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Sheriff e. S Sales

by virtue or s,,utlry uriis of 9. IA. IL me
directed will sell TO The highest bidder.
ut Ornusehurs Court h6ure on the EtstAs
Monday in December next, FOR cash lhe
following property, viz: l}ss T2I
One tract of land containing I2O acres
more or less. beunied by W. Tatt,s a. ~ r 4
Carr A. f. 'mGke and estate of g. y friek.
Levied on rs the proneriy of Mary Mcclure
a. me sni' OF - >. ze'S'er. srxlE (
ALSO ID,
Two tracts OF land, one conlaiainx SO =
acres acre more or less bounded nefth tbyl Abb fE
Board, east by Owen PHILIPPE, south by EnryN -
4. Fair and west hy G.. n Strornan. Z Tho
other tract containing lG0scres raere or lsss,
bounded north l'y Mrs. Shuer, east BY ATa. - ~
fclSei, south ~ Joshra S,roman And ksass
by David Smell. Levied on as the property
OF [. G. 7. Bobc n the suit of parl Blstse+a
man (bearer.) = - Il =
One tract of land containing 500 acres
more or less, bounded north aud east by
George Harley, south by j. NJ. Harley, wtStF
by Alvey Jones Levied on rs the prspertyiTG
OF Joseph Douglas al the suit Of J. H Haf-n
ley. n. sst
One traet of land containing ss6 aSasI
more or less bounded north by Mrs g raves,
east by DR.. j. W. Keitt. south by Dsniel
Riley and west by VIM Gaifney and Danisb +
Riley. Levied the property of DIR. Hg 4
w. kennerly at the suit of Daniel Riley. ,-siT1sE
4f iiiysss
One tract oc lard situated on Balls Branotsu
containing 4l6 acres more or less, bounded
by lands of a. y. Griffith, Jesse Utsey, ]. VI.
Fair and sIrs. keheeea Collier. tsvi.ds%aA
as the property of the estate Of J. d. " n
Collier, Admir- /. d. Myers, Ex'rG,. Myers
ALSO iq4SH
One tract of land containing 400 s4ssssax
more or less. bounded on the east by, join sac
Thompson aud on all other sidss by So. Ca aA,'
Il. Il. Co. Levied on as the property of Ls1fr
X. Howell, RI The suit of John p Berry,
Guardian. AS III r
ALSO
One tract OF land containing $50 acres
more or less, on Long Branch bounded north
by A. O. Holman and Abram AmaRer south
hy u. j. Rumrh and estate Henry Oliver,
cast by estate jacob Cutler and west by VIM
Sis'rn'k. Levied on as the property of wm
Oliver at the suit Of &. L. S. sistrunk.
ALSO
ON Tuesday after salesday in December
next, will sell at the Residence of W. D..
Oliver the following personal property, to
wit, One Mule, One Mare and a!olt One
Wagon. One Carriage, 10 or II Head of Cut
le - or 30 head of hogs, 30. Bushels ,CAFRs
loGo pounds Fodder, 80 bushels Gotten Seed
20-td. 800 s"Sass'
ShcriG's Office, IT. RIGGS. tbs,..
Orangohurg C. H.. =. c.. 30 IS. o.5Cis7Aes
Nov ! L, 1859. Al.t, 3'gkH
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Doings in Columbia.

