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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
THE LAST HOURS OF RACHEL.

NJ Sardoux, proprietor Of the house at Cslpes where
Mile Rachel died has written the following letter 70
NJ. Merio Uchard:
"CAsgEs Jan. 4, 1853.
IL DO not remember the date of my last letter my
dear Mario but il must have prepared you for the fsr
tai denouemest. On FRIDAY. when psIeihsnsilg ths
me with so much emotion, that saw she thinking
of an eternal farewell in answer TO our sslutations
Dr. Bergonnier, however, assured us that we might
hope still for some days Of her life. On Saturday no
new incident occurred. Rachel remained ~ usual in
sort of stupor caused by weakness, from which she
from time 10 time aroused by ptoerable suffering
At last about midnight she ewoke calm az If from .
deep sleep. She covered TRANQUILITY with those who
were around her bed and wished TO write 10 her fe-
ther, but she had rot the strength. She then began
to dictate letter, in which her last wishes were ex-
pressed. She could not finish H. and fell back 10 tho
state Of pros'ratOn and suffering in which you have
seen her. They tried at various times 10 get her u
take some Bourishment but succeeded only with
much difficulty; the functions OF the stomachs
which had hitherto continued sufficiently, hs0
failed in their turn. At eleven O'Clock ON
Sunday eypectoraon became difficult and there were
fears Of su6ocation, when fortunate enort leeve1
the respiratory organs, and CAIN sucSoe .nss
crisis. Rachel then desired 10 resume .ne so.'os -
her father abe dictated il TO the end, reread IT, ana
then exclaimed, All my Re6ecca, my dear sister.
Il am going TO see you again; how happy amr
She then added some words 20 the ietter, signed ~
and appeared to fall asleep. ihs ss,e iaAeo 'eyess s
calling in he succor Of religion, bu; having Witnessed
.b; ..nsno,+ nj Rachel che teegraphed to the Coz
sstory os Nice, who immediately sent tan persocs,
males males and females. They arrived about O'Clock,
al w;obt produce q fatal excitement. At last,
shon, 0 O'Clock a crisis similar to that Of the morn
;no .oceurred and alarmed the whole house. Tho
nbysie,ans declared il would be the last. The re-
oous persons were then admitted. Two women ana ea
sed priest drew near the bed and began 10 chant the
nsayels for the last agony in Hebrew Rachel t9rneo
her face toward them radiant with celssfia! hght,
pressed the hand Of Sarah and died with smile epoe
her lips. When ! arrived, few hours later, tousd
every one impressed with the token Of divine support
that God bad given 10 Rachel. ws: not there, NJ
dear friend but doubt not Rsehel disd IN ne n scS
aa0taer Gfs." lfaua' Douss~s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
william Walker i'm New-Orleans.

NEW-ORLEANs, Monday, Feb. I, IoIo.
Mr. William Walker appeared before the United
States District Court this morning, when Judge
McCaleb said there was nothing against him, the
Grand Jury having refused to find bill against him.
Walker then asked TO be put on trial for violation Of
the Neutrality laws which the Judge refused as the
District Attorney said there nothing against him.
unless new instructions received from Washing
ton.
On Sunday morning large fire occurred consuming
the Magazine Street Market and accent stores
and causing loss Of over $500
Another fire took place this morning in Canal street.
Both supposed to be the work Of incendiarles ana
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

THE Iowa SENATORS INSTRUCTED. - Resolutions
were introduced into the Legislature of Iowa on the
2Oth instructiDg their Senators and requesting thef
Representatives in Congress to vote against the Le
compton Constitution. They were adopted by the
Senate on Wednesday Of last week by large majority
and have probably before now been passed by the
House. Gen. Jones will now have TO show hs hand
He is understood to be pledged to the Admnsratont
vote for the Lecompon Constitution, and will probably
vote for that swindle in violation Of the instructions Of
his constituents.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
POISONED HERSELF AND HUsBAND.

