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Postage ON Printed sraiter.-Tl

F0stuNc ON FFtntfH uatEEfs--ln ne ehitof
81 tho Wilmington Herald ermplain. q The high rates
o. postage which he has been charged blanks cards.
handbis, &c, printed Al his Office and intended 10 be
sonl BY mail 10 the persons ordering them IN neigh
boring county. lie mentions ss instances psekage Of
600 common bu.ines. cards. IN inch End half wide by
three inches long Ne applied At the posloee 10 ascsr
tain the postage. and was told BY he postmaster o. his
deputy, that Il would be fire dellas Ofooure he did
not send bsn but was forced % wait weeks Tor
. p,ivhir opportunity. Another ease vas 200 small
handbI. for which Ne paid twa dollars, The job icing
81 nature that could not wait The Herald complains
81 a. unjust, % make person pav onr cent CO.. each
printed card OF circular sent in ono package. when he
might al worthless novel q perhap. greater bulk and
weight Cor fs~ esnis
The law he. been understood differently here. and
ws have been required 10 pay bal one cent ounce
Tor printed matte. Looking into The law, however. ss
Published BY the Posiofkcs Department, as We have
done since The subject has been broaehed BY the He.
raid. we 6nd iha, the Wilmington postmaster has lite.
rally followed hisinsinsisns Bot DID The law.makers
80 intend Interpreting the lsw BY IL spi i would
seem that printed matter 10 unssalei package vas In
tended 10 pass q, lower rate. than scaled lr,os he
cause Il s provided az p,nay TIA, when ~ whlna
accompanies the printed matter. 4 il be seated ill.,
-hols package i subjected % iier postage Do, .hs
principle was reversed In The mentioned BY N.
Herald. The 600 cards would no, weigh over forty
ounces, which " sealed snd accompanied 9Th letter
could only bs ehsssd .r cents en- ounce lesr pOs,sss
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The N. Y. Herald nstes a convention Just
concluded between Nc w,ke. British Chsrge
d'Affsires in t;uaiemali, and the government
Of that republic. By which Guatemala cedes
10 Great Britain The absolute right 81 soyer.
eighty il and over the district Of territory
hitherto known a. British Honduras, Or Be
Ike.
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NOTICE

V,HE undersigned having, at May Term Of Orange
County Court qualified rs EIecutrix 10 The lasi
will and testament Of sally Hail. deceased hereby gives
notice to eli persons indebted 10 said estate 10 make ion.
mediate payment; and those having claims against said
estate 10 present them within the time prescribed by
law, Or this notice will be plead IN bar Of teif recovery
MARY MILLER, Exeeutfix.
June 10, 1859. O0-sw.
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view Ranking IIou.c--w.

New thanking Housc.--we lean from tie
Raleigh pspep. that the COMMITTEES appointed ~ the
Directors Of The Bank Of North cauiins Zoe the
purpose. have b,rssined With NJ. John HuIehins. A.
gent. for the 10, C,hs property q NJ. Love- Known
the Comsns lot Fayetteville ~. fot ste foi The
new Bank building.
This u considered The best location fos The new
Banking House ihst could b. found 10 Raleigh.
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Struggled HIMSELF OFF TO AFRIcA.-The
Norfolk (Va.) Argus. Of the s0th ult.. says:
-Four years ago a smart negro belonging to
a gentleman Of this city, suddenly disappear
ed. His owner thought he had gone North,
and Toby's wife. surprising he was dead. as
she says, married second time. Recently
the owner received letter from his servant,
dated III Liberia. where the negro is living.
lie gives statement of the manner in
which he got of. twill be remembered that
Mr.. Capehart, wealthy gentleman Of North
Carolina. liberated a number Of slaves, who
em'grated to Liberia. Toby shrewdly join
ing these manumited slaves, succeeded in
smuggling himself off to Africa. He regrets
his course, but will probably remain ii the
land Of Ham.
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Court Of Wardens,

vSHE Fall meeting Of the Court Of Wardens will be
= held at the Poor House on the first Monday in
september next. Superintendent fer the ensuing
year VIII be elected Persons having accounts agains 81
the Poor House are requested to have them presented
in detail properly stated at the semiannual meetings
through the Superintendent or member Of the Cour,
OF "afdens' n. ID. Balm, Sec'y.
Aug. 10. es-
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TEsst"tr EtrcrIos.- The Opposition, 10 the cleo.
ton for Governor, have made lsrse gains throusou,
the Sisie, sud have elected seven members Of Con.
gress Boih branches q The Legislature Doubtful.
KEsrrtKr.-The Opposition have elected four mem.
hers q cOnEres- the Dsmoersis fse, one doubtful.
n the Legislature The Democrats have msjo,iiy 81
about 30 IN joint ballot.
The Democratic Governor and state oifeen wiIl be
elected By J 10 10000 maturity.
Trra-Ths few returns received show reported
gain. 10 favor Of Gen houston. and he i probably
ELECTED.
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Bilious Disorders.