Abill to prohibit the marrying Of
first cousins has been introduced in the
house.
The new Code of Laws and Practice
is being discussed in the House. 1t re.
commends the establishment of new in.
ferior Court, to be called the Court Of
Trial Justices" for the trial OF small and
mean causes. The new code will define
the duties of Magistrates, which arc now
vague and undetermined.
The Labor Convention has adopted u
memorial to the Legislature; which we
print on another page.
The new State House is said to be
fitted up in most elegant style. The
carpet in the Senate Chamber, alone,
cost 81 200.
In the House the following notice of
intention to present bills was made: BY
Gufin, to punish all persons carrying
concealed weapons, except the State
municipal officers; by Sullivan, for an
appropriation to furnish provisions to
iaborers working under certain contracts.
The presentment of the grand jury of
Orangeburg, complaining of the ipcom-
petency of the magistrates, was read and
discussion ensued. Ransier and DcLarge
we're not complimentary to Judge Car
penter, who had charged the jury. Dc
Large said he had sworn to discharge
the duties of his Office with impartiality
and had been confidcd in, but bad proved
recfeant to tho trust.
; The bill extending the time for taking
the census was then considered. Wright
Of Charleston, denounced the census
takers as generally dishonest, and accused
DeLarge as wanting to dip his hands toe
deep In the treasury.
McKinlay then took up the subject
when DeLarge intinatod that the latter
was full of morphine, and the former a
coward and not like Caesars wife. There
was great confusion, but no signs fight
Elliott said that the House had been
the scene of disgraceful exhibition
All then laughed aud shook hands, and
the bill was passed.
A Bill to define the manner of collect
ing taxes past due, VAS made the spscia
ssder for tomorrow.
J1LLsoN, from the Committee or
EdaOntion, reported favorable on the Bill
TO incorporate ClnHin University.
In the Senate the memorial of The
Labor Convention, which had been pre-
sented to both houses, was referred t.
tho Judiciary Committee.
Gains bill for the appropriation of
million OF dollars to buy lands for tht
poor received its FIRST reading,
Rainey presented q petition from th'
National Independent Blues, of Charles
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a. young farmer asked az old Scotch
man for advice in his pursuit. He told
him what had been the secret of his own
success iii farming, and concluded with
the following warning: "Never SSaunddie, s
nevervabove all thiugs-Never get in
debt, but if you ever do, let it be for
manure!"
The "girl of tho period" out in Mich
igan wears plug hat and carries cane,
which is said to be delightful summcf
costume-but not comfortable in winter.
1t is said-pcrhaps ironically, black
smiths forge and steel every day.
A work of art--a widow trying to get
husband.
A Man in Waldoboro, Maine, zealously
cares for hatchct which, in the hands
of stalwart Indian in 1749, was driven
into his gra ndfather's skull. 1t must be
pleasant thing to have in the family.
The Presbyterian Church. in Sumter
was entered few nights since, and a
portion Of its furniture carried off by the
sacreligious thieves.
Somebody who is Known to his per-
sonal friends as Marshal Lamson is writ
ing book, to be called "personal Re-
collections of Abraham Lincoln, and has
it nearly ready for the press. 1t is a
pity to discourage Mr. Lamson, but there
is no Disgusting the fact that the smaller
the edition of his book the smaller the
amount Of money he will lose.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts
decides that'tho lease Of plantation en-
the Mississippi, and the delivery Of
corn thereon, were not acts CT CONNER
cial intercourse: nor prohibited by the
laws of nations, nor by the act of Con.
gress, nor by the proclamation of the
President. This decision va!ida,es the
lease Of property from which the lessee
was driven during tile war.
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Estate Sale.

BY virtue of IN order of the Probate badge
OF this County. will sell at orangehurg. s.
C.. on Monday the 9th day of December
next. at the close of the Sheriff. sales.
Mules Wagon and Wagon Harness.
ALSO
on Tuesday. Ith day of Dcccmbcr next. at
the late rcsIdenc" of Chrstian ArGnt. dt.
ceased, lot of Corn. Fodder and o;hcr Pro
duce, and some Farming Utensils and House
hold Articles. All of the EstSte OF Christian
Arant, deceased.
Terms cash. GEO. EOilVER.
tai;s;s rulsr
orAngeburg, s. c., Nov. 2O,h, 1859.
nov ~ u
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The State Of South Carolina

NUUNII OF UEA7NUEBJ, fsJi, ~ 3. ss'
by virtue of an order from the Honorable
Pro5atc Court of said Gcnptys i wilis. senrat,.
orangchnrg Court House, on salseday IN ID B
cembcr ncxt, the following personal preperi q.
OF 'as sni Esafs G q y " ; Asassgs dsssaesl ~
&c ton in tho seed ard zoe T-<,.:Sls OF Eod - =
der. Terms cash. - ~
ANN ,C.i,ANDREWS,' 't'''' 'ssS
aov la'--td ADMINISTRATORS,
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There is said to be young man in
Faycttc. Missouri, who, though unable to
read and knowing nothing Of written
arithmetic, can solve any mathematical
problem in wonderfully short space of
time. Some instances of this facility are
given. The number of fax seed ncccssa-
ry to reach the sun. allowing six grains
of fax scod to one grain of wheat. and
thirteen grains of wheat to the inch /:
Answer. Ago, ,497 500 100000. was ans
wered in two minutes Another prob
lem What would $4,000 amount to 10
ten years, comronnding interest at ten
per cent? he worked on; in three min
utes, absolutely correct. What would a
horse bring, there hciny - nails in his
shoes, allowing 3 cents for the first, 6 fer
the second, 8, 27, Is, and so on? was
answered correctly in three minutes,
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a Texas negro went into blacksmith
shop with his pocket full of powder. He
departed shortly afterwards through tue
roof.
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NOTICE TO LIEN CREDITORS.
IN bANKRIpTN

