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The State of South Carolina.
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT
Office Conrtof Co'am~a Pleas and Gen'l Sessions.
- Attachment.
jaime. A. Liddle Baskin' prtf'' Attorney.
", HEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the eigl-
w teenth day Of October, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-si1, file his declaration against
and without the limits Of this State snd 'lD Iss
neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, upou whom copy of said declaration
might be served: 1t Is therefore ordered
that the said Defendant do appear and plead
to the said declaration, on or before the nine
teenth day Of October. eighteen hundred and
6ffy-seven. otherpise dnal and absolute iudg-
p,ent will then be given end awarded against
him,
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. CP.
Clerks Office, Oct. l8, 1856 25-ly
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
HAND URG, G.. >

T>HE Prot.isssssS6 Ills va; kpsSa Hotsl
publ xshsfIily, thss thsy afs slNaSSs reAdStS
fseeivs ahsn in The Ssse ayls possi6tei. :: q.
PsrioaS arriving ,at this Hotsi may Esst A.
sured that their Baggage viii bspteHptly sent
Tres Of essrge % thS Gstoiihs nSpok Or rsithss
Of the Georgia Depots. &,SFT1
We sisp tsks sthh opportunity Of ssturdine
our sinSsre sAsdks S6f past Yatr3ASeN a6d VII
3: 3: :..sSs :yssSs a ds.ys 3 hssapsss. .sa .
EssThsr. vill aiSsys bS.s st haads Ybod ossi1
and Hossss iSs In Jhf' shetSe &ilf Ascsssstz
HanhaEz, July 81. 1855. ,sISM +,
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Notice of an Estate Sale.
7 WILL sell al, the Residence Of Mrs. SA-
L RAH WAITE, deceased, on the Second
of December next,
s4O ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, about One Hundred Acres Of
Wood Land and about Forty or Fifty of that in
Bottoms, situated about two miles East of
Greenwood, and adjoining lands of J. Y. s.
Partlow, W. w. Perrymsn and others
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture, lot
of Hogs, Sheep and Cowe good work Horses
and one Colt, and great many other things
too tedious to mention.
SIMPSON WAITE
Oct %, 1855 26.6t
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For the HAIR.

:. Z. EOE INC k1WkEs
T>AYLORS Instantaneous Hair Dye can be
~ applied to the hair without staining the
Woods Hair Restsraiye prsSeat4 The, ,h1ir
from falling out and restores gray hair 70 its
original color The article IS 40 Enhbhs: Z
= >Also Mre 8. A. Allss's Hat RsssorsS Til.
edpherus, Lyonb Kathaition; PhslBr's Hsif IA-
tbF - - ~ " ~ BRANCH d ALLEN. :"
.cNoF.A, 1855. t7.tf
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

PY permission Of William Hill. Ordinary of
- Abbeville District, will proceed 10 sell
at the late residence of Margaret Watsoh, decd,
On the 18th December next,
oil the Personal Property of the said Marga-
ret Watson, idec'd, consisting of
IS Likely Negroes.
10 Head of Horses and Mules, q large lot of
Cattle, large lot of Fat and Stock Hogs, o
lot of Corn, Fodder and Oats
A large lot of Cotton in Bale,
lot Of Plantation Tools, and other things too
tedious to mention.
TERNs-A credit Of twelve months with in.
terest from date The purchaser to give Note
and two approved sureties.
GEORGE Med. WATSON, Admir-
November 4, 1866. 27.st
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ADBEvILLE DIsTRICT.-1N EQUITY.
JAS A. Norwood, Assignee, J R;u ~ Eo,o.,os,
Nathaniel Harris and otbers Mortgage.
PURSUANT to order, will sell at Able
vile Court House, at Public Outcry, on Sale.
day in December next, (lst, that Tract of Land
belonging to DR.. Nathaniel Harris, known as
The Fort Charlotte Tract,
situate in said State and District OH the Savan-
nah River, containing Seven Hundred Acres,
more or lese. bounded by lands of w. D. Part
low, d. B. Cade and otherA
TERMS CASH
WIN. H. PARKER, C. E. d.
Commissioners Office,
Oct. %, 1856. % ids.
N. B.-Sale positive.
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For Sale! For Sale =

VOUNG & MULLIKLN, at their Tanyard
Il near Due West have constantly on hand
full supply IS the best qualities of Oak-tan-
ned and Hemlock Sole, Upper Harness and ALI
ether Leathers usually in. demand, which they
sell at fair prices
EB Hides taken in exchange for Leather.
due West, s. c., Sept. 27, 1856. 21-2m
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Notice..

