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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12
ROLAND CURTIN.
JOHN FLEMING.
JAMES SMITH

To Thomas II Kean Thompson, Secrcta
ry Of Commonwealth
\ plan Of the town of Clearfeld laid out
by the Commissioners, and approved by
them, is filed with their report.
The bond Of Araham Wilmer accompa,
MED that report, and is as follows;
KNOW all men by these presents, that
!, Abraham Wilmer, of Lancaster township
in the county of Lancaster and Commons
wealth of Pennsylvania, am held and firm
ly bound unto Roland Curtin, John Flcm-
ing and James Smith, insthe sum of ten
thousand dollars, lawful money of the
United States, to be paid to the said Roland
Curtin, John Fleming and James Smith,
or either of them, their or either OF their
attorney, heirs executors administrators
or assigns, TO which payment welland tru-
ly to be made, | bind myself, my heirs,
executors and administrators, firmly by
these presents sealed with my seal, dated
the fifth of November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
five.
WHEREAS, Thomas Mexican, Esquire,
Governor Of Pennsylvania, 10y letters un-
der the great seal of this Commonwealth,
dated at Lancaster, the sixth day of April,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and tive--apponted Ro-
land Curtin, John Fleming and James
Smith, or a majority of them, Commits
sioners for the purpose OF viewing and de-
termining on the most eligible and pro,
per situation for the Seat of Justice and
Public Buildings in and for the county Of
Cleariicld. And whereas, 10y an act Of
General Assembly Of this Commonwealth,
dated the 4th day of April in the year of
our Lord onethousand eight hundred and
five, it is made the duty of the Commits
sioners so to be appointed ''to take assu-
RANGES by decd bond or otherwise of any
lands, lots, moneys or other property,
which hath been or may be offered for the
use and benefit of the said County either
for the purpose of erecting public bull
dings, the support of an Academy or 9TH
er public use" And whereas the alore-
said Commissioners, in pursuance of the
power given them for that purpose have
determined and fixed on, for the purpose
aforesaid, a certain tract or parcel Of land,
the property of the said Abraham Whit
mer. And whereas the said Abraham
Whitmer hath agreed 10 sell and convey
in such manner and to such person or per-
sons as may be hereafter legally appointed
for that purpose, one lot in said town for
the purpose Of having Court House
thereon erected, one for Jail one for Mar
ket House, three for an Academy, and
two pieces of ground for the public las will
appear marked on a general plan of said
town. And the said Abraham Whitmer
further agrees and engages to give his
bond, or other security as may be required
10 such person as may be authorized to
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12

The WEATHER within the last few days
has undergone two marked changes; first
hom soft and rainy to extreme cold, and
then to spring-like mildness. On last
Monday morning the mercury stood at lS'
below zero, and it did not rise higher
than l20 below during the day. To-day
Thursday balmy south wind prevails.
Ihesnow and ice are fast falling into a IL
quid state, and an over coat is superfui-
V' SO it goes in this most vUriable of eli
mates.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12

nA-Hon Stephen A. Douglas was re.
elected to the United States Senate for
six years from the 4th of March next, by
ihe Legislature of Illinois, on the jth inst
Judge D. received the unanimous nomina-
ton Of the democrats in caucus, and their
united vote in convention-the vote stand.
ing Douglas Sc, Lincoln As. It thus ap,
pears that Mr., Buchanan did not influence
his friends in the Illinois Legislature to
oppose Douglas, as Forney predicted he
wouId-a fact which we merely mention
for the reason that the said Forney has
failed to do so.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12

