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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
President Of the Senate.
March 26, 1859.



INC l02 AN ACT
Toameud an act entitled "an act 10 proyile
for the Recording Of Land Patents" passed
March lith, 1896.
setioni. Belt enacted by the General As.
semby Of the St'to Of Ohio, That the not enti
tled'an act TO provide for the recording Of hand
patents, passcd March lith, 1886 be 80 amend.
cd az 70 rad as followsi
sec. >. All patents Tor lands living within
TIE state Of Ohio granted 10 any person on pcr.
sons ~ the President Of the United States, and
all copies OF such patents duly certified under
the official seal of the commissioner OF tho ron.
eral land office OF the United S.atos, and an ex
omplihoauons Of lhe record udon the ronoral land
oihcer aforesaid Of any patent recorded there.
may DO rocorded in the oiloe OF the recorder In
the proper county In which such lands or anv
ert ihoreoi are situated, and the rcoordor shall
10 allowed the same fees for recording such mt.
ems US aro or may benllowed for rocording decls
ami other instruments of writing
SEQ. 3 Copios of such record horotnfore or
hereafter made. duly certified by the r'oordor
under his official seal, shall be received in ali
oouris and places within this state as prima "a.
eie evidence Of tho existence of such record.
See 4 That the original act entitled s'nr
act 10 provide for the recording of land rat.
ents, passed March 18th, 1886. be and the
same is hereby repealed
Sc, 3. This act shall take effect and be IN
force NON and after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
Presidont Of the Senate.
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March Is. 1859.
No. lOil An ACT

NO WI AN ACT
To omond the net entitled "au net prohbitino
any eiiizcn Of this State from holding. bv nb.
nointnent, more than one Of several ofices
therein named, at the same time
Syetion /. be " enacted by the General As.
eciuhly Of the State Of Ohio. That no citizen Of
this state shall hold by appointment or election,
at the same period OF tine moro than one Of the
Offices hor'in mentioned, to.wiE the nilloa Of
stTid' county auditor, county treasurer. clerk
OF The court ofeammon pleas, county recorder
prosecuting attorney, and probate judy; aud no
Incumbent OF any ut the foregoing offices shall
be eligible 70 hold the office ofiustco oftho poace
during The period Of time he shall hold tho coun-
~ Office,
$50. 2. That the net entitled "an act prohib.
ihng and citizen Of this state from holding. by
appointment, moro than one OF several oficSs
therein named. at the sanlo time. passed Fohrt.
ary H. !elO, ho aud the same is hereby repeal.
Sec. ,, That this act shalt laks eflcct from
aud aoor its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker Of The House Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
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benevolent institution established by special rndowmep
for the Relief Of the Sick and Difiressed afflicted
with Viruleni and Epidemic Diseases.
IN Hines Of Epdcmics, Il is the object Of this Institution
10 establish iopitalsi 70 provide Nurses Physicians
Clothing Food Medicines, SCI for the sick and destitute,
TO take charge OF the orphans Of deaenscd parents and to
miHis,or ia every possible way the relief Of tho afflicted
and the health Of The public at large Il Is the duty Of the
Dtecloft nt such lines to personally the Infected ds
rctai nndto provide aNd execute ofrccf Numcr
oui physicians, not acting members Of the usu.
ally enrol heir names u books subject 70 be calodupou
to attend is hosp tails. itue Of charge
IN the absence of Epdcncs, the Directors have author.
Eodhe Consulting Surgeon 20 give advice aud medical aid
20 persons suffering under CHRONIC DISEASES Of vruent
Character arising om abuse Of the physical powers, NAL
treatment, the effects OF drugs, 60, Ne.
Nafuua reports and tracts the and treatment of
Chonlc piieaset BY the Cousung surgeon, have been
published for fatultous distribution and will be sent FRsR
o. CuARuE 10 the afflicted.
Address for Reports or treatment DR GROaaH r CAt.
HouN Consuung Surgeon, Howard Associution,, No Q
south Ninth Street. Phladepha, Pa by order Of the D.
roctofs, EzuA u, HgARrwrtt, President
Gao. FAiRcHLp, Secretary. scpiIIT
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and DsnuIrATED; and will cure COWS Of giving nLOOnT
MILK. They also increase the quantity Of milk, when the
cows general condition bad The proprietor has bee
assured that they superior to thing else IN cnsa
OF Hollow Horn Care should be exercised that you oh
tain 81 Johns genuine Powders and suffer not yuur
selves 70 be humbugged with the assertion that rune
thing else h lust good,
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CARn rOLAnIES