Gsdren Gross. German aged about p years, died
Of poison about u o'clock last night at bis residence in
basement of the Shakespeare Hotel, corner Of VIII
Ism and Duane streets. His wife, or a woman with
whom he lived such died also of poison few hours
before. From partial investigation Of the affair it
appears that the woman placed arsenic in the coffee
used for dinner for the purpose Of destroying hersef
and companion, that they might not be separated.
The man Gross, it IL known, had expressed deter
minaon to remove alone to the South in hopes Of i'm
proving in business. The matter will be investigated
by the Coroner this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
Democratic County Convention in
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Feb 2, 1858.
The Democratic County Convention to elect delegates
to the State Convention after session of seven hours,
effected an organization, Thomas II. Forsyth being
elected President by majority Of two. There was
great confusion throughout the session. The contest
was principally between the friends of Sharswood and
Porter for Supreme Judge. Mr. Forsyth is considered
friend of Mr. Sharswood, the Administration cand-
date.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
TuV COLLINS LINE.

We se authorized to state that the reports c'hcerI-
ing the Colin. line originated in msundeTStahdih5
TIE Company i somewhat embarrassed 0y 'a' WIN
holding 0! the money due them BY Government 10
carving tie MATS; but they have no idea Of abandon
ing ther enterprise. Consequently the story tha,
Captains Coms.ock and West have gone to Engan
for the purpose of making sales OF the Baltic an
Atlantic i untrue Ire Atlantic will leave New-York
OF February L. and tie o:heT steamer will follow IN
reDnlar succession
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

VIsIr OF THE Police TO GAMBLISG-HoC'E4.--A
vist was made last night by Sergeants Croft and Ber
ney, of the Mayors Office, with portion OF taeF
squads to several well-known gambing.houses. IneH
movements were anticipated, for none OF the sport
ing men were arrested. From No. Barclay street
the officers removed faro table and al its sccompani
ments The places visited were No. Barclay stree
No. AZ Bowery, place in Broadway nearly opposite
Nblo's, and the old stand in Prn,e street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
The Eastern Trains.

BosToS, Tuesday, Feb. >, 1873.
The Norwich steamboat train due this morning, ar,
rived here this afternoon; and the Fall River ana
StonDgton trains about O'Clock this evening. Ihey
were delayed by the violent storm lsst night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
Col. Frank Anderson and his Men.

NEw-0RIEANs, Tuesday, Feb. :, 1913.
Col. Frank Anderson and bis party arrived here 'o
day from Key West in the custody Of the Unitea
States Marshal but have been released on parole UNI.
tomorrow morning They all loudly complain Of the
unjust treatment Of Commodore Pauldng and capt.
Sands Ger. Walker has gone to Nashville.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
The Western Bank Of Springfield

SPRISGFIELD, Mass, Tuesday Feb :, lSs.
=, Arrangements have been made by the Western
Bank Of this city to redeem its bills Gt par ct the
Chicopee Bank, on and after February sd INST
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Burning of a SChOOI-HOuSe.

WATERTOwN. Mass, Feb. =, IS3s.
Tie high school building in this place was nearly
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon, but, although
considerable alarm and confusion prevailed, all the
scholars escaped unnj jured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
Markets.

EywOsLEAys Feb CoTros-The market slightly dear
es to-day Il bales lC o!c for Mddlne receipts Up
10 the time this port compared with those OF a
year fs h IL bales all the Southern ports
suc,R quiet 4a moLAssEs 1915 FLOUR firm a. ~ -
Cotton TO Liverpool lied and to Hamburg 39d Other a
ci.a slly
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Dividend of the Central Railroad.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb ., 1853.
The Board Of Directors of the Central Railroad met
here at O'Clock this afternoon and declared divi-
dend Of four per cent, payable on the Doth inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
The Bark n. G. HighbOrn A Ashore.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Feb. =, TSoo.
The bark n G. Highborn, Ellis, from Matanzas for
Portland, went ashore at o'clock this morning on
the south side Of Nantucket.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
United. States Supreme Court.

WAsHNGTON, Tuesday, Feb. ? ISlN.
Case No. 57.-Gibert l.. Thompson VS. Sheldep,
Withers Il Co. Argued on both sides
No 58.-Timothy S. Goodman va John Smonds.
Argued for plaintiff. Submitted on printed argument
for defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
Suicide.

