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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
UNACTORY FIXTURES FOR sALE.-I wisI. to

dispose private SALE OF the Fixtures OF the Tobacco
recently carried by o Deprest Campbell G.
H. They consist of all the necessary fixtures for well
peted establishment comprising ten and all
In good order and nearly wing been used but
season. They will be disposed of liberal terms;
the bnldng Is also for SALE opportunity pre-
scented for wishing engage In the business Of
ting up tobacco. JOHN ID. ALEXANDER
all lgdActs Campbell CT IIo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

A CARD The su bsc ribcr rcspcc lily In fOrms
"A his friends and the public generally that he has aed
Cornhian Hail. Main street above the Bank Rich
nond whc he Ia prepared furnish style Of PIC
TURE known in the Photographic Art Give him call and
you shall not be disappointed.
26dlw&cly p T. GIBBS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

uDEAK6 OF OTTER.--Om and after tho Las
Monday In June, aHACK VIII run from Liberty to the
Peaks of Otter The building has been enlarged with
and well furnished The subscriber will
deavor TO render the iourn Of vsters pleasant &c
may % toctl n HORSELY.
Richmond Wing and Enquirer. and Petersburg Express
and Iptelligencer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

GRAY, Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants and Atof
noy the prosecution of Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES of Military Bounty
and Warrants. I Will attend to my business as Notary
ubc such acknowledgment deeds assignment Of Lnnd
Warrants &c, &c LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
on ARen I.ypchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

- time and health should purchase OF these Machines
They simple In easily out OF adjust
handled with the work done neat
strong, and tho saving II labor immense.
STABLER & JONES'
ms edActs Agents for Grover Baker 4 Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16
PETERSBURG ADvERTIsEMENTs.

NEvEN PIANOS JUST 0RCE1vED, AND
- FIVE EXPECTED NY NEXT ARRIVAL, At ~ Syca-
Corner Of hank Street, PgTERsRun0 vAOur
selling large number Of PIANOS. Upwards of Ateen
hundred) IL attributable mainly To four facts -
lA We select from known reliable Factories I'd We uva-
liable cash far them ID We keep hand to select FROM
arge assortment perhaps be found ~ amost any
Two Northern Embellishments 4h We soil low
To ordering from and leaving the selection
We pledge superior nstrumcns and In all full aaesfae
iun
Where doubts arc feli tahs hs Plano and try be-
tore paying for IT, Our Instruments unsurpassed and
responsible for them aud ask all who purchase
toliable Pianos. To give trial u. NASH,
Piano-Tortc Dealer,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

fUNONkA BEANH.-l00 ma primo Tonka Beans for sais
Il by STROTHER WHITEHEAD,
:, Successors to d. r. Lyman.
Also Tobacco Fls continually on hand Iiune
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
OF PRICES S
HOTEL DE T. UNION.

COURT STREET, AUBURN, PLACER COUNTY
YUNHE above named Hotel is situated in azzuA
Il the most central position for bust a.ssss@@m
ness men and the travelling community -
and is conducted upon the French style. The
sleeping apartments are cleanly and comfortable.
The Bar is furnished with the best of liquors,
cigars &c. PETER ?. Holm,
Auburn, June 7, lS36.-3m. Proprietor
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
NOTICE.

THO traders and others doing business reqnir-
/ ing license. Notice is hereby given to all
persons doing any Of the following named species
of business in the county of Placer that the pay
mcnt of license therefor is required by law:
Selling any Goods, Wares, Merchandise. Wines
and Distilled Liquors, Drugs or Medicines.
Keeping Billiard Tables Ten Pin Alleys
Theatrical Performances Serenaders and Con-
cert Singers.
Caravans, Menagcries, Circus, Slight of Hand
Exhibitions.
Jcwelry or Wares Of Precious Metals.
Livery Stables, letting for hire Horses or Car
riages
Buying and selling Gold Dust, Bills of EX-
change.
Notes, Bonds and Stocks of individuals, or
States, County or incorporated company stocks,
or other evidence Of Indebtedness.
And notice is further given, that pursuant to
the order of the Board of Supervisors all persons
found engaged in any of the kinds of business
above named, ten days from the date hereof,
without license, will be prosecuted as the law
directs.
NJ. Z. MILLS, District Attorney.
June 21st. lS56.-2w
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
BIRTHS.
MARRIED,

In Auburn. on the 18th inst, the wife of Z. G..
SMITH. of a son.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
INSOLVENT NOTICE..
State of California. County of Place