TINE hachsh percie pills, for females. The importers
l. ofhis reliable and safe remedy for female complaints
would respectfully call the attention Ofthe ladies Of this
country TO H. feeling assured that in this they viii find
safe and failing remedy for all diseases nrsua from
deranged and dsorjered stem suoh sick headache
palpaton ofthe heart lowness Of spirits ses.
tions, Leucorfhea, &c.
In removing stoppagos, distractions OF the menses,
from whatever oause they are inhe. The suppression,
80 common, Is sspoedily relieved, and there will be
curence, II used according 20 directions. They
peciay adapted 10 MARRIED. LADIDs, (or particulars
circulars 10 he ound In each box, with diToctions)
None genuine without the signature OF Emile Mouiou,
Proprietor % Rue 81. uonov, Paris Massol Laurie,
importers.
Price 81 80 per boz; holfhoScs, 75 cents. Sold by all
respectable druggists IN the United States and Canadas.
Mail Package, put mp in cosey sealed double end
vcopcs, AL having the appearance Of ordinary uttsT
price 81 co. sod only by general agents. ALnHN
and Co.. Cleveland D., who will send them post pHid the
receipt OF the price, aud to whom all orders be
ed.
Sold by I. T.. -. John Of Tin o., who will also fena
them by mailo any address r5oeP rTes through
the Thn 2. %.
tlct. 15.Ir
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o. O.. KEECH,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pRAlERIN
Hats, Gaps, Furs, Buffalo Robes.
Ruckskn and Woosn Gloves aud Alitien No ita Water
street, Sanlusky, Ohio.
cV-ghes cash prices paid or an kinds Of Furs ana
skinsi also deals an broken hank and unenrrsnt money
Inld aud silver coin, etc, etc. ssntutr
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The Great Wonder Of the
NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.

ANtF AGCSIOfGfttcCs
Says The g. loui, MOI Demo,rt Hollow We publish
letter 20 d. Wood, Of this city from gentleman IN
Maine, which speaks gowiugy Of The superior merits OF
ht hats iono such oydencci must have its effect when
coming rom reliable SQUIRE. III certificates ore Huaran
tees Of tnh The Dr needs no encompma, useless puff
cry from uepraisi
Professor o. J. Woon 4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nv
attention called few months sincu the highly beneficial
effects Of your feo,aiiyoi was Induced 10 make apnca
uon Of t to my own hair, which had become quite gray
probably onohIri whltoi my whiskers were n the same
character Some three months since procured bottle Of
astoatye, and used H. soon found ID was moving
what bod wlahod. lused II about twice week. have
since procured another bottle, Of which have used
oan now oehr to the world that The rruy or white hair
has totally duppearcd, both my head and cc, and my
i hns resumed s natural color and believe moro so6
snd glossy tn Il has been before for e5 ye0rs. now
0Oyea od my good wife az the ago of52 has used IL with
Thsabese notice deem dqo ta you yourvaOublo dis.
eovery pm assured TINT whooycr will rightly use, per
dreoiions win not have occasion TO contradict my state.
menls am citSnn Of this city and resident here for
nero anu Nuo ming toWn Any us' you may make, with
my name attached % At your service wish preserve
The beauties Of natuie In Others az well as myself am,
truly you're, %, RAYMoSp
BAtriMoRr, Jan. % 1859
Woope HAR ResroaArivg,-Proiessot Wood bear
sir Having had the mi,ouune TO lose the best porion OF
In lsAA was adursdi make tral Of your preparation
ha S%i , 20 . 49, 49, ', "a ,',y Sss ".sdsa Ny sir
cations to you tu giving he afflicted such treasure.
FiNIRy IoSRs.
The undersigned, Rev. j. X Rrarg, Is minister In rog.
unr standing, bud pastor Of tho Orthodox Church NJ Brook
hnld Macs ne Is gentleman olgreat influence aud un.
VERBALLY beloved. WIN nYER.
hRooKriEtn, January ~, 1870.
Professor Wood-nour siu Having made trial OF your
iaf Rc'omtye gives me plcasuro to say that i effect
has boen excellent In rcmorng nnnmaon, dandruGand
constant tendency IN itrhinF, with which have been
troubled from my childhood and has also restored my hpt
which wnt becoming gray, 10 is original color have
used no other article with anything like the pleasure
or profit Yours truly j. X. nRAao.
The Restorative sput mp n BOTTLES Of slzos Was large
medium and smnll The small hold pint and reiai for
one dollarpcr bottle tho medium hnl 4 "a l-.'sty ~
p,nrg ini i.si tnnu inc snll totus Tor two dol
lau hoiue the large holds quart 90 per cent muro w
pyupoH, on, and rntais or 50 pUr bottle
q J, WOOD CO., rrundetors 92 broadway, New
York, On the great N y, Wire Railing EstahH shmentN
and i4Makrt street, ~ huus, Mo. Aud sold by s good
umgusts aud Fancy Gnoli Dealers, ian2l .antc
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rif1o1n Hnrnnn h nnn stahlo cursd Of . Conrh

