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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

Tnf ln0afb NAs RmfH ~
mo hleit train fpm llnhslo ihe
dhef dos We saw n very veil dress
M md fespotiable looking Amer
fan eitllon ~ African descent aptly
~ n berth IN the sleeping ear llo
was very promptly refused the piiv.
ilere aud had either a. stay behind
or sit up all night While bo was
arguing hls cnso, u white passenger,
whom io knew M nm old time anti.
slavery advocate, stepped up 10 The
agent and said that at all events, In
no case, must that negro obtain q
berth adjacent to his, NV, wc do
not propose nj this time 10 enter in
to any argument about the prcJu-
dice of color, or antagonism OF race
or instinct Of Caucasianism, or
whatever IL may be. We merely
wish to remark that IL tho incident
had occurred in South Carolina, the
railroad agent would have be n
compelled to pay n fine OF at least
$3.50 For that was the singing
fine which General Sickles, on the
18th OF this month, imposed upon
the captain of the steamer Pilot
Boy, because, on account Of caste,
he refused cabin passage to Miss
Francis Rollins, q respectable TO
male of color.'-N Y. Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
The Herald Establishment

Is offered for sale 10 cash purchaser
The reason for thisis, that continued feeble
health of the present proprietor renders II
impossible for him to pay that attention to
the paper which IL demands. lie makes
this announcement with regret, the Herald
has been under his control, mechanically,
for upwards of thirteen years, and 1t has
been his pride to make II In fact useful
institution; and in now offering ii for sale,
he is governed by the imperniiv" demands
Of health, lie cannot devote that attention
to il that he would desire, and wishes to de-
vote his time to some other business more
conducive 10 health.
II is useless for us to speak Of the Office
and its patronage. We believe 1t is known,
and We flattcr ourselves favorably, through
out the whole extent o. the State. No conn.
try paper, we venture TO say, has better
name or better business than the Herald,
and to person who can give il close at
tcntioD, il could be made one Of the best
paying establishments in the interior.
For further particulars. address the pub
Usher.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

On yesterday week, two belligcr'
cnt darkics, in adjusting accounts
between themselves, disagreed to
the amount of six bits, Louis
claiming one dollar and half, and
ELI demurring rs to half OF it.
Louis proposed to decide the mat
ter by wager of battle, and ELI ac-
ccding-tbcy proceeded to load four
barrels each of their revolvers-
LOUIS having n six, and ELI a fivc
shooter. Thus prepared, they
mounted their ponies and went out
on the Denton road, LOUIS leading
the way, and ELI sitting along un-
conceracdly a fow PAGES in the rear
Arriving ut the ravine between
Messrs. THOMAS and HOWELL, about
ono half mile from where our court
house will probably stand some day
LOUIS wheeled, pistol in hand and
opened fre-ELi responded with
aiacrity, and so the fight progressed
until their respective loads were ex-
pended. They fought at not ex.
ceeding ten PAGES and each were hit
severely three times.-LoUis recciv.
ed wounds in tho big toe, groin and
side-ELI, in the leg, arm and breast.
Each forebore to pronounce the ia
tai word-crauen, and therefore re-
tain their rights respectively under
the civil rights bill and order 10 of
being considered a liber ct legdlis
homo.
They are said to be recovering
alowly.-McKinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

SOUTHERN RELIEF.-The fnan-
cial report of the Southern Famine
Relief Commission will be publish
ed in September, and will exhibit a
remarkable showing of the philan-
thropy of the North. The entire
sum received for the relief Of the
starving poor of the South was 81
S76, 300. Of tn s large amount,
s523, 900 was received from t h g
Freedmen's Bureau, by special vote
of Congress; 100000 from Louis
Vile 1921 900 from New York ST.
900, 900 from the State of Maryland;
Boston s49,12 st. Louis s347, 375;
Philadelphia $4,000, and Chicago
sl1, 3O6. The objects of the organ
ization having been accomplished,
it's business is now being closed up,
and a full report of its proceedings
will be a valuable chapter in the
history of our country in the years
Immediately succeeding tn late
war.-N. o. Bee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
1iiE STATE OF TEXAS.

