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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

SS Col. r. G, Payne, oae Of the
ablest speakers in The State, and a
warm advocate Of Judge Douglas,
has expressed his determination to
support Bfeokinridge and Lane
Many others ere pursuing the same
course with the COL, and in a short
time, a eorporsl's guard of Douglas
men cannot be mustered In the Dor
ders Of Teunessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

In BAD ODoR There is no stron-
ger proof to be found Of the unpop-
ulality Of the Douglas ticket, than
the fact that Mr.. Fitzpatrick refused
to suffer bis name to be placed upon
il. Fitzpatrick is Sensible to the
las!."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Position OF Mr. PRYoR.-In a
card Published in the Virginia Index,
MIR. Pryor states his position as fol-
lows:
"Haviug been invited 20 pariiei-
pate in demonstration in fsvsr OF
certain candidates for The Presidency
and Vice Presidency. / think it duo
to candor and my constituents to
declare at once my support OF John
G. Breckenridge and Joseph Lane
Ii was thought Pryor would sup.
port the "Little Giant"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

AT Point Coupee, La. lately, a
slave owner was convicted Of unneces-
sary cruelty to bic slaves, and the
Court ordered that they should all
be sold away from his ownership
and custody.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

ANOTHER GOVERNMENT DEFAULTER
Corwin Hunt, late receiv.
sr Of public money at NachitOohes,
Louisiana, Ga nephew Of Thomas
Corwin Of Ohio,) is . dsfauIter to
the government TOT $4,000. The
viii probably sustain no
loss, as the securities are perfectly
responsible.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
ALL Observation-Disclosures

ALL REJoIcINa.-Everyubsrs in
Kentucky, Tennessee, and the entire
South, the nominations Of Breckin-
ridge and Lane have been received
with demonstrations of delight
A II opposition will sink into iusiguif-
canoe before the enthusiastic legions
who rally to their standard. 49,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
Gen. PilIew.

This Soldier Patriot has come cut
for Breckinridge. and Lane. AL.
though Mr.. Douglas Was his first
choice, be thinks now, that 1t would
be utter madness in any trus dem
,crat TO support him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
WORMS.

- - - &Ls4kSs
THE season is at hand when these scour-
Il ages Of childhood begin to tecoms
both Troublesome and dangerous. DR. JOHN
BULLS VEGETABLE WORM DESTROY
Err 10 remedy alike pleasant and effestasl
for the evil. There 10 not the least difficulty
In getting children to take the medicine IL
Is prepared in the form Of Candy Drops, and
will be eaten with avidity by cbildrea Of Al,
age'. is destroys and expels worms mora
stfectually than any remedy now in use. " hin
at the same time il will In no way affect in
juriously the health Of the child.
Ii can be procured from druggists and coun-
try stores everywhere.
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal offics, Lou
isvilie. Ky. Feb. %. l5eO--6m.
DIEMER & MILES. Agents, Eaystieosils
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
Yourns SENTENCED TO ImpRIsosnrsr

FOR LIFE.--Duriug the term Of the
Superior Court for Nantucket, which
closed its session on Wednesday,
franklin B. Chase and Henry G.
Stackpole--both minors---pleaded
guilty TO incendiarism, in setting FIRE
to three buildings in the night time,
and were sentenced to the States pris-
on for life--one day solitary conine-
ment. They reoeivsdths sentence in a
careless and indifferent manner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

The hills Of South Carolina and
Georgia are rapidly becoming covered
with vineyards. 0ns wine grower.
DR.. Mcdonald, has already ninety
acres planted With grapes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Breckenridge and Lane are re.
ceiysd with more enthusiasm through
out the Union, than any candidates
have been since the days of Jackson.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Legal
Circuit Court is yet in session.
In the case, State Us. Joseph Rate
kin, indicted for resisting an officer
who was in the discharge Of bis duty,
verdict Of guilty was rendered, and
the penalty fixed at two years i'm
prisonmsnt in the penitenliary.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

A little boy at jackson, Michigan,
was bitten by rattle-snake, and
would have died last week, had not
an elder boy sucked out the poison
from the wound.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Col. George G. Hodge, ofthe Ken
lucky Legislature, addressed the
Breckenridge meeting at COvihgton
on Saturday night. A change has
come over the spirit Of the Colonsl's
dreams since last winter when be
was most enthusiastically for Doug
las. Louisville Journal, Jay 4.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

