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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22

Ofany description, may be assured that their case
will be treated fairly and candidly, and they will
espondng prospect Of benefit. DR.. w, has visited
Cleveland and other places in Ohio and Now York,
regularly, for tho last four years, and furnish
patients wi tn amount of evidence in regard to
his skill and qualifications rs ply sciHn.
Those wishing to consult by letter, may direct to
Bntva, n. V, ar to the careof tho Hotel at any Of
my appointments.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22
vsYsJTSUEs, BRUSHES.

TJAIR BRUSHES, clothes do, shoe do, nail do
Ii .crubbing do. teeth do, dusting do, whitewaSh
do, and almost every thing in the brush line for sale
Mt tho BOOK STORE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22
Ready MADE CLOTHING!
Spring and Summer Trade

Is better and cnaper than elsewhere be purchased
hc has Just received his New Goods purchased cheap
prices, in the eastern cties where "money king and
will therefore be enabled to sell the people his choice
Of Ready Made Clothing Hats, Caps Shirts, Cravats,
Entertainments TrUukst etc. etc. at lower figures, he
believes, than any other merchant in this surrounding
counties Go and examine his gOods-it is no trouble
for him to show themat Young America Clothing Store
at the old stand on the corner.
Es- Clotllng made to order the ahoTtest possible
otice-fts warranted-no fit no take. COIN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22
shakers.

n ths EOOK STORE
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22
For tho Farmer.
No Mixing with DiSGniOnisiS.

Company II, 23d Regiment.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22
THEM WHIPS.
Notice 10 Teachers.

4 MOTHER lot of those extraordinary cheap
y gy Whips received at the BOOK STOBE. /
% cents.
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In Advance of the Mail.


WASHINGTON, February 2G-rho Senate pass
ell the following bills abill establishing Ter.
ritorial Government for Colorado. Ncveda and
Decotah: the past oihce and consular appropri.
alton. The army appropriation bill was dis,
cussed
Tho House postponed the force bill till Thurs
day. which is equivalent to n dcfcat--vote 100
to ~.
Crittenden's resolutions, in substance, are
under debate, and hopes are entertained that
thew will be carried
The tariff bill Of yesterday abolishes the du-
ties on ten, Coffee and sugar, 1t is in stdiu quo.
WAsHISGroN, February 27.--Tho Peace Confer
ence revived and passed the Franklin substitute
by II vote of nine to eight. 1t is understood that
Virginia and North Carolina were divided, the
mtjority in each being against it, This lattcr is
not authentic. The Conference then adjourned
SECOND DESPATCH
WASItNGroN. February 27.--In the Peace Con
ference, Franklin's propositions was voted on by
sections the votes varying on each. On the prin-
cip,l clause. the vote stood to T. New York was
divided; Missouri and Indiana did not vote Vir.
ginin and North Carolina voted no.
MoNTG'NERy,' February 27.-An Act was
passed to raise provisional forces for the Con-
tcderate States, and for other purposes 1t d-
rccts. along with other provisions, the President
To take charge of all military operations be-
tween the Southern COnfcderacy and all other
powers
An Act was passed to raise money to support
the Government, authorizing the President to
borrow Sl5.OOO00O, payable in ten years at
eight per cent interest The last section di,
reefs nm export duty of nne-eight per cent per
p"nnd on cotton. exported after the first day of
august. to create fund to lquidate the prin-
cpal and interest of the loan.
----->~
DiREcT IMPORTATION OF GUNNY CLoTm-The
Savannah Neios announces that 1000 bales of
Gnnny lmggng have been shipped from Calcut-
tn for Savannah. direct. The bmggng will ar
rive in full time for the coming crop.
WASHINGTON, February 25.-Tho Stu,
stltos that the Government has received ad-
vices from Texas that General Twggs has
surreadrc all the Federal military property
III his department. to the Texas authorities. +,
FEDERAcY-The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia North Amerfcaa (Repuhlican)
saws the prediction may he ventured can
tidentiy, that England will receive Minister
"r Commissioner from the Montgomery Provis-
lonat Government; Mt least, such an impression
- warranted by declarations, traceable to Brit
ish Legation in Washington.
1r is stated that accounts from NIontgom-
cry, Alabama received Mt Washington, state
that the Southern Confedcmcy have made ar
rapgementS by which they will have, on the
lst of March fourteen millions of dollars and
30 regiments of drilled men ready to take the
field l.9tn
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A Cool Fiad,er.