To The Sheriff Of Ddilas County, Grecting !.
VNHEREAS William Bonner gne of tho
" he's and distributes cf TIC csi,tc
of T.. o. Bonner late of shid County, dc.
ceased, has filed in the Office Of II County
Clerk of Dallas county, Texas, his petition
praying for partition and distribution Of
the estate Of sail L. o. Bonner, deceased.
ION are therefore commanded To- stunt.
mon by publication, L. c. lIaraway and
William L. lIaraway, residents Of tie State
of Alabamt, and heirs at law of said Bon
ncr, deceased, to be and appear at the Oc-
tobcr Term Of the County Count of Dallad,
County fdr Probate business TO be hhlicn
at the Court House thereof, in the !own OF
Dallas Oil the last Monday in October 1867,
(it being the 2Sth dag thereof ,hcn and
there to show cause, if any they have, why
a partition and distribution of s,id csthid
of T.. 0. Bonner deceased, si" rtl not be
made rs prayed ror by VIM. Boihtr.
Herein riii not bat due return mako MS
tho law directs
~ Given undor my hanl anH tho
SEAL seal of the County Court, Dallas
NI0I/Coanty, Texas, this the 18th day
of September 1861
JAS. +. THOMAS, c. &C, D. C.,
1;it.lj
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

A New FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
TO meet the demands of the public,
there will be issued from the Treas
ury Department, in few weeks, an
additional fractional currency note,
of the denomination of fifteen cents.
The principal embellishments on
the face of this note are an engrav-
cd likeness of General Grant on the
right, and of Lieutenant General
Sherman on tho left. The back of
the note will be green, with the fig
ure "15" on each side. The bronze
figures which have been placed up
on other denominations will be omit
ted.-N. O. Bee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

John tells story of Thompson
and Rogers, two married bucks OF
New York, who wandering home
late one night, stopped at what
Thompson supposed was his resi-
dence, but which his companion in
sisted was his own house. Thomp-
son rang the bell Justify, when a
window was opened and a lady in
quired what was wanted.
Madam" inquired Mr.. T., isn't
this Mr.. T-Thompson's houseE
"No," replied the lady; "this is
the residence Of Mr.. Rogers"
"Well," exclaimed Thompson,
MRS. T-T-Thompson-begy your
pardon-Mrs. Rogers, wont you
just step down to the door, and pick
out Rogers, for Thompson wants to
go homer"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
TO coNsUMPTIvEs.

TINE advertiser, having been restored to health in
l. few weeks, by a very simple remedy, nften ha-
wing suffered several years with severe lung aec.
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption-is anx.
ious to make known to his fccw.suiercrs the means
of cure,
To all who desire it, he viii send copy ofthe pre-.
scription nscd (rcc Of charge), with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find a SURE CuHE FOR CoNsuMprtoS, ASTHMA, BRoN'
cHIrIs &C. The only object of the advertiser in sen.
ding the Prescription, is to benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conceives to be invalu-
able and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as 1t will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
dress REV. EDWARDA. WILSON,
willamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

THE safe OF TEXAS, !