In Toledo, few days since, man
worth 100000, and not owing single
Dina, crowned himself for fear Of COM
ing to want
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
Old Speaks!
The People Movingg!
BRECKENRIDGE Ind LINE
ENDoR9IDi

The meeting Of the National De.
mocracy at the court house on the
first Monday in this month was one
Of the mos. imposing and successful
demonstrations we have ever seen in
Lincoln county. The courthouse
Was crowded to its utmost capacity,
aud In character as we'll as numbers
i'll was worthy Of the Democracy Of
the Empire County Of Tennessee
1t was truly meeting Of the people,
endorsing Breckenridge and Lane,
and placing tia party where it has
always been, on the national vantage
ground Of principle. aud declaring
it, as heretofore, offectually clear Of
all faint Of seotionalism and faction.
Its resolutions spoke in plain, IN
ambiguous terms, the fixed deternin.
alton Of the Tennessee Democracy
to maintain its national position and
integrity; and they were received
aud approved unanimously. when re-
ported by the Chairman of the Com.
mittes; John M Bright, Esq, in a
lew weIl.,imed remarks. Alto.
gether, it was gathering in the
spirit of the constitution, and will
tell upon the destiny of the party in
its onward progress.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

In ten years, from 1850 to 1860,
the city OF Memphis has Increased in
population from $3.50 TO $4,000.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
Gentlemen S Wear in Great Variety

CL0THS the finest in town, Cassimsrss
~ Doe skins. Silk and Marseiles restisx
Hats assorted. Ready made Clothing. Linsn
drills. Drap De etc., the best and largest sssk
we have ever had cheap At
MY3. WHfGHr kEANsoH.
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MARRIAGES.

In Manchester, n. H., July s. by Rev. e. s.
Dearborne, Mr.. Nj. &. Brown of West Concord,
and Miss Mary A. Brown of No. Groton, y. IL.
In this town. Aug 4, by Rev. IL. Wellington,
Mr.. b. X. Cross and Miss Mary Ann Hannctt.
both of this place.
In Derby. June 49, by Rev. II. I. Jones. Mr.
Jonathan Bryant and Miss Malvina NJ. Judd. both
of Holland.
In Derby. July r. by Rev. II. I. Jones. Mr.
Calvin A. Bailey of Lowell, Mass, and Miss Ell
len E. Day of Coventry.
In Albany. Aug. 2, by Rev. II n. IIoycy, Mr.
Charles X. Churchill and Miss Morosa Jane Viii
kinS, both Of Stowe.
In Salem, Aug. |, by Rev. John Frazier, ME-.
A. Stewart of Derby, and Miss Jane Kelley of Sa-
lem.
In Danvillc Aug 1. by Rev. John Eastman,
Mr.. N. L. c. Alexander and Miss Julia A. D..
Guild. both of Danville.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-17
The OJy0endted Bitters.

The qualities Of this medicine have placed it upon al
mpershable foundation. In destroy ing disease and ndu
cling health it has parallel.
For the followil complaints thes Biters specific
Viz dyspepsia indigestion, heart burn, acity,
tiv eness loss of appetite, headache and general debility
tenSvcy used by physicians in their practice and
to have restored many to health who apparently
You'd the reach Of the healing art.
Suboined are few tributes from we-known physi
clans:
Mansfield Tioga Co, Pa Aug. 81, ISIS.
decided success in debility and general prostratol 81.
and confidently recommend it general debility and
eases OF the digestive organs. F, ii. WHITE N. ID.
Auburn n Y. Sept 8. lsjS.
Gentlemen Il have been in the drug business the last
fifteen years and have sold medicine which has
gwen such great satisfaction In Of Dyspepsia the
OXygenated Btters, and in this disease Always
mend it. H. q. FOWLER.
Burlington, VT. Nov l., 1884.
Gentleman Il am pleased to state, that have tried
the ONygenatcd Biiters for indigestion and debility
found lr'nediae relief from using only part Of bottle
have the gleats confidence Ill II for dyspepsia
and general debility and recommend il with much pleas
ure. Yours &c.
IA JAMES LEWIS. II. d.
Prepared by SETH W FOWIEG CO., Boston. and FOL
ale by J. {. BISGHAx nd lOyr GREEN ST. Johnsbury
JOHN BACON, st. Johnsbu-y Centre; H. A. Quincy, Ly-
don Centre; ". II. McGAirEY, Lyndon Corner; o. &
HALE. Lower Waterford DARLING 4 HosMER, Concord;
S. GOULD Co., West Concord, and by dealers every
where. 1896
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-17
COMPLAINTS OF CHILDREN.

