copper Rivets, etc.
Indian or Fancy Brides. and Martineais,
on hand, also superior LOT Of Buffalo Over.
shoes. -
Lawrence. Nov. IS. 1856.
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Just Received.

EXTRA Sugar House Molasses, handsome
Brown Sugar, first rate Rio Coffee, Star
Candles. Bar Soap, Side Meat, and Corn Meal.
Nov. 18th, 1856 G. STEARN6.
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B s / A T z 3 .

COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER-
~ CHANT, Hemp, Wool and Produce Bro
ker. Orders will have prompt attention.
Also, agent for the Union Line Canal Boats
to Chicago. Office No. IA North Second
street, st. Louis, No. April 25,-1y
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A LMANACS, Almanacs, for l657-Frce,
n gratis. Cali and get orc At the
err psUa SfozZ
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New Order Of Things.

Gen.Agt. Nat. Kansas Com.
Lawrence, Dec. LIST, 1855.
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Business CARDS.
Il. ]. 2. q. Adams.

A TTORNEYS At LAW and Land Agents,
IA Lesvenworth City. Kansas, win buy and
sell real estate, locate land warrants, inves.
money in Kansas lands, de-, sc.
All business entrusted to them win receive
prompt attention.
Leavenxotth City, Dee. 20. sly
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-"e con-
dean new.
prosper.
govern.
m, where
child is
presented,
r poor
humanity
where the
fifcate of
Onor aad
psh a ter
lists have
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ed their |
the reac. |
have its |
fansas. |
johnson
ence, On |
Pt., from
Iowa
&c about
others,
On their
Fty miles
Fny. the
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Fold, the
} deep
further
SON and
sas, and
Pc. So,
ct bags.
Falk the
Pmewhat
bis they
FER two
river On
ross the
d being
oh they
and the
netimes,
stay at
e woods
5 under
quality
These
of emf
It points
ill push
unity
to Kan
settlers
hen the
North is
poets of
bver us,
E ''bone
bur fer
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IN some
follow
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sT1fSoSs. =. .. rxxDsxArs.

A1NS210 GW1UxAAM I d :
SHMMONS & LEADBEATER. Forward
~ ing ana Commission Merchants and Kan
sas Freight Agents. No. 16 South Main St.
St. Louis, Mo. Full information given
to all as TO r0utcs, points, &C., free Of charge
Refer to S, C. PosKRoY. c. RoslSsox. a
H.REEDER, G. ". BRowS, Dr. C. cuTrER, K
CoATEs, National Kansas COMMITTEES and oul
friends, the Free State men of Kansaa.
Mark packages-Care Of SnnoSs & LxAp
BEArEz. St. Louis, No.
General ticket agents for Missouri Rive,
steamboats,. 2-l5
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Kew Aobeftis
Land Agency.

John B. WOOD respectfully informs thc
- public that he has taken an office in Mr.. c.
Stearns' store, opposite the post-office, Massa-
ehusetts street, where he will be happy to as
sist those who may wish to buy or sell real
estate in this city or Territory. To his large
circle of acquaintance in New England he trusts
no recommendations On his part are necessary
and to such of them and Others, in different
parts Of the country, as wish to invest money
in Kansas, he tenders his services, and assures
them that all business entrusted to him shall be
attended to with fidelity and despatch.
Persons addressing him will please write
" Kansas" On their letters, and not Sc X. T.''
Wanted, 10 acres of land Ill the immediate
vicinity of Lawrence, for fruit and flower
garden.
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MARRIED.

In Lawrence, 30th ult, by Rev. E. Mute
Mr.. JOHN II. WILDER to Mrs ANNA N. LEGO
both of this place.
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II L o d q

lust received, new supply Of Weston
y Flour This flour is called the best that
hes ever beea introduced 70 CIR market.
Eo~ S, 1856 C. sTElEyG
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Sc RTEMoIRs OF REV. 2. p. LOVE
M JOY = who vas slain at Alton, and
cesies Of E5e Alton Trials. fov sale 81 the
slice e tic HEEALD OF FREEDOM.
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John Hutehinson

II AWYER AND LAND AGENT, Office
IL No. Sc Massachusetts, strees. Lawrence.
Dec, 80, 1856 1ys
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Pfiees Current.
LAWRENCE, Dec. q, 1856.