receive the same Cor the pn, n,m,,,j ,r ii,..
thousand dollars on The first dny ol MAY.
Whleh VIII bc iu the year OlOur lord ono
thousand eight hundred and twelve ON,
halt thcrcolto boopplicd for the use or op
Academy or Public School In said town.
and one half for the purpose of erecting
public buildings in said town.
Now the condition Of the foregoing ob.
legation is such, that irthcbeioro bonbdcp
Abraham Whitmcr his heirs. executors.
administrators or assigns shall. from time
to time, and at all times. do keen and
perform the aforesaid undertakings and
agreements on his part then in such case
the above obligation tobuyoid andof none
effect otherwise to Ju and remain i'm full
force and virtue
ABRAHAM WIIlTMER. SEAL.
Signed, sealed, and delivered in pre-
sence of
BENIN. PATTON.
ROBERT T. STEWART.
The books in the County Commissions
era' office show the payment of $3.50 of
this money 10y Abraham Wilmer, as per
audit on 9th January, 1916.
For the balance of the money suit was
brought by Roland Curtin, for use, in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Dauphm coun-
ty to No. lj9, April term, 1884. Judgment
was rendered in the case against the Exec
utor of Wilmer for Sl27O %. That case
was taken up to the Supreme Court of
ppungy lyopip I,. a., IH,,,,,,,,,. u W.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12
JOHN MAGAHEY, Sec'y.

The MEssAGE,-We publish this week
the first annual message of Gov. PACKER.
As will be seen, it occupies a great deal of
our space, leaving us but little room for
comment, were we disposed to indulge in
any. The message contains a practical,
and fattering exposition Of the financial
condition of the Commonwealth, and will,
therefore in this respect, be read with sat.
isfaction by every Pennsylvania. But
when the Governor enters upon nation
al politics, as if to reopen and revive
the recent angry and improbable contro-
yersy about Kansas and Lecompton, we
think he fails to meet the appreciation of
any portion of the Democratic party, not
even excepting those who were most earn
es.ly-bm LoncaIy-opposed to the course
taken by Congress and the President.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING IN THE TosT OFFICE At CLEAR
FIELD, FOR QUARTER ENDING DEC. 81, 1858.
John Kcnlsle, Miss Margaret Tlclcr-
man. Miss ScroIone Shmod, Daniel Lau-
brery, C. Apkcn, Decatur Simons, Mrs.
Sarah King, James Allen, William :.
Dickey, William Melorhell, Amos Glow
sen, Mrs. Haret Pain, Joseph Davidson,
Nerohika Gross, Miss Annette Petit, VIM.
Hamilton, John Trought, Amos Hutton.
\. i. Persons calling for letters will
please say they are advertised.
c. ID. WATSON, p. ".
Clcarficld, January 8, 1859.
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THE PENNsYLvAN1AN.-This able and
fearless Democratic journal has recently
changed its rroprietorship. WN. RICE,
ESQ. having disposed Of the establishment
to Dr.. E. MoRwITz, to take effect last
Saturday. S. D. ANDERSON, ESQ. its pres
ent able editor is to be succeeded by Hos.
NmRoD STRICKLAND in a short time The
well established reputation of the P1usyl-
ruia,, as the leading democratic journal
of this State will not be likely to suffer in
the hands of the gentlemen who have aso
umed control Of its columns, ably as it
has heretofore been conducted. Our best
wishes continue with the gentlemenwhose
connexion with it either have ceased or is
about to cease, while to those who will in
future occupy their places, we extend our
warmest wishes for the prosperityof them
selves and the success, under their mau-
agement, Of the PcdmgylruiaH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12
PINE COUNTY MEETING.