MIR, james Ward, dealer IN horses, widely known IN
NorthWesiern Ohio says; have made nse oi l. T. 81.
Johns Condition Powders for Cough, DisempeT, Want
Of Appetite. etc consider them an article Of great
value, and the best horse medicine with which an ae.
quauird time since az tiIe hVeTF.aable %
Daniel ComnRs, OF Maumee City, and found bis hqusa.
htren IN numher. afflicted with cough advised him
10 give them 81 Johns Condition Powders. In eight or
ten days learned he had followed my advice and that
his horses then perfectly well.
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81 6O A MONTH, and an expenses paid. AnaEent /,
4fCV wanted IA eNep town and county ia the United
lH'e 70 engage IN respaoiable aud easy hpsness, hy
eNeh 'he above prohs may be certainly realized. Fai
.uliuer p,tueulari, address rt. j. HENRY WARNER
'orner Of nroome and Ner ,c qifsets Ne Ne Ciiv en-
'H'Hef go Yo7fnfa ssuF, isnei en-
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JAS. D. WHITNEY,

WholeSale Nfocer ana OOmmlsSOn
Aierohaat No, ail ala Water street, dtocy opposite
Nin Dayton Depot, Sandusky, Ohio, Raw aaa ~.
hned 0osar.t hhasses oYfnps, Rice Starch an qualities
OF soan aud Candles, Tea, Coee Sc. Orleri nf Fish,
age charged. sepglr
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Ny horse was worked and driven 50 hard, that he
seemed completely aud used M. Ifhe walked
few yards he would lrenble all over. lie seemed
treY worthless and about 10 die. gave him various
medicines. nut they we're ~ no hengit hnally gave
him |. l.. ST. JOHNS CONDITION pOWDERst ne
rapidly improved until he hecntno ocl Wen. sleh
soid hn M one hundfed dollars. p. sLAlMAKER.
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Hollow Horn, Ete,-I have used st. Johns Condl-
Sion Powders several years for horses and cattle sud
have hund them excellent In disemper, and The Qihrr
purposes for which they recommended. have
found them great medicine Tor cattle having he Hob
low Horn. bore the horn open ihc hole qecaaiqnalTs
and feed them 81. Johns Condition PoWders, 1 have
frequently given them 90 cows that became diseased,
and failed in giving milk. These Powders have always
soon effected cure, and made them give thelr milk,
SrRNOvilLE, Ohio. SAMUEL YOUNG.
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W y I0 Ioan1 % Io n. n. WlICh0nlo n li1iv cont
w nef .nsial piiI A osnORN
April lsi, lH5n-sa
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VII only reliable and Substantial mode Of susneudinr
= L9vetroughs, which has taken the First Premium at
w on,3 S,,ie taiI held ~ Cincnna September 1857
and ~ the New York State Fair this odera funfoyseni
received Gold Medal the best premium that COMMITTEE
OF scientific hunefs cousd award on anv o,fiev,
ment Having purchased the Right Seneca n-J IVvsp
DOT counties, you will perceive TINT oher pafes bs
nTt 70 uso ur put up this improvement M Won 80 80
house spouiod with Eaveuoughs that made Of the oe
I'M that is imported and by the best mechanics In Tiip
call as Nerksi p,ys. .i"'
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When travelling at the West had valuable horse
attacked with Inflammation OF the lungs. Ills cough
was worse than have ever known a human being OF
crea have. Ills coughing would sometimes awaken
me during the night, Ny friends considered him IN
eurabe, aud would have taken forty dollars 9r hiiq.
DERs and gave him, They soon eisoted thor9ngh g
cure aud now value him az l2OO. wish 10 carry them
always with me when travelling with my ogn team, ana
would recommend others % do so have made use OF
einan's, Merchants, and various oter hOraepoWdetat
but give ST. JOHNS the decided pTeiercnee, ,yrrps
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at the most reasonable rates.
GOOD AND CHEAP.
ITO W A RID ASSOCIATION,

tV-otieu from County Officers and other Customers
from abroad win be promptly attended 10, f addressed to
fthn, ma5.ir WV. WOLFF, THIN. q.
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Bloody MILK, Eto-Mr James Cronhete. Omar.
Ohio. SAYS had a horse badly aiictrd with distem-
per, and gave him ST. Johns Condition Powders. They
operated like charm, ellrctiug cure IN few days.
They aTe given b. cows IN our neghborhOod with excel
lieut. en- ct purifying their blood and improving their
condition. greatly 10 increase their quantity or
milk One COW had the garge which eaused her 10 Kve
bloody milk. cure Was soon effected With these Pow
ders
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A GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINE.

