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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

COMMISSION MERoHANT.-Mr. r. NJ. BUTLER, late OF
BUTLER Bee having again entered into this business,
can be found at the corner of Kerrs Wharf and East
Bay See his advertisement
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IA Priudte Sale
NrILLTtsAN g. SON

Offer at Private Sale--
25 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. of each,
situated Ill the town Of Summerville, in healthy and
fine location, and about three hundred yards from the
South Carolina Railroad These Lots are worthy of the
attention Of those wishing summer retreat. For fun
ther particulars, apply as above at
November % tuths3 No. 90 vENDUE RANGE.
Valuable Rice, Cotton end Procision Plantatioh on
Pom Pom. ~
BY b, MCCALL.
To rent all that valuable RICE, COTTON and PRO-
VISION PLANTATION, on Pom Pom River, St. Paul's
Parish % miles from the city, miles from the Charles
ton and Savannah Railroad and miles from the healthy
village of Adams Bun, adjoining lEnds of Edward
Barnwell. Esq, and known as FAIRFIELD containing
1000 acreso0 acres first quality Rice land cleared and
under good banks capahe u producing 40 bushels Rico
per Ssss Tie nse 81
all kind cannot be surpassed Landing on the river for
vessels drawing - feet water. Good dwelling and ac-
commodRtion for 150 aborers This place affords
ceent Opportunity for profitable investment For fur
ther information apply a the office Of the Real Estate
and Land Agent, No. 81 BROAD-STREET.
November q
Lots, Houses and Plantations for Sale or Lease
BY THURBER, SOULE & CO.,
No. State street, up stairs.
VACANT LOTS in Charleston and Mount Pleasant
Lot, House and Store in Granamville
Houses in Manning, Clarendon District
Woodlands in Charleston and Orangeburg Districts
Brick.yard Lots on the Wando River
Small Farms near Charleston
COTTON PLANTATIONS in Charleston, Coneton,
Beaufort Laurens, Darlington and Clarendon Districts,
and on Wadmalaw and Edisto Islands, s. c., and in
Mississippi ~
RICE PLANTATIONS.
ALSO,
WOODLANDS in Georgia and Wisconsin.
For Rent or Lease
DAIRY FARM in Columbia; COTTON PLANTATIONS
in Georgetown, Williamsburg and Darlington DISTRICTS
SEA ISLAND COTTON PAGES near Port Royal Ferry.
Coosaw River near Broad River, on Bulls Bay, and on
Edisto Island; RICE PLANTATIONS on the Santee and
in Georgetown and Beaufort Districts.
ALSO,
MONEY WANTED, on good Real Estate security.
November 27 8"
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Lease Of Store Me 2ss Klag-strss.;

