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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26

GENERoUs.-Congress has appropriated one
hundred millions Of dollars and one hundred
thousand men mo-, e than the President asked in
his Message. The President, from bis inter
course with Gen. Scott and from the advice of
the War Department, would certainly be bet
ter informed in regard to the necessities OF the
war than any body else, Congress included
Nor is it TO be supposed that he would refrain
from placing his estimate Of The men and meuey
required for the prosecution Of tbs war at the
highest reasonable figure. Yet Congress dis
cards his est Inmates, and counts ITS exeesses over
them BY the hundred thousand and the hundred
miil,On. Innocent and unsoPhislocated people
will inquire the reason of these extrayagant ex-
cesses. If they wait a little while, they will
see the reason walking about Bedford Springs,
Saratoga aud other fashionable haunts, in the
shape of millionaire army contractors and pecu-
lators of the public iunds. But "who is 10 pay
the Piper&"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE.

A meeting of the Democratic County Com
miltee, will be held at the Office of W. P.
Schell, in Bedford, on WEDNESDAY, THE
14th DAY OF AUGUST, NEXT, to supply a
vacancy on the Democratic County Ticket, oc-
casioned by the declination of MIR. Henry
Wertz, the nominee for Poor Director. A full
attendance is earnestly desired.
JOHN S. SCHELL,
Schellsburg, July 2Sd. '6l. Chairman.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26
NEW VOLU NJ B!
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE I

A new volume of the Bedford Gazette, will be-
gin on the I'd Of August next All of our present
subscribers who will pay by that time, or by next
Court, will get the paper for si,50. This rule VIII
be strictly observed 5-All persoas who are in ar
TeaFs are respectfully requested to pay up as we
need money. This request ls not intended for
those who pay regularly, but for those who allow
their acconuts to run toe long. All Administra-
tors and Executors ewing US for longer time
shan three months, for estate printing, are expected
to call and settle by next Court.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26
DECLINATION.

john s. ScHELL, ESQ,
Chairman Democratic Co. Com.
DEAR SIR
Having been informed that the late
Democratic County Convention placed me up
on the ticket as a candidate for the Office of Di-
rector of the Poor, beg leave respectfully 70
decline the nomination, thus AatterlIngly ten
dered. Having some intention of going to the
West, and being averse to holding Office Of any
kind, feel constrained to adopt this course.-
Hoping that the Democratic County Committee
willseIecf somelgR6d man and sound Democrat
in my stead, ndwrih my best wishes for the
success of our ticket, remain,
Y0nrc
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26

Who is guilty OF the lie, Gazette, in regard
to the expression that we should have made
use Of in reference TO cid John Brown? Is it
you Meyers, Or theretaaers OF private conver-
sation, S. Davis and w. Hartley? The lie
ts between you trio and we would as soon be-
lleve one guilty as the other. Come Meyers,
which one rs it?-Bedfo'd Inquirer.
The above beautifully conceived and ele-
gantly wOrded interrosatory has been stand
ing editorial in the organ OF the treason-smel-
leTs 70: three, or four weeks What does the
BOBBY want Major DAVIS and w. Hartley
substanti lated our charge against him and will
do it again, Tor it is the truth. So will Others
Does be want an afidaSh2 We hope he wiil
continae to keep the above pet editorial in his
paper at least six weeks longer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26

THE TENTH REGIMENT, P. r. c., AT HopE-
wEIA.--On Friday last the report was current
here that The Tenth Regiment of the Reserve
Corps, Col. McCalmont commanding, had ar
rived at Hopewell, and would march through
this place TO Cumberland. On Saturday NOR
Sing, IN company with a friend, we pald a
visit to HoPeweil and found the Regiment en-
caas9ed there, its order to march TO Cumberland
having been countermauded when about four
miles on this side Of HopewelI. Company A
OF this Regiment, is The Somerset Infantry,
Capt. Cummins, among whom We found many
old and valued friends. 1t is the best company
in The Regiment. Messrs. o. H. Gather and
Edwin Koontz, formerly of this place, are mem
bers of this company.-The Tenth Regiment,
We believe, is now ordered TO Hagerstown.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26