In The District Court of tn United
States; i'r the bis!ric, Of South Carolina.
In he matter Of HsHRS l.. SnoAK, Bank
Fup', r. l"Sie p Y. DnBLr, Assignee.
Persons holding liens againS, the Estate of
Henry l.. Smoak, bankrupt, are required to
establish the same before j c. Carpenter,
Esq, Register in Bankruptcy No - Broad
street, Charleston S. C. on or before the
10th December next.
BY order of the Hon. George g. Bryan,
Judge of the District Court OF the unitcd
States for Sonth Carolina
p. V. DIBBLE.
nov 2O--td Assignee ii. L. Smoak.
Bankrupt.
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OBITUARY.

: DIEn-At her residence, in Orangcbrrc
County, on the 10th November, 1859, in the
10Th year Of her age. Mrs. MARGARET
EUMPH, widow Of the late Christian Kurr IN.
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Casnpsen Mills Flour
RECEIVED THE
FIR s PR f. NJ L II.
At So. Ca. State Fair, Columbia. S. c.,

1869.
Tho undersigned offer to their Country
Friends and the Public in general Il choice
and pure article of Flour. They have on
hand and Grinding Daily full supply of
Choice Family Extra ami super FLOUR.
Also, Northern and Western Flour at low
est mnrke, price.
CORN. OATS aud lIAY-5O90 bis. Prime
White and Mixed Corn. 1000 bus rrimc
Oats and 300 bales Prime Eastern and North
River Hay. JNO. CAMpS;E.N & co.
dec i-:}in Charleston S. C.
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IN THE COURT Or RoGNIM.

Whcres-, Martha VI. Str:'man, widow, rn,h
sppiicd TO me fcr Lcttor, OF Administration
on the Estate of .ih'olom Sromun luc OF
Orangehurg County, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite and almoni,h
AL and singular the kindred and Creditors
OF the snii dcceaSei 10 bo and apcsr, be
fore me. at a Conr; of Probate Tor the said
County 10 he holden at Ornngeburg, on the
lith day of December, 1859. ut 10 O'Clock j.
NJ, TO shew cause if any. why the ~ Ad-
ninistraiion should no, be granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court,
this 2oth day OF Nov. y. D. 1863, aud in
the nincty-third year of American inGe-
penaonce.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
dec I-2t Judge OF Probate
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

Whereas Thomas W G!oaton hath npplicd
10 me for Letters Of Administration. on tie
Estate of .,hsolom C)galon, late Of Orange
burg County, deceased
These arc therefore TO cite and nlmonisi
all and singular the Kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, 10 he and appear before
me at Court of Probate fo, the said Coun.
ty, to be holden at Orangeburg on the 18th
day Of December. 1863, at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
to show cause if any. why the said Admins
tration should not be granted
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the
Court, this lst day of December. 4. D..
1860. and tho nincty-fourth year OF Amcri-
can independence.
THAD c. ANDREWS,
dec 4--2t Judge of Probate.
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ORANGKBURG-IN EeulrY.
Henry d. EOnnett, Ada'r
vs.
Jno. +. Bennett, Admir- at. al.
by order in this case, the creditors of
George j. Bonnet, deceased. are required to
prove their demartls before me hy the Goth
December, 1869. GEO. BOLiVER,
October 90 1860. &C. p.
n6v'27 td
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.


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ss.t a W.. .'d to DO approved by the S''r''
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RILTIMoRi IooK nosPITLL.
ESTABLISHED As REFuoEFRoM auAoKBRY
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE
OBTAINED.