LIST Johns
Condition Pow
d rs. These
powders are held
In very hlgh estl-
nation Tor horses,
In cases of DIS
TEMPER loss
OF APPETITE.
HIDE BOUHb,
YELLOW WA
TER STlfF COM.
Z LAIN r. csc.
Ihcy are excel
lent for cattle
that nFp VEEWl n
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Feed the Cows.
VNENton ershoni Coz sale 81 The eWsrehouss hv
y lnu-r.eW nlfl A OSuORN
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Ma A. NEwMlN proprirtar Of a livery stable Tim,
Ohio. says July 7th, 1870; can give yn9a ersat re-.
eommendaton for youf CONDltlVN fuMDE.a l
have used them during the past ipnr years anu dulu X
that time my horses have ngNersulered WIN dstepers
although it has number of times prevailed extensively
around me- Three Of y horses we're receutY attacked
with cough duriE HE 2rrYalence 9i disismper la be
nair irlhnrh0nd. They were evidently getting the dts.
t.moer i fed ucn youf CONDITION pOWDElis. and
cured thcm perfectly Ia two days
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Ma MmIiM kfSIiGu, merchant EvanSport Ohio,
vrites, Az, sH um about out Of your Condition
Powders rhei give the hest satisfaction uf any horse
msdcine egsS sold II you can send me supply do
Horss nearly Dead with Distsmper-AIr l. y.
Nye, Reed Township, feurca Co, o.. had horse 90
bsdly AFFLICTED with distomper that the horsedoctori
told him 20 take him 20 the woods 20 die. curc WAa
enecied BY Evng him three papers Of g. Johns Oona
horsedootor cured horse that seemed used up ana
about 20 die ~ he would not eat BY gi.inN We IN
ing water, and then piuring them down nd ned 49, ~
This 4 the only way hey can be adhaniseie" "eN we
horse will not eat
Silt ~ an Msdicne Dealers. who Wi la5nh5e -
Jlhus Alnanacs fratis I. l. 81 Jopn TO- hl1A
Gtg, D General Atsat for the woss.TL aiAiss. -
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01
THE TRANSIT ROUTE.

The great Importance of the Isthmus as a
thoroughfare to the whole commercial world, and
more especially to the United States ought GER
tainly to sustain the position taken by the Presi-
dent in his Message, that an armed force should
be kept there to preserve safe communication
between the oceans. Constant Central American
commissions, the absence Of all law and the con-
sequent danger Of depreciation, make the passage
across the Istbmus an undertaking attended with
danger to both life and property. The rights of
mere barbarians should not thus interfere with
the commerce Of such large portion Of the globe,
and it behooves this government to correct the
evil
1t viii be no evidence that the United States is
aiming al Central American rule to protect the
transportation across the strip of land, and if it
does let do it in the face Of European suspicion
Important interests demand this at least, and it
is questionable If we have not the natural right
to appropriate the whole country thereabodts.
Should Uncle Sam determine upon this even, there
would be considerable difficulty in thwarting his
determination, aud it is doubtful if such an
attempt would be made.
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HON. JOBN n MoRAE.

1t will be observed with much satisfaction by
Mississippians that this distinguished gentleman
has been placed upon the committee on foreign
relations Matters Of great moment will doubt
less fall under the notice of this committee during
the present session. and it is gratifying to see men
appointed who are equal to every occasion, and
who have the moral courage to svindicate those
correct views which their high talent directs.
The distracted condition of neighbOring nations,
and the GOODNESS springing up between European
States and ourselves, may call for prompt action
at any moment When crisis does occur, we
predict there will be found no more efficient ad-
wiser on the committee than John ]. McRae and
no one more vigilant to discover what things are
derogatory to the interest or honor of his country
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01
For The Dsmoera
For the Democrat.
YAZ00 CITY. - ITS PRESENT CONDITION
AND FUTURE PROSPECTS.