IN the Gases Of fast grow Ing scrOflous children pre-
uisPseu u crVatureS and other defomeS II is often
uesraDle u give tonic without smulants and alter
auVe without Irritation For such would b. impossible
10 select preparation combining many the above
advantages as the PERUVIAN SYRUP.
- NV YORK May Is. 1859. SO West 4lSt street.
10 The ProprietOrS OF the Peruvian Syrup.
GENTLEMEN Ny daughter Caroline two and one half
Years {" suffered since her birth from sCrofua bOis
oppression Of the stomach and loss of appetite As
Know. have tried Your Peruv ian Syrup, and very
happy to confess she is restored to good health The
was the with my youngest boy Rudolph eight months
old lie suffered from ScrOfua. His sore and
he had ON different parts Of his body scab> Of dangerous
character gave him your Peruvian Syrup during two
weeks teaspOonfu at time pretty boy is Der
fecty we'll and his entire body free from scaDs
Yours with respect, DR. H. WIEtZOREK.
"a Pastor the German Evangelical Church.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-17
Important Remedies.

II there Is in the list Of remedies given the world for
acceptance and approval any which entitled to conii-
dcnce by their perfect adherence 10 the laws intention
OF the Creator. one IL the 'CNIVERSAL COUGH REM
EDi for every species OF lun. throat and bronchial
icuties. even that Of "ACTUAt. CONSI MPTION," and
the other, the justly celebrated Tt LII ANODYNE, most
perfect remedy tor neuralgia Ut, rheumatism. partial
and Actual Para ySis ST. VituS dance onc spasodc
and nervous headache OOhache earache and that chief
Of all CAUSES OF disease Loss Of Sleep
II friends will accept thu declaration that for six
eight these preparations have been terough
that would satisfy ALL in place OF sweeping dec
that nothing. and then procure and read the PAIN
phletS. be found with all dealers and agents they will
be able judge how far they be relied See ..d
vertisomcnt. IA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-17

vm NJ. Evar,s, Esq. of Windsor, last week.
IN tuesday evening, the C"rnet Band and
.,zens gave them serenade, the big men
,,eechiied, and afterwards they had socia-
BE and fireworks.
The Universalists are to hold religious
s.r,ices on the top Of Ascutney mountain in
Windsor, at midday, on Friday, the oath
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-17
DEATHS.

In this place, August 3. James Ramsey, Esq,
aged 81.
In Barnet, June 26, Mrs. Sarah G. Pollard.
daughter of Mr.. Lawson Bruce. aged 50.
In Lowell. July "a, Mr.. +. W. Stiles, aged
p years.
In Barton, Aug. I, Louisa, daughter of Daniel
W. and Betscy Robinson, aged months and -
days.
In Coventry, Aug. =, Mr.. Chandler +. Rowell.
aged "a.
In Coventry, Aug. 4, Mrs. Organic (Allen)
Brown, aged %.
In Jay, July 80, Mr.. Jonathan Chase, aged
% years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-17
NEWBU RY SEMINARY
Female Collegiate Institute

furnishes
The Solid Branches. by Graduates OF our BEST
Male and Female Colleges;
French. German and Spanish, by native
of Germany, for some time 4 Teacher in Paris,
and recently Pre-: cptrcs> Of Modern Languages
III the Troy Female Seminary, New lo.k.
Drawing and Painting. by a >Aillful Artist.
instrumental and Vocal Music. By a Teach
or and Composer Of approved ability.
The Sciences. illustrated by Experiments and
Lectures.
Rooms. large and well ventilated and Il gene
rOus Table at the BOARDING HOT 81.
Convenient Rooms for self boarding near the
Institution.
Special instruction to Young Rcn preparing
tor College.
Collegiate HOnOr> to Young Ladies who grad
uatc.
Good Moral Influence and good Religious
Privileges.
Tuition. only from date OF cnro..nclr; to close
O; Term.
Common English. Board. Room and Washing
at S25,50 per Terra.
FAIL TERM of II weeks opens Thursday.
August 5Jth. 1860.
For Circulars or Rooms. address
+. +. KING. y. NJ. Principal
Ncwbury. Vt. Aug. 10. 1850. 81
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School Meeting.