NitNfN 81 6AhhtH'
10 me- SLrQ n Tuier C6Vplg, Greeting
Won are hereby comn nip' TO suuimuI
Il John w. Books, whose rcsilSnrs IL
Urrn0Wn 10 be aud aISear before NJ Dis.
nicl Count OF said county, TO be he'd NJ tho
Court House thereof 10 The town Of Wealth
crrarl, on IL, l2lh Monday after the IN
Monday in August 4. d. 1867, then and
there to answri the petition Of Mary L.
Brooks as exhibited against him the sail
John ". Brooks, in which petition plaiTiG
nllcdgCs that she IL the wife Of defendant.
Plaintiff AYERS that at the time Of her mar
riagc with said defendant III" was only
about fourteen years Of age, and iiiai' said
marriage was against the consent OF her
pnrca's, md defendant failing to 6btHin
hco parents .onsent 10 said marriage, r rg-
cl Ihe necessary papers to the -'.'5' OF
Parker county, using her fathers ItaInG
without his leave, thereby obtaining the Ii.
cense through fiaul aud TINT defendant IL
of very bad character generally. where
fore she prays for a divorce. :
Herein fail mt, bnt Of this writ make due
rc:Trn nslhe law directs. ..,
Issued September 10th 4. b. 1867.
Witness, y. J.. .Ichcy, Clerk Of
SEAL 'hc Distric, Court for Parker
III - cOrfnty, and his seal of dtfit- ia
tie town Of Weaiherlord. This tile lOUf
day of Sept, 1861. ...,
l.. l., .lCnEY, c. D. c., p. c. T.
certify this 10 be n true copy OF thu
original'now in my hands, This Sept 10Th,
1861. '' Al. BELL,
l3w. Deputy Sheriff Parker Co.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

Ry-This is truly the "agc of progress" and the
American people arc, beyond doubt, far ahead OF oil
Others This is clearly demonstrated by the Sewing
Machine-wh!e is strictly speaking, an American in
vcntion.
In this branch of manufacture, the EMPIRE SEWING
MACHINE Co.. Office GIG Broadway, New York City
stands pre-einincnt. Their Improved Manufacturing
Machine has no rival. II is built On sound iTcciian
cal principles-is simple in under
stood, and not liable to get out oforder. ,,
Its sewing qualities, particularly on cloth and cnh
or, cannot be equalled and such we recommend II
to our friends and the public generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

One evidence that big national debt
makes great change is seen in the effect
produced on Wall street occasionally by
occurrences at Washington. Recently, q
rumor TO the effect that there had been
rupture between Gen. Grant and the Pres
ident, ran gold up in New York to l42.
This shows bad financial condition and a
decided want of confidence in the stability
and security ofour public affairs. Estates
men instead of politicians were in power,
all this might be easily remedied, and the
country soon made quiet and prosperous,
in spite of the evils and destruction of n
few years past. But it is feared that the
meeting of Congress will make matters
worse and that its Fl rst measures will prob
ably bring back our government securities
from Europe for sale and run gold up to
two hundred Gal. Nps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
PUBLIC SALE.

AN the 10th of October next, I will sell
~ at public cutlery, on credit Of @ months
with good security, the following described
property, to-wit;
A fine stable horse, thoroughbred, known
as Kentucky, and two young stations and
some fine FLIES Of the same stock. Also,
Canadian stable horse, Prophet, with other
good stock horses; about 20 hcnd of stock
cattle; 30 head of sheep; some farming ucn
sils, etc. The sale TO be at the late resi-
dencc of Louis Shirley, Z miles north from
Mckinney on the ,Donbam road.
PAULINA SHIRLEY.
August 3lst, iS61-5l:Gt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

DEATH OF GEO. W. L. Buckley
Geo. w. L. Buckley died in Balti
more q short time since, at the age
of 50 years. He was formerly no
torious in connection with the
Knights of the Coded Circle, of
which institution he was said to be
one of the chief organizers. He
was a native Of Virginia, and a
graduate of London Medical Uni.
vcrsity. During the war no was a
prisoner in Forts Warren and La
fayette for nearly three years, which
shattered his health beyond recove.
ry
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

SALT ron THE PorAro Crop.--t planted
few potatoes last spring for an expert
ment. / soaked sawdust in stong brine,
and put MS much in each hill as | could
hold in one hand. In n few hills, with the
soaked sawdust, l put from one half to
teacupful Of salt, wished to find out if it
would kill the potatoes. Where the saw
dust was without the addition of the salt,
the potatoes grew very rank, the vines
spread out on the ground, as there was not
strength 10 hold them up; but when straigh-
tened up, some were nearly as high as my
head. The potatoes were very large. 1t
took but few hills for bushel. Where
the salt was added, they were not as large
in tops or bottoms.-lt was evident that
there was too much SALTY. b. Farmer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
TILE STATE OF TENAS.