VIII be sold, at our Store on WEDNESDAY, the 9th
inst, at - o'clock, y
The unexpired LEASE and good will, together with
fixtures and all improvements recently made, Of STORE
No. 298 King street. second door north of Wentworth
east side-lease having nine months to expire.
December2
Christmas! Christmas !-Faecorks, Fire Crack
ers, &c.
By NATHAN ~ OTTOLENGUI.
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst at our
Store southwest corner Meeting and Wentworth
streets, at 10 oclcoi
large and well selected invoice OF the above ARTI
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
30 boxes FIRE CRACKERS
T gross gross Famcy TGSscefPSss Paper Lanterns
$50 gross Fire works, as follows:
ROMAN CANDLES-1, @ 4, 6 and Ball
Rockets, 2, 8, 4, and Ball
Serpents, Mines, Hoppers
Pin Wheels, Pulers Triangles
Comets, Flower Pots, Bengblas, &C..
December
On Account Of oil Concened-Soap, Ale, Claret, DC.
BY NATHAN AND OTTOLENGUI.
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th December, at 10 o'clock, will
be sold at our Store, southwest corner Meeting and
Wentworth streets, on account OF all concerned,
96 BOXES SOAP
II bbs. Scotch Ale (stone jugs)
46 cases st. Julien Medoc Claret
25 boxes Family Soap. December
BY NATHAN AND OTTOLENGUI.
On WEDNESDAY the 9th ins win be sold at our Store
southwest corner Meeting and Wentworth-streets,
lsOsETS CUPS AND SAUCERS
COO superior Steel Pens
65 dozen Bonnet Frames.
40 Copying Books. December
Ale, Porter, Champagne
BY NATHAN ds OTTOLENGUI.
On WEDNESDAY the 9Th inst, at our Store, will be
sold, mt 10 o'clock,
100 DOZEN ALLSOP's PALE ALE
800 dozen r. B. Byass' London Porter, qts. and pirts
25 dozen Hedsieck Champagne, genuine
10 cases Pure Ohio Sparkling Catawba
so cases CatawbR Brandy. December1
Heapy Wooden Sack Codts
BY NATHAN Ss OTTOLENGUI.
Will be sold, WEDNESDAY. the 9th inst, at our
Store, at 10 o'clock,
so DOZEN HEAVY WO0LLEN SACK COATS
40 pairs Mems Fine Calf Boots
IS pairs Farmers Calf Boots
36 pairs Women's Bootees
100 pairs Children's Bootees. December
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Pre- HAMS, SIDES, SHOULDERS AND BoLoaNAs.-D. j.
CANTER at No 102 Marke-street have just received
fine supply of these articles in addition to other groce
ries and uxures which the public had better examine
they be purchased at extremely moderate prices
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BACON, BUTTER and FLOUR Gun be purchased by deal
ers, at reduced rates. by application to BERNARD
oNEI11, No. 1ss East Bay.
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Indian Rubber Goods Of erery Description.
BY NATHAN AND OTTOLENGUI.
On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th inst, at II o'clock, at our
Store. southwest corner Of Meeting and Wentworth
streets, will be sold, without any of reserve,
The entire stock of INDIA RUBBER GOODS, contain
ed in well conducted establishment having been
Gently purchased.
CONSISTING PART
SACK COATS, OFFICERS COATS, TALMAS
Capes, with and without sleeves
Alpaca and Silk Coats DunsGble, Ponchos
Pants and Overas
Wool Surface and Lusre Clothing
Mems, Boys, Women's, Misses and Children's
Boots, Shoes and Caters OF every description
Enamel Carriage Cloth
Piano and Table Covers
Elastic Bands, Elastic Kings
81 Rubbers, Pencils, Penholders
Pipes, Pipe Bowls, Fipe Stems
Segar Cases and Match Boxes
Gent.emens Walking Canes Of all kinds
DRUGGISTS ARTICLES.
BANDAGES BREAST PUMPS, NIPPLES
Bag Syrnges, Teething Rings, 1umblers
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes u
Bells, Dolls, Doll Heads Toys, &C., &C.
Dressing, Pocket and Fine Combs
Together with fine assortment Of PERFUMER1ES
SOAPS, and every article for toilet use.
December 2
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LOCAL MATTERS.
auction sales This Day

o,8R1Es 4 An1AR will sell at No. b4s King-sreet, o
lot Of elegant furniture. .
MCKAY l. CAMpBELI will sell at their Stores, Nos so
and 50 Hasel-street mules, horses wagons and har-
ness Also poatos onions leaf tobacco and groceries,
A. P CALDWELL will sell at the warehouse corner Of
East Bay and Kerr's Wharf, quantity OF damaged COT
GABnrEn DEWITT will sell at northwest of
King and Spring streets, saddle and draft horse mule
sulkey, &c.
Qua enterprising friends of the Uptown News Depot
Nessrs. NJ NJ. QUINN & Bro, have again placed us
under obligations for copy of the December number Of
Franz Lesles Lddys Magazine and Gazette Of Fashion
It of the finest nonthles published. and is proh-
&c Of fine engrayings and much interesting reading
ARRIVAL oP LIEUT. GEN. GRANT.-At II o'clock yester-
day forenoon Lieut. Gen. u s GRANT, q. S. a., reached
this city by the Northeastern Railroad train He was
received by Gen. SICKLE, Gen. DRvENs, Gen. BENNETT
and their Stafs and accompanied BY an imposing mill
ary escort proceeded to the residence of Gen. SIoKLEa
military salute fred on the occasion AS Will be
seen by the following correspondence the General was
invited to dinner by number of our most prominent
citizens bu. was compelled to decline the invitation for
want Of time.
Governors Pi,RRy and ORE win reach the city to-day
by tho South Carolina Railroad ana they will dine with
Gen. GRANT at the residence of Gen. sIcKLZs We ap
pend dthescorrespordence
s.--5- CHARLHsroN, Decernber ], 1860
Lieut. -Ges!s q. S. Grant, q. S. A.:
GRERAL The undersigned, merchants and citizens
of Charleston desire the pleasure of company to
dinner ct the Charleston Hotel, at such time G:ring
Eon visit to the city will be most convenient to your
self Trusting that your engage Is will enable you
10 aoeept this INVITATION remail with much respect
Your obedient servants,
THE(i. D. WAGNER,
ARCH IBALD GETTY,
E. w MARSHALL,
JAMI s S. GIBBES,
VIM. 9URNEY,
CHAS C. LEARY,
GEO. ". CLARK,
A. r. JHISoLM
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Catalogue Sale of Caryoes Ships amelia and Flor
'ence Ctipsradia direct from, England
By WILBUR 6s SON.
On WEDNESDAY, December 9Th, ct our Sales-Sooms,
corner State and Chalmers streets, at hafpast 10
O'Clock, viii be sold by Catalogue,
Qt0l ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY CRlTES FANCY
ASSORTED EARTHENWARE AND CROCKERY, Just
imported direct from tho Potteries in England.
RS- Catalogues may be had and samples of ware
amined, at our Office
Conditions cash. November %
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CoRoSERs INoUEsT.-C. z. KANApAUx. Magistrate,
sctin Coroner held inquest yesterday morning o.
No. 9s Coming street, the body of Sarah vinysrd.
colood girl. who oapa< her aasIa piAtOa sncI
wourd in her head. The pistol was fired by Richard
Anspargh colored in the adjoining yard careessy and
accidentally The Jury recommended that Richard
Ansparch be turned over to the Provost Marshal for
prosecution for haring firearms in his possession con-
trary to military order.
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THADDEUs STREET has GOO sacks Of coarse Liverpool
Salt for sale, as per advertisement
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BAcoN STRIPS, SHOULDERS, HAMs, &c.-A large lot Of
these desirable meats with other articles in the grocery
line are advertised by J. W. BRowy Co., at Nos 1856
and 18s Meeting Dealers bad better call and
anime at once.
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aat for sale, as per advertisement.
VIZ ARE GLAD to see that the Messrs. WILBUR & Son
VIII offer for sale two cargoes OF Earthcnware and Crock
cry, imported direct from the Poteries of England
These goods win be sold at public auction Wednes.
dny, the 9Th inst Should this enterprise be met in
proper spirit by the people of the Southern States the
Aessrs. WILBUR viii be enabled to offer at public auc-
ton weekly sales of a articles which are needed by
chose desiring to replsnish their burinsss.
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Boor AND SHOE STORE.-Mr. A. ZoLLEB, at No. 2O4
Nng-street, always keeps hand well selected stock
OF mems, ladies misses, boys and childrens shoes
and boots OF aE kinds, which he disposes of on very
moderate terms.
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AUCTION SALES.

Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, &c.
BY MILES DRAKE.
On MONDAY, the 4th inst, at 10 o'clock, will sell at
Mr.. B. O'Neiiis Back Store, Nos 48 and 90 State
street.
80 HHDs. CHOICE SHOULDERS, BACON
20 quarters choice Plaiu Hams
20 quarters choice Canvased Hams
Barrels Beets, Onions Apples, White Beans, Nuts,
Cocoa Nuts &c.
II BBI. CORN WHISKY
~ bb. Ginger Wine 4
y Dbl. H. +. Rum. December
302 Boxes Tobacco at auction.
By LAUREY ts sALEXANDER.
On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, will be sold in Sales
Rooms, Nos 10 and 1l1 Meeting street. at 10 o'clock
3o2 boxes manufactured TOBACCO, in fine order,
and free of duty.
Conditions cash.
HS- The Savannah Herald and Republican will please
copy, and send bills as above. December
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-26
LEGAL NOTICE .

4 MOS BURROUS, John Burrous, Thomas
n Burrous, Lidia Riggs and William Riggs,
her husband, Sarah Ravenscraft and Thomas
Ravenscraft her husband, Margaret Criswell
and John Criswell her husband, frecilIa Hawk,
and James Hawk her husband, who reside out
of the state of Ohio, and Mary Hibs and James
Hibs. her husband. whose place of residence Is
unknown. will take notice that Richard ShTeve,
Executor of the last will and testament Of sam
uel Burrous, deceased. on the 2Hth dav of Sep
tember. a. D. ln'Lj. filed his petition in the Pro-
bate Court within and for the county of Holmes
and State of Ohio, alleging that the said dcceas-
ed in his last will and testament, authorized
and Empowered his said executor to sell his
real estate, hereinafter described, If deemed
necessary by said executor. for the support OF
his wife, Ruth BurrOuS that said Ruth Bur-
rOuS since the death of said Samuel BurrOus,
had contracted debts for her support, which re-
main unpaid, and that there Is not any personal
estate of said deceased with which to pay said
debts that he died seized in fee simple of the
following described real eState situate in Holmes
county and State of Ohio, to-wit: Being part
of the southwest quarter of section -, town
of the road on the line of Joseph Deyarnaan,-
thence north least rods; thence south 10 rods |;
thence west rods; thence north 10 rods to the
place of beginning, containing 80 rods; and that
Mary Hibs, Amos BurrouS. John Burrous,
Thomas Burrous. Matilda Baker Iidia Riggs
ella Hawk. are the heirs Of said deceased and
hold the next estate Of inheritance in said
premises. The prayer Of said petition Is for the
sale of said premises for the payment of the
debts aforesaid. Said petition will be for hear
ing on the e7th day OF October, \. D. 1866 at 10
o'clock \. NJ.
RICHARD SHREVE,
Executor of Samuel Burrows, decd.
WORRIES & REED, Atty's for Petitioner.
Sept. nth, le65-w5
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-26
Petition for Partition.

