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4 Swinging REsuKE.-Senator Clark, of

4 S.ISGiso REsuKE-Senator Clark, of
New Hampshire, in the course of his speech
in addressing himself to the remark of Mr..
Hammond, Of South Carolina, that northern
llborcrs ara slaves, said.
Nv It'll all due respect to the senator, say
that they can not only get a dinner, but
can give ono to the senator ifhe wants it
But he would advise tho senator not to talk
of mudslls there, otherwise five feet
ten inches Of ground-if that is the gentle
mans hight-night be his portion, In the
Revolutionary war a blacksmith Of New
Hampshire gave his services to the state
His father said to him: The state is poor,
d, n ask for your money now And the
sum due him stands on the record in the
capital Of New Hampshire, 50 many pounds,
SO many shilings-and his descendants are
proud of that record Of his patriotism
Little did the son of that man (Clark him
self think he would come into this senate
and hear the senator from South Carolina
call that father 81 I'VE! Applause.
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CERTIFICATES.

gro any hds - may co1rern)
In the year ls52 discovered Il small white
Eernel on my breast, to which Mt that time paid
little attention. In the following years it increas-
cd in size, became sensitive to the touch prrsen-
ted an inilamcd appearance and was attended by
irritating sensations until the year 1857, when it
grew rapidly, was accompanied with singing
feeling in the frame and in short assumed every
indication of a Cancer. In November Of 1857, it
was operated upon by Dr. McAlster of Ellsworth
who cut it odt of the frame but not eIecting u
cure, as it recommended cling and assumed its
orner size and severity. At this time Mr.. Ed
ward Wight having been cured Of mali gnant
cancer. and having secured the remedy submitted
to an operation by him. and the APPLICATION of his
plaster drew the cancer completely from my breast
leaving an oblong scar of some two three inchos
depth, which has rapidly healed leaving no sting,
twingc or pain Of any kind whatever. | can un-
hestatingly recommend all that may be troubled
in this manner to call upou Mr. Wight and sub.
N to his cure. The remedy is 'imple but cfec-
tive. A. u. OSGOOD.
Orland, March ~, 1858.
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DAUPER NOTlCE.-Noticc is here
by given that ample provision has been
made by the oversecrs Of the Poor of this for
the support of Paupors; and all persons there
fore forbidden to furnish any support assistance
to any pauper, on account of said town ~ such
bills will be paid
Il. D. JORDAD, } 0vsrseers
G. p. JORDAN, ; of poor Of
DAVID MCFARLAND. } Ellsworth.
Ellsworth, April It'll, 1853. 3wl IL
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Tcm,perance CCnycniiOm.

The several temperance organizations in this couny are
requested to send delegates to the adjourned County meet
ing to be cli in Ellsworth April the 18th. 1t is mpor
ant there should be full and free consultation the
friends Of temperance in the county 1t being Court week
it is thought that it will be convenient for delegates to Of.
tend, as many will have business here atweek.
Per order VI Committee.
Ellsworth March 2l.h, 1855 5w9
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The Submission Ofthe Liquor Law
Question to the People.

Tho following is the law for submitting to
the people the whole question as to the regu-
lation or prohibition Of the liquor traffic in
this State:
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Bucksport, March 81, 1858.