( In pursuance Of ,royiors rot;o, I,n,.
and en- thusiastic meeting Of tbo cit;yors 81
|Cleorfeld. Indiana and Corh,,o oonn,;,.
/ =, c,,.o,. Of p;,,,,l,,,,,... -.
Town Hall in tba Roronoh or Ghor.,. ,r.a,
on Dec 3lst 1873 and was c,Il,,I -. an,I,,
bv onnoiptirg Goorro co,nIlo - cL,n,,.
Tree AS President assisted ~. 1a.a,i.
Brothers. sr Daniel nm Frodor;ol. sIi,,
.bord r A. IT,r,iIt,,, W.,
~. '',''' v, ,'' i''''Ig' ~
10 ''e Ies'ueil'S' bf' W. A. matt
VIM. Langdon, Secretaries.
The Object of the meetiug wa, LrfcH,.
.t,,oI IN, tl,o pr,.;l,,,. Ill
,l'''''' "'''''i 'N ~
'''" ""l "''" Ho" iIuc county sAould hc
erected.
On motion, i. B. Camp. John Eason
and John kim were oppoiuted a commit.
'too to tol.o cborco or ti,a ,..,;.;.-.. 49,.
nv p''''''''- ''''''
WIZ 10 "c ""u"'u III at lAe meeting
Attached to petitions that had been crcu-
lating in thcneighborhoodo of Chcrry Tree.
the committee counted GSI ror,ay
o,,..;-.. c. -
i"o''Oi'' SI'iioh Ooi'ncI was invited
10 address the meeting, to which he re
sponded in a very able and eloquent man
ner
u p 1-;...... II.
~ Po''s "e'"e C"'l'Illa oI
committee TO drait preamble and resolu-
lions expressive of the sense of the meet
ing read the following ronort which vas
,,,,,,,;,,,o,,.I,. o,lo,,t,l.
NIEHEAS' we nave been praying our
legislature ior quite number OF years, to
pe pIeaseu TO enact law ior the erection
oI d ht| Ia county 10 Ge called i"G' out OF
1ulL' ol NIeaiiIeiu' Ihdlanh' cambria ana
Jefferson ana aIthoush the Ieauing men
Oh 'he 3uoNe named counties agree that
we "e ouSm; J5r;oJ ~ H",r @ r new county yet we
are uehlea year alter year our pray
or; lherelorS
Hesol'ea' That We are subject to much
inconvenience Z. ana grGa' expense from the
great uis'ahcc al "hlch we reside from our
respective county seats
htSolf'"' mat we should be together,
an" notseparate IN Tour different coun-
tieS as we are at present, That we cannot
expect 10 oe prosperous uiltl we can con-
ceHIiate our interests ana transact our
0iaU P.o,iJ "5''!rSs TSot ~ o Tn' common centre
would be covered with tLe very host anal.
ity of whito pine and oak timber in the
Slate. tLat vast Lods Of Litun,inops coal
iron ore. fire,brick clay. &c.. are numer.
o,is. that two LARGE streams of wotor
running the entire Ienotb Of the county
from south to north, and fed by innumer.
able mountain streams constitute voto,
mower TO which there is no snncTior in tba
United States. that several bundredtbons-
and dollars worth of sawed lpmber tin,Lor
and spars are annually oxnorted from tho
nroposod new comfy
Hcsol,cR That for these rcosons we are
in favor Of n now coi,nt, ond viii uso all .
honorable means n effSct our rurnoso
On motion IT r Swoona Fso of
ClearReld Boro, was invited 10 address tho
meeting TO which he responded in a vorv
Instructive and cIoouant snnecb
On motion, committe was onnointod
Fi Of lis R, :. IIos4o., Esq, j; NJ
loo frou, Now Wosbibrton F,r tbo nm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12

I tJtN0E NnliUE Tho following ma.
i 4 mrl pen 'Hns bb,c BIol Boo the one vi tho
N.uk uI iho tHW Qnaiot Sessions vi clear.
teli t1uHiN ihgr Petitions tor Licehte NJ tho
Jonn1iN Session uvNl Hgfcoahly 90 Act uf A..
acmby of March PSI, 1880, cntiucd oAn Act 4,
regulate ihc salo of intoxicating Liquors, 4c.
W. w, Anderson Penn township, Tavern.
u. Hays Morrow, Jlclrfc'd borough, Tavern,
Augustine Mulson, toyinrtoa township, Tavern
samuel Robinson, hoggs township. Tavern.
Llonrl W. Weld Lawrence township, Tavern.
A. J.. Ogden, Lawrence townshio Tavern.
James Bloom sen. Pike Township Tavern.
Potter iloom Jordan Township Tavern,
John Miller Jr Duggs township Ryen.
dee. %. ls1S. GEORGE WALTERS, CPk.
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6bt NtpnbIitan


Are requested to meet at the Court House
in the borough of Clearfeld on the Tues,
day evening Of Court week, to make the
necessary arrangements for holding an el-
octon upon the "CrawfoId SYSTEM" in
pursuance of the resolutions Of sundrv
Democratic conventions. by order of the
Chairman.
TOUN NTAGAITEV S,,,.,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12
THE NEWS.