ERHART STEINBACHER and George Wei
Il mer, residents of the county of Summit,
Ohio, will take notice that petition was filed
against them on the 26th day OF September ls65,
in the Court of Common Pleas ofHolmes coun-
ty, Ohio, by Fay Doty, and is now pending,
wherein said Fay Doty demands partition Of
the following real estate, to-wit: 4 part of the
southwest quarter of section twelve, of town
ship nine, OF range seven, in said Holmes coun-
ty, beginning at post two perches and two
links north of a post placed north eighty-eight
degrees and thirty minutes west twenty-five
perches and fifteen links from the southwest
corner of ln-Lot number ninety-nine, in the
town of Millersburg, in the county of Holmes,
Ohio; thence north four degrees and forty -nve
minutes west nine perches; thence north twen-
tv-siN degrees west sixteen perches to q post;
thence north eighty-cight degrees and thirty
minutes west five perches ana eight links
dairy of the tract of land out of which this is ta-
ken thence southerly by said line To the nor
thern boundary of the State road from Millers-
burg to Mansfield; thence with said boundary
to the place of beginning, containing one hun
dred and eighty-seven perches, be the same
more or less. together with all the appurtenan-
ces thereon situate and being, and thereunto
belonging, and that, AT the next term OF said
Court the said Fay Doty will apply for order
that partition may be made of said PREMISES.
FAY DOTY.
CRIrcuFIELD & UHL, Atty's for Petitioner.
Sept. 2Sth lSb5-w1
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-26

We speak from experience when we say
that, after having tried all the principal
sewing machines, we must accord to that of
Grover & Baker the pre-emincce. Those
indispensable features of sewing, strength,
uniformity, and clasticity--all of which are
brought out in this incompatible invention
make it the first sewing machine in the
country Others have their good points,
but this combines ALL and possesses every
characteristic necessary and most desirable
We know one lady whose appreciation of
this machine, after a trial of years, is such
that she would part with almost every arti-
Gle of househould furniture before she would
allow it to be taken. She understands the
different varieties of sewing machines, and
has tested the merits of all; but Grover &
Baker noiscless machine, with its uniform
stitch, surpasses, in her estimation, all 9TH
ers, In that lady's opinion we have the
most unlimited confidence, her taste and
judgement being excelled by none. Nor
has her judgment been formed hastily Sh,
has, with view of thoroughly testing the
merits of the different sowing machines,
given most of them a fair trial. and the re-
suit is as above stated.-Ne,c York Chris
tiun Adrocate.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
i bate Court of II Holmes county, Ohio, will offer
for sale, at public auction,
On the l7h day Of NoremJer, A. d. 1865,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the north
door of the Court House in the town of Millers-
burg, county of Holmes and state of Ohio the
following described Real Estate situate in said
county of Holmes, Ohio, to-wit: The north
west quarter of the northeast quarter OF sec
tion two, township eight and range seven,
containing forty acres of land, more or less
Also, 1.-the north half of the northwest quarter
of section two, township eight and range seven
containing eighty acres, more or less.
Also, the soiIthw west quarter of the south east
quarter OF section twenty 1.-TWO, of township nine
and range seven, containing forty acres, more
or less.
Aud also part of the south-wes quarter OF
section Twenty-Five, township nine and range
seven being all that part thereof that lies east
OF the Killbuck creek, excepting about thirty
six acres belonging to Elizabeth Lister, contain
two hundred and forty-thrce acres, more OIL
/ less.
/ The first of said above desc, ibed tracts is ap
praised at SliO0. the second at 5000. The third
at 5000. And the fourth ut -, 2,9O6
| TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash in hand, one-third in one yeal
and onethird in two years from the day ofsale
| to be secured by mortgage on the premises
and the deferred payments to bear interest.
WILLIAM REED,
Admr of Moses Hoagland, deceased.
Oct ctObcr 10. lStll-W4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-26