LAWRENCE. Dec. q, 1856.
FIouR-Superfne, 81 so p hundred.
WHEAT so p bushel.
CoRS-50@60c. +"
Co.'s MEAL-Sl 90.
Wits BrAy-s2@3 90 p bush.
, PorAroEs-sl 25 al 50 +.
SwHrT-S2 90 ="
GREER APrLE@$l 2592 90
DRIED {" SO i"
CRAcgERs-l5e. per. b.
FREsH BuTrER-30@35c. p b.
CHEEsE-20@ Csc.
SALERATUs-l213c. &"
BRowS SUGAR-l62sc.
WHITE -lS@20c .'
RIcB-121Sc q"
TEAs-75c. @$1 90
CoFFEE-l625@20c.
BEEF-5@sc. ="
BAcoS-llc. "
CoDFIsH-l0@12kc
MAcKEKEL-I2@isc. &"
ToBAcco-30@50c.
MANILA RoPE-25c.
SoAP-10c.
cANpLIs-Star, 35c. ="
{" -Sterine, Csc. IS
TALIow-l2hc. Z"
BEEswAx-20c. F"
CorroS BATrINs-l5@20c."
IRos-7@l0c.
NAILs-7@l0c.
CAsTINGs-9c. &"
Loo CHAIN-l2Lc. 4"
Srovk PIPE-l6Rc. /"
SAD IRoNs-l0@l21ac.
H1DEs-Green. 4e. dry, q 10c. p b.
SALT-a sack Of 200 bs., IS so.
AxEs-New England pattern, 81 IS.
SAwsACross cut, y foot, 1881 90.
OK Bows-p piece, 25c.
SocKs-P pair. Soc; in large demand.
Boo1s-stogies, q pair, ss@3 Is.
Calf, 81 5O95 so:
sHEETIsGs-Brown, p yard, l0@lseo;
Bieaehed. 12%@20c.
PRIsTs-p yard, s@l5c.
oII-Linseed, 2 gal, 81 IS.
d" Lard, 81 ss55@l so.
BuRsrso FLUrD-S gal, 81 Is.
MoLAssKs- 81 90.
SYRUP "a 81 30@l 50.
WooD-Hard, . cord, So 90.
CoAL-Stone, y bushel, 30c.
SADDLEs-$7@l5.
HARNEss-Per set, $16@25.
GLASS BY 10 per fifty feet, g 90,
10 by - &c So Is.
10 by IA So 81.
LUxBER-Per thousand, S30@35.
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VIM. E. G00DN0W,
Receiving, Forwarding, Storage and
Commission Merchant.

A LSO, Agent for the purchase and sale Of
n Improved Claims and City Lots, at Man
haitian, Z. T.
Manhattan, Anil l2,-.f.
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]. W. & T. a. ELLIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In

GROCERIES and Provisions, Fine Liquors
~ Confectioneries. etc. etc.
Also, agents for the sale of John DEGREES eel
ebrated Flows.
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Rockingham Land for Sale.

i OFFER Ter sale near nj Cfswarsi. ,iakt
i milo, from Hsui.csSarr. the us.t OF Land BE-
longing to the Esisi, al Robi Grsitan ared
known AZ the "D-itrick Farm" Thor, are ~ osi
800 acres IN distract; nearly all C. Witch i clear
cd Timbsrrd land lies convsnirE, 20 IL ~hicb
viii be soS along with IT, at Ii. cp'on Of the Jsr
chaser.
About one-half OF this lard is Rockingham low
ground ard meadow, ur rpaEsSd Tor a, ara BE sd
Productive Qualities. The high lard Is vsFy n.y.
cGc'ive and Wil raok with EIy IN the valley
The fa'm 10 Ssll vat.fsd. living a ron The no.th
h'anch oi the Shenandoah River snd divt'rd by
silver Creek in one direction Gbd a small fsa ia
the o'hrr
Thsrr u brick dwelling house With .ui,ah's
ou'house., large SaIn and a goos orchard % The
liant.
There l. a valuable icrosjt 81 mari 10 eae Dor.
ton Of the farm vhiSh il iiksiy To Weld hand.
s,ne profit 10 an sntstprising man. Al tac por.
loos eoni,:aous 10 The wafer and, keA are Ga n
lessi degree liable 10 be overlooked ~ high UaI-,
are fenced with stone which Ia the lae oct spin
rrnTsi ISs'sl a. u Wa Be cnly % N ON the riTt
isat vas nn' Injured a. Ga fence The rock IL rot
from hluh At he lower end ~hieh Is an insshsus.
ube quarry aud valusbi- TO the n.iEhlurhool =
Any person tes'finE more ps.'iculsy trfoIma,ien
esn oe'tin Il ;; sodr,ssiag
CHlRLEs 0RATTAS.
Me. era " ford, Anil "a tSS, -Sm
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III w. Prsrt .trcrl. Raitir.
FOR HARPERS-FERRY,
Via Chesapeake a. Ohio Canal.
$n1Tn1cGs