This may certify that l examined the cancer in
A. d. Osgoods breast, before Mr.. Wight appicd
his plaster, and found it to be growing VERY fast
and nearly beyond tho reach of Medical aid now
have the same cancer in my possession open to
examination; the wound in Mr.. Usgood's breast is
healed, and consider it PERFECT cure. re-
commend all who afflicted with this monstruus
disease to apply to Mr.. wight and have it eradi-
Gated before it is too late.
NATHAN EMERSON, NJ. d.
Orland, March -, 1856 loft
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ENCAMPMENT OF THE STATE Mill :
IA. TIE Portland Advertiser understands
tina. Adjutan. G.n'l Webster is matur-
ing plan for General State Mus ter in
Portland on tho occasion of the arrival
Of the great LeviGthan steamer.
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At Court OF Probate held at Bueksport within aud for
the County Of Hancock, on the first Wednesday Of
March, A. u. 1858.
'TIIOMAs H. LAMrHFR. Administrator Of the estate Of
L leonard Foveil late of Bucksport in said county
dc.as dhavpg prese nted his first account Of Admins
TRAITOR upon said D-ceasel's state for Probate
Ordered That the said Executors give notice to all per-
sons Interested by csusng copy Of this order to be pub
scd three successfully in the Ellsworth American,
printed at Esw nth, that they may appear at Probate
Court n held Bucksport, in said County, the LIST
Wednesday of lay next, at OF the clock, A. NJ.
aud show cus if any they have, why the should
he allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
3 A true copy-Attest, A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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TnE isSCe JOINED The senate, BY its rs-
fusal u reeede and concur with the House,
drcIar itself the enemy of POPULAR soyER-
EIGHTY, 1t cannot escape the issue.
That is the only point which now divide,
the two houses.
The Crittcnd2n amendment secures all
that the Lecomptonit,s have affected to de-
sire; and presents rs the sole, simple, naked
issue, shall popular sorernyaly lc r0ted up
or pofed dorm N Congress2
The remarks of lyersvn Of Georgia and
the admissions Of Bsl,r of Pa, show that
such is the issue. The refusal Of the confer
ence caucus to adopt a resolution to anix t.
the Senate Kansas bill an amendment dcclar
ing that Kansas is admitted on the runda-
mental condition of the right of tho people
to amend the LocomptJn constitution at any
tim, before ls6l shows the same fact. II is
also shown by every act and movement of the
Leeompton drive in Congress
The country comprehend this issue; and il
the admission of Kansas fails, through dis
agreement Of the two houses, they will hold
the Senate responsible for its dcfeat.-Age.
WHO Has Cor 'ruE BurroN r. 1t il now
three months since the January election UNI
der the Lecpmptou Constitution. and if GER
'iicates of election have been issued to any
holy, tho public ara not advised of it
Calhoun is still here drawing pay as survey.
or general Of Kansas, publishing cards in the
newspapers, but keeping his counsels and his
certificates to himself
Ii the Lccompton Constitution is rejected
here, or referred to the people of Kansas and
By them REJECTED, We may never know who
were elected to Office in Kansas on the 4th Of
January, and it may remain a problem to
puzzle and divide the future historians of the
Republic -R,pu6lic
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DASH AND THE HIGHEST PRICES
I paid for Hidys and Wool 81 ns, by
DANIEL EPfES
nl5-l Store basemen Of SjiS~eJtA House.
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Dress Making.

The subscriber snnounacs 10 the ladies Of Ells,
worth and vicinity that she will attend to dress
making, either at her boarding house, or viii -
into private families, Residence at WIN. Spn &,
by's on Main st. MARIA TYLER.
Ellsworth, April sth, 1858, svlt
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supDRS AND MELANCHOLY DE,rHoF STATE
sss.ToR.-llon. Samuel Adams of Townsend,
(Middiesex County, member of the pres
ent STATE Senate, died Monday, the 5th, at
his residence, unaor very melancholy circum-
stances. He was suffering from rheuma-
! tism, for which aconite had been prescribed,
as lotion, and of this he swallowed three
tea spoonfulls, which ended his lif. in two
hours. Only half an hour before he took
the medicine he was engaged at his usual av-
ocations, his health being good, save his
rheumatic attack. He asserted while diving,
that he had taken the aconits in accordance
with tho positive directions Of his physi-
clan.
Aconits is deadly poison, except in the
small quantities in which it is prescribed by
homeopathic Physicians Irareller
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This may certify, that l have been troubled
with cancer upon my lip for the last three years,
have had it drawn from me by the application
of cancer plaster applied by Mr.. Edward Wight
OF this town,my lip is now entirely healed, no pain
whatever, and l recommend any sufferer under
this disease to apply to Mr.. Wight.
SAMUEL FARNHAM.
Morch 1874
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$1,000 II Year! $1,000 a Year.
Just R'ssbljs;srd--Hricc u C,s.-..Aoss
lIc2.
HOW TO CURE CONSUMPTION.