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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
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the pleasure. Of healthy offspring, the most serious
:i y: s' Is; y.,s$ Ssssms: dsrsas;d: 2s ESy.,ssi
aud Mental Irnctions wcakensd. Loss Of Procres-
pssS q i. Rssl; Endiss.ssa. sasi
SfFi6E SOUTH rRBpERIcK STREET,
doors from he sSfSsr YAH not 10 observe name
l;.sp sSf 81 s.. s Ss s ipy .s @
writing should state age. and send portion Of ad.
''r'i''m'n' io''fb,Rsl . ng6HRSes'TP5Pss.
Aspber q the Royal COLLEGE % surss2n., bokdcn.
he ynit.d sistos. and the greater yari. y whose
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Of the mos, as,Snishins esres ,hS1 were eve
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tuas, Timidlty Ss are some 9tlhe evils produced.
what Is the cause q thsIG dssinns health. fOsins
thsiI yiscr, becoming weak. pale, nerySus ard
eyes. cough and 'yS oBSS MEN 4 consumption
,d3iasS "a when Easi reSSsstip ssfrei
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Whsta pity that y.upe man, the hope Of hi,
country, the pride Of his parents, should be
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| reaset that soupd MIND and body are tho ,nost ma.
eessary requisites 70 promote eonnubiEl hapriness
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Sssss % he nISd tc s espfSi 99S
sesticn that, tho. hsppiness Of anothsr becomes
ohsa''a bIsEhsR oFniMpRupEyCE,
When the misguided and imp udenI votary o
| pleasure. eGds he has inlbibed the seeds Of this
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health Sigh over his CALLING d'sppoInims nt or.
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sending him TO that undiscovered country nom
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sna:. 5oRA an:J ossfdS M GLOWING
iss.iy Baltimore. Maryisnd.
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GENTLEMEN should take time by the fore.
lock, and select their New Fall Suits. In
doing this they should not fail to call and
examine the splendid collection OF Blue and
Black Cloth Walking and Frock Coats, Eng
lish and Scotch Cashmere Suits, and other
novelties, at the popular store Of A. Strauss,
on Pennsylvania avenue, three doors east OF
Eleventh street, north side.
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THE board Of health Of New York has
denied the application Of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals for the ap-
pointment by the board OF several agents Of
the society as sanitary inspectors, to visit
stables and cow-houses in the prosecution OF
the work OF the society.
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Affairs in Prince Georges County
Maryland.

The Prince Georgian OF yesterday says;
LAND sALE.-C. c. Magruder, ESQ.,, trus.
tee, disposed Of the home plantation OF the
late Zach. b. Beall, situated near Forest
willie, and containing about 974 acres, at
private sale, q few days since, at $50 per
acre. II was purchased by Enos Everitt,
esq, Of Northumberland county, Pennsyl.
vania, for himself and other gentlemen Of
his State, who propose settling in our county,
and the sale Is very good one, both as re-
CARDS the price paid and the Introduction
into our county Of that proverbially enter.
prising class-the Pennsylvania farmers.
ARREST UPos A SKRIoUs CHARoE.-An
oficer from Anne Arundel county visited us
on Tuesday, aud took into custody negro
William Henry Hill and wife, upon the
charge Of incendiarism In that county, and
conveyed them to the Annapolis jail. These
negroes have been living here for month
or two past, having come hence from Anne
Arundel, where they had previously, as 1t Is
charged, made an Intellectual attempt to
burn the dwelling and succeeding In destroy
ing aue barn Of DR.. Alexander Hamilton
near Owensvillc.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oPPIoE.

wAsHISdTos, d. @, J ily q, 1880
Ou the petition Of ARErUsA. WILDER, Of Detroit,
Michigan, pray ing for the extension OF a patent
granted to him on the i0th day Of October, 1885,
aud Telssued on the 18th day Of October 1850, and
Improvement for Saving and EdginE Clap boards,
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at
psTsOn may appease this extension. Objee.
lions, depOsltions, and other papers shoul DO filed
sAHEEL 5. FISHER,
jya.sa Commissioner Of Patents.
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limited STATES PATENT oFPI0E,