The last European arrival brings little
news ofimportance.
A decline in Cotton is announced.
A New York vessel was burnt at Liver,
pool No lives were lost.
The tariff negotiations in China have
been completed.
The London Times charges the Presi-
uents message with evincing a quarrel.
some spirit.
The news from India are unimportant.
some successes have been attained by the
British forces.
Mexico has another leader. Gen. Ros
Oies has deposed Zuloaga, and proclaimed
himself the head of the conservatives.
The Quaker City brings one week later
news, and one and quarter million dol
'4's OF gold from California. Thenews are
unimportant.
Inc Kansas Legislature met and adj
JOufned to Lawrence city. The Governor
approves this step. The Governors mes
~se has been received.
congress is occupied with the considera-
''Oh OF the Pacific Railroad bill, the acquisi-
I'Onoi Cnba, and the epension bill. Nothing
''unl'e has been accomplished in either
NEW COURT HoUsE.-By referring to our
- n'" advertisements, it will be seen that
'u0 county Commissioners advertise for
r'Oposals for the erection of Court House
''VOfding to specification which can be
''n al the office of r. J. Wallace Esq,
''' Ten days prior to the Doth Jan. 1859.
OHERRY TREE MEETING.-We publish
~ ps proceedings of this meeting, without
'Ie address of Mr.. Kinports which accom-
ssuiea I. 1t, which we are compelled to omit
W want Of space.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12

& MEETING Of the Town CoryuL of
CLEARrIED BoRouGH will be held on Mon
day Afternoon, Feb. :, at , o'clock, for
the purpose Of settling accounts of Bo-
rough officers.
~ All who have unsettled cl1ims a.
gainst the Borough will present them at
or before that time for settlement.
by order Of Council.
/. J. GRAMS, ,Srr'y.
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DIED

On Monday morning the 10th inst at
Morlisdole, Of Typhoid fever Hiram T.
futile, aged about s. years
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS WANTED.

StEALED PROPOSALS will Joe received at tl.
- Office Of the Commissioners Of Caar8cd
County. i'm CIgaricll, until the gg,h day OF Jon.
uary, 1889, for the building of a new Court
House, go feet front by 90 feet deep, with office.
beneath and court room above, with fc proc.
vaults 70, Prothonotary's. Registers and Com.
missoncrs' Offices.
Specifications can be seen at the off &c of r. j
Wallace, Clerk, for ten days precelin the 29ta
day of January, 1859.
Proposals are desired to express what the
contract will be taken for the contractors Ia
take the old material Of Court House and Offices
All proposals must he accompanied by the
name OF responsible surety, residing in the
Cuulty OF Clcarfcld.
JOHN IRWIN.
GEORGE ERHARD Gowns.
WM. McCRACEEN,
Aucst-R. j. WALLACE, Clerk.
Commissioners Office, Jan. -, 1853.
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NRpuAN, CnIrRr shIE-

Rl virtue of an order of the Orphans Court Of
- Clcaricll County, there will be exposed tr
public sale at The village Of Pennyiilc, Clearfell
County,
On the I'd Saturday Of January. A. D
1859,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-12

ID DLANkARIICLEs OF agreement, legal FORM
ID between School Directors and Teachers, for
sale al the Office Of the "Clearlc.I Republican"
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NE PhiIadelphia Evening Bnlletin.