The proper qusnum snd right condition II The bile
Is 81 aDnenous Importance 10 the health % the hu-
frame, this anhilious medicine cspcs The hidden
seeds d the complaint, aud renders al ihe fluids and
sccietions pure and fluent cleansing and Tcsuscilang
the vial functions Of the body.
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General debility ana Weaknes,.

From whatever cause, lowness Of spiris aud all 9th
et signs Of diseased liver, aud other sorssnizaiior
Of the system, vanish under the eradeang inhuene,
OF is ali powerful antise ptic and detergent remedy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-10
THE ELECTION.

The election in this State for members Of Congress
which took place Thursday last has resulted as "a.
sorsbly for the Wings The mos, sangune could eT
rect. They have elected four out Of the eight mem.
hers. The following i the official vote Of Orange
county.
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SlHE CONL

fIsHOsE indebted 10 The estate 81 John Stfayhcrn
deceased will cost By settling their notes aud
accounts before August Court A. expect 70 leave
The county the week after Court, musi lease them
Cir collection and DO not wish 10 mqkc any body pay
cost DAVID HART, AJm'r.
Iuly ~ ~
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DnarH OF VErERAS op rHE Lasr WAR
The London papers record the death Of Lieu.
tenant General Proctor. who played such an
important part in the last war between the
United States and Great Britain, having com.
handed the SD regiment at the battle Of
". Erie. and subsequently, shared in the ram.
paign along the Niagara frontier. lie was
colonel Of the 9th Regiment. He died a few
days since al his seat in Wales, suddenly,
from disease Of the heart. Tie had been six
" wears IN the army. IN 1914 he command.
ed the SD regiment before Fort Erie, from
September Oil throughout the successive OPP
erations Of the campaign on the Niagara
frontier. Tie received the breyet promotion
Of lieutenant. colonel for his conduct in re
pelling the attack on the batteries and posi-
ton before Fort Erie on the 18th Of Septem-
Der, 1914.
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Dyspepsia.

The great scourec Of this continent yields quickly 10
Of these anliseIlie Pills. and Tie digestive Or.
gans are restored 10 their proper tone matter ia
what hiieous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits il.
self this searching and unefring remedy dsperses il
from the patients system.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
/ al hLDJOED GklCEs.
inducements offered to my patrons and the
public generally.

inducements offered to my patrons and the
public generally.
DESIRE 10 return my grateful Acknowledgements to
my friends for their liberal patronage the past sea.
son, aud state further, that nolS outstanding the large
quantity Of goods have sold ost Of the spring stock
there IS yet full ASSORTMENT Of desirable goods on hand
especially OF the expensive and fancy description Of az
iiees that would depeciste in value IL carried over 10
another season. ia consequence Of the change in fash
ions; therefore offer TO sacrifice 10 considerable CT
tent the value Of the stock
10 the two leading departments 81 nv stock parli.
cuar atieniion i invited as Il i particularly desirable
that articles IN this line Of trade should he sold OF be.
fore another season they will therefore be offered at
their original cost, viz Fancy Dress Goods and made
up and unirmmed BonnctS-
Without enumerating further, solicit call from
friends and strangers, as intend TO sell my fancy and
pretty goods at very reduced prices for the balance Of
The season, IN order 10 be prepared 10 offer IN alae
tive assortment 10 my patrons the next season.
Mrs. G. X. OWEN.
July II. gg-
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NO TIGE-
z N o M IL 8.

FIVE MILES EAST OF HILLsBoRouGH.
MY Wool carlins Machines are in good order;
A. cards oil new. Prepare the wool WE'LL hing i
10 soon. and will insure good work. Price Of card.
ing J cents per pound, weight OF rolls
Ny Grist Mills arc in good order.
Barrels on hand ior customers
500 gallons LintseeJ oil on hand Tor sale.
FlaHseed and Wheat taken for cardinr.
]. r. LYON.
June Is ~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Guards.