y wAslIEdTaS, D. c. July n, 1860.
On the petition Of ARgTps A. WILDER, Of De.
tTOit Michigan, praying for the extension Of pa
tent granted to him on the 90th day Of October,
1859 and Teissued on the 18th day OF October 1850
and aga In Teissued on the 18th day OF May, 1850
Boards.
It's ordered that the said petition be heard at
this Office on the 18th day Of October next. Any
person may oppose this extension Obieelious ., de-
positions, and other papers, should bo ed In this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER
jy3l -SSw Commmissloner Of Pal
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SHEEP KnLRD.-The shed erected in a car
In which sheep were loaded, and which was
attached TO a freight train on the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad, bound to
this city, fell Wednesday, west OF Mount
beneath 1t were killed.
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The WASHINGTON CITY DIsPBssARr
northwest corner Of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and Z. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medi.
cal advice and surgical operations free OF
charge to the poor. Office hours from 0 10
10 q. In. and 5to Up. IN. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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In politics 1t supports the principles aud policy Of
the great Republican party. and sustains the Ad.
minstration Of General Grant II gives especial
attention to the news from all the Executive art
ments embracing clal orders Of Heads Of Depart
ments and decisions Of heads Of bureaus thus max
ing II valuable paper for all Oacers Of tho Gov
ernment who require the Information which II
contains
The miscellaneous depar iInent will receive special
attention, and IN all respects efforts will be ma .
to establish the character Of the paper as Arsl
class family journal.
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CIRoUIT CoURT - Judge Wylis. - This
court was engaged as follows yesterday
BOUNDARY QUESTION.
Earnest DAZZLE files q petition for ccrtlo-
rari on Justice Marsh, setting forth that he
has been fined $50 In each Of three cases for
the sale Of liquor by the Levy Court OF
Washington county; that his house is sup.
posed to be In the State Of Maryland, and
that he has Maryland license to sell liquor.
He further represents that Justice Marsh
has taken Jurisdiction Of the debt In his
cause Although II Is $50, and beyond the
Jurisdiction Of justice he has refused an up.
peal, and has given judgment and issued
execution thereon.
Judge Wylie made an order on the I'd,
granting the writ upon the filing Of a proper
bond. The bond has now been filed, the
writ issued, and the case will be heard at
the next term of the Circuit Court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-11

Low PRICES ARE RULING AT THE OAK
Hall Clothing House, 400 Seventh street,
opposite post Office.
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2 WIsHIk0T0s, b. G., June %, 1850.
On the petition Of sAAtEL YAs srCkEL, Of
Titasyilie' pa praying f0r The sxtsnsiSn q a
1888. for an improvement In lntsrloeking Crate
Bars:
II IL ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the 10Th day ofSeptembeI next Anyperson
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposit
t0ns, and other papers, should be fled In this
once twenty days before the day OF hearing.
SAMUEL b. FISHER,
3iO0- WAW COmmIH bIOpNT OfpAtan(a
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NATIONAL UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION
No. will hold Its second monthly meeting
on Monday evening, at II Louisiana avenue.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ wAsHIEOrOs, d. G., Sept ], 1869
On the petition Of CHEsTER q. T0LNAE, OF Shell.
burne Falls, Mass praying for the erts1sion Of
= patent granted to him on thu eth day Of Deeem.
Der, 1853, for an Improvement In Gimlets.
II Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 9Th day OF November next, that the
time for hling arguments and the Examiners re-
port ba limited to the 10th day Of November next,
and that said petition DO heard on the 2ld day OF
November next,
Any person may oppose this extension,
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
Ee6. Wdw Commissioner OF Patents
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CHILDRBS's GARIBALDrs AT OAK HALL
400 Seventh street, opposite post Office.
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copic, year sa5.
HkPHANs' COURT,
" AUdUsT 81, 1850.
District NJ Columbia, WdshiilO tOn COuntD, 10 DH!
In the case Of MANY ELLEN SMITH, eEeoutrtK OF
Mary CaToins Renwiek, deceased, the exeeutIir
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Or
phADs' Court Of Washington County aforesaid,
appointed Saturday, the 9Th day Of September,
mo- for the hnAl settlement and distribution Of
The personal estate OF said deceased, and Of the
assets In hand. as far as the same have been col
ali the creditors aud heirs o. said deceased arc
notined to attend, with their elaims properly
sIudsd from all beneht In said deeeAsed's estate:
provided a copy Of this order be published once
r., previous W A, WEBSTER.
sepi REGISTER VI Wills.