TN the District Court of the llth Judicial Dis
l. trict. S. W. Lowell having filed his petition in
said Court praying to be admitted to the benefit
of the act entitled "An act for the relief of In
solvent Debtors and protection of creditors" ap-
proved May 4th, 1852. The creditors of said
petitioner are hereby notified to appear before
the District Judge of the llth judicial District at
the Court House, in the town of Auburn, Placer
county, on Monday the 21st day of July, A. D..
1856, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of petitioner should
not be granted. A. S. GRANT
June 21 ST. 1S56-5w Clerk.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
TO RENT,
RANCH AND STOCK, FOR SALE CHEAP

KANCd AND OIUCN, CVN OALC CI1ChI .
StPRlNG RANCH, three and a half miles from
- Auburn near the Nevada road, it contains
several hundred acres. 200 under good fence,
rs acres in grain at the present time, and several
acres in good timothy hay.
Also for sale, horses, work oxen, COWS, calves,
hogs, wagons, &c, which will be sold separate or
together. The ranch is in an excellent location,
produces good grain and is we'll watered by
springs. Also for sale, good business house in
Auburn. next door to the American Hotel. En-
quire at the Placer Herald Office
June 7th lS56.--3t
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
OODE n w A X f. !.

DASKETS &c, including Brooms, Tubs, Psils,
ID Wood and Zinc Wash Boards, Choppings
Trays, Rolling Pins Barrel Covers Clothes Pins,
Clothes and Market Baskets Shoe, Scrub and Dust
Brushes hair and wire Selves. Cotton and Linen'
Twine, Bed Cords. and Clothes Lines, with every
other article belonging to the WOOD AND VIII
LOW WARE business, at the lowest wholesale
prices, by w. lAWXHURST,
ll2 and la Front, near Washing gton street,
San Francisco,
p. ST. am still doing business in the same old
wooden building at very low rent; saving OF
expense which about all goes to the benefit of my
customers; and Merchants who do not, at least,
call and me before they buy elsewhere. cannot
be wide awake to their own interests iel4 6nf
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
RECEIVED, JUST RECEIVED !.
A large Assortmentsof New and Elegant
Jewelry, and for Sale Cheap.

CHEAPER THAN CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE
WHERE IN THE COUNTRY.-NOW IS THE
TINE TO PURCHASE BEAUTIFUL SETTS
OF JEWELRY AT NEW YORK PkICES.
E0~y Articlc oarrented Genuine at the Jeec-
elry Store Of W. f. Norcyoss, Sign Of the
MammoM Watch, Mai,. Street, 1uJurn.
YE7lIE subscriber is prepared to furnish
Il goods and do work at the very lowest posi-
bic prices. He has on hand large and splendid
assortment Of Watches, and Jewelry of every de-
scripton.
lf5~An assortment of clocks on hand at very
low Prices.
Ifs~Also large assortment of Gold Pens, with
or without cases.
He would respectfully inform the public that
he has every available facility for manufacturing
and is prepared to manufacture
JEW WELRY AND SILVER-WARE
Of every description by competent workmen and
at very reasonable rates. rs Diamond, Pearl,
ane Quartz Jewelry made to order and Engraving
neatly executed.
~ Particular attention given to repairing
S;I.2y Chronometcrs, Duplex Repeating Horri-
zontal, Patent Lever, and all other kind Of watches.
All work warrented for one year.
gsfs~ Watch glasses fifty cents each
nsI5~Jewelry and Musical Instruments carefully
repaired.
NH-Quicksilyercd dust made into fine Jewelry
or run into bars. Old Gold and Silver bought or
exchanged.
gzss-Call at the store of
WE. NORCROSS,
Watch Maker and Jeweller.
Sign of the Mammoth Watch, Main street, Auburn.
C. w. c.. ROWELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Wisconsin Hill, Placer County, Cal.
May 10, 1856. my.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
S. LUBBOCK & CO.,
OR LEANS HOTEL

BRO.4DW.4Y ST. AUBURN:
THIS well known public house has been l~-.
l. reitted in superior manner by the un- EsH:.
dcrsigned for the accommodation of the pub EAll.
lc
The Orleans is in a central and convenient por-
tion of the town, and is the office of the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY,
from whence travellers can get conveyance to al
most any point in the state.
The public are assured that no pains will be
spared in furnishing every luxury and comfort OF
the season. Particular attention will also be paid
to insure neat and comfortable lodging; and the
bar will be supplied with excellent liquors.
LYMAN ALLEN.
Auburn, Feb. 23rd, 1S56-my
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

On the 10th inst, by d. V. Mason, Esq, STEPHEN
NJ HANNA, of Placer county. to Miss ELIZABETH
MORGAN, of Sacramento City.
In Centreville, Warwick, r. T., on the 8th inst.
by the Rev. Mr.. Lyon, Mr.. BENJAMIN G. ALLEN,
of Auburn. California, to Miss NJ A. S. SpAuLDING,
of the former place.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
Bostonians in Georgia.