1 r"nchitis, Asthma, Group, Colds and Nervous 1ec-
* tons Address pr. TRACY DEL)RHEs, great
l. Curer ef Consumption, New YORK City pos-1sice.
l0iim
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At court OF Probate holden at Backsort within and for
the county Of Hancock; Oh the lin day Of March,
A. b. 1873.
ELIZA p. WILLIAMS, Widow OF Hezekiah Williams late
Of Castine deceased having male application 10
Tor an Allowance out Of hc personal estate Of sl drceas
ed:
rderel That the sad Liza Wil ans give notice there
otto person, Interested, by causing copy Of this order
bepublishcd three weeks silccvssveiy i'll the Ellsworth
A IN, prIted in tlsS nth, that they may appear
Probate be holden Ellsworth fourth
Wednesday Of April next, Of the clock in the Fore
and sew cause if any they have, Why allowance
should not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy-attsst, A. A. EARTLgrr, Register
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At Court Of Probate held q Buckpoit, within and ~
the County Of Hancock the third Wednesday OF
March, A. d. 1858.
LrRED T. SHAW assignee Of the estate fallen Frazer
and John Z. Masun in said C'unty-iaving present.
ell his second account upon said estat for fr bate,
ORDERED that the said assignee give notice thereof to
persons interested by causing copy Of this order to be
published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
ica printed in Ellsworth thitey may appear at Pro-
bate Court to be held at Ellsworth On the fourth
Wednesday of April next at ten Of the clock in the fore
aud show cause,f any they have, why the same
should not be granted. -
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy Attest,-A. A. BAxrLErr, Register. Sw-ll
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A REVIVAL ISclDFNr-L asst Sat
turday at the meeting at Bur,on's thea
tire. Henry Ward Beechcr made the
sweeping assertion that all present were
sinners. "Not So" said a Methodist
brother who suddenly jumped from his
seat in very excited manner-"Not so,
for have been sanctiicd." Glory to
God in the highest" shouted Beecher at
the top of his voice, "you ought to have
been in Heaven long ago you amt fit to
live in this world ~ Y. Day Book
Man MissINc. We learn that Francis
Richards. Esq, of Gardiner, is missing from
home, since Saturday night, Mr.. II. had
within a few days, returned from Europe,
where he has been for some months, on a
short visit home. lie retired to his room on
Saturday night, and the next morning, on
I looking for him, was not to BE- found. The
bed appeared as if he lad sat upon the cdgc
of it, bat had not laid down. Tracks
.uppos d to be- his. We're found, crossing the
Rolling Dam Brook. but he had evidently
continued on from there. Up to Tuesday
morning, although thorough search has been
male, there have been no further tidings ol
/ him Maine Farmer.
Since found drowned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06

An honest grazler, who had seen
Rjchard performed one night in town,
waited upon the manager next morn
ing to say, that if the gentleman
who wanted a horse on the previous
evening held his mind, be had got
abundance Of tidy nags in his mead
ows, and should be happy to have a
deal With him.
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Burial Cases.

FENHE subscriber has made arrangement.
L for keeping constantly on hand suppl,
of
ll3T AAlS BURIAL CASES.
of the latest styles and of the most beautiful
finish, which he will sell at small advance
on the cost of the ordinary Wood Coffin.
He keeps good Esearse and gentle hor-
ses and will deliver Cases or Collins in any
part of the county. He will make and deliv
er Wood Collins as low or lower than any one
else in the county. w. w. FORMWALT.
July 2, 1857
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06

In the hearing of an Irish case
Cor an assault and battery, counsel
while cross examining one Of the
witnesses, asked him what they had
at the first place they stopped at!
"Four glasses ofale." "What next
"Two glasses of whisky "What
next?" "One glass of brandy
"Wbat next" "A fight"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06

A little ragged urchin had a curl,
osity to see Barnum's Museum The
other day, and quietly stepped in by
the doorkeeper, who caught him by
the arm and demanded his quarter
The little urcbin drew up to his full
height, and told the man he didn't
want 10 bug his museum, he wanted
to see it. The doorkeeper handed
him in and also politely offered him
his hat ia the bargain.
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EnsOlYent Nalice.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk OF
Il the County Court of Lincoln county. Ten
nessce, upon the suggestion Of the administra-
tor of the estate Of ALts@ Smith, dee, of the
insolvency of said deccdent's estate-notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate, TO present them to the Clerk
of said Court, properly authenticated. IN or be-
fore the lst day OF September ncxt,
for pro rata distribution, or they will be for
ever barred
VIM. B. RHEA, Adnsr de J0nis non.
Feb. %, 1858.
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SREUEFF'S SALE!

