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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-22

day morning, President Young, accom-
panied by Presidents Kimball and
Wells, and q small party, consisting OF
nis clerks and few Of his friends,
STATED on on excursion to the island,
known, officially, as Antelope island.
Capt. Stansbury, in his report to Col.
Albert, the Chief of the Corps of To-l
biographical Engineers, thus speaks OF
and describes the island:
aAntelope Island Ii Ire largest Of hsislands in
lie lake. II Is about sixteen miles In length and
i've miles broad IL he widest part. Like sll the
other islands in the lake, and, indeed, oil the
promInences observed west Of the Wshsateh
range and within rs valley. II consists Of long
rocky sminsnce, ranging from north to south,
rising abruptly from the water, and attaining an
elevation 81 about 5000 feet above the level
oi the lake, A party was seutup the mountain
10 erect i lriangulatton station upon lis highest
peak. The officer charged with that duty de.
scrbes the view from This elevation as grand and
magnificent, embracing The whole lake, the is
lands. and the sncltcling mountains covered with
snow---a superb picture sci To- . Framework Of
silver .z1 & f. X, !;
stThe southern part Of The Island IL connected
with the main shore By an extensive sand IA,
which, in The sotnmer Is for The most part dry,
bot ID frequently flooded 10 the depth ot eighteen
inches, the water Of tie lake being a iven over II
BY every gale from The North. Upon The cessa-
lion Of the wind The water recsdes. and then tIe
dspressions Of the beach are filled with pools Of
shallow water, which, eraporating under The in.
fIuence Of the sun, leave excessive deposites Of
salt upon The sand. = =.,s
The weather being very favorable, and
the waters of the lake low and un-
troubled by boisterons winds, the party
had pleasant and heaIth-reviying
trip, and, when last heard from, were
enjoying uninterruptedly the wild inno-
cent pastimes and recreations Of camp-
fires and . tour among the lakegirt
hills. a /. s.5 5s
"There is a pleasure In The pathl,ss woods,
There is a rapture on the lonely shore,
There y society where none intrades,
BY ths'' clear lake, sand music in It's roar:
Hove not man the less but nature more,
From these our Interviews, in which steal :.
From all ! may be, or have been before,
To tuipeie with the universe, and feel.
What can meier express, yet cannot all con.
eeaIn 4: &..:. ~.
80 q ..-'- = - - z = = =
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BIsHoPs am PREsIpENTs

IAFoaghoHt Che IsrrtiOry,
.yITILL you please inform the citizens Of
your settlements, that | have opened
regular II. ,3.::.i
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL.
AGENCY
and am prepared 10 receive yearly subscribers
for all the principal Newspapers, Magazines, etc,
at the Publisheiss Prices Those who wish 10
subscribe Tor any paper or magazine will please
forward their address with The amount 40 early
as possible, 90 IS 10 secure their fTpt number IN
january,
Eastern Papers and Magazines, which am SELF
leg al 10 and 80 cents each, and al those who.
would prefer buying them ON these terms can BE-
supplied on application 10
Iii GEORGE GODDARD.
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M = R 81. I .

]: CABINET MAKER, JpfOLSTERER,
TURNER AND CfiiIR.Af4AHIsIl, #
Second door south Of Surveyor Generals oiIices
ON WEST TEMPLE STREET
MIR. BIRD 10 prepared To execute all orders
IHl entrusted 20 Rim In asfinlshed, Workman
like manner He has on hand 4 large supply Of
welI.seasoned Mountain Mahogany, and will
furnish 10 order promptly, 5... s.:
TEN PIN AI.LEY BALLS.
COUNTING HOUSE RULERS,
WALKING CANES, .
and every article iii his lile % crafty The most
fastdious taste. 55 I. s GIL, q
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