Vor are commanded to appear in front Of the Court
House on Saturday the 9Th day Of August, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, in full summer uniform and twenty
rounds blank cartridges parade with the Cadets and
participate in Il ceremonies Of laying the stone
Of the Hiilsborough Military Academy.
a By order Of the Captain.
]. Y. WIilTTED, o. S.
Aug. Q. O3-
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Sickly Females

Should lssc time 10 trying few doscs of this reg.
ulatnz and ienoyaIing remedy. whatever nsy Sc then
complaint. il be taken with safety In oil periodical
and other disorgipiziiions il effect ell but miiacu
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no COMPLEMENTARY advertiser i.

no CONSUMPTIvES.--T advertiser having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years with
severe Lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumption,-is anxious to make known to his fellow.
sufferers the Of cure. To all who desire il, he
will send copy of the prescription used free of
ciarge,) with directions fof preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure for Consump-
tion Asthma Bronchitis, &C. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the prescription Is to benefit the
ai ced, and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme-
dy, as i will cost them nothing, and may prove bes
sing Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG, Long Island.
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Hoioway's PiRs-Ne,o Facfs.--Within the last few
months many cures Of surprising interest and of the
most marvellous character, have been accomplished by
this allpotent remedy. We can say, on unquestona.
bic authority that new forms and complications Of dis.
ease, which had baed every effort Of the faculty. have
been subdued by the Pills with the greatest facility.
Bilious complaints, combined with affections Of the
lungs and terrible enlightenment Of the whole SYSTEM
have been among the cases which have yielded most
readily to their action They To be specially adap
ted to the of those disorders Of the stomach liver
and bowels most prevalent in this country.
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The supreme Courf,

The supreme Court, = BY law passed a,
che last session Of TIE Legislative the term Of the u-
preme Court at Raleigh which heretofore began on the
3Oth day Of December hereafter to begin on the Sc
cond Monday Of December
Betting ON Elections. "A law was also pas.
sed BY the last Legislature 10 proven, betting on Eec
,ions. Il reads thus
BE Il enacted, de-, That any person who shall bet
or wager any money OF other thing of value upon any
election held in this Stale, shall be guilty Of INSIDE
meanor, and conviction shall be fined or imprson.
ed at the discretion Of the Court.
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SALE ORA LIREL YNEGPO BOY

James +. Cain, Guardian--Expane.
PURSUANT to decree Of the Court Of Equity for
Orange County, made at Spring term, 1859, /
will sell for CASH to the highest bidder, on Tuesday
Of August Court, before the Court House door at IL
o'clock, Likely Negro Boy about fourteen years old
THOMAS WEBB, C. g. M. Il.
Aug. 8. O3-
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LAND FOR SALE.
487 Acres Of Land for Sale.

vISHE subscriber offers his land for sale where lie
lives on Flat river, one and half miles from Red
Mountain Female Academy. Il has an excellent
dwelling il, with all other necessary buildings and
an orchard of choice fruit aud excellent water Il lies
within mile ola Merchant MILL Two.thirds Of said
tract is woodland and is heavily tmbeied with Pine
and Oak. aud about one hundred acres is Tobacco
land The land is we'll adapted TO the cultivation of
corn, wheat and tobacco.
offer this tract privately until Thursday the 22d of
September, at which time il disposed Of il will be
sold to the highest bidder, without reserve at o.
clock. invite all who want good bargain with good
induigenceto come and Judge for themselves.
RICHARD HOLEMAN.
Red Mountain, Aug. 9Th, 1852 o.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce pub
fishes Col. ianees's Columbia speech, with
the following sensible comments:
"If Mr.. Yaneey had desired (Which we
assume he does not to promote the pros
poets Of Mr.. Douglas. he could hardly have
chosen better means Of accomplishing his
purpose than the one which he has adopted.
by attacking his positions in a speech to a
Southern audience. and which is printed in
nearly every Southern newspaper, and in at
tempting 70 oppose to them such extreme
views A. those which he has undertaken 10
maintain, service has been done for Mr..
Douglas which his warmest friends aud ad
mirers could not have hoped to perform"
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Laborers Wanresf.
SAG ACRES LAND FoR SALE.

he subscribef offers fof sale The plantation on
which she resides, the place bcine eleven mss from
Marlborough. In the western part q Orange comfy,
containing s0l acres The land has on Il good and
substantial improvements. and is well waierei
Also smother irsci Of 3i5 acres near The one men.
toned. tEo-ihfjs Of which is woodland
These lands are well adsricd to The cultivation 81
Corn. Wheat aad TOSacco. The lands are Offered
privately until Saturday ihc 18th d August, d which
time. Y not efoe disposed o. they wiIl b sOIJ 10 he
highest bidder
Fof any information relative 70 the land and thc
terms Of sale. apply 70 Alexander " Woods, or s. A,
White, who are authorized 70 sell the lands.
MARY WOODS.
Mebsnesville, June ~ sd
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COuNTEkFErrs.