DY virtue of a writ of venditi4 expona:
Ed issued by the Clerk of the Cfuit Cour;
of Lincoln county, Tenn, and to f. directed
l will expose to sale to the high9 bidder, for
cash, at the courthouse door i1he town OF
Fayetteville, on Saturday, tEfS3iIs day
of May. 1858, all the rigI title, claim.
and interest that L. C. Harper Is in and to a
tract of LAND in Lincoln coytv. Tenn, IN
District No. ?, on the waters 0 foilee's Creek.
bounded as iollows:--Gn the " by the lands
of John Evans and Samuel iafiord, on the
South by the land Of W. HBruce, on the
West by the land Of Jesse locksiill on the
North by L. c. Harper's ol50 acre tract
Levied on by B. NJ. Jones. adjustable of Lin
coin county, Tenn. as the Tserty OF the said
L. C. Harper, at the suit of harles Gattis.
W NJ. ALEXkDER, Sheriff.
April Is, 135S--(4t-s4)
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inSOlVenI Notice,

PURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk Of
: the County Court Of Lincoln county.
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the admiuiS,ra-
tor OF the estate of En- L. Eo]ge, dec, Of the
Insolvency of said decedent's esjate-ro,ice Is
hereby given to all persons having claims g
gaInst said estate to present them 10 the Clerk
of said Court, properly authenticated. on or
before the first Monday in ApTiI,
1889, for pro rata distribution, or they VIII
be forever debarred.
ARTHUR S. RANDOLPH, A9mr.
March H. 1s5S-Gt.
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A country negro recently sent a
reply to an invitation, in which he re-
gtetted "tbat circumstances repug-
nant to the acquiescence would pre-
vent his acceptance to the invite"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06
Mail Hack Line.

FHE subscribers arc run $50 9tr' =.
ming regular HACKS, for passengers, from
Fayetteville to Shelbyville and Huntsville.
Leave Fayetteville, each way, early every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday-returning
leave Huntsville and Shelbyville every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. The lines are
well supplied with good horses, and comforta-
BILE convoyances-and as good roads as there
are in the country. Fare: Only T'yyo Dol
lars. BENZ. j. CHAFIN.
Aug %, 1857. THOS. G. THOMPSON.
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a practical! joke was once attemp-
ted to be played on Mr. Erskine, as
he went one day to Westminster Hall,
with his ample bag full Of briefs.
Some waggish barrister hired a Jews
boy to go aud ask him if he had "any
oil clio to SELL mo, you little He
brew imp exclaimed the indignant
councillor, "they are all ne1O suits. "
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gaGt MN Gantl.

LAWYER AND WHNEss.--The fol-
lowing incident happened in Philadel-
phia last Tuesday. A well-known
criminal lawyer, who prides himself
upon his skill in cross-examining
witnesses, had and odd looking genius
upon whom to operate. The wit
ness was boss shoemaker.
You say, sir, that the prisoner
is thief
Eyes, sir; cause why, she confess,
ed"
Sand you also swear she bound
shoes for you subsequent to the con-
fessiou?"
Il do, sir"
Then giving a sagacious look
to the Court-"we are to understand
that you employ dishonest people
to work for you, even after then
rascalities are known"
"Of course; how else could | get
assistance from a lawyer!'
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CmANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Valuable Tract Of Land
Chanccry Sale Of Land.

~ pursuance Of a decree Of the ChancerJ
4 Court of Lincoln county, Tenn. male a
the February term, 1888, Of said Court. in thi
case Of ". T. KercLeval and r. Farquharsot
Executors of Vim. 7. Ross, dec, vs. james J.
Thomson and Others, | will, on the E;rit
Monday ils 5tE;;c. 1853. (beire the 7h
day of said month"; offer for sale, at pugic
auction, TO the highest bidder. at the cott-
house door in the town of Fayetteville, Ten,
a TRACT OF LAND, containing about 10
acres bounded on the East by the lanF of
Twitty, on the North by the lands forIerly
belonging to Elisha Bagley, on the W.T. by
the lands of James F. Drake, and on thebou.h
by land formerly belonging to said Thblson
TEEHs:--Said Land will be sold FofJAsH,
to enforce the lien for the purchase honey
due from said Thomson To the eStat bf said
Ross r FARQUIARSOE
April 90, 1856-4t CJd- IL.
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A western editor, speaking of a
large and fat contemporary, remark
ed that if all flesh was grass, he must
be load of hay. "Well, ! verify
think l am quoth the fat editor,
'from the way the asses are nibbling
1T me"
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sEEREEE,A ssTr