BosTos Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1853.
Joseph Libby, q broker here, drowned himself to-
day by jumping off of the wharves. He had been
>sufferiDg from illness for several days.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

n, lonv Tin, he'd the Office OF T-e-Gnte, and tho
wife of Sr. Don N~rto Fernandez. TIE late
nor,hcr, however, will drive 1wsy tho disease Il it
only L. sts long enough"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
Burning Of an InfirInary.

CLEVELAND, Tuesday, Feb =, io'oI
The Ashtabuls County Infmary, at kingsvne,
was burned tonight, having been set on fire oy an
inmate. One life was lost and 60 paupers rendered
homeless.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

Mr.. Kingsleys new volume of poetry, announced
last year. ia now in the press and will shortly be Puo
lished in London. Its title 10 bs "Andromeds' snd
ether Poems"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
HEALTH OF HAyAyA.-A letter dated ha'o ona' 'an'

25 says: ,.. IN.
vsps is far from good Beside the yellow lever tnas
still fingers among the shipping and the ~ az
we have been visited by the smau-poa or .ne WS
lanueys, only con Of the dstinguished Psrl0e, VINO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
ro,rsr OE REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. HARRIS (Il) gave notice that he VIII to-
morrow move 10 take up the contested election case
of Yalsndirbam against Campbell in order TO dispose
Of the preliminary questions involved therein;
The House resumed the consideration oi the fTIn'-
ing Deficiency bill. ,.. =
The House spent several hours in consideration OF
the bill which appropriated $50 WO and after amend
ing, rejected IL by vote of ~ Yeas IN 10 Nays.
The Presidents Message was received aud read.
Mr.. STEPHENS (Ga.l moved that il be printed anu
referred 10 the Committee Territories, and as the
jouIn.
nr. HARRIS tm) hoped tina: the House would not
adjourn.
Mr.. GROW Pa and Mr.. HUGHES (Indj strug-
ged for the floor which accorded 10 the latter.
Mr.. HARRIS wished 10 submit another motion. IL
Hss proper that IL should be made.
A EOICE-lts for Select Committee 10 consider
the Message.
Mr.. HUGHES refused to yield the foor
Mr.. HARRIS-Very well, Wen all have a show at
this thing in a very short fne.
Mr.. GROw-IfMr Hughes does not want TO speak
now. let him yield the hoOr that others may express
their views
Much confusion and excitement prevalent.
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THE Markets.
CoLUMBIA,,Fe 81 1853

CoLusBIA,;Feb, 81 1858.
The demand for cotton was brisk an6
aetivc, yesterday, at an advance of full !,
on the general ruIirs rates Of thc prepioue
day. $50 bales were sold at prices ran
ging from 9.Ilc.. and choice III cents.
CHARLEsroS, Feb. &c 1858.
60 COTTON.-The transactions to-day
reached 1850 bales, nj about the prices cur
rent on the p rcvious day. The sales NAV
I've, c'asscd 50 follows, viz: So bales nj 10;
% At LOT: l3 at IO;:9 at Ioi I.3atII:
90 at lat:I7 at lIt; $40 at ny; II atiI;;
244 at all; doS at ali; and IGI wales at
i2c.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb 26 1858
COTTON is unchanged and G5OObales
~ecf ~sis Today. The sales of the week
are 6t,5e0, xnd the r-reipts So. 500 bales
THE stock "n hand is 3s9, 800 bales. The
decrease in receipts At ,lis pert for the sea-
son is l25,oos. and at al! the ports i49 800
'desa's. Sterling is qnotrd y, lO7.lOs.
NEw Yosr, Feb. &c 1858.
COTTON is buoyant with sales Of $500
bales. Flour is dull and 5000 tbl,. were
sold. Wheat is very dull. Corn is firm,
aud tn. sales c"mpri.cd 10000 bushels at
66a7oc for White. and 66a6sic for yellow
Na.l s'"r~s are st".dy. Rice i. quiet
Cotton frrighss to Liver pool are quoted
heavy nj ri per 10.
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BUSINESS Notices.
.pR. M'LANES vERMIrrGE!