TIE PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY BULLE-
TIN,
A handsome, wel-fllcd, Family Weekly News
"a Taper-is published by the proprietors at the
following unprece cnted low ratas:-l copy, ono
year, 5 90 G copies do. S5 90 l3 90 copies do.
$40 O0 p copies, do. SIS o0 30 copies, do.
500 90 loo copies, DO. $50 OO.-FruruEH Is
BrCEnENrs The largest club lover 1000 viii be
sent for three years. The next largest club lover
l0O) viii be sent for two years. Address
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Propretors, Bnllettn Building, No ll2
South Third Street, Philadelphia.
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EEy- Morphey the chess champion ha:
played two games with Anderson.
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Constables Blanks for sale at this Office
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[dec. s, l85S.l
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81 pREMIUMs IN Is5,..

Drawn all the premiums in Pittsburgh for the
past three years. also in Eastern and Western
Cities, for best Writing, not ENGRAVED WORN.
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&EqRlMEEEIgs SALEA.

DG vi!'tuc of sulldvy writs of fcri facias 10 mn
- directed, viii be sold before the Court House
IN lickens District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in January next:
One tract OF land whcrcou the defendant
now lives, containing tnyseNcn acres more or
less, adjoining lands of j.. Hendricks, John
Hinton and others, levied on as the propcrty
OF Charles Roper at the suit of Grady x Good
lett, Reese Bowen and others
One tract of land. containing one hundrod
and forty acres more on less, known as tia'
white cove tract, adjoining lands of Coll j.
Norton and others levied on as the properly
OF james Nichols at the suit of A. b. Grant
One tract of land, containing six lundrcd
acres more or less, adjoining the home tract.
levied on rs the property of j. H. Leroy, at the.
suit of T. T. Davis and others
One tract of land containing about ten acres.
adjoining lands OF Nhmod Sullivan and the
German Society levied on as the property of
Frank Sales Guntcrt, Mt the suit of lssrltcn a.
Norman iur another, and d. Bicmnn.
One tract of land, whereon the defendant
now lives, containing two hundred acres more
on less, adjoining lands of NJ AIaultin. Felix
Rodgers and Others. levied on as the propCrty
OF Lot kcnnomorc, at the SGpcrate suits OF W.
). X j. T. Williams. and Graham +. Williams
One tract of land, containing two hundred
and thnty-onc acres, more or less, whcreon.
jackson Altcr now lives, adjoining lands OF
Reese Bowen. Joseph Young and others, levied
pA IS 'liS property Oh JackSGh AltCr, at the
scpcratc suits of Vim. Hunter, Reese Bowen,
Grady X Goo ile, and others.
One slaRty on Tunnel Him, and on Tuesday
after at Tunnel Hill, one tcurk and contents ],
shot gun planes one square and saw, levied
on by Domestic Attachment, as the property of
Wm. Irwin, at the suit of f. lIernuon.
One tract OF land. lovicdon as the property Of
w. u. liacky. containing two hundred acres
more on less, whcrcon he now lives, adioinint
lands of lnrkin Hendricks and others, Mt tho
suit of James Hester aud others.
One tract OF land, containing two hundred
acres more or less, w!creon james j. Garvin'
now lives, adjoining lands of Robert johnson.
Nlllmm kmksey and others, at the suit of
Gaillard Sloan, and others.
Gne silver watch, levied on as the property
of William Patterson, for military fine
One cRyb0nk horse, aud on Tuesday after
Salcday at the defendants residence about 15.
cords Of tan bark, > bcds and furniture. |
clock some fodder and other articles, and on.
the same day at Carter Clayton's Mills, . yoke
OF oxen four horse Wagons two horse
Wagons, ] one horse Wagon, 60 or 20 head of
stock hogs, lot of leather, | lot of shoes, 8,
stills and stands, lot of corn. supposed TO he
l1u to 300 bushels, ] corn shelter, 20 to 81
bushels of oats, or bushels of lime, | set at,
blacksmith tools, and various other articles;s
levied ON the property of -Eneas Hunter, at the
suit OF Carter Clayton gnl, William Hunter and
others. 80
Terms cash purchasers 20 pay for papers.
l.. G. CRAIG, sr.p.
pee o, 1873 >! -,
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
NJ ILIT AIRY SCHOOL,
YORKYILLE. S. c,