To tie Sheriff Of Daiias CoHnM Greeting:
YTOU are hereby Commanded to summons
4 ~ publication, l.. A. Young, who is
I. ot.a resident of the State Of Texas, to be-
and appear before tie Honorable County
Court of Dallas County, Texas, on the lst
Monday IN October, 1867, then and there to
answer the petition of Vim. y. Miller Ad.
miristrilYor of the estate Of VI. NJ. Miller,
deceased, on plea of dent due by note for
one huhd!cd and ninety four dollars, and
inter, st and costs of srii,' &C., said noie
dated December 9Th 1860.
Herein fail not, but make due return Of
this writ with your action thereon, as the
law directs.
Witness: Jas. I. rlinwas, Clerk
sELL of tile Comfy Coui, or said coun;,
VI Say of Dallas, and the seal of said
Court hereto affixed, at Office IN said courf-
ty, this September Eth, A, D.'lS67.
jas. P.TH5MAS, C.r.'c. d. OF.
Tjl: iw.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
TnrpreAR IRoS woRKs.-Thes,

TREDEGAR Iron WoRKs.-These
works at Richmond Va, covering
eight acres Of ground, employed
during the past month six hundred
hands, and disbursed $4,000 in
wages. The Richmond Dispatch
says:
Among the heavy jobs just com :
pleted and now being shipped are
twoiron bridges ofsuperior construc-
ton. One Of these is for the road
nov building between Columbia, S.
C., and Augusta, Ga Il viii cross
the Congaree river, and consists Of
three spans $50 feet long and seven
spans so feet in length. The aggre-
gafs weight Of this bridge will be
within q fraction of5OO. 900 pounds
c. Shaler Smith, ESQ., Of Bait
more, is the engineer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
Executors Notice.

TIME undersigned having qualified as Ex-
Il ecutor of the estate of John W. Cor
den, deceased, at regular term of the Pro-
bate Court of Dallas county. Texas, held on
the 9th day Of August a. d. 1867, hereby
notifies all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate. payment, and those
having claims against the sane TO present
them duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will BIO postpon-
ed as the law directs. This 9th day OF Sep
TENDER AID. 1867.
G.. BARKER,
52:6t Ex'r Of john W. Gordcp, decd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

On the night of the 9th inst, near
Plano in Dallas county, one horse
was stolen from the stable Of Rob-
ERT CAMPBELL, ESQ.,, and two from
the premises of Capt. HENRY HAIR
RIs.-Full rigging was taken for
each horse. 1t is not known how
many more were taken from the
herds on the prairie. AS yet the
thieves have not been heard from.
The people should be on their guard,
armed to protect property from such
fellows.-McKinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
Dallas 4israld.
DALLAS COUNTY OFFICIAL
DIRECTORY

INSTINCT COURT
i1ny Z Uoob Instruct Judge Dallas
i w. il,vriss. bist MY Wasahachis
Wa.C. YoryG. District tlert, DALAI,
CurNTY OFFICERS
y. EiLs C0oaHE., County Judge
Tout kTSpAti County Attorney.
JAsTs T.. TnoaAs County CLERK.
J,HE. N. liR0wN, sheriff.
J,Mrs T.. GOonSiGuT, Ass'r, and Collector
JAWS sn,rrARp, Treasurer.
wv. II. TnoNls, Surveyor
POLIcE COuHr-lsahe II. webb, George W
barton, J. II. Clemens and J. 7. sIration.
NOTARYS PUBLIC,
Judge u, Ellis CoONnEs, eI.oiiieio, Gro
W. GUEss, JouS n, BRYAN and W. Z. WoLfr
Dallas; Roman S, Guy, Lancaster, and J
J. BEENAS, llaughts Store,
CORPORATION OFFICERS,
GEoaGE ". GuEss, Mayor,
NJ. NJ. MoRRow, J. s, SAUNDERS, u, W
IIuSr, J. n. BRYAS, and A. ". MoRroS, Al
dyrmen,
HARVEY snrrnrnn, Town Marshall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