The New Orleans Picayume tells the story
OF the snagging of steamboat with her ow-
ner on board who was very fond of playing
on the violin The captain, pilot and enyin.
eer wore in the cabin playing cards one day.
when her bow struck snag with n force that
knockcaa hole in her as big as a hoeshcad. -
The shock upset the faro bank and those
gathered around it; and caused a general con-
fusion and CONSERVATION among all except the
owner, who, having righted himself in his
chair. re commenced his tune where he left
of, aad went Oh as though nothing had hap.
pened.
"She's sinking" shouted an Arkansaw
1nan, dressed in n hickory bark coat, who was
making MS way out of the cabin with pair
ot saddle-bags on his arm. y" Tomahawk me
if she ain't sinking, sure"
The owner heardit but Gddled away as un.
concerned as Nero at the burning of Rome
" Three,f feet water in tho hold Run old
Buzzardgshore it you can" shouted the cap.
tain The startling words reached the car of
the owner, but he continued to saw away.
The passengers run to him and bawed
out, did yoa know the boat had snagged?"
suspected something of the kind 4"
coolly answered the owner, as he laid his left,
ear upon his violin, la Ole Bull, and an
PSAh~S"'J ViVuihJSu WIN Dlb OWN
strains.
".she'll be lost in FIVE minutes" continued
the passengers. st
She's been q losing concern these five
years" replied tho owner as he drew most
excruciating note from his fiddle,
can feel her settle now, said passen
ger"1 wish she would settle with me for
what | have lost i,y her, before she goes
down." was the owners cool reply, as his
right hand moved backward aud forward over
the fiddle os
-, But why don't you speak to the captain
Agiye him orders what to do in the emer-
gencygs asked the good'natured passenger.
g Interfering witk tho officers Of this
boat IS delicate matter meekIy and quietly
geInarkcd the owner, ae he still sawed away.
& The boat oareened nvAr. aad the next mo.
incnt the csbin was hnIf fall of water
The Buzzard, together with her cargo and
machinery, proved a total loss The officers,
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BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CIR ID L.

L.
THNHE LEGISLATURE having. Mt it's Inst
H. session. authorized the issue of Bonds to
the amount of S675, 900, bearing an interest of
Z per cent. for the purpose of providing the
funds required to sustain the State in the Act Of
resuming her rights of Sovereignty, this Bank
is now prepared to dispose IF the Bonds. They
are issued IN snmsof $50. 800, and $3.50, An
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make a SECURE and profitable investment, while
contributing aid to the cause in which the State
IS engaged, With tnc view OF enabling citizens
IN any part of the State tn share in the lean,
the Clerks of the Courts of the several Districts
have been requested to open Books Of Subscrip.
ton Tor the Stock: Suitable arrangements will
he made for furnishing bonds on the receipt of
the money. at an carly dnv after each subscrip,
tion has been made Engagements for the
purchase of Bonds may be made at the Bank,
or ut any of its branches. It is prubabie that
mt the next session of the Legislature. those
parties who desire it may have have their Bonds
converted into Stock.
c. NJ. FURMAN. President.
February 28, 1861 80 If
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

W ILL BE SOLD, at the late resiuence of
w Samuel LoOper, deceased. on Thursday
the l4th day Of March. instant the
PERSONAL ESTATE
OF said deceased, namely: Two Horses, Stock
of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. about four hundred
bushels Corn, one Buggy and Harness. two.
horse Wagon and Harness, lot of Bacon and
Lard, Fodder, Shucks, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and other articles too numerous to
mention
Tension credit of twelve months with
interest from day of sale for sums over So I'm.
der that sum. cash. Note and approved securi-
ty must he given for all property purchased mt
the sale.
Dss~ Persons owing the deceased open &C.
counts will please attend on the day of sale and
close up the same.
SARAI j. LOOPER. ! Adm'x.
COLBERT BARRETT, I Adm'r.
February o. 1861 30
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commissioners Notioe.