The legal voters in School District No. in st
Johnsbury are hereby notified and warned to meet
at the Town Hall in said District, on Monday,the
10Th day of August inst. at o'clock P. NJ, to
act on the following articles. viz:
lst To see if the District will vote to raise a
sum of money to pay the debts of the District.
and the expenses of the Schools for the current
year.
% To see if the District will direct the Pru-
dential Committee to employ an additional Tea
oher for the Fall and Winter Terms of theSchools
If in their opinion it should be necessary:
o. W. BAKER, Clerk.
G. Ibnshurv Aug H. 1850.
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Piles.

All diseases Of atony or loss OF tone In the bowel such
Piles, Proap>Is teri. Fi.tula &C benefited by
the Peruvian syrup puries the products of digestion.
a|Ors the healthy II, ton o the lnestineS, ana prevents
the accumulation refuse matters, and the co>tiyec>>
which are the cause Of many Of these weakening dis
Boston. Sept $ l>:S
Gentlemen For more than thirty have hscn 4
great sufferer from by spepsa and Piles have been
tuety under medical treatment. and have tried various
prepare lions winch have been recommended, To lut
received no permanent relief. Ia January last COM
mrnccd takill. the PERUVIAN Sl RI p and alter taking
three bottles became perfectly cured OF the by >I-
sia and Piles and my general health all that cal.
desire II 10 be. %
MILTON DAGGETT. Nc. l. Essex Street
THE SOVEREIGN REnEDY.-Every one acknowledges that
Reddin.'s Russia Save i. Sovereign Remedy all kind
of wounds cuts, burns scais, corns. bunios chblain-
chapped hands, erytpeas &c. Sold at -
Il box. "a
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A Friend in Need, TRY it.

Sweets lnfalibe Lnment is prepared from the recipe
OF Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the great bone
ter and has beer used in his practice the twenty
years with the most astonishing success As external
remedy It is without rival and will alleviate pain more
speedily than any oterpr aratOn. For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders II is truly niable and
tive for Sores Wounds Spralns, Bruises, its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening properties excite
just wonder and establishment vi all who have given
trial Over four hundred Cerca rcuar kahe cures
performed by 1t within the last years bear witness to
this fact.
See advertisement. 1929
bic druggists everywhere
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Village Meeting.

The legal voters Of the Village of st. Johnsbu-
nv are hereby notified and warned to meet at the
Town Hall in said Village on Monday, the Doth
day of August inst, at o'clock p. NJ. to act on
the following articles. viz
lst To see if the Village will vote to raise a
sum of money sufficient to pay the debts of the
Village and to pay the expenses of the current
year.
Cd To see if the Village will vote to amend ar
tcle 4th of chapter I'd of the Village Bylaws: so
as to restrain Poultry from running at large IN
the highways or streets of this Village.
o. W. BAKER, Clerk.
St. Johnsbury, August TO- 1860.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-17
THE MARKETS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Aug.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-AuG.
l.4Ik 81 Cattle-6tO BeeveS and 20 Stores, con
N"rhlne Oxen, Cows and Calves, Yearihg..
~ aAE Three Years Old.
l.@r'-Aarser Observation-Disclosures nothing butthe
al stabilized OAen,61 10 per cWt lstquality
s-S nothing but the best large fat stall-fcd oxen
".- II quality, including the best grass-fed Oxen
~: 'taIl-Ieu Cows, and the best three years old
a',vo; 81 quality 81 ~; ordinary $50.
80 ~"Tslnc Oxen. from S15. lis to 80. Cows
go ifoInS-d s., IS, sou. leaTlings, SUa Two
- SIv. a II Three years old Si2
P'Ai IanIbs-Co'N at market. Prices in lots, 81 81
kAtra ami Selec tiOnS. :, 50 $40 U, 40.
- a, per Id. TallOw a 6l-2c per ID.
- az sl.1jcach Calf Skins, Is q luc. per ID.
NAi' sales II SU.UT. aUUO each.
'St-t"O -stern at market Prces-ShOtes whole
'rVrIe!.b. Up
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EARN 70 r 5 A l. i

The subscriber offers his farm for sale, ana VIII
give possession Immediately II aest tram East
. ss Johnsbury on the Lyndon road. convenient to
ali necessary privileges, containing one hundred
and thirty acres of land with good buildings anu M
the best Of running water at the house ana GaTl:
For further particulars inquire OF CYRUS
WHEELOCk on the premises. 90.
st. Johnsbury. Aug. III, lS6O DO
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CANNOT BE BEAT ,
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS.

