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PRODERTY OAIES

Messrs. Gibson Co., auctoneers, sold on Satur-
day afternoon, at the Exchange Sale Rooms, Cav
street, the following property:
One undivided moety in fee of lot on Dugan's 5
wharf, fronting 81 feet on said wharf, with depth
of 65 feet. The warehouse on the property was
destroyed by fire in January last, and one-half of
the old material was sold with the ground Pur-
chased by VIM. s. Nicholas for 81 $50.
Also, one undivided moiety in lot on the north
side of Dugan street, fronting feet on said street.
witha depth of II feet, improved by three-story
brick house.
Also, one undivided m oety in fee of lot on the
west side of Marsh Market Space. near Lombard
street, fronting the Space 25 feet with a depth
of IS feet, and improved by three-story brick
building. Both the last named lots were purchased
by Mr.. Ward for 81 ,975.
Also, ground rent of S1O0 per annum issuing
out of lot on Dugan's wharf, and now occupied
by the Maryland Sugar Refinery. Purchased by
VIM. II. Thompson for s., ,440.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, April 16.-Ashes-The mar
ke quiet for both kinds sales of pots and pearls
Cofee-There is fair demand at full prices-sales Of
900 bags Rio at II cts, and $50 Java at lax
The transactions yesterday in Rio amounted bags
at III 124 cts for good to prime; besides which 200
Java sold at d5 cts and 80 boxes Cape at 1OX
cts. st. Domingo is scarce and firm at 9S cts cash.
CotonThe market is dull and somewhat heavy at 12x
cts for middng upands-saes of 600 bales to-day and
1000 do. yesterday.
FishThe market is dull but prices are without further
change.
Flour &c.-The inquiry for Western canal Flour is mod
erate but prices Of good State and Ohio are rmer The
arrivals larger and the market closes quietly Family
extras held with greater confidence The sales are
5000 bbs at 20G5 go for superne State S6106e45
for extra do Sc 640 for low grade of extra Western;
90 for shipping brands Of round hoop extra Ohio
20 for trade brands $4,000 for st. Louis brands
and $6.e0GS,25 for extra Genesee.
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POLICE LNTELLLGENCE.

Eugene Daily arrested by Sergeant McComas
on the charge of assaulting and beating James
Roach. Held for court by Justice Alexander.
James Roach was arrested by Sergeant McComas
charged with assaulting and beating Eugene Daily.
Held for court by Justice Alexander.
Thos Donnelly alias Shields was arrested on Sat
urday night on the charge of rioting on the Fort
road, and with shooting at officer Davis with intent
to kill. Justice Showacre committed him for
Court.
franeis Collins was arrested on the charge of aid
ing and abetting Donnelly. Committed for Court
by Justice Showacre.
John Lee was arrested, charged with stealing a
keg OF lager beer from the brewery of Conrad Hoff
man, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Orchard
street. Committed for Court by Justice Logan
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Later from Utah.

I4Nter IfOm Ut0h.
LEAVENWoRTH, April 15.-The Utah mail of the
9th ult. has arrived.
The Mormons at Provo City were indignant be-
cause the United States troops were stationed there
during the session of the court
There were rumors of threatened collision,
place.
Governor Cumming had been sent for.
An organized banditti infested Salt Lake CITY,
Some of them had been arrested.
The Indians continued to interfere with the Cali
fornia Overland MAIL shooting at the carriers, and
stealing the stock.
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FrOn Santn Ee.

ST. LOUIS, April 16.-The Santa Fe mail of the
9th ult. has arrived. The store of Messrs. Gar
land & Co., settlers at Fort Staunton, was des-
troyed by fire, involving loss of SIT 900. The
transportation of the California mail. via the 35th
parallel has been suspended in consequence of the
interference of the Indians 1t understood the
ST. Beae had turned back; cause unknown
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=,
ToRoNTo, c. W., April 15-Pariament has con-
tinued In session since yesterday morning, and
there is no prospect at present of an adjournment
taking place. The subject under consideration is the
Government measure for the final settlement of the
Seignorial Tenure in Lower Canada, which is vio-
lIently opposed by the Upper Canada Members.
Much excitement and feeling is displayed
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The OberIin Slave Rescuerx