4 GUARDIANS. Trustees, Committeeman, Recciv-
~ ers' and all other persons who have derived
their appointment from the Court of Equity. are
hereby notified to file their annual Returns in my
Once on or before the first day of April next (;
setting forth therein the kind and value of the
Estates committed to their custody and submitting
all deeds of transfer muniments of title, stock,
bonds ETC., by them held in their fduciary cnpaci
y. Rules will be issued against defaulters at
once after that time.
BsS- No Return will be received ON public days
unless properly made out.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.D
Com'rs 0fice March l. 1851 80
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SHERIFF,s sALEs

II virtue OF sundry writs of fcri facas TO me di
~ rected, will be sold before tie Court House. in
Pickens District within the legal hours on the first
Monday and Tuesday in March next
One tract of land, on Little Brass Town creek.
adjoining lands of George Rider, John Blackwell
anu others. containing seventy acres more OF less
ieved on ms the property of VIM Cape, at the suit
OF Wm Rothel
One tract of land on Mile Creek adjoining
lands of Joseph Price, l.. N. Robins and others,
containing 100 acres more less levied on as the
property OF. Henry Grogap at the suit of j. b.
Cnr]y.
One tract of land containing 200 acres more or
less, adjoining lands of Elijah Alexander, sr., j.
~ Murphree and Others levied on as the property
of Henry Grogan at the suit of W. X. Easley.
admir-, and others.
One tract of land containing 800 acres more OF.
less, lying on Rocky Fork, waters of Chauga creek
adjoining lands of Spencer Chambers, Ephraini
Cobb aud others. levied on the property of VIM
Phillips at the suit of Robert Spencer and others
One tract of land, on Crooked Creek adjoining
lands of Daniel Butler, JOSEPH Brewer and others
containing two hundred and eighty acres more or
less, levied on as the property of d. Won Eitzcn at
the suit of the State and others.
On Tuesday after Soleday, at Fair Play. ono
cooking stove &C., one cupboard, one bureau, and
six stool bottom chairs, levied on as the property
OF j. g. Stephens at the suit of j. 4. Wait
On Tuesday after Salcday, at defendants resi-
ness fifteen goats, and about five hundred bundles
OF fodder, levied OH as the property of Robert Ho-
land jr, Mt the suit of a. Ii. Brake & Co., and
others. IT. ~
One s6rrrel horse, levied the property of
G.. W. Burket at the suit of G.. w. Phillips for the
use Of j. NJ. Philips.
One sorrel horse and one buggy and harness.
levied on as the property of Il. L. Norris ut the
suit of Leonard Towers
TwoncgrC3 men, Bill and Tank, and one woman
Inli uinAn 4 Nl,n
the suit of W. +. Archer and others
-Four mules. levied on as tho property OF DR..
Charles Brown at inc suit of NJ. r. Hunnicutt and
others.
One buggy and harness, levied on as the prop
erty OF Thomas p. Campbell at the suit of r. H.
Gaines 20.
One saddle, levied on as the property of John
Hawkins at the suit Of u. Gibson and others
One red steer, levied on as the property of j D.
Crenshaw at the suit of c. F. Seeba.
One negro man, named Green, levied on as the
property of VIM. Njmmons at the suit of A. d.
Rogers
Terms, cash. purchasers to pay for papers.
.. w. N. CRAIG, s.P.D
Jan. 6, 1891 % I'd
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OBJ 01rWARW..

DIED, on the Goth February last after n lihyer
ing illness OF chronic affection of the bowels Ma.
THANtEL LYNCH. ST., i'll the list year of his age.
The deceased wns native of Pickens, and was
distinguished Tor his high moral AMI religious
Character. He had been consistent member of
the Baptist Church for twenty five years, and felt
the consultations Of religion in his expiring hours.
In the character of citizen, ncighbor husband and
father his life was exemplary; and. whilst we dc.
p'ore the loss of one so honest and upright we are
nevertheless checred by the belief that our loss is
his eternal gain.
March l. 1861.
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ETHCAA CARm.

Mr. O. HI. SYMMES having completed his
~ Collegiate course, offers his Professional
se5vices To his friends and the public generally.
WI he prompt in his attention to his patrons.
His Office will be found with Dir. NJ. Il. SHARPE
in the brick building adjoining Store of late H.
B. Benson & Son.
Pendleton, May 10, 1860 4I tf
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed partnership in
i the practice of Law and Eq0ity for Pickens
District Mr. HADpEs may be consulted at his
Office in Ptckens and Mir. 0RR at Anderson.
JAMES L. ORR, 2a
". M HADDEN >
Piokeps 9, H., May Io.1sb9. 42-tf
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Found.