RyThere are flying rumols IN regard to the
loss of our troops at the late ba le placing it as
high as i2,O 900 and as low as 500. Our own
opinion is that it cannot be less than 5o0o killed
wounded and prisoners.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26

CoNGREss-T proceedings OF this body
since our last, are of lHtle importance, except
so far as they tend to drive the nation still fur
iher into the vortex of Disunion and Civil
War. The members were so busily engaged IN
getting in the way of our troops at Manassas,
that they could not attend 10 much Of their own
business for a week past.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26

FIRE AT HoPEwELL. stable Of Mr..
Richard Langdon, at HopewelI, was burned to
the ground on Saturday night last. Two hor-
ses belonging to MIR. Samuel Barnhart, of this
place, were burnt 10 death. MIR. Bar es-
Inmates his loss at $40o. A valuable horse be-
longing to Mr.. John Beeler, OF Bedford tp.,
was also so badly burned that it was found ne
cessary to shoot HIM. Gears, harness, hay,
&c, were also destroyed. It's not known
how the fire originated.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26

IThe Inquirer compares our article on
the Presidents Message with one from the
Chambersburg T,DseS. Why don't it copy some
of the Tines articles on Curlln'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26

GLOOMY TIpiNes. s.-The receipt of the news
OF the melancholy defeat of the Federal army
near Manassas Junction, cast profound gloom
over our community. The dreadful carnage
and loss of life, the death of some OF the best
men in the country and the sac reverse 10 our
arms, are enough 10 make one shudder at the
prospect before Us.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-26

UThe eCaptain OF the twenty who is
made the exceedingly unfortunate subject of a
most withering and trenchant satire from the
pen of a sneaking occasional contributor to the
Inquirer, begs leave to say that he still sur
wives, and that he and h,s company, whenever
they think ft to enlist for the war, will put
down their.names in good earnest and not take
phem off the roll when the Company is about
TO march. Moreover, if they had had any de-
lives, they would long since have gone out 10
sight, and never could have eased their con-
sciences with the position of buzzard-like
camp-iolIower, or OF Quartermaster, or wagon
boss ina country village.
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[SpsciaI Dispatch to the Philada. Evening Nstcs.l
WASHINGTON, Sunday night, 10 O'clock
r. Fianigsa, Esq.-There has been terrific
battle at Bulls Run to-day. The loss on our
side will reach six thousand. Our forces went
ia on the left OF the enemy, and were doing
good work, when the rebel cavalry made dash
Ing sortie, cutting our forces to pieces.
The Federal forces have retreated in great
confusion to Cenireville.
Col. Cameron, of the New York Hlghlanders'
is among the killed.
The Federal forces around Washington have
taken up the line of march tonight.
Yours respectfully. JOHN w. HINCgLs,
WashingtoD, D. c.
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WHEELING, Va, July 18th, 1861.
Dear Friend
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

For professional and business cards. (>.-
".uitn@ the Daily paper.) not exceeding
Eve lines. Tor II months, Sl5---w;thout
PAPER, :; 10.
fine privilege Of yearly advertisers is
--r;ct4v iuited to tiici. own immediate ana
f"-cuif business; and the business of an
,,'tEertlsing firm is not considered as iuclu-
ding that OF its individual members
Advertisements published at irregular
intervals. :; per square for each insertion
Announcing candidates for a District OF
~tatc office, $40; for a Parish office, : so;
;jty office, S5-to be pad in advance.
All advertisements for strangers or tran
sent persons, to be paid i'll advance.
Advertisements not marked on the cnpv
:"r Il specified time, will be inserted till
forbid, and payment cXacted.
Marriages and deaths viii be puhIi- he'd
- news obituaries. tributes of respect. ana
t,.ucr,l invitations as other advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
t E. L E 6 r A P HIC