CLEVELAND, April 15.-The trial of BUSHNELL
charged with the rescue of the slave John, at
Oberlin, before the United, States District Court
has resulted in verdict of guilty This is the first
of the trials under the writs of indictment found
against the parties implicated in the rescue. His
sentence has not been pronounced
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A AZ II g 4 IL Il AZ "

n III q y u u u " IS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The Merchant of Fe-
NICE will be given tonight with Mr.. Wallack as
Shylock, and Mrs. Gladstane as Portia. The after
piece will be (for the first time) Our Eastern Shore
Cousin, with Mr.. Fiske as lSassa Pinch-hard.
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EIREN-

About one O'Clock yesterday morning officers Fu-
las aud Phillips discovered the blacksmith shop of
Mr. Chester near Pleasant street to be on fire. They
put it out without raising alarm. 1t was the
work of an incendiary
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MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, April 15.-The engine house
OF the Mount Pisgah Lehigh Coal Company was
badly damaged by fire last night, in consequence of
which there will be stoppage in the passage of
coal trains for a week perhaps
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Niagara Falls Water power Com,onx

NIAGARA FALLS, April Is. - Stephen NJ. Allen,
President of the Niagara Falls Water Power Com
pany, resigned to-day The work on the canal is
progressing slowly, but it is said that the water
power will be ready for use in July next
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 15.-The second trial
IN this city to elect members of the General Assem-
bly,, has resulted in the choice of the entire Ameri-
can can Republican ticket by majorities ranging from
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Monstarg anh Commercial 8ebism.
BALTIMORE, April l6, 1855

BALTIMORE, Aprlt TO- lo'''
There was considerable activity in Stocks to day at the
Board and the market decidedly stronger especially
for the leading fancy baltimore and Ohio Railroad) In
which an advance of Of dollar per share was estap
lshed There of this stock sold at S5sg
594 seller 60 days s59H seller so after 30 days S5sHg
59& regular way and s594 59 buyer 60 days. the mar
ket for closing s59& bid s59A asked regular way
There was nothing in Northern Central Railway, but
closed at s19k bid S191 asked regular way these fig
ures being an advance of the closing quotations of
yesterday City 6s advanced to day q. We note sales
of $500 1905 99 and of 900 do 100 There
some inquiry for Railroad bonds and note sales Of
So Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at ST. 81 900 Northwest
Virginia endorsed third mortgage bonds at g. and
$4,000 do unendorsed do. at 30 Baltimore and Ohio
1855 closed at say bd S4 asked and Northern Central
1855 at 69H bid, 70K asked There inquiry
for Bait and Ohio Railroad dividend ORDERS
but nothing was done in them. They closed however
Is bid, 20 asked. Bank stocks continue firm. We note
sales to-day of IL shares Marine 100 shares West
at $2l and of 80 shares Franklin at Sl1E Sales
also of 2 shares Susquehanna Canal S3h Canton left
off to-day at S19A bid $40 asked, Springfield Mining at
$lh bid, S2s asked and Gardner Hill at S2A bid So ask
ed regular way
The rates for foreign exchange con nue firm The quo
tions follows viz: London, bankers bills 100 9%G
no. do. Commercial do 1928 Paris 60 day bills 5f114;
do. short sight 5f7h; Antwerp 5f.12H Bremen 79X;
Amsterdam Al y; Hamburg 81 Cologne 73 Frankfort AZ
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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From the Nep Yorh: Papers,

PARIS, Canada, April l5.-The mail carrier be-
tween this place and Brantford was murdered last
night and the mail robbed The murderer had not
vet been arrested.
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the trains the Northern Central Railway to 90
into effect to-day. The trains will now leave the
Calvert Station at 7.30 A NJ, and and O'clock
7. NJ. The hours of arrival will be 715 and ii. Is
A. NJ. and 6. 20 p NJ
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mond, I4th inst.
Sehr Tram Smith, McGivern for Alexandria, sailed from
Fall River, 18th inst.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

- SATURDAY, April l6.
COFFEE.-There is an active demand for Coffee, and
the transactions in it day have been heavy The sales
add about 600 bags and they include 5000 bags Rio
ex Hannibal" at 1l41llS cts, $50 bags do. Chasen
at l1dlh cts so bags strictly prime Rio IL cts $50
bags rejected do at IL ct and 200 bags Laguayra at
IL y cts The market closes quite strong. We publish
below the usual weekly report of Messrs White Elder
Coffee brokers, and refer readers it for quota
tions:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock Of Rio Coffee, April 9, 1856. II 900 bags
sin Eurr ih,1
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Meeting of Shoe Dealers and Ma
Sale of OH at New Bedford