On ne Muddy, tlDslpe miles ussi af FoH Brid9sr.
III FOOD ENTERTAINMENT Tor Travellers,
Ne also Horse Feed and Good Stabling. Terma
rs low assany house on the road. h
~. j. b, ToMIINsoN,
s To- 4: II. II: g. METCALFs
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SELLING AN COST WITHOUT
81 .. .si. FREIGHT
WII.IIANI UEERIR

informs The inhabitants
Ia of Utah that he has commented mannfac-
turing COMES, al his Residence, one block
south 81 UniJh Square, l6.h Ward IL you
want fine, coarse,or fancy dressing Combs, now
Ii your time. He will lake 10 exchanges GRIM,
flour, corn, &c, d Tithlng prices. Cash will BE
sIaken al par. ss55 I'll
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HOME NEWS.
THE SAN FRANCISCO DUEL.

MANY Of our readers, and especially
those who were acquainted with the
murdered Senator, Will feel interested
in the perusual Of the correspondence
that led to the tragic duel, hi which
Mr.. Broderick fell.
What strange ideasof sshonorv seem
to exist, and to be fast gaining ascend
ency in the world, or at least are being
revived from the old days of feudaI-
ism. In revenge for an unguarded Of
harsh expression, the prevailing law
now seems to Be, for the aggricved to
blow the transgressor's brains out, or
have his own precious body perforated
with q lump Of lead. There is but one
remedy for such an evil. Try tile sur
yiyor IN q duel as common felOn,
magnify the law for the punishment of
murder.
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10 THE FuRLIc.

As the reeant hostile meeting between Messrs.
Frederick and Terry has attracted much public
attention, and has been the sabject already 81
many mlsstatements IN the newspapers, il 4
deemed necessary 70 publish the correspondence
between those gentlemen, and the terms on
which they met The papers are given il their
chronological order.
! 3... . q .. CALHOUN BENHAM
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-07-06

