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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
DIRD.

Dxp at his residence, county of Goochland on
the 3ist OF August, 1885, JOHN $. FLEaING in the 9th
year OF his aye. " "
OF Mr. Jennings talents and social position there nrc
many VINO rom longer acquaintance and reader pens
are lar oetter quncd To speak than the writer ku,
having been With him much during his las, iluess and IT,
rec,ed my attention chiefly his spiritual vsn,s Gao,
il be duty TO bic memory and yet more to the ca,e
Of everlasting truth. publish his dying testimony 10
truth Tho CONTIGUOUS which il Is believed he su.sys
entertained and svowed, that the Bble is the word ~
God. and that there 10 salvation in Christ aud In ~,
o.her. there Il reason to hope were deepened INTO
hearfeh sense Of his unwoEthiness, and lcdShun
hum5ly and prsyerny throw himself the uei ry
Of God We have conatorting evidence that he reahz
bis condition .. guilty SINNER; that he prayed eain.-ty
for pardon and chat tho LVris mercy was not withheld
from him Without exposing things which are sac'"d
and soothing 70 The hesrs Of the bereaved sufce 10
say. that his unqualified testimony to The TRUTH ut
1T faithful aging and worthy OF all men to be re-
oeived. that Chrit Jssus into the world to
ness Let these words which he uttered to those arond
him. he warning ~ tho inpenitent-"Now 10 the LIE
for repentapcer; {. '.. I'm
DIED, in Hausemond county, the morning OF the ad
OF July Mrs. SSi2ARETH A. l. wife OF Col. Hugh II.
Kelly. eyed 81 years She a consistent member 0t
the bspust Church for many years. Lod ded il u ussur
snce of blessed immortality beyond the grase An
adectonate wife und mother sincere friend and knd
noighbor her death u1akee deep void In the hesrt
devoted husband and those of fond children ana many
,ieads, who deeply mourn their loss N.
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LATER FROM MEXICO -TAMPICO CAP
TIRED

NEW ORLEANS, September 6th.-The steamship
General Rusk has arrived at this port from Browns
vile, with dates from Mexico t LIT inst.
The "Liberalsts" captured Tampico on the 25,h OF
August. Gen Miramon was hoty pursued.
aen Videurri was concentrating ten thousand men
at San Luis for march on the capital.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

KANSAS.-Governor Denver, of Kansas, has pub
lishsd letter. by way Of reply to various pei
tions presented to him, by residents Of that Terri
tory, requesting him to convene extra session Of
the Legislature. The Governor declines to call this
extra session showing that at the preeen. time ihsre
are no members of the Legislature wbose official
terms have not expired He also Expresses the upi.
ion that the next election should be held under the
last apnorionmen according to the act of February
2oh, 1881. tie concludes by saying that he had
sueo the President aud the Attorney General of IA.
United States on this point and both agreed that the
next election should be hsld under this apportion
ment
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For the Enquirer.