.bR. NLASES VERMlFtGE!
AsorurK MkpIcAL wIrNxss.
II Il is no small evidence Of the intrinsic
'sl~ Of ,this great Vermiiuge, when even ply.
'ir'aus, ~h" a'e generally prcjud:cci against
patent medicines, voluntarily conc forward and
testify to its triumphant success in e1pelling
worms. Read th. folIo~ing:-
iarri<ouyilje, Ky, April ., 1919.
Nyssss. FLrsJS0 BEOs.-i am n practising
physician, residing permanently in this place
In the year 1888. when q resident Of the State
OF Missouri, became acquaii,ted with the su
pers0r virtues Of DIR. M'Lanc's rerniinge, pre-.
pared by you. At some more leisure momeut,
/ will send you the result OF an experiment
made with one vial, in c.pelling upwards of
300 WORMS. l.. CARTER, N. d.
= CY- Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIX. xbANE'S CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE
manufactured by FLEMING BROS. of Pitt-.
burgb. Ia. Al other VeInfuges IN compar.
son are worthless DIR. M'Lanes genuine Yer.
urifuge, aiso hi celebrated Liver Pills, can LOW
bs bad 1t all respectable drug stores. None
genuine witliOut Lbe signature OF
t+Sl FLEMING BROS.
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For Sale.

en- OFFER for sale, two Dwelling Hsa
LII Houses, situated in the village of Sui
Lancaster with convenient lots attached al.
40, one vacant lot adjoining the others and
very desirable rs n building lot. Que Of the
dwellings front on French Street aud the
other upon Church Street. | will sell the
whole together, if desired, or | will sell
each separately.
The Houses are new and neatly finished
with all necessary out-buildings and conve-
nicnces for comfortable dwellings,. Per
sons are invited to n strict examination O
the premises, and of the workmanship O.
the buildings, and of the materials compo.
sing the same, and with the whole, am
disposed to believe, that the mo i fastidious
will be well pleased.
| will sell upon snch terms rs will accord
with the times, and purchasers may have
any indulgence required upon good paper.
Ny ADDRESS is Hanging Rock p. o. 5. G.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
January 81, 1858. Soft.
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Lancaster District.

RE James II. Witherspoon, Esquire, Or.
- binary tar said District.
WHEREAS, JOSEPH CLARK kax
applied to ne Coz Letters Of Administra.
ton on all aud singular the Goods and
ChntIcls, Rights aud Credits of FRAN.
Ct.S VAUGHAN. late of the District .fore.
said. dccea ed, with her Will annexed -
leaving her Estate unadministcrcd.
These are, therefore, tu cite and admon-
''h all and singular, the Kindred and credi
Tors OF the said Gecensed TO be and appear
brf"re the at our next Ordinnry's Court for
iae said district, to be holden at Lancaster
Court honse on the fifteenth day of March
inst, to show cause. If any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
- Given under my hand and seal,
LIS. this the First day of March. in
~ the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and lift, eiyh, and in
the eighty ond year of American Indie
prndcuc..
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
d. J.. ID.
Maich 1898. 3-2t p 81 90
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I.aNSASTER D-sPHk.r

lANcAsTsR D:sFREr
William \. Moore, In Equity Lnp..ns,cr
vs., District, Petition for
John Richardson, )payment of Sol'r Fee.
William a. Moore
vs.; In Equity Lancaster
mH!"I it q, Allen and Dist, Petition for pay
r. appearing to my satisfaction hat John
L Richardson aud also Cyrus A. Allen and
"'te Jane Alien, defendants in above stated
petitions reside without the limits Of In.
SAFE. II is ordered on motion IT Williams
Hni'r'i"T for petitioners, tha; :hu said Jth.,
Richardson ard CYRUS 4. AiIrn and N viC.J.ne
II" answer, plead or drmur To the respective
petitions In above stated case. on or b,.f,r,
the ffSt day Of June 1858. othcrvis, iudp.
ment nr".c"ntcsso will be ord,-cd amoinst
each in said petition
JAMES II. WiTHERSPOON
&. +. l.. ID.
February l6. 1888 i-3m-p 80
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so u L ii CAROLINA.