VNHE new ADJ 'Piesiia Paskei-Boa' ARGo,
Il Capt. Charlrs n. MerI'ti. has commenced
making Re- ulAT Trips between GruTg Iowa AID
the above poist. The b,at Will leave the WhaIg Il
w ~ " R"'.' G."rgs'orn, % g, every
AAs-.dsy, weinrsiay aud Friisv morAi-e ., &
oSioek, arriving a. The Grtst Falls al 0 - /;
. :aeea ~ "; EiWard,' Ferry l2t > ,
Whtie's FeTrv "a m; MonncA'y, % - 30.
land Fer, 81 - Po'nI Rot4, IP ~ aud
HarP-fs F,fry At6F.a Returning 't- VII Ieaye
HHprr>FerTY every Tuesday, Thursfay aBi
SA'urday mnrning a. DEL cs PoiEt 81 Rock \
NJ N1iand's Ferry, % n; No5orErr. iOt
49, Whites Ferry II GH; Eiwsrds F.Ty
iSt ~ S-n-~a u Pn; Coca; Falls r. -. /;
ana arriving al Georg town ~ 81.
THROUGH TICKETS So -.
In'ermediate paints a. ill;oW, From G -orr.,oan
10 Great Fats SO cents; Seneca - cts: E1wntt,'
Ferry. 81 la Waits Ferry, 81 10; " Ynn,arr,
- 50; Nolaad's Ferry SI.1o; PoiBl 81 Rycx~
81 pa aud HarPsrs'Feny, 81 IS Returning a
The same rates.
FaDiii intending 20 visit the Virginia Sprirr.
The coming sessoa will dnd this bv far Iie moSt
safe, pleasant and ch,speSt Touie 60 Berkeley Ca
pon, ShaAbondHie, Whur Suiphnr aud W arm
MEALS served on b1ard 81 Mnd-Ta'r Rates
Ccach viii al gays bc Ia rrAdinrss In George
tsSH, "a eoasey passengers 10 and from he Boat
For farther pani caiaTs ~~gai5P ~ Ih- Store II
w. II. & VI. q RITTER Georgetown
and G w. cUrSuAW, Harrers Re ~, Va.
Nav I, 1886.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

VIRGINIA, JEFFERSON COUNTY, scr.
lathe coaniy Court. March Tern. 1856.
TIVE CSuu makes The following srpoiAtrnrst
l. of eommis.ionefs ard osac--s 10 .npsrin and
and cVnduct the election Of Couh,y otHesTs G., on
The fouriA Thursday In May psrt VIZ
Disriei Ne. .. (k@b;sSrs)
Roger cAew, Fisher A Lewis, JcSa w Mecur-
ey, Joseph Mys's and Jehn HamPsr.v. or ssy
tvsot mere otthta. William Wees. OGissT.
DiE,ss' Ne. 9. t!ssiL1ksla)
sSssf; Y. Ss3TisT. jseos Giib-u. Erhisim Wal.
500, Jo-eph % Cosie sad e. D. Btysriy, or sny
two or more Of them. George Murray Otieer.
District Ne }. tsaAsSl Hsss., Cas,Issise-)
Jane, WTsoaF, Joha s. Moore. Esrosa Siitr
David uewen and Andrew Aidriige OF any Two
OF more Of :Asm. Thomss JssE.oS. oheef.
D.SJist ". I. (Css,t. Hs~S,)
James l. HOod Jssn T. Gib>sn ororre n.
Ts.,, George w. Eiehe,b,rg.r ana Franei. W.
Drts or .Ay iva or moTs .! them. JohR w.
Rowan. OEeeT.
Eiarid NJ. 5. CSlSFlUS,iS-a, Ea,.-a Dntrir,.)
JUhu wysohs. JshR s.. LsmiTamek. Darasl
Cameron. George Bycrs sud Jacob w Reynolds
or any lvo OF more OF them. George ID. MeGi,h-
esy. Omeer.
DiSvid Ne G, tSisrieri,so,-. saS ker.>,grins \
.tmsrt. :. Lss. vIsstaIa DItisr, u il shsp-
herd. ~, Cate M. Batter snd GeorE, NJ. Bs.i, or
stJ iso 0rnore ofthsm PA Esiler, olhesr.
BiS5ios Ne. :. (BSiirs,)
William small~co5 John Mol,r PhniP Eagle,
George crowl aud William Mccoy. OF adv I~o
CT more OF them. John Laisy. ofie-r.
DiI.nsI Ne. = CHa,T-rt Esyvy)
George MsuIy, Phiiip C,ons A. IL Her, wi.
liam J Stephens aud George q SiepbenNon
any Two OF more Of them. Gsrig kounee OtiscsT
A cory-Tes:s
IA MOORE. Clerk,
April II, lsJ6.-s7iri' and Register: copy iii
fElertfap
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AGRICULTURAL snow AND FAM!