IN the Greenvlle Road, between Mitchers Mills
~ and j. B. Claytons, fancy col6red CARPET
BAG supposed to contain articles of clothing. For
further particulars apply at this Office
February 27 1861 40 ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN oRDINAfls-CITATIoN. E.u
WHEREAS, Henry Lynch and G.. NJ Lynch
w have applied to me for letters of administra-
ton upon all and singular the personal estate of
Nathaniel Lynch, deceased, late of the District
OF Pickens and State aforesaid; The kindred and
creditors of said deceased are therefore, cited to
appear before me at Pickens G. fl. ON Monday
the 18th March, instant, to shew cause. if any
they can, why said letters should not he grahted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 22d February,
1861. g.| -
W. L, HOLCOMBE o.P.D
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROIJYA
PlcNENs--IN ORDINARY.

f. N. Garvin, Admir-,
VS. lPet for c,ttlo,,,oD4
Thos. D. Garvn. et ais
! L appearing to my satisfaction that f. W Nor
ritt and wife Ann, James II. Evatt and wife Ma
rlda, defendants in this case, reside without the
limits of this State. 1t is ordered therefore Tint
the SAID absent defendants do severnlly appear in
m .he oro'n"ry office, at Pickens c. H., on Monday
the 9th day of April next, to shew cause, if o,,y
they can, why final settlement of the Estate Of
Thomas Garvin, deceased, should not be made. anl
decree pronounced thereon on that day These
parties are also required to render their advance
ments, and receive their respective dstributvc
shares. w f. UOI CONRE
Jan. 10, 1851 % On
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
u IN EoUITY--PioKBNs. s.
Petition for Relief, Sc.

VS.. petition for Relief, So
IL. Il. Mason and al. l., .,..,.'t
t appearing to my satisfaction that f. Il. Mason,
one of the defendants in this case. reside with
cut the limits of ,his State; On motion Of Reed
Y Brown, Pro Pet; Ordered, that rule be pub
hsbed In the KsOBee Courier requiring him to
plead, answep, or demur to the petition in this
case, within threo, months from tho publication
thereof or the same will be taken as to him pro
ooafeaso. f't
R0BT. A. THOMPSON, ose.p. a.
Comr's Office. Fob. rs, 1851 $40 gGm
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FOR SALE,

YNHAT desirable Lot Of Land, with good
IL dwelling, and other necessary out-b1iId
ihga thereon, containing Three Acres. On the
premises, there is fine garden. good orchard,
&c. The Lot adjoins Jacob SCHROEDER and 9th.
ers. and lies Immediately on the public road,
equa'distant from West Union aud walhalla.
Terms, easy, II. HOOPS.
Oct. Sc, 1866 Ia tf
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE,
Pendleton. S. G..

Pendleton, S. G.
FHNHE SUBSCRIBER, who has had several
IL years experience in Hotel business, (hav-
ing been sole proprietor of the WILLIAMSON
Springs Hotel for nine wears, is now proprietor
of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE. where he will
be glad to see all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
be provided with everything necessary for a
weIl-kept house both fronfthe sea board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars lie has
good servants, and every attention will be paid
to his guests to render their soiourn agreeable
The good society of Pendleton Viilageothe pro-
verbal good health of it's inhabitants-its fine
cool water and bracing atmosphore-its prox-
unity to the mountains and it's accessibility by
Railroad, all contribute to make it one of the
beat summer resorts in the upper country. Per
sons arriving here. on the cars, and wishing to
visit the mountains or any other point of the
surrounding country, can be accommodated with
good conveyances ard careful drivers fron, tho
Livery Stable kept here.
j. w. COBB.
May Is, 1860 % If
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CLAREMoNT ACADEMY.

NHE TRUSTEES take pleasure in announ-
IL cling to the public, that they have secured
the services of Mr.. G. l.. HoLLINGswoRTu and
LADY, to take charge of the Cnremnnt 4Acadc-
my, These Teachers have experience, and arc
competent to instruct in all the various branch.
es OF an English education. BY arrangement,
Male aud Female School will he taught in the
same house.
The Academy will be opened on the % Mon,
day in january 1861
Good boarding can be had in the neighbor-
hood on favorable terms.
The salubrity of the climate and the moral
tone of the vicinity, are inducements that
sh"nld not be overlooked by parents and guar
dians in educating their children and wards.
BY order of the Board:
Nj. s. STRIBLING, Seu'y.
Jan. g. 1861 % IF
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May Is, 1860
JAMES Il. ORR.
w. p. PRICE.