Henry Champion ! In Equity-Iancaste,
aud wife, Mahala, District, So. ca.
w. Bill To set nsida d..ro.,
Elizabeth Gawlcy.
1T appearing TO my satisfaction that Eliz.
"be,h Gnwley, the defendant, resides with
out the limits of this State. Ii is orde.ed
on motion Of Moore, solicitor for comnlain-
ants, that the said defendant, Elizabeth Cav
ley, do anawer, plead, or demur TO the Bill
IN above ease, on or before the 22d of April
1858. Otherwise Judgen ent pro cJniesso
will be ordered against her.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
G.. Il. l.. ID.
January 8, 1883 is--3m--p. f. s8.
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NOTICE.
5 . I T Ii G. AROLINA
LANCASTER DISTnIC"r

JAMES MILLER, Of the District afore.
Il said do hereby give notice OF my intcn.
tfon to apply for the issuing of Grant
from the Stale Of South Carolina for Ave
hundred and ninety nine acres of Land lying
IN Lancaster District on the waters of the
Cataw ba River in the Catawba Indian boun.
dairy, adjoining lands Of DR.. Johnson, lands
OF the Estate of DIR. G. l.. Massey, the lands
OF the widow Sarah Massey and others. at
and after the expiration Of three months
from this date, it being ont of my power to
send on, or produce my Lease from the In
dIans or the Tax Receipts for the same,
they having been consumed with my dwell.
ing house when it was burnt,
JAMES MILLER.
Feb, 9th 1858, 52-3u.
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LANCASTER DISTRICT

WILLIAM SETTLE, Who is in the
custody Of the Sheriff of lancaster District
by virtue Of Wri: Of Cnpias ad Respon.
dend um, at the Suit Of Daniel Jones and
w, NJ. Kinder, having filed in INV office to.
gether with a schedule on oath of his wbola
Estate and effects, his petition to the Cunrt
81 common Pleas, praying that he may be
admitted to the benefit of the acts of the
General Assembly made for the Relief OF
!nSoIvcnt Debtors. IL is ordered that the
said Daniel Jones, w, NJ. Kinder and nil
olhets The creditors to whom the said VIM.
Settle is in any wise indebted, be and thew
are hereby summoned and have notice 10
appear before the said Court at Lancaster
Conr' House, on the Third Monday in
March next, to shew cause il any they can
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not BE granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk
Office Of Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis
trici, OFT. l5, 1857.
De-. ., 1857. 4a-am
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LANCASTER DISTRICT.

John r. Welsh. Adminis-) In Eauitv-
traitor Of John w. Gr.go. Lancaster Dis
ry, deceased. tric, BU 10
>, vs. Marshal assets
'iasse'tlne @ Cureton.Ma for the pavmer,
gill g. Heath. ct nj. cred. ! of Debts and
Eors. John L. Gregory for Injunction.
Iames A. Gregory, Madrid
Terrell and wife Jane,
Mireden Gregory widow,
and others.
II appearing To the satisfaction Of the
commissioner, that John l.. Gregory, JAS.
a. Gregory, and Madrid Terrell and wife
Jane Terrell, defendents in above st..ied
csse and Bill, reside without the limits of
This State. itis ordered on motion Of Wi.
Hams, Sorr, for omplninanr, that The said
John l.. Gregory, James A. Gregory. and
Madrid Terrell and Jaor Terrell, hit wif.
DO answer, plead or demur to the Bill in
above stated case, on or before the I0:h
day of June. 1858, otherwise, Judgment
Pro-c"niesso will be ordered against each
and ali of them
JAMES IL. WITHERSPOON.
&. r.. l.. d
Lancaster, March 2, SO. 3-3m-pf Sc.
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PARLOR SEWING MACHINES.
THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF
LADIES
CALLED
Is CALLED To