We were shown, yesterday. a counterfeit
Six dollar bill on the Farmers Bank of North
Carolina, recently passed of upon one Of our
citizens. In consequence Of its neatness,
and the probability that others ma, be made
victims, we regard Il necessary to caution
the public against the spurious bill.
The bill is dated alst July, 1855; No.
s74i; made payable at Greensborough, and
purports to have been signed by W. W. Grit.
fin. Cashier. and Joseph II. Poole, President.
On the lower lett hand corner, the Bust Of
General n. Taylor. will be found, not well
executed. On the right under corner. fe-
male figure with sheaf and reap hook, ap
pears clumsy when placed in comparison
with the genuine and on the left upper
corner Of the bill. the front wheels of the
Engine do not touch The track Otherwise
the counterfeit is good one, and NAV rea !.
Oily be disposed Of As genuine bill.
The Salisbury Banner referring 10 com /.
terfeit on the Bank Of NeWbcrn, recently
put IN circulation. remarks: we have
been shown what is called a spurious ten
dollar bill purporting 70 be on the Merchant
Bank Of Newbern. We learn there is a
number Of such bills in the hands Of differ
ent business men in this tawn, imposed upon
them. Of course by some fancy financier.
Thomson's Bank note Reporter describes
the spurious bill as folIoss:
+" los viz. Mercury, ship under sail, &c.:
male portrait on The right--St. George and
dragon on the left enl''
The genuine bill is described as follows:
clos, female, scroll. portrait, &c.. \ each
side-l0 male head. l0--male, eagle. TO-"
We regard these references sufficient to
guard our fellow citizens against this class
lot bills. Charlotte bulletin.
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dissolublity Of the marriage con tract is NOT
only part Of the law, but it is the fixed and
habitual sentiment Of the community on the
subject Of divorce. So says an exchange.
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y
Aslhms, Diarrhu,, Bowel Con.
Dfopsy, Coughs, plants,
Debility. Colds, Fever and Ague,
Cheat Diseases, Female Com Coslveness,
Dyspepsia, plants, Headaches,
lodi Eestion, Stone and Gravel, lnauenls,
Inflammation, Secondary symp. Inward Weakness
venereal Alice. toms, Lowness Of spir.
tions, Liver Complaints, its,
Piles, Worms Of al kinds,
" CAUTION - None arc genuine unless the
words /" Holloway. New York and London" are dis.
cenabe as Wsictnafk in every leaf Of the book Of
directions around each pot OF boS the same may be
plainly seen by holding the leaf 10 the light. A hand.
reward will be given TO any one rendering such
information as may lead TO The detection Of any party
OF parties Souniefriliug the medicines vending the
same, knowing them 10 be spurious.
=. sold al the Manufactures o. Professor Ilollo-
way, 80 Maiden Lane, New York. and ny I'll resperts.
bic Druggists and Dealers In Medicines throughout
The United STATES and the civilized world In boxes 81
Is cents. 90 cents, and 81 each.
or There i considerable saving BY taking the larg.
or Sizes
N. B.-Drections for the guidance of patients In
every disorder ate AFFIXED TO each boz.
Aug. 10. o3--
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Unrafutad proof.

The testimony Of Nations Is unanimously borne to
the hsslhgivins VIRTUES Of his noble remedy and Ger.
hcsles in every living language bear wtnes. 10 The
undenisbleness Of their intrinsic worth.
Holowny's Pills are the best remedy k,iown
in The scorla for The following diseases:
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HARRls'S IMPROVED B0DoUR
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
IsHE first and only reliable Double Thread Ma.
= chine ~ market, sold al the Low price 81 only
Thirfy-Fitc Dollars. send ior 4 circular and
specimen u work.
A. MURRAY. Agent.
Big Falls. n. c., July 8. vs.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, August 10. 1859.