AT the trial of agricultural nipple.
ments at the imperial farm at Vim
ccnnes, in connection with the Paris
Universal Exposition, the follow
ingawards were made: For hsrrows
-First prize to Mr.. Wood, OF "
York, second TO Mr.. Perry, Of
Kingston. r. T.; third to Mr.
Mccormick, Of Chicago, III !; br ,lor-
able mention, Mr.. SiIas Herring,
New York. Reaping Machines with
two horses-First prize. Mr. Ne
COrmick, Chicago; third W. Wood,
New York; also, Mr.. Nasseys
machine, Of Canada
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

DISARMAMENT OF THE TENNESSEE
M1LITIA.-It is understood ha t
Brownlow' militia arc to be prompt
ly mustered out, except few COM
panies, which are to remain in West
Tennessee. This acton has been
brought about by Gen. Thomas,
who is now on tour through the
department, accompanied by his
staff,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

1t is announced in the Virginia
papers, that Il suit has been institu-
ted in Wheeling to break the will
of the great theologian, Alexander
Campbell, whose estate is assessed
at over two hundred thousand dol
lars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

And sell them in the best markets in the
world
In his recent tour North he made eSten
siyc arrangements for the sale OF these ar
tic cs with Some of the best houses in New
York, Boston andsBuifalo, the places that
consume more of them than all the other
places in the United States.
There are thousands o; hides thrown
away in Texas. Save them; they are mo-
ney. will buy them and pay the money
for them, or secure you The best price that
can be had.
JN0. NJ. CROCKETT.
July 81, lSG7-45:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

Two U. S. soldiers were arrested
on Wednesday, by the sheriff Of this
county, under suspicion of being
concerned in the murder Of Mrs.
Bonfoey,. They were promptly
surrendered by the officer in CON-
mand, but were returned TO him for
safe keeping, and TO await the re-
turn of 1t. Hawloy, who is now
absent.-Wdrshal Republican.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
NOTICE.
paw I'm Produce or Pay Costs.

A Ii claims in my hands for collection at
"A this time, can be paid in Wheat, Wool,
Hides. or Bots dare seed, al the current
prices. and those who neglect the oPportu-
nifty win have 10 pay cost.
ibave claims Of Smith { Murphy, Of A.
SHREK. Of Herman Hirsh, Clark, Shsrrard
& Co, and others
July q, lss7-s5stf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

n Ht FifFVIwi8 Cmig g'Nf'g 2
Nuf aia hsfftf snmmsaifi " fumme1
tf tHfitfiIaa Ne isE Alfstis n
r1Nff aff ffti = tisffe shsse fFl
1fnf. b. .#HHtf. H. is Hn1 afpff oiefs
UIa N.frl. tmt0f lfftff imhig. tess
f1 b. htIt4f ffa rami fi0uss ihefsoi NJ
iif mWH Hf Wftihfffpfi nn Me i1ih usni
ltt rfff fts lnI ,laniaf M AnEHsi a. "
i.i. iben fud ihsfs in HnsTff ihe psiiilyn
n A npls.r. p'irun Hs rtbiiiri agslhii
ud " i'ul.r CHu ! N,her Hhl latt.
snu ~ .l.mtp I..lin.s mo- " plea ~
deli lir w noe. sivrn 40 uife u " Light,
nn ihr llih Any oi lueur Fri2, fur one
nundr.i aud "fty iui 90. H4
llrrfn tail not, bm ~ .iif r''i msks
dlc u'uin show ing huS sou haNt ti',nri
the sam
Wines u l.. llichcy, r'erh NJ the me-
trici Court G,r Parker IouHfy, feK1s.
Given under ny haul anl Of
sEAL Gcinl seal " uHirf In tho Town uf
NJD--2IWra hrrlord, THIS The az day
Of September l'd1,
T. T.. lllrHEY, e, d. C., r. CT,
Gently ihut tho above il n true copy NJ
the original now H. my hands. Ti. sept
Ih, 1871. A, J. BELLS
. Nv rePt Sheriff Parker Coz
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
Headquarters.