country during the deliberations of the next Congress-
The writer is decided freud Of Mr.. Buchanan and
believes bin patriotic and honest in all his efforts to
give peace to the country on this vexed question: and
should, perhaps have voted 10 admit the Lecomptcn
Constitution presented to the last Congress. but
no q seen that Governor Wise and Mr. Douglas were
rjght 10 the patriotic stand they took for the
the Leconpton Constitution the people at Kansas
to he fairly submitted for their popular ratification or
rejection.
WI. no W see when too late, perhaps thu sagscty of
the gallant Vice. end the truth of bis predictions; for
he declared that IL better return the LecomptOn
Constitution ard have il fairly submitted 20 the peo
pie df Kauess than receive il and cloths them 18th
tho sovereign attributes OF State, by forcing them
to swallow constitution they oaihrc: ond resting the
argument for go doing upon the recognized principle
that they the people of Ksnsas ss members "f snv.-
reign State, could alter, amend or abolish the eame
at their pleasure afterwards.
We are grstified 10 the Southern press, with
a tew exceptions, deeply synpaihizng with Mr..
Douglas in III. noble fight be IL making agalnst the
Black Republicans of Illinois. The day IL not :ar
distant when the Democracy of the South, and indeed
of the whole Union will the wisdom OF the policy
recommended by Governor Wlse. The writer desires
by no means in thus doing Justice 70 an eminent
Southern Statesman, to reflect upon Mr.. Buchanan
his Administration Nor does he wish to impugn the
motives OF any Southern Representative in Congress-
who voted for Lecompton or The English Bill which
was total and complete surrender the part of be
Lecomptoutes but no desires to call the attention of
becounry to thu far seeing wisdom and distinguished
forecast OF one OF the greatest men and purest par s
living. The day is not far distant when the
Of Henry A. Wise will tower high above has repiirs;
when the American people. The great National De
mocrscy, the Union State Rights Democracy ut The
North and the South, will rally TO hs standard. by
placing him in the highest office known to ireem.n n.
The drought in this portion of Virgins, tOranee
and Madison countless, has been extremely dir asruus
to the corn crop. All concede thet srmers will not
make over half crop. The Oats crop being almost
q failure, and the Wheat crop falling short one half,
leads every one to believe that grain of all kinds
must rule high for the next year. RAfipAs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-30
GtlIIlI PR0lLiNilI0I.

UTHEREAS the Honorable FgAsCIs VI. KIM
w MILL, President OF the several Courts OF Com
mon PI as in the counties composing the 18th Ju-
dicia District. ard Justice Of the Courts OF Oyer
and Term acr. and Grner.l Ill D livery. for the
trial II capital and other offenders in The said Dis
frict-amd A J SSGvsDy and JosS q. HARTLEY,
Esquires Judges ftke C8ults o. Common Pleas
aal Justices of the Court Of Oyer and lerniner.
and General Jail Dslvery, for the trial Of all capi
tai and other offenders IN the county Of Bedford
haze issued their preeept and to me directed, for
holding Court Of Comm on Pleas, and General
Jail Delivery, and Court of Oyer aad Ternliner at
Bedford, on MOEBAY the 30th day OF August,
next. NOTICE is hereby given TO all the Justices
OF the Peace the Coroner and CoAstables within
The said county Of Bedf5td, that they be then and
there in their proper persons, with their rolls rec
oris, and iaQEisitI5ns, examinations AMI other re-
Rembrauces, Il Do those things which TO their OFF,
ces aud ii that behalf appertain to lie done, and
also they who viii prosecute against the prisoners
.h1. IRE or shall be il the JIi Of slfori county.
20 ee -hen and thee to prosecute aglinst them as
shall be just.
WILLIAM S. FLUCK, Sheriff.
Shcrif's Ofice, Be.iford, July 80, 1858.
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Yours, very truly,
Nfssourt.

Frank Blsir Is meetiag bis opponent before
t1c people, etch making ~ hours speech at
each appointment. Tha victary il every IN
stance. has been With Bl4ir who takes bold
anti-slavary ground OF the Glronlelet meet
ing, tie Democrat says:
''At the appearance Of Mr.. Blair it was very
evident, which was the fsvocile WITH the crowd
His speech vas the best eFort Of the canvass.
We have heard many who were present say
,hat@they never listened to more compact,
logical AMI stirring effort. TIE crowd stood
perfectly CD .ined b the speakers reasoning,
his geat:cula.i0n aud the clear ringing of bis
7,:ce upon the uig,,t air. Nr. Biair's speech
turned chiefly uqoa the ''u.ad sili" question:
lis review Of the opinions Of Senator Haui-
nond, Of South Carolina, as enforced in his
speech agai1s; The white slaves Of the Nor tb
aud his sarcastic handling of the two Missouri
Senators we're models OF e.ogaepce, anu told
With @onderfal effect up1n The aulieace.--
0;hsr portions Of taa speeeh were eqaslly
pointed anu teiictous
The cauglss, = far, has been most crafty
iug to the cause Of free labor. The people
seeas TO be awake TO tacir true interests, and
viii uu,lou5tedly give larger vote for the
ticket Of the Free Democracy than ever te-
fore
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DIR. u. Il. UIIlTNOR.