atc gent Of the L. 5. Patcn, Once Washington unIe
the Act pI I-.;..)
10 STATE 81. OPPOSITE kIIRy ST, BOSTON
Atcran extensive practice Oi upwards 81 tocu sears,
confirm, /" secure Pat.ni>in the mite States: also i'll
treat Britain, France ANA other tor. i'm countries Ca
Neat, rtiltttl9> ami all Papers or Draw
Ing, iJT Patents executed uu be irTm, and with dis
patch Researches made into American or Foreign works,
t"d"ieTnilr The Natty or utitE E" Patents or lnvol-
tiuSani legal % other a.iCc rendered in all matters
tou'hi- me same COPIES 9" 'he cIas "i any Patent
turl>ir! 10y reiJtHs UncD Dollar.
az " a>lilgtuG.
THIS Acme is not only the iar-c,tn New England but
throUIG X liiN ciiTs HAY" Tor lrg patents
prascerla.2Ds the patcntabty inventions uiI>urpa>s-
ed by, il hot .lr>Graoly superior any hch can lie
Offered Them "srtherc. The testimonials below given
prove that noheiS aoEE Successful THE PATENT Or
rICE than the subscribed, ana SUCCESS The BEST
PROOF OF aHr ABILITY h. would add hat he
has abundant r"aso believe anican prove
CT Office al lii. md the charges professional
moderate The immense practi. OF the subscriber
during tw"n! years laet has enate am 10 accunulae
waste election al eciicationS and iisraive
To patents Tines, besides Ia, extensive library 81 cra
md mechanical works. and Iu account patent granted
NTH n"d States and Europe, render him able. Deyond
,r...tluI! To o.r super actc, r obtaining bat, MS
AHcC-~- y Ola journey - a,hiigi,i pro, pa
tent and the usual great delay there, here saved in.
NeutVrs.
T,sttmcniolS.
II regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable and
cesSful Practitioners with whom have had Official inter
Course.
CHAS MASON, = COMMISSIONER OF Patents
''Ihaye hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot cE 10y person more c"ctcnt and Trustworthy,
secure !r them an cary and favorable consideration at
| the Patent Office.
/ EDMUND III kKE," Late Commissioner ofPatents.
"BuSton February & l>5S
Mr.. r. II. Eddy has made Tor me RTEEN applications
on all hut ONE Vi which patent, have been granted, and
that Oh. Is ROW pending Such uiiIlstakahe proof 81
great talent ability his part leads me I" reco;nm' nd
all inventors 10 apply to him TO procure their patents
they be o having the most faithful attention be-
Stow ed The and at very reasoate charges.
JOHN TAGGAK
From sept l7th 1857 to June l7th 1898 the subscriber
in course of his rge practice made twice rejected an
plcatiors. SIXTEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE Of which
was decided his favor, tie Com missioner Patents
| 4. II. EDDY.
! Boston January |, lS6J.-ly
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WARE
'NIIRESiIlNG MACHINES.

The subscribers continues to Manufacture these
Machines a, his shop At Whcclock. Vt. and has
mad several important additions and improve
ment> i'll the same, so that for durability and
ease of operation he confidently balicycs they
CANNOT BE BEAT
He is now getting ready a large number of said
machines for the fall and winter work which he
will sell o. reasonable terms for approved credit
or cash down. OSBORN WARD.
Whccl0ck. June I, 1860. 9itf
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North Wayne ScSthc Company.

and the DOUGLAS AXE CO.. by which he cab
rs ,1,fpo> M,Y c,H b, booqht II B0stOn. The
patronage. of merchants and dealers is solicited
Farmers and others are respectfully invited 10
cal! and see his stoch before purchasing else
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COWNISSIONERS' NOTICE.

:. "
WE. TIE subscribers. being appointed by the Probate
" Court for The district OF Caledonia commissioners
receive, examine and adjust al! claims ana dem all
Il"lS against the estate -; MI Bc.cy Bin, ham late Of
Burke. i'll said district deceased and the claims de
Thereto hcrrh: Civ motto, that
siA muiItn> from tnf nth day OF Aug. A. ID. $50
a"Wcdi" thcCrc,iito!s to present their claims
SAID colls>I"lcrs lOr cAirIition ana allowance
that we Will meet for that urpo>t at the W eli!g house
q, Uri Burt in Burke in said district the Sth day Of
September lo6u amt the 9TH day OF February, ISL
O'Clock A. NJ. q each u said days.
DAVID TRUi.L, l,:.
3-5 UOZEA COBLEIGU, ACCOMPLISHMENTS