aud kindred statutes "eanuot and ought ns'
to be violated With impanity" was inlsnde,
10 apply TO just such men as thls-withoat
any regard to the place ol their nativity. II
- statutes like THE that IL III. Il F." calls q
"ssladle" aud Parifsaieal--wth a sneer.-
sappose they az. iaey are hqt the rejection
of the pubhc sentiment Of the state. B, thi-
logic. then. our people are PsTHahs--a cas-
oi whose opinions he seems To have peFfeet
horror--ani have preserved sHiadtHg slaiate
since lel7 Why has he chosen his rssidence
amongst such people, when The world !, 80
large May be. he desigus 10 reform our
siely by eladieating these Parifsaisai errors
Nous ryroas- as distinguished politician
used to -ay.
Tie hnchcs somewhat under my correction
OF bis reference to King james Book OF
sports" (,he Book Of SPIRITS. Mr. Editor.
wa the work Of your compassion. not n ine)
and calls il 'pd.afie" Tie thinks, too. that
have iusinuaied that he j. ignorant" Not
so-he mistakes me entirely That is not my
estimate Of hint j. the reverse. aud Say il
frankly. HIS charge Of pedaLtry cannot IN
duee l4e to empioy an uukind r,tort. Some.
body has wisely said that "poiiteness is the
lehi,alry OF debate" aud that far shall en-.
dravor 10 be ohivalric. Personalities are in
bad l4sIe-ihey indicate erfor-not conscio-
right. An aatagenist may be unhor-ed ia
lscu,sion--he mar be cil'l to The very chin
- manly aud courteous way.
Perhaps It was "pedantic' IN me TO correct
/ his errof-no matter. BUTT occurred 10 m,
a. quite proper when saw hiT talking s'
gi.oly about al sorts Of history. that should
merely suegest the necessity Of his being accu
rate--that'. ali lie said that Charles y va.
'.the author of -. Bar,holomew's ,lassocre--
and doablies. considered il important 20 hi
argument ar II lac did not. he viii excuse m
for suggesting that it was a little "pedautlc'
to lay 80. So supp"sing. denied the state
ment aud alleged that he was net the autloY o
i,--thst 81 Wa. Catharine de Medici, his moth
er And now. in reply. he says true, an
Who dii not know thats' II he knew ii.wh.
did he not say 30. at once But these ar
small matters comp AIRED viii the main pon;
Of disagreement between Us. They are imms
tsr,ai Issues. = hich shall not pursue any fur
lher To morrow, however, ! will again cd
1rcss you. in continuance Of the metesis
points Of this discussion.
AM IJACOBIN.
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O. The iron e-.~n Of Cbarless sgne -
threatened by the gasp of republican hands
The Albany Jour a0l. referring io the pursuit ~
he Agsiran General u rtan llto Nonza ~
ssribsli.. ri lhe head of the ius1rtsri ltel-
ian-. rsfrinis us that this faf, Du. .els. a. De
l-s.ffcL in the Cfthedrii - Nonza. The
cfoan a. an iron clrclei which tradisioD Pre-
tend. - made Of one # The uaiis from the
Cross or Ciusi. u is sor-euadei aDt eocrUst-
"a aiih gold ani gems. IL W. tf.i place.
upon the head % The conq4eror Chariehagtc
iy Pope Adrian ! ia the year II II ifs-
= WAS carried 10 komc 10 crown Frederick the
ffth. IL ijjl Il va uscd 90 b0losna a.
dfss fhs Emperor Charles fhe ffh 10 l-O5
aqoieon placed 4 on hls own head. when be
cong urred italy. Mcrza j. . fortified village,
twelve miles rorih of n lao. aud = % Niisn
hat Versatile j. = Pas. II 6eneIal DJr.
ban setfeats from there. al reiieat be must.
- Milan has fallen. be will either have - ctr.
~ II 81 asth him, or t falls into the hands "
T tie aliies II woali be Garibaidi's prsnde -
ashiegeneu. 10 espturo O., ana - a. 5ietoi
Emmanuei's chiei ABOLITION 10 wear a.
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Fxtcr-Iox or = WIZ NrEpaRgR About
OO0 persons attended the execution OF Dr..
kiuz a. Cobgrg Caasds. o. the stu in.t fof
the marder Of his wife by poison. The >hsfir
Who directsi his execution had kneva him
from an innocent boy. HIS life laa been a
eh-cnersd one " hen youth ke ~as fond Of
reAdssg Theological sfF@' Ana his defo' Aoo'.
~ss 20 serious that II vzs innagined by many
he would 20 into the church. Then he uaI
lied and vent 10 the Normal School. Toro"io
A.x. he became a teacher at The Ccaial
school. Hamilton. Finally. he studied Ho.
noepa,hy a. Philadelphia, and settled dow (
10 practice az brighton. lie confessed 10 has-
lsr fed his wife arsenic for ioog time. bat
anally killed her by asse Of ehiofoie'in.
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II kase beard a woman OF he world
.ay-~ The siate Of wsdo~hood - ineonss
uient. Tor one must assume all the Dodesty Of
Young girl withou. being able 10 fsign ber
igrvFAacf.
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The State Of South Carolina,
ARBEVILLE DISTRICT
In Equity:
L6uisa N. Traylor,
and others,
=" VS.. Bill for Partf-
David II. Traylor,
RY virtue of an order given by Chancellor
- Wardlaw. in this case will cause TO be
sold, Mt Abbcvlle C. H.. on the first Monday in
December, prox, the following real estate of
Albert y. Traylor, deceased, viz: q
valuable tract of land, containing Three
hundred md Fifty seven Acres, more or less,
lying on Calabash and Hard Labor creeks, and
adjoining land of Jno. L. Harmon, Thos. C
Perrin, DIR. Jno. w. Hedrst, and others.
plat of this tract will be exhibited on the
day Of sale. (The parties interested; will
please soc that this plat is furnished at the Com.
missioner Office in Abbeville, on or before the
day of sale.)
7erma--A credit of one and two years.
(equal annual instalments,) with interest from
the day Of sale. except as to the costs of this
suit which will be required in cash.
Purchaser TO give bond with at least two ap-
proved sureties to secure the purchase money.
S. SIMKINS.
Com'r in Equity. for Edgefeld District.
iTsNo@. 8, 1859 90 ids
SHE4- Press copy.
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g NeSroeS,