( VI Lancaster City, late Of PhIsdelphII, where
~ he has been In successful practice fol NUM-
ber Of years, received his education At the best Med
ia. College in the United States, and lad the ex-
pcrience and practice in the different Hospitals
several years, menIbeT Of tie A.ldytic Medical
Institute Of New York, ard late Surgeon OF the
United States Navy, nov offers himself the pub
lie to attend any protest. oRal calls.
The purest medicines always on hand direct from
t.4e best Laboratories OF our country, AMI the Bo
taEicol Gardens Of the wolf No pateut medicine
prescribed or recommended. Medicines used only
which will not break down the constitution, fut will
Teuoyate the system from all injuries il has
ed FROM mineral medicines. Chronic and difficult
diseases be treated upon analy teal principles
which s to know and ascertain what disease is, It's
nature and character require knowledge of the
chemical constituents oi every solid and fluid Of the
human cody the chang those solids and fluids
are capable Of undergoing. To know what nedi-
cines 10 employ 10 cure diseases requires a Snow
ledge of the chemical constituents oi all agents
employed ia medicine; and ii We are in possession
OF this knowledge, il Is possible to cure any disease
matter OF how long st4ndng-aad leave the
patient in healthy and perfectly cured condition.
Melancholy AbeTrsi!0D or that state Of alienation
and weakness Of the mind which renders persons in
capable Of enjoying the pleasures OF performing the,
duties Of life; Dyspepsia; that distressing disease
aad fell destroyer Of health and happiness, under
mining the constitution, and yearly carrying thol-
sands 70 un;inaely graves, most emphatcaly be
cured. rheumatism, IN any fUrm or condition,
Chronic or acute, warranted cIrable; Epilepsy o.
falling sickness; ali chronic aud stubborn cases Of
Female Diseases radically removed Salt Rheum
and every description Of alterations; Piles ana
SerotGlous Diseases which have baffiei all preyisus
MEDICAL skill can be cured by my treatment, when
the Constitution is nos exhausted
do ssy al diseases Eyes, ConsumpAoa) can be
cured.
y Cancer cured witiott fss knife.
VIII remain in my Office on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, from O'Clock A. NJ. 20 accommodate
patients from distance, and con ut in the English
aud German languages Will make visits 10 any
distance if required May be addressed br letter,
Fulton Square, Lancaster city, Pa
eISee his appoiAtpent, in local column. TO Wis
i Bedford on the loth IIth, 18th and I8th of Au-
gust, to consult with p@tients on all diseases free
Of charge.
Jay 90, lS53-lv
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y yrnEM "~

GEORGE B. AMICE, surviving partner Of the
VI late firm Of Gro. 3. AsIcK BRorHER, moti-
fies all persons interested that the books ot said
firm remain in bis hands for settlement, and that
circumstances demand imu1eGiate closing up Of
the business Of said firm. Pefsons Indebted or
having settlements 70 make. are therefore request
ed to call On the subscriber without delay
St. Cltirsy.lie, June il, is5S.;f.
The subscriber wfll continue The mercantile 5azi-
aess at the old sf4ad, where he will be happy 10
meet and supply the wants Of his friends and Gus
toners at all times. He viii receive in . couple
Of weeks neg supply Of seasonable goods, which
he is determined 10 sell on the most reasonable
terms. GEO. b. AMICK.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-30
/ BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF
RICE GLOSSY HAIR
Completely Preserved
TO TIE GREATEST AGE.