Sale of Oil at New Bedford
NEW BEDFORD, April l6.-George A. Bovine sold
at auction to-day the crews share of the cargo of
the whaleship Frances Henrietta, consisting of IL =
TOO gallons of whale OIL at At 047 cents, and 1000
pounds bone at IS cents cash.
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The Wanderers Africans

SAVANNAH, April 15.-The Federal Court has
found true bills against Charles Lamar, R. F. Aiken
John F. Tucker, and others, for holding the Afri-
cans by the yacht Wanderer.
Meeting of Shoe Dealers and Manu- IA cturers
BOSTON, April ia large meeting of shoedeal-
ers and manufacturers was held las: evening at the
Shoe and Leather Exchange, and, after discussion,
committee of nine was appointed to confer with
the New ork dealers, with view of procuring a
more accurate inspection of sole leather.
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Tho California Legislature at the instance of Gov.
Weller has passed an act appropriating 81, 900 an
nueIly to the Washington Monument at Washing
ton.
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SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, April 15.-Arr. schr. E. r. Bennett, New
York. - ~
CID schrs; Statesman ant F. Merwin, New York
delpha.
RICHMOND, April II-Arr bark Winifred, Rio de janet
70: schr. Lucy Ames ROckland
WILMINGTON, April l3.-Arr bark Florence, New York
York ~ ' ~
April 4Arr brig John Bach, Havana; schr John, New
Fall River
NORFOLK April barr schrs. Joseph Guest and Mary
Eliza New York
NEW ORLEANS, April lo.-Arr barks Hannah Secor and
Edward, Rio de Janero.
List Canal Boats by steamer Lancaster April 10Th
Boat Thos C. Stevenson Capt Falmer, Lumber to r. K
Hawley 4 Co.
Boat John Howard, Johnson, Lumber to Henry James
Co
Boat Catharine Elizabeth, Capt Riley Pig Iron to McKim
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The loss BY the fire at Wilmington, N. c., on the
l4th, is estimated at $4,000.
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>-,,,,- .-a EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, April H. Arr, ships Maid of Orleans, New
orleans Shepard Knapp Calcutta; bark Comet, Cardena
BOSTON, April a. Arr Ship Harpswe Glasgow; barks
Haetta Agoa Bay Geo Thomas, Galveston brig Chatham
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FOREIGN
MATANZAs-Schr Franklin Bell
Z0O hhds. sugar, 70 boxes do 80 hhds molasses Jos
c. Yates Co
C0ASTWISE.
FRANKLIN, LA-Schr. j. j. Spencer
290 hhds. sugar, 375 bbls molasses Samuel Hurlbut
MoBILE-Schr. Orrettd.
262 bales cotton, Ferguson, Murphy Co.. tons old
iron, Robinson, Lord & Co.
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Mr. James Maher, long and favorably known to
all Washington, died about noon on Friday, at his
residence on q street, after short illness. He
came TO Washington in 1888, and in the autumn OF
that year was appointed by President Jackson to
the charge of the public grounds as chief gardner
Many OF the most beautiful spots in the CITY were
iaid out under his direction. He retained up to his
death, the position of gardener in charge of the
grounds OF the United States Capitol Wash
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LoRD NAPIER.-A number of British residents of
New York waited on Lord Napier on Friday, and
through Consul Archibald presented an address ex-
pressing respect and esteem for Lord and Lady Ma
pier and regret for their departure. In his reply
Lord Napier said:
'lt would i'll become me to take leave of this
country without emphaticaly recognising the cordi-
part of the President of the United States, the
Secretary of State, and all the members of the
existing Administration. | never forget or
requite the incessant kindness of many estimable
and distinguished persons who have admitted nv
family to their friendship, and reflect with pride
on the evidence of sympathy which has more than
once been offered to me by the American people,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
Shipping Sntsliigents.