Blacksmithing.
a THE UNDERSIGNED win carry on the
@S) Blacksmith business this place for the pres
w ent year. We are prepared at all times to
do work at the shortest notice, We will keep con
stanily on hand quantity of Iron and Steel. We
will have lot of first rate one and two horse Wag
'ons for sale, soon lot of Haynes Axca for sale
at all times Pows always on hand, and all kinds
of Farming Tools made to order
j, n. ifAGO0D,
HARRISON HAYNES
Pickcns C. H.. s. c.. Feb 8, 1861 20 I'm
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TAXES! TAXEs

WILL attend at the following times and
L places. for the purpose Of receiving Taxes
for the year 1860:
The late day at which the tax bill was per.
tected has delayed the arrival of my books ;
therefore. have been compelled to change the
day of my departure and attendance at the va
rinus points in the district This change is alb.
s"lntely necessary, and hope il will not work
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Religious Notice.

EgNIIE Frat Quarterly Meeting Conference Of
- M. II, Church for pickens circuit viii he
held at Whl6alle on the Cd and Sd Of March,
1861. +. NJ. MORGAN, Pastor.
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Law Notice.
WM. G.. KEITH,

\ 7 t o NEY AT LAW,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
w to his care in the Districts comprising the
western Circuit. Office at Pickens c. il.
bCN ~ 100" 70 If
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crew and passengers saved themselves by
means of yawl-the owner swan ashore
with his fiddle under his right arm, and the
bow in his mouth. There was no Insurance.
Charcoal put to the roots of dahlias and
other towering plants, will redden them viv-
idlyj flowers nearly white being thus turned
to deep red, sometimes altogether, and
sometimes mixed with lighter hue in half
a-dozen varieties, from one and the same root.
a FEW nights ago Mr. Bodkin, on gnin !.
home late, borrowed m umbrella, and when
his wife's tongue was lNoscncd, he sat ND in
bed, and suddenly spread it out
What are you going to do with this
thing 2" said she.
"Why, my dear, expected very heavy
storm tonight, so | come prepared. .
EVERY morning we enter upon new day,
carrying still an unknown future in its bosom.
Thoughts may be born to-day, which may nev-
cr be extingushcd. Hopes may be excited
to-day which may never expire Acts may
be performed to-day the consequence of which
may not be realized till eternity.
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MEDICAL NOTICE -REMOVAL.
NRS. MABRY & SLOAN beg to inform their
~ friends and patrons that they have removed
their office TO the brick building formerly occupied
by DR.. \. j. Pickens. where one or the other may
always be found, except when professionally alb
sent. MABRY & sloan
Pendlcton. Jan. 18, 1861 25 If
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIcKENs DIsTRIcT-oPFIcE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
WlLLIAM f. PARKER. who is the c,,sto
w dy of the Sheriff of Pickens District, by
virtue of a writ of capidS al satisfactendun,. at
the suit of Robert III. Hubbard, assignee hav-
ing hled in my Office, together with a schedule
~ n o2th OF nus estate and effects, his petition to
the Court of Common Pleas praying that lie
may be admitted to the benefit Of the Act of the
General Assembly made for the relief of insol
vent debtors: 1t is ordered, that the said Rob.
ert n. Hubbard, assignee, and all Others, the
creditors to whom thesaid William f. Parker
is in anywise indebted, be and they are hereby
said Court, at Pickens Court House, on the 3d
Monday of March next to shew cause. if any
they can. why theprayer Of the petition aforS-
said should not be granted
j, +, HAG0on. o.C.P.
Office Common Pleas. Dec. Is. 1860 am.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
PICKENs-IN ORDINARY

PIcKENs-IN ORDINARY
Robert Kirksey, Admir-,
VS.. ! Pet for seftlemcnt ,
Vim. Krkscy, ct. ais
appearing to my satisfaction that David Garvin
!. 1 and wife Nancy Isaiah Nj Kirkscy Jared IL.
+, r. hrKsey, Mary l.. NJ. p. Kirksey, Christopher
Kirksey, Catharinc Hallum. and B. +. Holland aud
wife Penelope defendants i'll this case reside with
out the limits of this State: 1t is ordered there
fore, that these several absent parties do appear
IN the Court OF Ordinary, 10 be holden at Pickene
" IL on Friday the 8d day of May next, to shew
cause, if any they can, why final s, lement of
the Estate Of William Kirksey. senior deceased
las 90 his distribuive share in the Estate of Sias
Kirksey, deceased,) should not be made, and A
decree pronounced thereon. '6
w. +. HOLCOMBE ORD.
ordinary's Office, Jan. 80, 1861 8m.