A MEETING oi all the sub,ctibeTs 10 ihe eouG-
n Ties OF fTtdIisk CIIJis JtfcrsaH I,cgdyAA
BrrkoiSg, MJga1, HIrdy LsAspJti5s, Uargcs,
SsssGsEoaA. r. tiggAari Pa.e r.. e. viii ~
sriek Co. Va, on Eyia:y Ayyil gJA OF ~ oel,ss
" fof the purpose OF oTgahtGisz toe Scieiy, rire-
ung Ell the Officers, appointing Committees &c.
&c Gentlemen in q tie above couhIirs having
many names As possible, and will sepd copy e
their its. directed 10 ihe az icnlIutai Commit
tee, Winchester Va )" Geiufutas he original Ii.gs
fof faf'her tt'iiicus) on or before Ise say "
M -'r-
tics ard oihets contiguous Nill have tFprsssnta-
tiVSs here who gill heartily eo-cp-Is- in he for
maicn Of The Society. o. isr deg ~ msrIirg IL
J. desirable Co have either cHrss The originals
Of all the lists, as 90 ur abe % form committees
OF z nilcni.H FIRM every rnnniy.
AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE.
Whichever Arfil II 1855
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Virginia, jefferson County, Set:

In The Coauiy Court Aagl Tenn, 1856.
I / arPsayiG: 60 the C5uii that Tcr0H uf ils &C.
counts Of Ihnmns Rutherford asm'r Of SAINT
Cameron, ans Of N. d.b's AID demands against
- trr degIs estate has beca hiJd IN The Ci,fas
Oth-e NJ the COuhiy Count o 'JrhsJson. aud thst
tSn years have rlarlrd from The qlaiia- alton IL
said fbcmas Rutherford q. Rdminis'ralur al said
Cancr"E's c'tair-"n th- ma'iDn of oha w Can
Cr0n and other Glsirihuisrs of SAID CaHeronis e.
tf'e u Is nTtcrs b. the County Coust &C tFsgson
thi' 2tsi tay tf April 1855 that he creditors OF
said SdmTri Cam.r3a 'hrw cause, u any ihey
can. on Ihr 10Th d1v IS Junr 1861 (fst day u
Junc Court TOT The Cruriy 81 Jsf.tspn } sgaiHst
The plym-sI and delivery Of the estate of said
SAINT Cameron iOhisj's ributcesI and that copy
weeks In ih- newspapers punished in Chafles'owa
and posted a. The door Of The C1urt House 81 said
COunty on two successive terms of sail Coun
coaY-Trs'~
April 81 1886. Ia MOORE. Clerk.
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TO M. AL,aIaa n Hair1,
VpU are hereby notified that on the IGlh jar
Il al Nav, isJ5 between the hours Il san rise
aud suaset OF that dsy at The Clerks oiice Of ihs
Circuit Cont ilr London County. Va al Lees
burg lshall take tie DepUsitions OF certain vii.
nessCs 10 ts rad in evidence In nly hsEali IN a
suii Tcpdirg 10 The Coo y Coat Of Jtifgfson Va
Ia which am Piaia'iH. and ygu ard oilers are
DTlcEtsai.-and " Tor any cause the taking of
all DISPOSITIONS u not tcgun or c mrls.el on TIE
DAY ai1Trsait. the taking ol the same will be al
iyuTnci frC.a day 10 DAP. until completed.
L II, PURCELL.
ArrH - fE.r ?,