Notice..
\ IL persons who hold claims against the
"a Trust Estate, lately managed BY William
8. Ansly, as my Agent, will present them to me-
on or before the 18th November next as on
that day the Trust Estate will be finally SET
tied in the Commissioners Office at Abbeville.
Court House. JOSEPH L. HEARST,
Sept %, 1855. k22>tdT Trustee.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice of Final Settlement.
TREDlTORS, debtora and all others inter.
~ ested in the Estate Of the late Mrs. Ma.
ry Hill, deceased, will take notice that Final
Settlement Of the said Estate will be made in
the Ordinary's Office, at Abbeville C. H., on
Thursday, the 10th Of January next. All per,
sons having demands must present u,em on or
before that dny; and those owing tile estate
must make payment in the same time.
DAVID KELLAR,, EIor.
Oct 10, 1885, 28.3m
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TIN WARE AND STOVE EMPORIUM!
Stoves Stoves !! Stovesl!l
H. W. LAWSON
PEGS leave to inform his friends, that hav.
~ purchased the large store, next to his
Tin Manufaetory, he intends to enlarge his
business, and is now receiving his new stock,
consisting Of the finest
COOKING STOVES
ever brought to this market; including q su-
perior style of Cooking Stoves known as the
New World. and warranted to give satisfac-
tion also,
SHOP AND PARLOR STOVES:
Flat Iron Heaters; Farmers Boilers, vsry
valuable in cooking food for cattle; Furnaces
Sausage Critters and stufers; and many 9TH
articles usually kept in Tin Manufactory
Give me call and satisfy yourselves as 10
my stock and prices.
Nov 6, 1855 77tf
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Cutlery, Plantation Implements, &c. &c.
His facilities for purchasing, adds to long ex-
rd or boasting that he can sell as cheap as any
ssent consists, in part, of the following:
Ale and Porter, best qualilies
Bacon, Beef Tongues, DC,
Trace, Fifth, Tongue, Log and Stretcher Chains
Powder and Shot Double barrel Guns,
Gun Wads, Caps Of eveny kind.
John Bull, Worcestershire and Harvey Sauces
Cheese, Pickles, Hyson Tea, d.,
Balances, Steelyards, Gridirons and Grind
lStones,
Spinning Wheels, Band and Hoop Iron,
Cast, Blister and German Steel,
Well-Bncket, Sifters and Matches,
Coffee Mills Cedar Buckets DC,
IShovels Spades and Pitchforks,
Cotton, Manila and Jute Rope,
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candies,
Cow Bells. and other Musical Instruments,
Udolpho Wolfes Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps,
small lot of Brandy, Whiskey and Wine,
Rio Hondo Segars always on hand.
al prices in exchange for Goods. It must be
is brought to close. I must have CASH, or
d customers will cheerfully conform to the new
is the first law of nature
III s H. 8. KERR.
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IL AS NOW ON HAND, AND IS DAI
IL selected Stock of
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware and
to which he invites the attention OF the public.
perience, enables him to say. without any haxa
body else, here or elsewhere. His stock Mt pr.
25 Bbls c Yellow SUGARS,
Hhds. Golden Porto Rico,
80 Bags prime Rio COFFEE,
20 Pockets old Gov Java Coffee,
Mocha "
500 Sacks Liverpool S1LT
20 Tons Swceds IRON, (genuine,)
100 Kegs NAILS, assorted Nos,
Blacksmith's Tools, complete,
Fancy Groceries of every description,
White Lead, Oils and Window Glasses
Venetian Red, Spanish Brown. Putty, de-,
Bagging, Bale Rope and Twiue,
Sausage Cutters, Suffers DC,
Hand, Pole and Broad Axes, COLLINS make, }
Waffle and Wafer Irons,
Augers Chisels Handsaws, DC,
Brass Kettles, Porcelain Ware,
1000 pieces Hollow Ware (English) assorted,
large stock of Wooden Ware,
Any kind of Country Produce taken at lber
distinctly understood that the Credit Business
its equivalent and it is to he hoped that my oil
rule; for 1t shall be oJserved Self preservation
Abbeville G. H., November 4, 1856. q.
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Bricknasenry and FlasterinE.
T>HE undersigned having formed Q, Co.part-
i hership IN the above busfneesS are prepar-
ed to do all work entrusted to them in ths best
and most substantial mapper Having q long
practical experience in the business. they Aattsr
themselvs that they can please the most fsstid.
ioua All work will be warranted. -, ri
=, JOHN COUMBE, -,
), A. j. WOODHURsT.
: Rk1zpxxoz.-H. 4. Jones. j. 4. Calhous snd
Dr.. J. W, Hearst, Of .Abbsyille.
A6bevnls G. r. Oct 10. 1885,. .22:ly
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The State Of South Carolina.
A6beciLle Distriet-h, the Co,nnan Pleas.
Amos Clark. Jr.. Attachment
rs. MCGOWAN d Perrin,
VXTHEREAs, the Plaintiff did, on the thirty.
w first day of October, 1855, file his dec.
laration against the Defendant, who, las it is
said) is absent from and without the limits Of
this State, and has neither wife or attorney
knowp within the same, upon whom a COPY
of the said declaration might be served. 1t is
therefore ordered. that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declration on or
before the first day of November, which will
be in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred
aud Fifty Seven, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. "
MATHEW MCDONALD, or.
Clerks Office Oct 80, 1861. 27 ly
Settlement of the Estate of Joseph Mar
shall, decd.
T<HE Subscribers, Executors of the last Will
Il Of Joseph Marshall, decd, hereby give
public notice TO all parties interested in the Es.
tate of said deceased, to appear either in per-
son or by attorney, in the Court of Ordinary
for Abbeville District, 8. c., on the lst day OF
January, 1857, as on that day final settle
ment will be made, and the Executors will not
after WI ards consider themselves as accountable
for interest
All persons Indebted to the Estate, It is
hoped, will naketpayment befors that time
and those having demands, (f any) will pre-:
sent them for payment Ifr>' -
J: y: v: ma MARSHALL Ero,.
J.. s. MARSHALL, oFA
Sept 40, 1856. I. 22-8m
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:. .ti Notice. ~. y z
A PPLi1AHbN viii b, ,pnsds !. tbs nsss
3hstter Of the MisSnie fensis iftd5ata :
sspesshbsr 8, 1885,, : '."tsSs4 1854 :; :
"a -
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NOTICE.