We learn from our Georgia exchanges,
that company of Bostonians havo pur-
chased site, with water power for ,propell-
ing machinery, and intend building a
manufacturing town. The Mobile Dsily
advertiser, in referring to the emigration of
the people of Boston, says:
"These shrewd New EngIanders have
weighed these advantages, and are about to
bring their skill and capital to add to the
growing wealth Of, the Empire State of the
South AS the danger Of disuniop grows
more imminent. a stronger impulse will be
given to this tendency; and dissolution
OF, the Union would stampede half tie
manufacturing wealth Of the; Eastern States
to the Southern Union. Abolitionism is
he'deadly enemy Of both sec,ions.of. the
Confederaey. It cannot reach slavery, but
ii may 4desolats New Englaad!n :.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
Seminole Indians.

Late accounts from Florida state that the
Indians are becoming obstreperous. An
exploring party, consisting of Lieut.. HART
sUFF and seven privates, were attacked by
party Of twenty-five Indians. Three of
Lieut.. HAnrsUFF's party escaped, and made
their way to Fort Myers. The surrounding
country is convulsed with excitement. A
meeting Of the citizens had been called at
Tampa Bay, at which resolutions were
passed, requesting public meetings to be
held in the several counties, and to petition
the Government to remove these savapes
from the swapps of Florida.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
New Advertisements.

Our readers will notice the ADVERTISE
ments of WIN. HILL, Ordinary, Mrs. MARY
MosELEY, I. r. CocnRAN, Sheriff, and quite
a number Of other Notices, :t they wisl, to
DC posted up in reference to the things to
be done, and the changes to take place in
our District.
The travelling public will note the change
of Proprictors Of the American Hotel in
Columbia. Mr.. BoLLINGER has recently
purchased the Hotel. Sec his advertise
mcnt.
L. W. FLEMING, Commission Merchant,
Augusta, Georgia, is prepared to accommo-
date his friends with anything in his line.
Read his card.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
Female Collo9S.

We ask the attention of our readers To
the Advertisement of the Spartanburg Fe-
male College. Spartauburg is one of the
most healthy and pleasant villages in the
np-eountry. The salubrity of climate, COM
bIned with tile known ability of those who
have charge of this College, will commend
it to the favorable consideration of those
who have daughters to educate. J. Wor-
FORD Tucker, the President of the College,
has ably advocated the cause of education
before the Legislature, and merits the praise
of all who are interested in the educational
advantages of the people.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
CONGRESSIONAL.

Day after day the farce of balloting for
Speaker of the House is continued, with
nearly the same result, viz BANKS, the
Freesoil candidate, receives about 1O4 votes
RIcHARDsoN, the Democratic candidate, "a
and FULLER, who receives the support of
the Southern know-Nothings, about "a.
as matters now stand, neither of the can
d'dates can get majority of all the votes
given; SO the whole session, to the utter
neglect of the business of the country, NAV
be consumed in petty scramble for party
ascendancy.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17

N The Secretary of the Treasury,
Hon. Mr.. Guthrie, in his annual report, it
is SAID, bears hard on tile State banks, es.
pccial'y those issuing small notes, intimat-
ing that they tend to universal bankruptcy.
ile foreshadow an excise by Congress on
the issue OF such notes, so high rs 10 in
sure their suppression. He proposes q
uniform impost Of twenty five or thirty per
cent. on iron, steel, and their manufactures.
sugars, wines, and all fabrics of cotton.
wool, silk, flax or hemp, except cheap coarse
.woolens. He proposes that wool and all
raw materials. for American manufacture
shall be- admitted free. All other. articles
than ttose heretofore instaDced lie would
have charged one uniform rate of fifteen or
twenty per cent. These he considers would
favor the further development Of our home
manufactures.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
A New MONTHLY.

The Southern Light is new work, pub
Iishcd monthly in pamphlet form, by +. w.
DunIsoE & SoS, at Edgefcld C. H., for
$500 per annum, ar edited by Rev. Z. L.
WnArLEY, Baptist Minister. The work
is devoted to Christian '.iteraturc-is neatly
printed and ably edited. Let the friends OF
Southern Literature send in their subscrip-
tions, and aid in the dissemination of Lighi
where darkness now prevails.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
Qon,n,errial.