u We have been requested to invite the citizens
OF Hisborough and all others who can make il con.
senient TO attend to be present at the laying Of the
corner stone Of the Barracks for the Military Academy
on Saturday next and 10 hear the Address 10 be dc.
hvered BY d. K. NASH Esq. The procession will form
at the Court House at II o'clock.
~>>~>N~>>~~~<><~.
F0reign.-The Nova scotian, arrived a. Farther
Point brings Liverpool dates 10 the 2nh The gene.
raj news unimpohant.
England demands general disarmament, as a con.
diti0n in taking part in the European Congress
The weather had been favorable for the crops. Cot.
ton eighty advanced. Flour dull
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Public Sale.

ny the undersigned, .Adnsinayatoy DC.
E<HE public are hereby Informed that
u there will be sold at auction to the last
and highest bidder, by tie undersigned Ad.
ministrator, before the Court House i. H..
Town of Opelousas, on
Tuesday, 3lst Of May next, 1855,
the following property, belonging to the Es-
tate OF Marsden Campbell, deceased, to wit
The undivided third part of certain Tract
OF Land, situated in the Parish of St. Laudrv
at the place called Prairie Laurent, near
riders Bridge, containing seventy superficial
arPents, bounded on the North by the land
OF Of. Simon Gonor, on the South by the land Of
plerre Barnabe. t: m. C, on the West by
Joseph Balque, f. m. G.
Terms Cash. ::
l.. }. DuPRE, Administrator.
Opelousas April 3Oth, 1859.
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Good BarsasIas.-Losag Credit.

NOR sale at private sale, or to rent, pos.
~ session given Immediately, Steam
Saw Mill, right new and in full operation,
with successful prospect; will be sold for
the only reason that the continual bodily suf-
ferings Of the undersigned prevent him from
attending 70 this kind of business. He will
sell or rent. IN word, he wishes to dispose
of all his movable as well as immoveabIe
property, between this and the end of ucto.
her next.
The undersigned has a Depot for Lumber
from bis Saw Mill, at Gustaye Donate, near
John, Opelousas, where be has about lOO,-
600 feet ofslumber for sale He wiiI continue
to saw bills of lumber until further order
g Route 10 gotoztis Mill From opelou.
sae to Prairie konde. b. Bayou dys Cannes
and the Islands Of Pine Woods of said mill,
near Beaver Greek Spring, 81 miles, good
roads all the way q. DARDEAU !.
Pine Woods, st Landry, March II, 1859.
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INDUSTRIOUS i and good Is aIts III every towr
and country Of the Southern States to seif til
patent right for q recent inyentlon. ! i THE,
Detector y Burg larr Persons wishing
te act ag agents must have from fty to i've hun
Iafsd dollars; upon thesrecaipt Of SIS, I viii send
return Of mail specimen sample of the Tbiei
Detactor giving full IN regard 10 aeen-
Icy and se Of the article. I IL q durable and
simple affair, and should be ID every house Alsn.
agents wanted 10 sell valuable book off recent
publ co tanning many valuable and useful
receipts, some Of which are worth to ,,y ten
times the price Of the boob. led,, Jacksons
StsomlneIciaI Gyelopedia Of Useful and Prot1table
KnoWledge t,ne copy of this hook viii bes sent
10 any part the country upon the recent of two
dollars by return OF mai l. ss.sS
For safe, seserai patents Of recent dat f,onner
Lightning Rodss &c. Agents wanted Atldress
With. ssamp enclosed for return answer, il. N. r.
JACKSON EPoslafice box 3 q, New Orleans. III
u y. ToeveTy postmaster ii the country I'will
send one copy Of the above named book upon tbe
receipt Of one dollar and i've three-cent stamus,
The books are furnished toagents and postmasters
ct one dollar and fifteen cents per COPY bp1 tbe
quantity. dec. ISth. 1853
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D1srRlcT CouRr, 80

palish n's1s,ss y s. e1sas; nanl,v. No. ss7s.
Estate Of Louis Sicily, deceased.
VALMONT Sicily, ofthe Parish d
" st. Landry, Administrator Of the Es.
tate Of Louis Sicily, deceased, late Of Che
aforesaid Parish, having filed Tablean q
Classification in the Estate, ACCOMPANIED by
petition praying that the same may be ho.
mologa ed And whereas the prayer of said
petition has been granted by an order Of
Court, dated 7th April 1859.
Therefore, notice IS hereby given to all in.
rested, g make opposition, if any they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof. Hhy
sad Tableau should not be homologated and
fhe Administrator authorized to pay accord
lug to the classification therein contained.
1. LAsTRAPES, Clerk,
Opeioasas. April 9th, 1859.