Y virtue OF two writs Of venii.;on; ev,o-
-ES mas Issued by the Clerk OF the Cf-,r:-
Court of Lincoln county, Tenn. and 20 M
directed, l viii expose to sale 10 the hi-hest
bidder, for cash. At the courthouse door In y d,
town Of Fayetteville, on Saturday. rE,e
%9iA day Of Nay, EsJS. sll the r-st.
title. claim, and interest that ! Y. EcDlu;4I
mas IN and to tract Of LAND il Lincoln
county, Tenn, District No. IS, and b7urIei
as IOiioWS to-wit:--On the West by the lands
of d. L. Beggarly, on the North and Fa.- br-
the lands of ". B. Robinson. and on the S,ut5
by the lands Of John Streets heirs-,ort,ir-
ing nine acres or less. Levied upon by Josiah
H. Blair, Constable Of Lincoln courtr. Tenn
as the property Of sail 4. Y. McDarieI. ~ tbe
suits OF ". B. Robinson, and c. c. Mckinney.
1rustee Of j. B. Raboteau. Use Of W. Z. Robin.
son. w. II. AIFVANDT-p g.
April IS, lS58--(4t-S4)
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A tidy housewife said to slat'
tern: GLOW do you amuse your
SELF"
"Amuse," said the other staring,
don't you know | have my Homework
to do?"
"Yes, I see you have it to do; but
as it is never done, thought you
had some other way Of passing your
time"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06

4 good assortment of the reIe-
6rated PERISCOPIC SPECTA-A-1o@5e
Giles, which have OF Ia-e been soil - m.
part Of the country as brazilian Pai.L,s =
They are really the only SDe-fso'ss vrI,f.r,
should be USED by those who desire n SEQ
well and preserve their ewes. Pr;ca in fin
silver frames, s. 90. TRAVELLERS have frv,-;,-
bly, sold them at So CO. Jan g. I878-I2-,
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PUNCTUALITY. Beranger was com
plimentel by a lady on the punctuaI-
lily with which he kept bis engage
ments.
alt is a pleasure" said she, ito
invite you to dinner. fer yOu never
make Us wait.
Il am no longer young, Madam,
replied the poet, land experience has
taught NE one thing-it is dangerous
not to arrive at the precise hour, for
the guests, who are waiting fer you,
will pass the time in discussing your
faults"
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MEDICAL CARD.
NJ. P. ROBERTS, M. Q.

p ESPECTFULLY tenders his pro-
Z 4 feSsional services TO the citizens {
CT Fayetteville. Tenn ard surrounl;l, ~-ssS
country. He fatters himself thar an expert
ence OF ten years in an extensive p-a-;ice y II
enable him to satisfy al who may favor L-Jl
with their patronage
Having devoted much Of his time 20 the
study and treatment Of chronic diseases. he
viii give special attention 10 that branch Of
his profession. Office soHth side Of tie Pub
lie Square. third door east of AiI!eI's Corle,
March 4, 18JS-I2m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06
Confectionery,

EIHE subscriber has opened choice -
Z assortment of Coafection:s- 60
ries and Family Groceries. in ~
the house formerly occupied by Scott W
S F%1ghHna, one door from the corner. on =,
East side of the Square.
His stock viii embrace every thing ne an,
found in such establishments, aud vii - 80
at the lowest possible price.
FeIsons wart:sg ANYTHING in the GROCERY
OF CONFECIIONARY line are invited oc,I1
Feb. II, 1S58-I2m. az.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06

Lord North, who detested music,
was asked TO subscribe to the ancient
concerts. He refused. "But your
lordship's brother, the Bishop of Win
chester, subscribes,' urged the ap-
plicant. eff | we're as deaf as he, |
would subscribe too was the reply
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Isaac Williams, Admir- eff
S. P. Freeman, |

Isaac Williams, Admir- eff
S. ?. Freeman, Chqpcery Co1't,
rs kFe6'y term, 1885
Sarah Freeman and others.
4 7 pom the applicationIf eOmplainaLtS
- counsel it is ordered biIe Court that the
Clerk and Master cause a piee to be given in
the Fayetteville Observer F-spaper puhlished
in the town of Fayetteyil for three months,
requiring the creditors TOT their claims with
the Clerk and Master cfhiS Court, anthem
ticated as the law direct ind that they be re-
CURED to file their clap by the 23til of
.yuIy next. or that thu De barred; and that
all creditors of S. P. Eenlan, dec, be en-
joined from prosecutinfeir claims at Jaw.
Therefore, the credittof said S ?. Freeman
are hereby notified to ftheir claims with the
Clerk and Master by Ie oath of July next.
or they will be barretnd they are her ely
strictly enjoined from oSecuting their claims
at law. HARQUHARSON.
April IS, 1856--3i C}E g. u.