And who Tat is graz would not have il restored
to former color or bald but would have the growth
restored. OF troubled with danirnff and itching but
would have It removed, or troubled with scro.ull
scald head, or other erHptions. but would be curei
or with sick head ache, (neufaigis> bat would be
cured. 1t will also remove all linplss from the
face and skin. Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will
d o all this, see circular and the tsilo sing.
ASS ARBoR, November 5, 1856
PRor. o. J. Woop-Deag-S Sir; have heard Iaach
said of the wonderful effects OF your Hair Restora-
tive but having been sp often che tied hy qaackery
and Guack nostruns, hair dyes, &c. wac iispus-
ed to place your Restorative III tha same category
with the thousand and one loudly trlrnpeted quacs
remedies, until l met Yolia Lawrence county sams
months since, when you gave me such as s,raace
as induced tie trial OF your Restorative in .ay
fami!y--first b. my goof wife, whose hair rad b.
come verv thin and e1iiFvls white, and bcfo.e ez-
Lausting one or your large hotties, e- h1ir vas ~
stored nearly 10 its original beautiful brown color,
and hld thickene3 AMI become be elutii aad glossy
upon, and entirely ever the head she confinuesto
use it. 70. simply because Of its heautf fag effects
upon the hair, but because Of IFS aealthfdl g.fu- >
ence upon the head aud aiud. Others Of ny family
ana hiends are using yGur Restorative WITH tito
happiest effects therefore, nay skep:icsul and
doubts in reference 20 its character aud value ara
entircly removed; and can and 10 most ce7.ialiy
and coBftentialy reconend rs use by al 10 would
have their hair restored from y aite or gray (hy
reason of s:ckae2s or 2 ge,) u Original color and
beauty, and by al young persons WHO woall have
their hair beautiful and GLOSSY.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-30

VN the Orphans Court, in and for the Coanty qf
i Bedford. In the matter Of the distribution of
the balance Of funds remaining in the hands Of
VIII. &c, of n. Patterson, deceased, Jao. =.
Reed appointed Auditor to ascertain Jhs advance
ulents made to the heirs an4 report distribution
Of said balance.
The Auditor will attend to the duties Of the
above appointment, on Saturday, the l4tn day Of
August, next, at 10 O'Clock, &. NJ, of said day.
at his Office, in the Borough Of Bedford, "nen and
where al persons interested en- attend if teg see
JNO. P. REED,
.audjfor.
T,f1v Ir 12sQ
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July ls, 1858.

IN th. Count of Common Pleas in and for thu
Il County ot Bedford. N tie matter o. the ex-
ceptions fled to tie account Of Samuel II, Tate
Esq. Assignee Of Scnsom & Gephart, Jno. 2.
Reed appointed Auditor To report upon the excep-
tions, state an account, and report 9 distr52tioH
of the funds a she hands Of tiae Assignee, to and
amongst the creditors aud the evidence.
The A4citor viii attend to the duties Of the
above appointment, on Monday, the 18Th day OF
August, next, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, Of said day,
at his flee, in the Borough OF Bedford, when aud
whel all parties Interested attend If they see
proper.
-9udifor.
July 10, 1853
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-30

THIS wel-known ans delightful summer Resort
1 is opened Tor the reception Of visitors, aad
will be kept open until the lst Of October
The new and spacious Buildings erected last year
arr now fully completed, and the wlols establish.
ment has been furnished in superior style, and the
accommodations ill be Of character not excesd
in any part Of the Uni ed States.
The Hotel will be under the management Of Ar.
A. 6. ALLEN, whose experience. corteous Tsn-
neTs and attention 10 his guests give the amFlsst
assurance Of comfort and kind treatment.
The Company have made extensive arr genleuts
10 supply lealers ana Individuals with '.Redford
Water,' by the barrel, carbog, aad II bottles, at
For a barrel ffaulberry} 81 %
Do foakI 90
DO (nulberryJ 90
Do {oaK9 z 90
Carboy, 10 gallons, 25
Bottles, pint per dozen, 90
The barrels are ali carefully prepared, SO that
purchasers may depend upon receiving the Water
fresh an sweet
All communications should be addressed 20
TIE BEDFORD MINERAL STRINGS Co,
July 8, 1851. Bedford, Pa.
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AUGUST APPOINTMENT.
REnF0RD, t.WASHINGT0N HOUSE, /"
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IITH.