PARLOR SEWING MACHINE.
NJ MANUFACTURED by the GROVER
INl 4 BAKER Sewing Machine Comra
ny, which possesses the following decided
and unmistakable advantages:
]. II is contained and operated in n hand
some Rosewood Box, WEIGH can be closed
and locked when not in use, thereby afford
ing the "wner the satisfaction of knowing
that 1t Is not used or tampercd with in h, /
absence. and which is an ctfcctual safeguard
ngairs' dust and dampness.
z. IL occupies less than a square foot in
space. is light and portable, and can b.
transported or carried freu one room to
another with the greatest facility.
3. Cotton is used on these machines ,s
1t ~ purchased---on spools-without rcwin.
ding, saving great deal Of time, trouble
and waste.
!. The trouble and perpleNity Of filling
and attending to n shuttle (ns in other ma
chinese IL, in this, avoidcd-no sbuttl, il
cmrloycd-lhc under thread being used
from large spool.
3. II can 10 used by hand or foot n,
pleasure con, enrnccs for The latter poypr
always accompany the machine, without ex.
ira cost
6. 1t is very simple, vet strong in con.
strnctIon-easly learned and kept in order
can be run at great speed, and does not
require to be taken apar. to be oiled.
The stitch isialways distinct even and
rrgn'ar-and for general beauty, strength
and elasticity cxccls the very best hand sew.
ing
=. This machine cmbrodcrs beautifully.
Family Machines also arranged in Tables
Cabinets. &c, With drawers, and every con.
veul"nce for work and speed at prices vary
ing from Seventy Five 10 One Hundred and
Twenty Fhc.Dolnrs
The extensive patronage and popularity,
eTJ"yrd by these machines is the beb, c,i.
dcncc "f their Superiority. Their novel
>tyIe-ornancntal. yet highly useful, their
almost nois"lcSs "ueraiiOn the simplicity
of their construction and beauty Of their
"ork-iogcther with the advantages emu.
A"raicd nboNc-rvnder this without any
qualification whatever the cheapest and most
reliable Sewing Machine ever brought be.
tore the public. Ladies, and all others in.
tcrcsted in the saving of labor, are invited
TO call at any az our Safe Roous and cyam-
inc for themselves. These machines are
freely shown, and d'samplrs Of the work given
at all imes-and twenty distinct patterns,
all our makr. suited Ia the dit,ercn, varieties
OF manuiaciUrr e. always on view.
GROVER g. BAKER
Sewing Machine Company, Southern
Depot.
II. w. KlNSMAN, SOLE ACT,
223 kIsG-sr., CHARLESTON,
viii furnish the Machine at Maeut.c,u rcrs
prices.
Feb, II. 1853. l-4t.
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10 those who have paid
their Taxes

NOTICE.-Since | have taken tb.
~ usual round in the lower part of the
District, (and received Taxes from n pr.ni
many persons) the Comptroller General
has sent inc an order to collect an additi,n,I
Tax. to pay debt due this State for Pan.
per Lunatn., in the Asylum. Those who
have paid their Taxes, will have to nav
their proportionnte part OF this Tax.
viii attend 10 the places Chat .! have
a,tended) on the following days, viz:
At Mob ey's Store Monday, March 30.
Horizons, Tuesdav, 3o
Tnxnhaw, Wednesday, a
Ptylers Muster Ground, Thursday.
April. .......... ......'I
Smalrs, Friday. .April 2
Jacksonham, Saturday .. 4
}. X. HUNTER, r. CID.
March LIST, 1853. 3-4
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LANCASTER DISTRICT.

In EG"ty, L"&coser District. BIZ for
Hy""c''s" ""d ~ t-i up The wjN of
ic""o'e coal~orL Ec{ittand SotorM.
Ai-> T.. Ni,or,. Adluini.. rator. VIII an.
n"X"d OF Mary Smali. vs. T.. II Hammond
LHah SuJ;l JH". = Smnlt. rx'rs John B
Susa /, td,cd Moses ki,klund and wifi,
Esther kirkland William .L,hn Van Barren
Eye. ri. al.
IL Appearing 10 The satisfaction of the
C"mmI--iUnrr. that Moses Kirkland and
"'ir f.HIh'~ kmkiaEi. and William John
Van u 'rcn ~ d"trndInt. IN above stated
case and LII rcstt- Nitnut the limits of
tins State. II iS ordr1 ~ on motion of
Moore, SoIr.. for complainant, that the
>aId drtrndnu'S. Moses kirkIand and Esther
Kirkland his wife, William J"hn Van Bu-
ren lNe, ii" answer, plead or dclnur To the
Biii III abore case. on or before the first day
OF Junc, 1873, oihrrw iSr, Judgment pro
c"nirsso will be ordered against each Of
S,eu.
JAMES II. WIrHERSPOON.
e. r.. l. ID.
fro H. 1898. = 3m-p + o 90