TOHN WINCEYr Esq, will be happy to
e attendto.
OVER HAULING or ftNerNEs
or Mill Works, in the Vicinity Of Abbsgille
and the surrounding country.
Applicants, will please apply to John En-
right, Abbeyille, or VIE 1ebby, Charleston,
Is. G. JOHN WfNCEY.
Oct 81, 1856, 2e-ly.
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p1sKs METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

We hand lot Of ftKs MErAL1C CASES
airaght protecting the dead for prolonged nteut
other desirable which will sell exceedingly w CASH
we VAL also =. .f'o&s,%f
Make coRns and send any part Of the District ''~
Desired We have aew HEARsE which viii ffe. charge 49,
-. 49,. oHRsTIAM DHAxH
Abbevis h, April "a 1855 81 - 80 4. IN
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Thefriends of +: B. MrLtfokb respectfully
announce him "a sCandidate for Tax Collector
of Abbeville Djsttict at the t,eAt election,
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b. sB- The friends Of GEORGE ". RTcHBY
announce him Candidate for
Sheriff Of AbbeVille District st she next
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gB- The friends Of MATTHEW r. COCH.
RAN respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff Of Abbeyiils District at the next
election. Tx ~, t..7s7,ls<ssa rs,p ....
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eB- The friends of MATTHEW MqDON-
AID respectfully. annSdhSe him Candidate
for reelection is Clert Of ths Court Of Gem
eral Sessions and Connfnob Pleas. for Abbevills
District, At the next eleetiou.
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GRO 0CERIES, PROVISIONS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. &C.
HENRY 8. KERR

AENNN y NENN
IL OF NA 1AN" VEL"
Groceries, Provisions Hardware and Cutlery Implements s, &c.
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Editorial Correspondence Of the Pioneer and pemnst,