St. Louis, Aug. 6.-Ihe thermoIa-
eter stands 105 degrees in the shade
Fifteen deaths have occurred fro1n
the effect Of the heat
Twenty car loads of shell ATT.
shot have been received here since
Saturday also a large number 9:
Enfield rifles
Washington, Aug. 6.-Ihe I's"-
sident held consultation witt, Ne
Clelllan, and at the iatter's sugses-
ton, committee was appointed 20
transmit to editors in loyal Sta:es
the following First-Refrain iron
publishing news from any point, or
relating to any matter that may give
aid ana comfort TO the enemy. Sc
cond-Io signify to their correspon-
dents everywhere ee observe these
restrictions.
The Senate was in session till
midnight.
Louisville, August 6.-Returr.s
show large falling off in the Union
vote since the Congressional electlo,
The Unionists viii, however, have
a majority in the Legislature. -Four
Of Rosseau's soldiers attacked a citi-
zen Of Jeffersonville. They fred
four times, shooting German by
stander in the leg. The citizens
brother came to the rescue, and with
brickbats beat two Of the soldiers
dreadfully. The othor two fed TO
the camp. One Of them shot his
hand off.
Washington, August 6.-The Seq
ate confirmed all the principal array
nominated.
Dickens receives pay as Secretary
OF war for one year from date.
A bill TO punish certain crirses
against the government passed.
The Senate refused to vote on the
hill legaIizing Lincoln't acts, arld
adjourned sine die.
The House also adjourned sine die,
after passing bill increasing the
soldiers passing a bill increasing
the soldiers pay two dollars pts
month. Lincoln approves OF all the
bills passed.
ffiilce Napoieon, seward, ana Iie
Frgnc'2 Minister Will visit Mount
Vernon.
But er has returned from Fortress
Monroe. He says no imrnediacs.
change will be made.
Baltimore, Aug. 6.-Pool & Hun
ter's foundry has been destroyed ~
fire.
New York. Aug. 6.-Sales of cot
ton to-day, 1900 bales, at II cents.
Cairo, August 1.-Two IlIinoi-
regiments have been thrown out Si>
miles south and west Of Birds Point
for the purpose of scouting.
Fremont is enforcing strict disrl-
pline.
Thompson is within sixteen mile
Of Cairo, and still advancing.
IwentTregiments are reported at
New Madrid,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

HpsSj0n's Guas.-We saw yeSrsr-
day about 1,Soo Of the guns taken.
from the itessians at Manassas in the
recent battle, which had been brought
to this city to be cleaned up and IN
ed for use. About 10000 NOR"
Were expected to arrive. Nearly sj!
of those We saw Were loaded. not
having been discharged (in the u~l,:,:
wayl by their former owners. H>o,a
Of the rIrlsl>ots bore evidence OF the
hard usage which they had received,
Richmond Dispatch
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
trails and pierced it's Heart.