n valuable family. And should it he necessary,
ito pay in full the mortgage debt, will also sell
Oh same Or succeeding day, the Furniture, Ulen-
sils &C., belonging to the Hotel.
7crms.-For the HOTEL and STABLES, n
credit Of fl years, with interest on each in
stnlmcnt from dag Of sale; the lst instalncn,
to fall due on lst October 1860, and the remain
ing instalmcnts on lst October of each sncccs-
sivc year. Plats of these Lots will be cxhibi
ted on the day of sale.
AS to the NEGROES, so many rs will be ne.
ccssnry TO pay in full the .frc last instruments.
will be sold Oh the same terms rs above; the
balance Of tho Negroes and the Furniture, &C.,
OH Il credit Of II months, with interest from day
Of sale.
Purchasers to give Bonds, with at least two
good suriics, and mortgage of the property
sold, TO secure the purchase money, pay the
costs i'll cash and pay for papers.
WM. ii. PARKER, C.EhD.
Commissioners Office,I
Nov. 8, 1859 20 At
NT1" The Columbia Guardian will publish
Tri weekly. and the Grccnvllc Patriot d. .Noun-
h"mscr weekly, till day OF sale. Will please no.
tice specially, and forward bill to W. ii. F., be-
fore the day of sale, and u copy of paper COIL
tanning advertisement.
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SALES FOR DECEMBER.
Sherif's Sale.

HRf virtue of sundry Wrs of Fieri Facias
IL y to me directed, / will sell ut AbbsviIIe
oomr, House. on the first Monday in DECEM.
'Eit next. within the legal hours of SALE the fol-
lowing property. to wit:
lands Of Peter Guiilabcau, Edwa. ID Calhoun
and others, levied OH as the property of Benin.
min r. Gilbert, ads. Thomas NJ Christian. and
others.
lGS Acres of Land. more or less, bounded bv
lands of William B Dorm, James Trayler. nn,l
others, levied on as the property of joseph G..
Bcall, ads. NJ. w. Coleman, and others.
Also ut the residence of Joseph G.. Beal1 ON
Thursday, the Sth of December next, 4 Horses
b head Of Cattle, lot of Hogs, Wagons. 2
Buggys. l Cart, l lot of Corn, lot Cotton. I
lot Of Fodder. l lot of Blacksmih's Tools. lot
OF Plantation Tools, Bureau, Desk, Look
ing Glass. lot Potatoes, lot of Kitchen Fur
nturc, with other articles levied on as the prop
crfy OF Joseph G. Bcall, ads. NJ w. Coleman,
and others.
At Hodges Depot, on Tuesday the 9th De-
eclnbcr next; 206 pounds of Cotton. i'm the
Seed. Also. 20 bushels Cotton Seed. levied on
as the property Of j. J. Richey, ads. Roberts
4 Adams. Terms cash.
9o Acres of land, moro or less, bounded bv
lands OF William Duncan aud William CIink
scales; also two bales Of Cotton as the pron.r,y
OF Jackson Griffin, ads. Hugh Robinson and
Addison Clinkscnles.
l Negro Woman Martha, as the propertv of
Samuel w. Cochran, Sen, uds. d. p. HUGHES
and Others.
=, J. T. MOORE, SAD.
Sher,ffs Office,
Nov Is, 1859. 30 tds
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBETILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Ex. Partc,
Petition to sell prop