ABBEvILLg, G H Jan. 16, 1856.
Cotfon.-The cotton market continues firm, and
several fine lots have changed hand at sac. ow.
ing 10 disagreeable weather, there has not been
more than 100 bales offered, which were taken
up at prices ranging from 81 q saes,s
Fine Bacon iams ltscsnts, s. 3Ss ts'ss,'S:
ret Xspisoa 10 ~ -.
ssteady at former rates ,s,s}, .
North Carolina Butter, extra Is cents. +; =
f.l.,4sz zCoLUMpIA, Jan. "A, 1856.
Cotton-The sales during the week amount
to 500 bales at prices ranging from 70 s4c.
CHARLEsroN, Jan. IL, 1856.
Cotton-The transactions in this article to-day
reached l,40o bales, at ct q SIC.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17

ES- The Washington Sentinel says:
" Much inconvenience is experienced both
hy members of the House of Representa-
tives and many Of our citizens, in conse-
quence OF the failure to organize. The
Sergeant-at-arms, Mr.. Glossbrenncr, from
his own private resources, furnished or adj
vanced between fifty and sixty thousand
dollars for the pay Of members but, ae-
cording to what was said in the House on
Thursday, some Of the latter have not vet
drawn the first red cent Besides, there
arc tradesmcn and mechanics who are
waiting for funds to meet their obligations.
Thus, there is IA check to business transac.
tons; and an anxiety OH the part of al
most everybody for The passage of a bill
to supply deficiencies in the appropriations
as heretofore. And no money can he
drawn from the Treasury for the payment
of the various persons employed in tho
House"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
! What are sound Dues .

They: are that tax or tribute which the
government of Dcnrnark levy upon the
commerce of all nations, passing through
the narrow sea dividing Denmark and
Sweden. This right to, levy tribute, has
been assumed and acted upon so long, that
it will be difficult to induce Denmark to
forcgo the exercise of it.
In accordance with n resolution of last
Congress, notice has been given to the gov
ernment of Denmark, that the United
States, after the expiration of one year
from the date of notification, will no
longer submit to this tribute upon her COM
merce. This tax is growing unpopular
among the nations of Europe; and Den
mark proposes to assemble q convention of
the European and American governments,
with proposition to capitalize or fix the
aggregate amount to be paid by each ma
ton for the privilege of using this closed
sea, as she is wont to make it; but Prcsi-
dent PIERCE, denying that she has any in
herent or national right to impose such a
tax upon the commerce of nations, has re-
fused any participation in the convention,
OIL the ground that Denmark does not pro-
pose, in the convention, to consider her
national right to levy tribute, but only de-
sires to capitalize the amount to be paid by
each nation.
We are fully prepared to endorse the
views of the President. We cannot con-
cedc to any nation the right to assume ex-
elusive control over any great natural chan
mel of transportation; and, for purposes of
revenue, to impose an onerous tax upon the
commerce Of nations, for the privilege of
passing over that channel, Which, by the
rights of nature, is the common property
of every nation. And the only tribute
which Denmark could claim, with the
slightest semblance of justice, would be all
amount sufficient to indemnify her for ac-
tual expenses incurred in building and sus-
tanning Light Houses, or other improve
mcnts, for the common benefit Of all.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17

Hon. Johm II. CHuyton.-The National
lntel!igencer learns from an authentic
source that application has been made by
gentlemen elected as delegates to the
American Convention, to be held in PhiIa.
delplia i'll February next, to the Hon. John
NJ. Clayton, asking the use Of his name as
candidate for the Presidency at that Con-
venion, and that he replied that he prefer
red his present position as Senator of the
United States to any other public station,
and declined being candidate for the
Presidential Office. 1t may he that the
general decadence Of Know-Nothincism,
Whitfield down to Il point" rs it nearly is,
had some influence upon the Senator'S de-
termination.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
The State Agricultural Sooiety.

A meeting of the Executive Committee
was held OH Tuesday, January l, 1856, the
following members being present.
A. =. Calhoun, President James U.
Adams, DIR. r. w. Gibbes, Adam G.. Sum
mcr, o NJ. Dantzier.
The following resolutions were adopted !:
Resol,e,', That Il Secretary and Treasurer
be appointed for the State Agricultural So
ciety, in addition to whose duties, as pre-
srribed by the Constitution, the duty of
Editor of al Agricultural paper shall be
added, anil that for his services compcn-
sation of $500 shall be given, and he
shall he required to keep an office and re-
side ut Columbia.
Rcsoloel, That an Agricultural Paper
he established by this Committee, and pub
lishcd monthly in the city of Columbia.
witt, the title of the South Carolina Arri-
culiurist."
Rcsolred, That the Secretary and Treas
urer be elected by the Executive Committee
OH the first Tuesday Of March next, and
that the President of the Society shall give
notice Of the salary given and conditions
required Of such officer, and that NJ, appi
cations for the Office shall be addressed to
A. =. Calhoun, President to the care of
DR. X. w. Gihbes, Columbia.
RssolOsd, That gentlemen who have cir
cu'ars and lists for the collection of mem
bers be ana are hereby requested to con-
tinue their efforts. and forward tho results
to the President at Columbia.
The Committee adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, 4tI, March next.
A. +. CALHOUN, President.
A. G. SUMNER Secretary pro ten.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
A Heavy Fall of Snow.