them III the coffin, Ortiz dragged his
prey i'll triumph to the village, with
the arrow still in its body The ex-
ploit gained him credit with the old
hunters, and for some time softened
even the ferocity Of Hirrihigua. The
resentment Of the latter, however,
for the wrongs he bad suffered from
white men, was too bitter to be ap-
peased. Some time after, his elder
daughter came to Ortiz and warned
HIM that her father had determined
to sacrifice him at the next festival,
which was just at hand. She stated
that the influence Of her mother, her
sisters and herself, wouldbe no longer
Of any avail to save him, and there
fore wished that he should take re-
fuge with q neighboring Caciaue
named Mucozo, who had sought her
hand in marriage, and would be-
friend him, for her sake. "This
very night said the kind-hearted
maiden, sat the northern extremity
OF the village, you will fad tlustv
friend who will guide you to a bridge
about two leagues hence; on arriving
there, You must send him back, that
he i.lay reach home before the morn
ing dawns, to avoid suspicion, for
well he knows that the bold act, in
daring to assist you, may bring down
destruction upon us both. Six
leagues further Oh you Will reach the
village of Mocozo. Tell him that l
have sent you, and expect him to be-
friend you in your extremity. |
know he will do it. Go, and may
your God protect your Ortiz
threw himself at the feet Of his zen
erous protectoress, and poured out
his Acknowledgements Of kindness
she had always shown him. An H.
dian was at the place appointed to
direct him, and they quilted the vii
la@e without alarming the warlike
savages. When they came to the
bridge Ortiz sent back the guide, in
obedience to the injunction of his
mistress, and continuing his flight
found himself, by break of dav, on
the banks OF small stream near the
vii age of Nocozo.
Looking cautiously round, he saw
two natives fishing, As he was UNI
acquainted with their language, and
could not explain the excuse of his
appearance in their neighborhood, he
vas i'll dread lest they should take
him for an enemy and Kill him. He
therefore ran swiftly to the place
where they had deposited their wea-
pons, and seized them. The savage
He'd to the village, without attending
to his sj CHS Of friendly attention.
The inhabitants sailed out armed
with bows and arrows. and We're about
to attack him; but Ortiz fixing his
arrow in his bow, prepared for his
defence, crying out at the same mo-
ment, that he came not rs an enemy,
but as III Ambassador from IL female
Cacique to their chief. Fortunately
one present understood him, and in
terpreted his words. Upon this the
Indians unhent their bows, and re-
tnrning with him 70 Their village,
presented him 20 Mocozo. The lat
ter, a Youthful chieftain, of q grace
fll form and handsome co,ntenance.
received Ortiz kindly for the sake OF
her who had sent him: but. on furth-
er acquaintance, became attached 10
him tor his own merits, and treated
him with the a1Fection OK Il brother.
Uirrihlgua soon heard where the
fugitive had taken refuge, and de-
-, r,, i.t S.z.a,,.1 t;,,..- ,b,+ L., eL,,.I !
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10
9Iat B}ocI,ude-'Fhe Al

9HNt B7ocAN0e-Ih he -AlN@MV n,
y Evening Journal, the organ ut
Secretary Seward, says: Nv.
should not be surprised TO learn. ii
less than sixty days, that both Fl#r,-
and England have pronounced oo~
blockade inethcient' What to1n {
The Journal does not answer.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

hospitality, he lost the friendship Of
his hrother-in-law, and forfeited the
hand Of Rirrihisua's beautiful daugu-
ter, whom he loved.''
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-10

Cincinnati trasle~men giT" 1to'lc
through the papers that ,h"y viii
not receive Treasury notes - -.
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AHrRrRR.a ah1A.

VIRTUE Of sn 0sAss q soAlldssued out -
4 The :n Sl c;:l ssS: :fi ss e.
Dorado County. "a ltdRiIsat <t11tISa e. tn
Nc Haiion, sHl against "a u u x1siss
81. Milss hiswife. esftlta snaI ~ ~ kqn4rsA
and nine and e-I00 aollara, tilA ilislastt hssae9
sss sa a., raj: y :, :s s ss
and assruinE essss, 1--WE Isvisd 90. sni wiIl
e1 pose N enitr alle. At lht COust nO6Ss dsSs ID
the city II ktaeerSties ~ u sas r,ar, AZ
On tbs aoth dag Of July, 4. y, 1851.
A. 10 o'eloek 4. u eli the right, titie, tstssess
and elaim Of the sald Wm. ]. Mtlss as1 Aaslis ~.
Miles. his WIFE q, ~ and a. 4Asi &Iewieg -
Diamond spssSEs vs"sss ~ s sssss !.
and State " cskleoania, an4 mote pafiinIAssy Ass
scribed ~ tsllows, o. Wits u oeiA EIasy 60
msneing NJ ssks Ed bnsknu ~ anugslonse No.
diTeetion oas ed Ga q 81 ~ N iss1sS
tree, at the n0sek <64 sSidsf tllk ~ nnrsh
-theneey 10 Q - 49, s,.a,a0A
and sixty Toda, 1axAng tees - sheen1 ~ e8ume
q &c E =, Al. Is!isA ly! e :
Leaf Slih, @bihhmdeSa anA sWeitg 1taby ~ q
less, % blAss4 wlate osk styt, ~ lheswee ssas
e. sussI LAT HnI .hs'ss' T. gVyih Tess elEs
following the east lice ~ the 06bFusuIAs M ssss
ranch, one hundred rods more Of lsss, ~ tts Pass
Of beginning toRpther With al The pityiIsgsS AaA
appuFtena1css those1e hGioligtae o. fAahy aps
pertaining. ". J HURwEIL 0kagtAs q
Of "a dorado C0uieY. Gas.
BY CIV. coDpfs6f0N, UndtF eA<kt&,
shsriTs OGcs, Plseesville, JnnR n IteleT 80
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NoT1CM nd oRNDfTona.

OTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of N Dorudo.-
- In the County Court in and for said Go nty
BENJAMIN JOINER vs.. Ills CREDITORS.
IL he matter Of the petition Of BsAlamin Joiner,
nm IcsOlvent DebtOF.-Pursuant to an oTder on Gle
herein, made W the Hen. James JOHNSON, Judge Of
he Court Aforesaid notice is hereby given 70 ali The
creditors Of AAld Inaolvent DEBTOR Benjamin Joiner,
% be and APPEAR before the Court sfOrsSad at the
Court House OF ssid County. In the City Of Placsrs
OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of said day. 70 shoW cause, ~
any they can, why the prayer OF sild inSoIvent
debtor should not be granted, and an assignment Of
his estat. be made, and he be discharged from HE
debts and liabilities In pursuanea Of the Statute In
such case maAs and provided. And, In the mean.
time. Il n ordered that all judicial prOeeedings
against said insulvent debtor be aayed.
~ Witne1a my hand, and the Zeal Of 0aid
~ Court hereto adixrd at Once IN the CITY o.
~ Piacervllls. this 18th day OF June. A. D. 1861
WM. A JANUARY, Clerk.
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nI9fnn1nr.a aAKM.


DY VIRTUE Of an Order Of esls lasue1 - e
ID the Cievk'V Once Of TIE Hoei 'Disttt8t psgge
o. the Eleventh 1Uiisial DistSise. ~ ep4 ~ ~
l6sh day u May, A. B. IeSl, - dt6F e ESla1
etaafoea and against wse5Ff 41ll, ~ tksse<s
elk hundHed and aftF~siahS go ~ 1oliae go
ihteTsSt tkervou At HE Sats q 9vp III = -
month GfOm. ah& 18th aay ~ Hi ktBF 81
together with the eumoft thirty 50 ~ 1aEl
costs Of suit, and aeefuiRg costs, haD 4Ryss&
upon, and will expose to public saIs, at ~ = nj
House door, In the cttS u PiubmVsllss sytigH
On the 18th day Of Ju =. AsD.Aheps
A. 10 o'eloek A. y, 81 ~ right ti,lss lnsessss
:SS claim Si.ss s.iS wsl.ss Tas s.
81 Durede co1nty. adj STATE 81 EdliNI1sllno1 q
The undivided one-haif Of . eeSialp AlNipH
situated on Eureka Bar, AID k6e@b u m
Taft'S Claim together Wilh ~ hR1it' -
halt Of the machinery, hsFeditegne Da1N1
s :sa:s:... EheEsuns2 ssla9gs2g ,e{ -
Dy q. W. CcDpiNdSolJ N 10
sAesgl 0@ee. kiaeesy inpe ~ -
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PRO1ATM NoTIOl.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado
- Ia the Protsitc Court.
Notice Il hereby given, that viii purrortIng 10 he
the last win and Testamcnt ~ J. D. D0HNF,
Court, and alSo . petition praying that Letters
Parliamentary upou the estate Of said deceased re
granted 70 CLAUS BECKER. and that said VIII re
adnltn.dto Probate: and that said oeurt hss ap.
ten O'Clock. A. ~. ~ the time for proving said VIII
and the hearing Of said petition.
By order Of Court.
49, Witness my hand. and Seal ~ said Court
Il. hereto al xed, a. on". this - day al June,
49, A. D. 1851. WI. A JANUARY, ClerI.
jS29 , rT " 0eD 4 SpuIREa Dennty
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NoT1Cn no 0nndkFoI 2