~ vs. Petition to sell prop
W. ). Lomax. erty.
EDURSUANT TO order of Court, will sell Mt
Il public cutlery, Mt Abhevilc C. H., On
Sale Day in December next, (5.) the House and
Lot OF Augustus 1.omax, in Ahbcvllc Village.
on Main street. bounded by lands of Edmund
Noble, John White; and others. Said Lot con-
tains about Il Acrcs more or less. with ncccs-
sary on'buiings. &c. and on same day or day
following. all the Household and Kitchen Furni-
turc. one PIANO. &c. &c.
1nmS-A credit of twelve months. with in
tercst from day of sale, purchaser to give Bond
with ut least two good suretics to secure the
purchase money; pay the costs in cash, and
pay for papers.
WM. II. PARKER, cEA.D.
Commissioners Office,
Nov. 8, 1859. 90 tds
N. B-The Plantation-about 30 Negroes,
provisions, &c-will be sold at the Plantation,
about the l4th of December, ani will be adver-
tised hereafter.
". II. P.
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WANTED.
LIBERAL isDucEMrsrs TO Aorsrsl

FIFTY Dolia,s a aEoath. and all Espsnses Paid
w wish to engage an active Agent in every
County throughout this United States and,
Sanadas, 70 travel and Introduce our Neso Ikettfv
Dottux Double TKread ltSsk Siiicb SevinR MSsl
shiat. This EScelsiof Macbiae is iusst pa tsnled.
with valuable improvemsntA, which make il tbs
shssgsst and most popular machine 10 existencs.
ann asknow!etged 10 be unsurpassed fer gene rai
are wanted tosolicit orders by sample, to whom
salary Of $50 per month and expenses, will be
paid. For conditions and full particulars ad.
dtes, with stamp Tor return postage, .9
yss II. w. HA R HI rs d co. ~
No. l8 Shoe 6t.Leather Exchange.
BOSTON, MASS.
NoS!.I6, 1859 S0.J 81
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PUBLIC SALE.

Il ment of Samuel Irwin, decd, will sell to
the highest bidder, Plantation Of Land, about
four miles East OF Abbevilie C. H., adjoining
lands Of John Cowan and J. F. Murshan, and
containing
One Hundred and Twenty Acres,
more or less, about one half ID the woods.
Also
eBro Fellowe
about forty years Of age: 80 s2i;. ~
a Terms, 70 months credit without interest.
&C. H., on Sale Day ii, DECEMBER next. ~.
~ JAMES SsIRWIN, Executoft
/ Nov.,s, 1859 90 At
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abteuiile District.-C Citation.
by WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Ordina ary Of Abbe.
vile District. -
w HEREAS, a. T. Watson and p. w. Wat.
~. son, has applied to me for Letters 81
Administration, on ell and singular the goods
and chattels. rights and credits of Ehl,u Wat.
son, decd. late Of the district aforesaid,
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish al.
aud singular, the Kindred and creditors Of tLe
said dsceased. to be aud appear before me, a,
our next ordinary Court for tie said District,
TO be holden at Ab6eville Court Hopse, on ,1he
third day Of December next, 10 show cause.
if any. why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given aDder nay hand aud seal, this 10Th day
OF aovembev, inst, in tho year Of nur Lord
sg' one thousand eight hundred and fifiy min &;
and in the saith year Of American Indspena
dence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. AID.
J.. Nov. 49, 1853 Sl sot
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GREENWiooD az ALE SCHOOL
VIZ. MeKELLAR, III. AZ A..
.FFoRxaetss

ais-:si y q, -ses-TS ~ 80 ss tlls
II Taition per aunan from $40 % Sao.. Board,
$40 per month. 's8 80 q. I.
References: J. L. Dsae; d. n, Cuthber.,
Ca; p. H. Nell, D. D.. Athens; Ga. !: NJ M.
Crawford. d. D., Penfield Ga. CRsens of
Greenwood and vicinity; and five years expe:
rience in teaching. ~
For particulars, see Catsloeue.
Greenwood, s. g., Nov. "a, 1850 al %
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). Nov. 49, 1855 sl et
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