Principals.
Mini. NJ. JENKINs,# Prof Mathematics.
Capt A.,CowARD,* Prof French
Lieut.. G. A. SEAHROoK.+ Prot Latin & Greek.
" Il. Nj. Laws Prof. History Mathematics
:" II. X. THOMAS, x Prof Bellies Letters.
r. I. IIARpEn,* Prof. Eng. & Arithmetic.
B. p BoYp, Bursar.
Drs. BARRON e BRAyToN, Surgeons.
1c,7ns.--For all School Expenses, l. c.. Tui-
tlon, Boarding. Light, Fuel, Stationary.
Books and Medical attendance, $c00pcr
Scholastic year.
No Pupil under twelve or over eighteen
years Of age will hc received.
For further information apply to princi-
pals. Yorkviilc, s. S.
RcJerenceS.--Gen James Jones. Columbia,
) {; Cen ID L Jamison. Orangehurg. S c ;
Cen III Means, Buckhcad, S G; Gcn Dan'l
Wallace, Jonesvilic, S c; Col d Wilson,
Sncicty I'LL, S G.; Gen K NJ Dunnovant.
Nincty-Six Depot, SC.
x Graduates of The S C Military Acadcmy.
! Graduate of the S C College
Dec. 3, 1858 90 3
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LANDS FOR S1.r

FfNRACT No l. The IEomc plncS, ,.,.,;r.
Il ing 230 Acres, ou which is good Nw~M-
iag and other necessary buldings, with
Young orchard, adjoining the Village of Pick
ems.
Tract No q iYin9 on Keowce River, con
taininS 800 acres, of which there is go acres
of good bottom in cultivation, and the upland
well imhcrcd,
Tract No 3, lying near the Tunnel, CON
tanning 1910 acres, ON which there is Lime
quarry.
Tract No I, lying near pumpkintown. CON
tanning 200 acres, on which tlero is Soap
Stone Quarry.
Tract No. 5, lyingon Chattugn River. con-
tanning 325 acres, through which the Turn-
pike Iioad to ClnrksyilIe will pass, ogethcr
with various other Lands, which will uc sold
cheap for cash; and for further particulars
apply to TIios. j. KEITH
f.. NJ KEITH.
Dec lG 1853 %
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U. .El e .BzEO % WEE C WW R lL3 II !
Hacadqmarters.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. DEC. IA, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 2.
III Is Excellency the Governor and Conn
HI mander-in-Chief has been pleased to
appoint aud commission the following gem
tlemen ESPECIAL AIDS-DE-CAMP, with
the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, and they ymilj
be obeyed and respected accordingly:
STATES r GIST.
THOMAS SIM0NS.
g McKEWN.
G G TEW.
THOMAS B FRASER.
The abovc-namcd Aids-lc-Cump will report
themselves in full uniform, in person or by
letter, to his Exceicncy the Commander in
Chief, on or before the LIST day of February
next. BY ordor
r. G. Nj. DUNNONANT,
Adutmt aud Inspector General.
Dec %. 1858 %
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State OF SOulh Carolina,
ricKgNs-IN EQUITY.

ilShbNS--lN EQUITY.
Ephraim Perry
vs Bill for Relief Dis
James Robinson, Admir-, covcry. Account
John Mckinney, Admir- SC
ct ais
TIE complainant having this day filed his bill
L in the above stated case, and, inasmuch as
the following defendants reside without and be-
yond the limits OF this State; to wit: James
Mckinney, Sarah Mckinney and her husband
James Mckinney, Preston Mckinney, George
w. Mckinney, Nancy Mckinney, James d. Nc
Kinney, Mary Murphy and her husband ----
Murphy, Francis Mckinney, Preston McKin-
ney, il, Nancy Mckinney, .ir, Mary Ernest and
William Mckinney it is ordered, on motion of
B. +. Perry, complainant's solicitor. that they
do appear, plead, answer or dcmur to the said
BILL within three months from the publication
OF this rule, or the same will be taken pro CON
IcSSO as to them
ROBT a. THOMPSON, o.E.P.p.
Com'rs Office, Oct 20, 1858 3m