CTATE ~ CALIFORNIA, cSvpsy " nm -.
y In the County Court IN 1na letienll G1hGl3 ifa
W. O.. PToNeY Va. Ms cRRpHf0&a,V
In the matter Of the pttlslon Of w. n nlEisfs "a
insolvent debtor. -~Pur.unLt 70 ante1eP " NJ ~
In. mAAe BY TIE Hen. James johnson, 5u1 IsAo
Court Aforesaid, notice 10 herkby giysp IAeih( enR
dtcrs Of sAM fnsDlvehs debtor, ". o. k.tnS - ~
and appear before the Court efoVesEidut akp OonEt
the I'd day 81 July 4. b. 1851. q lie ~ q -
O'Clock. A. NJ, Of said day, to ehov cause, ffH
can, why the rnyer 6f ssid iheolssni asels nlse'a
not b. GrMpt, Z, and sn, essg jDkp n IN eieqB -
INSIDE, and he Be dim.haffed from NJ 6l,ta2 ADJ H.
blltiss, In pnFSaanes o. sAp otaikSl tBAlll 80
made anil provided, Apd, "a, ihss hea9elW ~ -
ordered that AL JudlciA! SessdinDt D.
solvent debtor he stayed. Z ~ noEl)ag 81.
- witaess my hshs. ssafhaIe,Al 5sisAs1
/. Court hereto hdix.A. ~ olaoa -. Iks CTS 81
'-- PIsceF lIe, his l]s, day II Jdhl. Is ~ -,
wM. A JANUARY, CltbsKsii
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice that,
1 on " ahcat IAFril Let, 1851. TWO MARKS
them up to thlS .ss- one light-eSlOFsd Gay mare
branded with Spanish brand the ether Z. "a q
mare, same style OF brand. The oNners ara ras
quested 20 cnsne H'fward. prove trgpsTty aud take
them AHay otherwise. ths5 win la pqla, SceCFA
ing 70 law. q u ~ III e ,LOUiA .kkTER, =
Jye Las Six miles tAst6f PiaesTviile.
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HoTtcr 70 carntX

STArE o. cALIf0RNIA, Cognl. 90 leF-,
J. & ,T0@kSs VI = aIS cSkb, {
In the matter u he pseillan'ef TX = -
lnSolvent debtor. -@Pursus1tt p % eCa@t - RE-
in. made BY the Hon. Jan b JdAEb8a2 -
Court Aierspatd. Roeied 4 Assthp ~ 40
dltcrH Of SAID tnsolveat dfhte4 n, ~ -
and HppeAF btfbrS ths 0sdFs ~
.lkS eAMl ahy ~ tssssf " ~ q -
: ~. =. c S: +. s sEs !. /. e
I'D liShlltlep. IN pursnaAee ~ a. ma.Me1 a. e1AA'
rase med eaa pr6N Q Ard. ~ Abn1t h
Is ordered ihrt ~ jadielsl pFeessdlags N
lusolvenS aphtof be seays4. s.
-, wltness 40 hA6A, aad ne ~ 80
L. .. Court heFetO AinAs1 - eeleo- - ~ az ~
49, MseeryIllsA tAia l4th da1 II I'm. = =
~ < sHaAssa. Assss.ey &c iSsSsssIsl
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CTATE or CALIRnREIk. CeunaRel,U 49,
- In the County Court Il cod Shaa -
WM. N. THOMPSON W. HIS u r.
In tile uaatter Of the pstisisH % Va. ~ -
an lnsolvsnt debtor -PRsnapt n ~ - -.
herein, made BY the lion. JAmot q 81
this Court Aforesaid. neeios eahsj1.
creditors Of said lnselvsnk aeeoSl, =
son. to b and Appear before ne c(9H
the Court HensP ~ osid ObantSs n Nv w
eerviils, on the aeth asT 81 Jll1, An. ~. j
o'clock. 4: y ;, 81 said dag, 70 ahgp eaures 4 q
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