ganou.l Correspondence Of the rcs-., and p.mnsrt,
WASHINGTON. May ~
You have received hfor this copy al the
Official order TO remove the troops 10 rembina,
The Senate refused when the subjcc, was before
that body some ak WEEKS ago to make the
necessary appropriation for the above parpo-c
but. the deficiency hill, which passed last week
was 40 worded that the Secretary Of War feols
hiinsrlf authorised 10 take thcrirom the
amount necc~ary 10 be espcnd~l knr the erc
ton Of The fort there. =. Our citizens will pr
hsps wee the finger Of our Delegate In this ar.
rangement
The Wisconsin Land bill. making grants for
the building OF Railroads ,herrn. has passed,
Us you have already hecn informed, The pas
sage of the hill was procured TIN oagh the efforts
Of the friends Of the Chicago. Fond du Lac
and ST. Paul Railroad Company and the Inns
will run somewhat ~ follows one from Mad
soa wa. Portage City To the ST. Croix, stri
king that river between towns - and n, and
thence on the Wisconsin sidr to axe superior ;
the other from Fond du lac, on lake Whine
basc north to probably, 0n,ooagon. on Lake
Superior Tho fact that prior to the passage
II this grant. this company was In sufficient
crcdi, TO procur nearly half million loan on
favorable terms, will, with this additional aid
insure the early completion of the Rad TO 81
Croix. in which direction the whole cncrgy and
means Of the Company will first h cxcrted
II will be but small thing for our citizens to
extend tho road TO ~ Paul. under a charter
alrsady in existence giving Us n direct line 10
Chicago and Milwaukee,. The Wisconsin land
grant can be made ere~, thing lor Minnesota
~ well ~ for Wisconsin
Matters are looking well Tor favorable at
Element Of our own railroad grant, With bar
mony and energy amongst ,hose Interested in
Minnesota, all difficulties can be removed. and
the work be put into immediate OPERATION,
This Is the present aspect may il be spse,lily
resolved into u fixed TACT.
The Postmaster General has let the contract
Tor carrying the mail from Saint paal 10 Sioux
City on the Missouri to Mesrs. MlRsR and
BAscocx, Of our Territory The establishment
Of this thoroaghfare will open up To settlement,
and cultivation magnihcen, tract Of country.
both In cxteut AMI rcsourccs and the route. in
consequence IS one OF ,he mO~, irupor,an, We,
secured for Minnesota by its interchangeable rp
reaentative.
roaacally porcIAs stock is rising aud
.ssss strong probability that We will
o'essd with Pcsiden, irom Tho sr.,
Northwest. 80 mott /, he rsc
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OTICE.--Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

MOT Els HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Fourteenth day Of April 1856 catered al
the Land once 81 the United States wlnoaa, Terri
tory Of Minnesota, pursuant TO Of Couxress emit
tied An Act for the relief Of sitizrns towns upel
the lands Of the Cuted states under certain elream
approved NAV 2sd is&s the olow1ne deseribed
Of tsnd constituting town site knevu BY the
OF AASEYPA, 10 wri-The west half Of section No
six (o) ia Township No. hundred and nine n0s1
81 Rsnss No. fourteen 01) west, according % ,hs
turns al the surveyor General. -
Al persons claiming any interest IN the abevs de-
seri~d lands in any part thereof required within
sixty DAYS AFTER the erst Publication OF this notice,
sign statement IN writing containing an accurate de
serptioa Of the particular parcel part In wAeh he
he or they claim TO have Interest," and the specific
right estate therein, which he, she OF they
claim to B.. entitled 10 receive and deliver sad state
meat to Tue, into my oace at Rel Wing in said Ter
ritory.
All p~r.ons aing .ga sDd deliver such stassnsn MT
within the tine specified will be barred the right oi
claiming such lands, interest therein
wA H. WEIGH,
Chirf Justice Ter Of Min, and Judge LIST Dis,
Dated the 2sth day Of April, 1856 6~
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Is HEREBY GIVEN

TICE NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that have entered a. the Land once 1t Wiaona
Territory of Minnesota the lands constituting the site
the moi Mn In the county Of WatAshsw said
Territory pursuant 10 an act Of Congress entitled An
for the relief of citizens Of towns upon lands Of the
United States under certain eireunstapee approved
May 2@i, 1874 which lands described in the dapL
cate OF the Receiver for the purchase money thereof
follows, to iots Three 80, -Four o. and Five TO-
and the North half 81 the South West quarter and Ii
South West quarter Of the south East quarter and the
south West quarter Of the North West quarter Of Sec
ioa No Thirty -four 90 in Township No 100 North Of
Rang No. gWest
An persons claiming any interest in the above De
scrbed lands In any part thereof required within
sixty days siter the first publication Of this notice. 10
sign statement in writing containing an accurate de
scription OF the particular parcel part IN which he
shs they claim To have interest and the specific
right interest estate therein, which he she or they
csm TO be entitled receive and deliver said statement
me- OF into nv Office at Red Wing in said Tsrriior,
or he forever barred thereof
WILLIAM II. WELSH
Chief Justice Ter of Minnesota snd Judge lst Dist
Dated May 5th. 1856. mayo 3w
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GIBSON DkAI-Ek IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
81 Goods, Ready Made lothing. Hats and Caps,
Bcots ana Shoes Indian Goods Of all kinds Powder Lead
aud shot, Gsocere. and Provisions Wines Liquors, To
baeeo asd segsrs.
All kinds Of produce taken ~ exchange for Gooh -
This highest msrte, price in cash goods paid Fur-
and Peltries
swan River. n. r., Nov, ~ WY
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FME YARMEa ~ DEPARTMENT.