HARBoR GRACE, N FL ,632 bbs. -four; SO do cor
meal 60 boxes crackers half bbls beef 800 bbls Dor
95 kegs butter; 10 boxes tobacco: ship spars
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SAILED.
Bark Starlight, Rickard Jacksonville
Brig Belvoir, new, PA tons Travers, Barbrdoes and
market, in tow of steamtug Jas. Murray
Brig Myra Baker, Boston.
Brig Attivo, (Sic) Fort Palermo.
Schr. Electric, (Br.) Newman, Bermuda.
Bark Syph Jones' for Boston, sailed in tow of Lioness
Brig Diamond of the Deep (Br Bondout Harbor Grace,
F.
Schr Brilliant, Cole, Alexandria, finish loading for Bar
hannel
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The Key West Key Of Tie GuIf Of April 2, states
that, on the 29th of March, a wrecking smack
brought to that port from wrecked vessel five
Kegs OF specie, each containing about $4,000. Dur
ing the night, after the arrival of the smack one of
the kegs was stolen, and dropped from boat into
the sea. Within two hours from the discovery of
the loss of the specie it was found and recover
ed from the water, and three of the four men i'm
phcated the fourth having in the mean time fled
from the key) were arrested and imprisoned The
specie was recovered by some turtle fishers The
key Of the GuJ alleges that some of the parties
arrested were residents of Key West and SAYS that
lot more than twenty years case similar to this
has occurred. 1t claims that the wreckers are
exactly honest in returning the property confded
to them, and expresses much Indignation that the
falr name OF the Key has been thus tarnished.
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The Under poa in the Fight.

know thattLe world. ,p,at the.Qeat, big world;
From the peasant up to the King;
Has q different song to sing. s. fAi $50 ,seg
And different song 10 slug.
But, for nie-and care nota single fig r..
lf,hey say am wrong or wfigbt- ...
shall always go fer the atcdker dog,
For the under dog in tho fight, ~
know that the would, that the great, big wprld,
Win never moment stop
To sec which dog inay'beSin the fault, 81,
But will shout for the dog 'outop. =
But. for me- never shall pause to ask
Which dog may be in the right, re,V -i'
For my heart ,ciH beat, while it beats at all,
For the @aIcr dog inthe fight. 81
Percliance what I've said | Ind better not said.
Or 'twerc bcttcrI had said it incog; [brim,
But, with heart and with glass filed chock to the
lierc a health to the .Jottom dog
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SE&G0 TgD poe TRY.
A Castle in the Air.

I'll tell you, friend. what sort of wifo,
Whcnc'cr [ sean this scene Of life,
Inspires my waking schemes.
And when sleep. with form so light,
Dances before my ravishcd sight,
In sweet aerial dreams.
The rose its blushcs need not lend,
Ncr yet the lilly with them blend,
To capivate my eyes.
Give me check the heart obcys,
And swectly mutablc, displays
Its feelings as they rise;
Features whore pcnsve, more than gay,
Save whcna rising smile doth play,
The sober though, you see;
Eyes that all soft and tender seem,
And kir3 affections round them beam,
But M. It of all on me;
y form, though not of finest mould,
Where yet n something you behold
Cnconsciously dotl, please;
Manners all graceful without art,
That to each look and word impart
y modesty and ease.
But still her air, her face, each charm.
Must speak heart with feeling warm,
And mind inform the whole;
With mind her mNntlng check must glow,
Her voice, hcr bcaming eye must GLOW,
Her voice, her bcaming eye must show
An oll-inspring soul.
All could such being fnd,
And were her fate to mine but Joined
BY lIymcn's silkcn tie,
TO her myself, my all Id give,
For her alone delighted live,
For her consent to die
WWhcnoor by anxious gloom oppressed,
. q. 81
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Commissioner's Notice,

~ EVUTTN-PTCkENS, -,
a UARDIANS, Trustees, and NIL other per-
NJ sons, whose duty il is to account before
nc, arc required to iilc their Annual Returns
in my Ohicc. on or bcl0ro the llth day of
May next Vouchers for NIL payments out
must be exhibited. aud the property held Ivy
every Guardian or Trustee must be distinct
ly set forth in snid Return ON OATH No Re-
turn will DO received on public days unless it
is properly made out, Those failing to COM
ply with the acquisitions of the law. MS hero
in set forth. will be ruled mt once
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, CEr.p.
March % 1850 36 If
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To Parents.