L1hG OIalE or SOOld tCAhStLlNA'
u. AIbeville Distr;es.-v Citation.
!; BY WILLIAM HILL, yEaq.. Ordinary Of Ab-
= bsvilie District.
:" HEREAS Warren r. Belcher and VIII
w liam w. Brlcher have, applied to noe
for letters of Administration. on all and singular
the goods and chattIes. rights and credita Of W
w. Rsieber. Tate Of The District Aforesaid decd
These sfe thsrsfo'e, to cite and admonish oil
and singular tfs kindred and creditors Of tho
said, decgd, 70 be aud appear before me, at our
nsxt Qtdtharys CoYr for the said District, 70
be ltoidsh at AbbevilIe G. H., on the fifteenth
OF neceH.t,ss: next, to show eause,if any, why
the said adIapistraiion shouid not be granted
GiyM HPder my hand aud seal this 30tR day Of
November, Id the year Of eur Lord. one
THOUSAND eight hundred and fifty mine. and
~ In the a4tt year Of American Indepsn.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
Ds4 80 $50 SO zt
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Why Don't You Insure Yo1r

MEX ao1ns' 1sEvrz1a ;
nj EGRoEs are dying and witieeasinpe % Do
HN sos Likely Negroes are now worth $500
. head, and BY pay ing $40 to $50 8 he'd, you
may save Thousands Of Dollars. z s. - -
4. .Issura nee Office. .S .. is;a
= Abbey lille, 8, C.Ss SSs 81 2s = E "a. .i4t,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ALbepille District - Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL. Esq, Ordinary OF Able
vile District.
J" IIEREAS J. W. Fooshe and Elizabeth
" Day, have applied 10 me for letters of
Administration, Oh all aud singular the goods and
chattels rights aud credits; Of Edmund DAY,
late OF tile District Aforesaid, deceasd.
These are thetefore, to cite and adn1niah aIl
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deed, TO be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinarys Court for the said District to be
holden at Abbeville G. H., on the sixth OF
December next. to show eahse. if any, why the
said administration should not be granted:
Given under my hand aud seal tlIis 2lst day OF
November, in the year Of our lord, one tlous.
and eight hundred and fifty-n,ne, aud in the
S4th year of American Independence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. n.
NOV Z, 1859 81 2t
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEFILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.

Cassaudra Henderson,
VS.. Bill for Psrtit
'"''s" s"a 'a;"sss'""' o;"s!.' of Real Estate
HDURSUANT to order of Court, 1 will sell
n at public ontcry, at AbbcviIle C. H., on
Sale Day in December next. t5.) the Real Estate
ct Francis Henderson, deed. lying OH wuters of
Rocky Creek, containing Four Hundred and
twenty three Acres, more or less. and bounded
by lands Of Sally Widenai, Josiah Patterson,
w. Mccain, aud Others
1sTms.-A credit Of one. two aud three years
i'h interest on the LIST Instalment. from day Of
sale; and OH the Cd and Sd Instalment from one
year after the day of sale. Purchaser to give
Bond with mt least two good suretes, t., secure
the Purchase money, pay the costs in cash and
pay for papefs.
W. H. PARKER, cEA.D
Commissioners Office, =
November Q, 1859. 90 ids
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Notice.

Notice.
rs hereby given 10 all concerned. thst the n.
IL tate Of the late THOMAS b.. BYRD. "a.
ceased. will be settled iu the Ordinary's o6Ess
on the
Twentieth Day J.
(being the third Monday. Of Fsbrusey nsst..
All persons having any tnsnnsr :of statS,e
against the said testator. Individually, o. in air
representative apacity as cxeeptor q otkerwit5s
are required to present their dsfs1sde dniy psvvs
ed on or before the dafSk1tsa 4 - 4 y6tIaS Enaf
settlement Of ssia Sssts iIitsxa M NJ =.
ssy .aasss e u s'''''a