We VII seai The weekly PIosEEa aNH Dkso.sAr
sstsoo.y fos sRs ys.r, 10 all who sill become
sioasi eooiru'ofs to hi. i-ysrtnsat ofths paper At
the ssppstien u the year vii be di-c"n'ia1ri Dne.
out aiisal ioa % esllei to u teas~sLt
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p,'rd ST rnoi April 90, A.D, 1859
.VERRIToRY OF MINNESOTA.

YNERRiTORN OF MINNESOTA.
i DISTRICT COURT, for Third Judicial District, u.
kots County
~ Territory OF Nnnesots, Plaintiffs
Agsins,
Franklin j. Bartlett, Jo-sph r. Brown of Sibsy eoun
~, George Horsoell and John Meshans Of Dahe,s
county, David olmsted OF Winons county, and psuei
BrsNiev, Of Ramsey eouuty, nefendants
7" Franklin Bartlett. JosHIh r Brown, Geors-
horsnrtt, John Nrshsne, Dsvid Olm.ted and Dsuiel
Rrawley the above IN med defendants
fou are hereby summoned and required to the
conn STAT IN WIS action, whrh complaint ia alsd In Ia,
Office Of tie terk of the District tosrt Aforesaid
Mendoza "a The county Il Dskots al resad aud serve
copy Of yo"r snswcr to the AFORESAID on m.
At nv once In the town q Hastings in said county
within twenty Gays after III. hereof exclusive OF
tbs dsF 81 such service and you hh to answef said
complaint within the time sorssad the pIasn In III 1.
eriion Will tske Judgment sgsinst you fr the sum
sit hundred and ourteeu dollars and stIty ~. cent.
sib interest from the hrst dss Of February A. T. lsS
h~sd@s he costs 81 this action
Dated At HeStuas this 18th day Of April, A n, isst
EuWARD D. PARKER
AP'i - 81. riAlutifs Attofps,
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OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONER OF LOT
IERIEH Anxii La lshE

" TEKIEH, NAiTInokE April IL, 800.
The undersned Cnmm ssioner of Lotteries Of the state
OF Maryland being in recet daily Of letters from yaou.
portions Of the country making inquiry to Lottery
schemes with which the country is flooded and which
purport to be 'derii BY n, drdU,nSs u he Maryland
CONSOLIDATED L0erte' takes this method to oil
such letters Of inquiry and inform the public that al
Lnsyte p'poyt,ng 10 h dcadd by the Maryland DTapYno'
,el'e. Morris d co, and pretend 70 be Managers OF
Sole Agents for the Grand Charter Lotteries at Cleveland
Ohio inpostois and said lottery fraud, having
nether legal or presumptve existence and that al
other fictitious firm, STYLED Murry Co, Cleveland.
Ohio, aho impostors, and all lotteries which thel
profess be managers agents for also frauds
RICHARD FRANCE, of this city, 10 the Contractor FOL
drawing the Maryland Lotteries The business il COO
Quoted under the lrm OF K FRANCE co, g, Mana
gers, and they have sole agents In the city Of Bait
more There are however forty licensed vendors
for the State Of MARYLAND who derive license under bu.
through this Office sch jackets in the Maryland lot
t@rira ID II. McPHAIL.
Commissioner Of Lotteries for the Ststs ofNi
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APPLICATION WILL BE

IN made pursuant TO the provisions Of aptsr &C.
vtssd statutes 10 the Hon. Moses Shsrburne Judge
the District Court Of the County Of Ramsey thrd
day Of June nss for order to sell Three Of and
belonging 10 the Rector. wardens and vesirymen 81
Chris Church. saint Paul. lying In section 81 in ia.
town Of Saint Paul near Peterson addition, and know
- tho old Ceme'sry Of said Church and for 'hr appro
prAton u the proceeds ~ such sale ia such the
aid Court may direct
Ey order ofthe vestry,
msyf-lm HARDWOOD IGIkHAkf S~c'y