THE EDITORIAL TREADMILL.-T Home
Journal thus describes the editor burdens:
1t is one Of the hardships of our profession
that its working wheels-brains and heart
are not allowed to lag for sickness, or to
stop for calamity or sorrow. The Judge
may adjourn his court, the school and the
workshop may close shutters, the mourner
may veil his features, and turn friend and
stranger from the door; but the journalists
must forget before tomorrow the sorrows
of to-day, must write gaily and freshly as q
newsmonger, on the trihe of the hour, what.
ever burden has been laid upon that same
hour by Providence or his brains as man
1t sometimes tries and mocks as the world
that reads what is thus written would never
dream Of The public looks upon the ed
itor's labors as the Indian did upon the man
that was cutting hay. He finally gave in
his opinion that it was "easy to see the
white man mow,"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-26
GUARDIAN SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
i Holmes county, ohio, made on the NTH day
OF October a. -. 1865, In the ease OF Hiram W. .
Fisher, guardian Of sumner III. and Sarah Jane
Fisher, uOotna his wards, the undersigned viii,
Oh the ID day OF November, a. ID 1865, at ono
o'clock p. ~. Of said day, on the promises offer
at public sale the following described real estate
situate In Holmes county, Ohio. to wit: being
sixty acres OF Of the south side OF the following
described tract ofland in said county: The north
part Of the southwest quarter OF section num-
ber one in township number fourteen, Of range
twelve commencing at a post on the east line Of
said quarter twenty-five perchcs aud seven
links north of the south east corner Of said quar-
ter section; thence north one-hnli degree west
one hundred and forty perchcs to the northeast
corner Of said quarter; thence south eighty nj ne
and onc-half degrees west one hundred and six
" three perches. to the northwest corner of
said quarter section thence south one-half de-
gree east one hundred and twenty -one perches
and twcnty-one links to a post; thence east ten
perches and seven and half links to n post;
thence south one-halfdegree east fifteen perches
and twety two links to 81 post; Thence citSt one
hundred and nifty one perches and twenty links
! to the place OF beginning, containing one hum
dred and forty acres OF land. Also In-lDta
numbers 7S, 20, and 80, in Halls addition TO the
town of Middletown, in said county.
| Terms OF sale-one-third cash, onc-third In
one and onc-thrd in two years from the day o
sale. To be secured by mortgage on the premises
sold, and the deferred payments, TO bear inter
est at six per cent. per annun.
Said sixty acres appraised Mt S2Gj.OO; said lo'
No TS, at 500 said lot No. 20, ut s2J; said lot No
30, at $50. -. .
| HIRAM w. FISHER Guardian,
I of Sumner ii. e. Sarah Jane Fisher
/ CRITCUFIELD d UHL Att'ys-36w3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-26

JEFFERSON DAVIS. Hosts of petitions
are pouring in upon the President for the
pardon of JEFFERSON Davis, and the strong
supposition is that he will soon be released.
Nearly all the other leaders Of the rebellion
have been turned loose, many of whom were
equally as guilty as DAVIS. He is an old
man, broken down in health, ruined in
fortune and powerless for injury. ltwould
seem like weakness in great nation to visit
vengeance upon him. His release would
tend inmeasurably to conciliate the con
quered and humbled South and to establish
fraternal relations between the people o.
the two sections.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-26
GUARDIANS SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
Il Of Holmes county, Ohio, made on the 3Oth
day OF September, A. d. 1866, in the case of Sim
con l.. Miller, guardian of Magdalcna Carver
and Levi Carver, against his Wards, the under
signed Will,
On tie 4h day Of Noren,Jer, 4. ID. 1865,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. of said day, on the premises,
in German township, Holmes county, ohio.
offer at public sale the following described real
estate, Situate in Holmes county, Ohio, to-wit
The undivided two-ninths of the south west
quarter of section four, in township eight, oi
range five, of the unappropriated lands in the
military district, containing one hundred and
siXty-one acres and eighty -hundredths OF an
acre-said undivided two-ninths, containing
thirty-five and forty-three forty fifth acres.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash on the
day of sale, one-tnird in one year and one-thirc
in two years from the day of sale. Deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on tht
premises Sold and to bear interest ut the rate
of six per centum per annum, payable annually
Appraised at 81 .3la 0O-Subiect to a yearly al
lowance of eighteen dollars to Benjamin Hel
muth during the life of Feronica Carver, widow
OF Jacob Carver, deceased; by reason OF an as
signment to Benjamin Helmuth made by tn
| said Fcronica Carver, widow OF the said Jaco
Carver deceased, of her dover interest in an
to the said lands.
SIMEON L. MILLER. Guardian
| Of Magdalcna Carver and Levi Carver.
| Oct. 9th, ls6j-wJ.