To preserve the hair-lay it away
in the bureau Drawer. The same
rule will apply 70 the teeth.
Hard drinking makes son brains
When you 20 hshing.don { hook
anything bat fsh.
ffsomething don { agree with you
chew scmething that will
Loose characters are like loose lead
peneils- they make a bad mark.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28
from INC HOustOh IuIcSrHFH'-
Headquarters,
DISTRICT OF TEXAS.
Galveston, September 10, 1867. J
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1863.
Erfr1cf I


Nv. BY authority of the Com
handing General, 9Th Military Dis
trict the following Judges of the
Supreme Court of Texas are hereby
removed from office, on account OF
their known hostility to the general
Government:
George f. Moore, Chief Justice.
r. Coke, Associate Justice.
S. P. Donely, Associate Justice.
A. H. Willie, Associate Justice.
George W. Smith, Associate Justice.
The following appointments OF
Judges of the Supreme Court OF
Texas are made:
e. J. Davis, Chief Justice.
C.Caldwell, Associate Justice.
Amos Morrill,, Associate Justice.
Livingston Lindsay, Associate
Justice.
A. H. Lattimer, Associate Justice.
The Judges appointed will file at
this Office the duplicate oath pre-
scribed by act of Congress, July 2,
1862, and qualify in all other res
poets as required by the laws of the
State, and enter upon the duties OF
their Office at once.
By command of Bvt. Major Gen.
GRIFFIN.
H. A. SwARTWOUT,
Capt. 18th U. S. Inf, Bvt. Major U.
S. A, A. A. A. G.
We have received an official copy
of the following order, from which
it will be seen that Gen. Griffin has
revoked his previous order remov-
ing the Supreme Judges:
Headquarters.
DISTRICT OF TEXAS,
Galveston, September IL, 1867.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. III.
tErtrdct.]
1. So much of Special Orders, No
1863, Sept. 10, as appoints ]. B. Saw.
yer Sheriff of Harris County, and
relates 10 the removal and appoint
ment o f Judges Of the Supreme
Court of Texas, is revoked.
By command Of Bvt. Major Gen
GRIFFIN. -
H. A. SwARTWOUT,
Capt. 18th U. S. Inf, Bvt. Major Q
S. A, A. A A G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-28

A pMIvrSTRAToR S NoTItE.-Ths On
dersi -nsd having hcsa e,ily appointed
administrator q thp estate q Thomas Eas-
,srs. fstr Il Tarrnnf county. deceased, al
rrrulsr tel n Ct ne gcunir Court Of said
-,-,r--r trAI frT rr-hsts sri other like rur-
r.s,,. - fhs ~ dav II July LAST. hereby ne
f7ess az Terrons inlrifsd 70 saij estate 70
rake irsm-ii.fs ayr.su'. aDd thoss bs--
NJ slai-ns szainsi ths sane - present
lien. duly aBfhsnrfesssls -riihih ths the
f.rssrrfhrd y ia-. - tbsy VII b Tcsiron-
a IS Ire - dirscts-
ms sssh DAY = Ar-ns'. A. D 1851.
JOSHUA COOK.
r-Ir-- A1uinistraivr.