On Friday afternoon and night last, We
were greeted with snow storm, covering
the ground to the depth of about six inches
On Saturday, our streets were quite lively
old men turned boys, and boys were truly
themselves, and the whole posse engaged
in the general melee Of snow-balling and
ground and lofty tumbling, with sleigh
riding and many other fantastic tricks too
tedious to mention.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
Notice, Positive.

4 Ill persons indebted to ROBINSON d JACK.
II son, in Account for 1853, are requested ia
IA settle the same by the lst March, 1856 IA
we are desirous of closing our old Books.
And all persons having standing open 40.
counts OH our Books for 1853 and 1854. or in.
debted to lis by Note, are earnestly reoues,ad
to pay the money by that time. or they will bs
placed in the hnnds of an Attorney for coileo-
tiOn
Gentlemen! One and all, settle upl Sp,r.
our feelings from suci, course. and save your.
selves unnecessary expense. Longer indulgence
We cannot grant.
ROBINSON & JACKSON.
Hamburg, Jun. II, 1856. 80 o.,
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Arrival Of Steamer Atlantic.

NEW ORR, Jan. ii, 1855.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived, with
Liverpool dates of December 20.
Cotton was dropping, and buyers were
: nsking a reduction. Sales since the Cana
da $4,000 bales. including 5000 to spccu-
tators and exporters. Stock 3s2 900 bales,
including 10l 900 bales American. Fair
Orleans was quoted at 6 IA mi,llling 5
Lied; fair uplands 5 7-sd; midding 5
1-2d. Flour has declined ls-Cana al a
42s. Corn has declined 2s-white 4Ss.-
Provisions are dull at unchanged rates.
Consols 8S SIS. Sugar quiet. The bullion
in the bank has decreased f324,OOO.
Peace negotiations were in siata quo.-
Prince Esterl,azy had reached st. Peters
burg with the ultinatum of the Western
powers, but no reply had yet been given.
Austria had informed Prussia of the con-
tents of the uItimatum. and agreed to urge
its acceptance by Russia. 1t was runored
that Denmark was about to join tho West
crn powers. Count Buol had commune
Gated the terms of the uI.inatum to Prince
Gortschakof
The Allies demand strip Of land along
the Danube, in order to secure the free
navigation Of that river.
The Paris Chamber of Brokers had de.
cided that the Russian loan should not be
quoted on the bourse.
SIX merchant vessels had been wrecked
off Suina, and 400 lives lost 1t WA,
reported that French frigate had been
wrecked off the coast of Spain and all on
board had pcrishcd.
There WAS nothing from the scat of war
except the details of the battle Of Kars.-
South Cuyoliniun.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
Fair Notice.

LII persons indebted to the Subscriber, either
n by Note or Account. prior to the lsl January.
1896, are requested 10 come forward and
make payment rs an dcsirous of closing ali
outstanding debts.
have on hand, and am daily receiving larg.
Stock of Groceries,
and other articles adapted to Plnuters' use. which
will be sold mt LOW PRICES to casl, customers.
and those sending orders will bear in mind to
accompany them with the CASH, as that is .n
essential article in curryiny on business.
d. $. DUNBAR.
Hamburg Jan. II, 1856 80 A.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-17
Estate of John McIlwain, decd.

- T. I l. T. N r y I.
VIE klndred and Creditors, nnd all parties
L. concerned. nrc hereby notified that Settle
ment OF the Estate of John McIlwain. decd.
VIII he made before the Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pieas for .Abbevillc District on ~.
18th day Of April next.
AL claims OH Account, r1ust he legally attest.
ed; and us some creditors Of the latter class have
handed ~ Il statement of their demands without
ih's requisite, it is expected they wall, OIL or be-
lore the day OF settlement. attend to this matter;
otherwise such claims will not be noticed.
WILLIAM HILL, .,
T. ALEX. SALE, Aoi" r.
Jan. Is, 1853. 80 s,n