Or. Hartman treats Consumption Bronchitis,
Asthma, LarFyngittiS, and all diseases tne throat
and lungs, by medical Inlalation at,ly used ia the
bFoiaton Hospitals Loaaon. The grsat point IN
the treatment OF ali human maladies is to get at
tile disesse in the direct manner. All medicines
are estimated by their action upon the organ re-
qHrfng relief This il the important fact upon
whlca Inhalation Is based. Ii The stomach is di-
se-sed We take medicine directly into tie stomach
Ii the lungs diseased, breathe or inlale nedi-
Gated yapoFs directly into the lungs. Nc icines
are the antid5tes to disease and should be applied
20 the very seat Of disease Inhal lti9n is the ap-
pleation OF this principle to the treatment of the
lungs for il gives direct access those ntri-
cate air cellr and tube3 which lie ont of reach Of
every other means OF administering medicines
The reason that consumption, and other diseases
OF the lungs, have heretofore resisted al treatment
has been because they had never been approached
in direct manner by medicine. They were int end
ed to at upon the lungs and yet were applied to
the stomach. Their action Intended 10 be To-
cal, and yet ghcy administered that they
should net constitutionay, exendiag iInne late
and principal action upon the unoiiending stcmach
whilst The foul ulcers within til lungs were unmo-
Tested. Inhalation brings the medicine il direct
contact with the disease, without tie disadvantage
Of any violent action. It's application Is 80 sim
pie that it can be employed By the youngest infant
or ieeVlest Invalid, II dees not derange the sto-
mach, or interfere in The least eegree with the
strength, comfort, or business of the patient
OTHER DISEA5ES TREATED.-In relation
TO the following seases, either when CONF icater
with lung affections or existing alone, also :nyit-
consultation. I gsu-ily fnl them promptly curable
PEolapsus aud all other forms Of female com
plaints, irregularities, and weakness.
Palpitation and other forms of Heart Disease
Liver Conn plaiat, Dyspepsia, and all other diseases
Of stomach and bowels, &c.
Alldiseases Of the eye and r.. Neuralgia Ep-
lapsy, and ali forms OF nerTuus disease. No
charge fol. consultation
s. D. HARDMAS, u. d.
July 8. 1858.
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SUMNER GOODS.
AdminisLraI0rs, Nolice.

r ETTERS Of administration having heen grant
IL ed to the subscriber, living in St. Cllr Town.
ship, Bedford County, Pa, on the Estate Of Berjl
aiia Davis late OF the atste Of Iowa. decd al
persons indebted to saii are EstaLe hereby notified
L, make payment Immediately, and those hayip3
claims against the WI present them properly
autheuticated for settlement.
GEORGE C. DAVIS,
July &c, 1861 .f1nir.
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Two QUEsffoSs--lf the slavery question
were struck out Of the national politics, Mat
would be left of The Republican partyl--lpash
Union.
Precious little, if anything. What would
BE- left OF the Democratic party ya-Loaisg'!ie
Journal
james Ruchauan. SONS thousands Of Post
masters, Cusioai House effects, Foreign Minis
.ers, contractors, aud variety of others who
receive satisfactory qu,a pro quo---Phita,
heus
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Auditor'S SQtjee.

THE uadersgned appointed 70 distribute the
b4lllce in the h4nds Of Wm. ". Hail. Esq, admir-
of tie estate Of Amos Raley des'd among the cred
i:ors Of said deed VIII attend for that purpose, at
bis oiace, Ia Bsdtord, Gu Monday, the 18th day Of
e ugust, next, at oclock, a. NJ, when and where
a.! persons Interested may attend, if they thiuk
proper. JNO. MOWER,
.fuiitor.
JULY go 1861
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DIR. j. q. AsRCOM,

KETOULD respectfully infovra the public that he
w has located permanently at HopeweH, Bed
ford County. Pa. in the practice Of medicine
AID socits the patronage OF tie citizens Of Town
aui Country. he be joand At all times at Capt
B-clvtll's Hotel. or al his Office, lately occupied
by Dr.. H. a Dorsey, decd. unless professionally
engaged.
H9pewcIl. June IL, 1850
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July 2. 1858.
$780, GOO BRTCR WANTED.