YAZ00 CITY. Its PRESENT CONDITION
AND FUTURE PROSPECTS.
The rapid decline of this place must be obvious
to blind man. Robbed of her former CONNER
cial Importance by the Railroad, her savans have
become SO discouraged that they take no steps to
preserve the few conveniences that were erected
in her more prosperous days.
The hogs have taken absolute possession of the
town, roofing up the pavements and filling up the
cutters, SO as to render it almost impossible to
walk the streets either by day or night.
These depredations by the hogs are not only a
great, Inconvenience, but. an Onerous tax upon
property holders, who have been compelled to
pave their side walks. They may, and some
times do, have fifty or hundred dollars worth Of
paving destroyed in night, and when relaid,
may have it again destroyed in much less time
than is required to repair it, independent Of the
expense attending the repairs
Something should speedily be done to arrest
the destruction of the pavement that is now going
on, or the town will soon be in its original condi
ton before settlement-a perfect " Hog Hollow. "
A CITIZEN.
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LIEUT.. GEN. SooTT AT CHARLESTON
The Charleston Courier of the Goth instant
contains long report of the arrival and
reception of Lieutenant General Winfield
Scott, whose brief visit to Charleston was
an occasion of great enthusiasm among all
classes. civil and military.
Our New York exchanges notice General
SCOTS departure from that city, with some
discrepancy as to objects. The Journal Of
Commerce says:
Lieut.. General Scott sailed on Wednes-
day in the Marion for Charleston. He de-
clined the military escort rendered him on
the occasion. A squad of the Scott Life
Guard however, unknown to the General,
proceeded to the pier, and fred salute OF
thirty guns as the steamer left. The
General goes to inspect the Notifications at
Charleston, Key West, New Orleans, and
other Southern cities.
The New York Sun says:
Lieutenant General Scott has left the city
on a Southern tour, for the purpose of in
speeding Notifications, nominally, but really
to look after the "Susan" business, and such
matters.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

MAJOR VAN DoRN.-The Port Gibson
Reyeille has been shown a private letter
from the above gallant officer, native Of
Claiborne county, Miss. The letter was to
member of his family, and referring to his
recent desperate conflict with the Canaan
ches, he says:
l charged party of Indians during the
battle, which lasted about an hour, and
after shooting one of them, got shot myself
--one arrow entering my arm little above
the wrist and lodged near the elbow, another
entered my right side, passed through the
upper part of my stomach, ranging upwards,
cut the lower part of my left lung and came
out on my left side.
When l pulled the arrows from me, the
blood followed as if weary of service and
impatient to cheat me of life-spilling like
red wine from drunkard's tankard
1t was sublime to stand thus on the brink
of the dark abyss, and the contemplation
was awful. 1t was doubtful for some time
| if should survive l had faced death often,
but never SO palpably before. gasped in
dreadful agony for several hours, but finally
became easy, and am now we'll My NOBLE
faithful horse, sprinkled with blood, stood
over me where / fell, and looked the SYM
patty be could not utter, and if l had died
there, be would not have been friendless.
If several soldiers had not come up as was
shot, 1 would have been stuck as full of
arrows as CULVER was of the Lillputans,
and my best friends could not gave picked
me out from among dozen dead porcupines.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE,

PURSUANT to Decree of the Honorable Pro-
bate Court of Yazoo County, State of MissS-
sipp, made at the December Term, 1858 thereof,
will, as Administrator of Fife Berry, deceased,
expose to sale at public auction, in front Of the
Court House door of said county, on Monday, the
18th day Of February, 1859, within the hours
prescribed by law, upon a credit Of twelve months
from the day of sale, the following described land,
situate lying and being in the county and State
aforesaid tO-wit; The North East quarter Of Sec
ton twenty five the South west quarter of North
east quarter, the North west quarter and the
South east quarter of section twenty six, Town
ship ten, Range two west. Bond with approved
security will be required of the purchasers.
J. H. BUNCH, Admir-.
GIBBs WILKINSON, Solicitors.
January / 1859. (18-5t.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T ETTERS of Administration cum testamento
] J annexo upon the estate of Amos Price, de-
ceased, having been granted to the undersigned
upon the estate at the December Term. A. D.
1853 of the Hon. Probate Court Of Yazoo County,
State of Mississippi-Notiee is hereby given to
all persons having claims against said estate TO
exhibit the same and have them registered il the
manner and within the time prescribed by law OF
they will be barred. F. W. WHELESS,
Administrator cum testamento annexo.
January LIST, 1859. Q8-7t.