"A sound mind IN sound body--a great
blessing this. and ono which all parents
should try to secure for their Children
Excessive mental cxertion is bad fir any
child. The physical system should bo the
first object. If the order of nature be re-
versed, the mind as well as tho body will
suffer. 1t would often be easy for q skiIiful
parent to make child u prodigy. but jju-
dicious parent will never attempt it, Prem
aturc growth ofmind will seldom, if ever. be
found to spring from vigorous root. We do
not doubt that many have sunk into an carly.
grave through tho unnatural degelopmcnt of
ther faculties, and the excessive exc;temcnt
OF mental and physical senSibilty, whie'l is
usually the effect of it, Let it he, then. the
care ot the parent to guide and direct rather
than to isrcc, into right channel tic inn
mature mental faculties of the child. But.
ny ali means, would we earnestly recommend,
to go hand III hand with moral training, o
hea'th preserving" and vigor imparting edu-
cation of the body.
To be moro explicit, we would say. in tho
hrst place, if circumstances give the freedom
OF choice, do not send children of an early age
to school. The many hours confinement. the
frequent close atmosphere, and the constrai-
ned posture connected with most schools for
young children can but be injurious to their
health. Their time would he far better en-
pi"ycd In acquiring, by almost Constant cx-
ercisc, the bono and muscle which they will
want in future life. Tho above objection,
however does not altogether apply to infant
schools, which, whcnplorcrly conducted, cS-
pccially provide for the physical training of
the scholars, combining healthy play with
learning, and are generally open and we'll
ventilated. 1t is u source of rejoicing that
parents whose time and energies are 50 oc-
cuplcd that they cannot attend to the we'll
training of their children at home arc cna-
hied 81 advantagcously to secure it abroad
Were all schools for older children conducted
on the same principle las they might be), so
cal as well as mental instruction, and to en-
courage, rather than rcprcss, bodily activity,
the moral and intellectual, as we'll as tic
physical results, would be most blessed.
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al Friendly NOTICE.

A Ii. persons indebted 80 the Estate of
IN. Joshua Cox. decensed. must settle Mt
once. Those having demands against tho
Estate must render them in accordingto law.
BY his request. tho largest notes are in tho
bands OF Mr. u. B. Cox for an early settle.
ment. prefer winding up The estate just
as soon as tho law viii admit, ge far as ar.
concerned as one Of tho administrators.
j. sK. IIUSNICUTT, Admir-.
Feb, q, 1859 81 II
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Stalc 0f' Soulh CaroliMa,
lN EQUITr-pICXENS.

n ENVTN-FICNENs.
Robert Kirkscy, Admr, !
vs. Pei' ON for Relief &c
Isaiah NJ Kirkscy, ct nj.
4 appearing to my satisfaction that Isaiah NJ.
Kirkscy. Jared T. F. Kirkscy and Mary l..
NJ. Kirkscy. defendants in this case, reside
without the limits OF this State: On motion of
Orr, for Petitioner, II is orlcrctl tlut these alb
sent defendants do appear in this Court, and
plead. answer or dcInur to the said petition,
within three months from the publication here
of, or an order pro co'teSso will be nken against
them. ...+
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.gPp.
Coni'rs 0tlcc, March 20, 1859 3m
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NaARAaiE

| S hereby given thnt final settlement of the
estate of Joseph W. Ross, deceased, VIII be
made before the Ordinary, at Pickeps G. II. on
Monday the 9th day of May next. Persons in
tcrescd will take notice end govern themselves
accordingly.
F.E. HARRISON, Admr
Jan. 26. 1859 20 8n,
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~ NasTHCE

7 s hereby given that will not be respon-
IL siblc for interest on the dissfibutive ahare
of Rilla Dawson. in the Estate of Daniel Moo
dy, deceased. on aud after this date and
that this NOTICE will bc plead in bar Of inter-
oSt on the said distribatiye share. s,
BENNETT MOODY, Ex'or,
Feb. %, 1850 81 3m
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gsEIsNR1r RssR aa5s.

TNHE Commissioners of Free Schools, for
Il Pckens District, beg leave to mako,
through their Secretary aud rreasurcr, an
exhibit of State funds which have passed.
through his hands:
The Report for January, 1853, was for
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n @ YAGE.

4 FINAL settlement of the Estate of Thos
N Alexander, deceased, will he had be-
fore the Ordinary, at Pickchs G. H., on Mon.
day the 18th day Of June nnXt Persons in
tcrcsted thercin must govern themselves oc-
cordinSly. Those indebted must pay up.and
those having demands against said Estate
must render them to me, legally attcstcd, be-
fore that day.
DAN'L, ALEXANDER, Ex'or.
Feb. I. 1859 90 3m