FE1HE School Directors of Bedford Borough sili
H. receive proposals from this 1ato the 18th of
July inst. for THREE HUNDRED AND FIFrY THous-
AND good build ng brick, one-half to be delivered
this fall, and the other half next spring not later
than the first Of June. Clay be- furnished by ths
Directors desired, but everything else by the
kcr of the brick.
July 2, 1858.
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WGF He Didn't VOTE.

Il viii be recpllee:ed that Senator licuder-
son, Of Texas, did ne. reeerd his vote upoti the
Kansas Conference bill, all that bis siicues
occa.ioaed some surprise at the measure. We
now fipl in the Aastip ltexa-) Garstts, The
foiowing extract Of . latter fre:n that senator,
giglag Lis reasoas for not voiing upon the bill I:
PHILADELPHIA, Nay ., 1858.
VI jor john Marshall-My Dear Sir | dri
net vote Oh the bill at It's passage. Ga the
morning Of the day BE bill finally p.ssei, The
President sent for me, aud n.ale such an
earnest and strong appeal 10 ne 10 vote for
The bill, anl ail in saving bis 4 lmiui,irat on
aRd-the Democratic party OF the North, as 10
la-ace ma 10 leave taa Senate Chamber aud
not vote al all, as lw5ald have trli bound u
vote agAins, the bill ii had voted. We are
an unfortunate people; and wien @e wiil DO
abte 10 present the question il shape 10 Unite
he aaigriiy Of our peoPle IN siaa'!iiis b their
rigltsIs hard farsee.
Yours, very truly,
HENDERSON.
lie ire certainly an unfortunate people,
when the p es;dent cf Ito ITnits4 States can
80 far forget tie iigafy II his oHi,e, an,l the
prophecies 0. publj, life, As 10 send foE mem
tcrs OF Congress silh view of pc. spuliug
them TO violate ,acir awn judgments. Wac
3oes uoi so9 in this letter 5n explana,ion of
whole scoics of Democratic yotes It is the
patronage ii tae government brought in coR-
iict with the f,eetlom Of eisctioas.- HJrris-
burg Telegraph.
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Notice Of lnqalsifion.

WHEREAS Wm. lines, llte of S Southampton
Township. Bedford County, died se;zsd % the fol
loving described real estate, to wit The mansion
tract, continuing about fear huadfed and seventy
acres, adjoining lands Of Thomas Leasure, Joseph
Bennett, Geo. Baitholow, john Pennet aud others
One other tract, containing about $50 acres, al
joining lands OF Hesekiah Tewell, George Tewsl,
David HoCs4il and others. One other tract con-
tanning about so acres, adjoining lands of Wesley
Perdcw, and the next described trac. and others
Also. the undivided one-third part OF a tract con-
taining four hundred and seveEty-1our acres or
theeabouts, adjoining ianas Of Joseph Bennett,
Wesley Periew. and the last above described tract,
all situate in southampton Township, Bedterd
County-leaying issue eight heirs to4sit:
ilIAm Il. Times, Isaac lines, John lines,
nov dead, leaving two children, Mary an Sarah
Iatns, the last of VIII on1 is muor,and has guar
diam Richard I2u.S, who IS nov in Allegheny Co.,
Pa Moses and Aaron .isnas, the petitioners, and
} Jacob and Henry 1ianls. AL except Richard reSiae
in Bedford County.
Notice is therefore given, that in pursuance Of 4
writ Of partition or valuation TO ne directed 1
viii proceed to hold an nquistion or valuation on
the said premises, on Wednesday, the 2Sth day of
July, 1883 when and where all parties int rested
may attend if they think proper.
VS.. S. FLUKE,
Sheriff
Sheriff~s Office