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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05
MARY AND HER LAMB.

Parodies on 'Siary had n little lamb
have become quite popular OF late. one
OF the best OF this kind. "A double parody
Indeed on MARY" and Truthful James, -
Is the following:
Which ! wish to recitn.
And my language is plain
That for fleece that Is white,
And FOR schooling In vain,
The Mary lambl<in H. peculiar,
Which the same / would rise to explain.
Ba-ba was his name:
And hope i may die,
IL know what the same
May express or imply;
But his voice IL was p,aintive and ba be-
like,
As frequently rem marked to Mari.
II was April the third,
And quite nice was mint sauce,
Which u might be inferred
Was on Ba-ba Of course:
But he played 1t that day on the master
and school.
In way would scorn to lndorse.
Which we had a day school,
And Ba-ba choose to 20,
II was reading, the fool
Not the first word did know.
But he frisked as he wcat to his class
With a frisk neither pensive nor slow
For the master grew mad,
In way that grieve.
And my feelings were sad
At his OFF and Nyc sleeve;
Which were stuffed full OF rattans and
rulers
And the same with intent TO bereave.
But the jumps that were made
by that frislly white pet.
And the pranks that he played
Took the childrcn-you bet,
I'LL al last he Knocked down big bottle
Ana the same spilled the ink, that was
Jet
Then eyes looked at lamb,
And the school screamed "ha-ha"
And the master said 'D-n,
Do you know where YOU are?
We cannot do write for this lambkin."
And he went for that risky Ba-ba.
In the scene that ensucd
was absent. think,
But the floor IL was Strcwed
Like nutmeg in a drink,
With the fleece that rattan had been hid
ing
OF the lamb that ran foul Of the ink.
Every leg of the beast
Was gamboling tool,
so a black-lcg az least
Was the neecy-legged fool:
And we found on his tail, which was
taper,
What is pulled over eyes-that is wool.
Which is why recite.
Ana my language is plain
lhat Tor Hecce that Is white,
And for schooling In vain
The Mary lainbkin Is peculiar,
hlch the same am free To maintain
ALBANY Evening Journal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

john E. Owens is said to be the
wealthiest of American actors. and
owns farm of about four hundred
acres near Baltimore, Md. his r.a-
tive city. and is reported to be worth
over 100000 The NEST egg" Of
his great fortune was realized from
his original performance of Jakey.
Ia Philadelphia Mose), at the Arch
Street Theater, in 1919. When the
piece was produced. Mr.. Owens was
IN receipt of a salary of Sli per
week, from the late William Z.
Burton, then manager. On the Il ird
week OF the run his salary was in
creased to 5000 week, and before
the close OF the year he was '.star-
ring 1t through the West. with rich
success. 1t was from the profits of
this production that Mr.. Burton was
enabled to purchase the Chamber
Street Theater in New York. and
thus to enter upon a career which
led to fortune. To Mr.. Owens be-
longs the distinction OF having filed
the largest star" engagement known
in the annals of the American stage
that of Solon Shingle, run at the
Broadway Theater, New York. II
covered term of ten months. and
netted for Mr.. Owens $50. 900.
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Ghr 9ailp State Reaister,
Published Daily, Mondays Excepted }
PERKINS & STREET.

'JtfICE-Rail's Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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The Queen of Spain is rapidly re-
covering.
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Rates OF Adyertising /:

One square tlo linesl first Insertions ~
Each subsequent tinsertion.................I | 80
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

The coal famine continues in New
York.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

A. B. DRIESBACH.
WHOLESALE AND HzIul DEALER ~
groceries. Provisions
lnes and Liquors,
Eiour and Feed.
Sfochery and TEnyyare
hardware and ROitS.
siastinS and Sporting
Powder.
safety Ease.
Clothing, Boots and Sbaes
California Lime.
Plaster Paris,
Eastern Cement
Eastern Hair.
whiting,
Window Glass.
Paints and Oils.
wall Paper,
Window shades,
picture Cords.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
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Terms OF subscription,

'One copy. one yer. by mail ............sl6 90
one copy, six months, by mall. 10 90
one copy, three months, by mail. q ~
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
80 Delivered by carrier to town sub
scriberS at % cents per week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-24
DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBURY, COUNTY,

THE increasing number of sudden
deaths in our county, and in most in.
stances the small provision made for
the support Of those dependent on the
deceased, has called fresh attention to
the subject Of Life Insurance. No man
Is so poor that he cannot by this means
secure his family from want,-his wife
and children perhaps from pauperlsm.
The price of a cigar day, or of drink
of whlskey will do it. 1t is not an er.
penditure, but an Mrestment, for if the
assured person lives, he gets dividend
generally much larger than the interest
on his money. Besides, tho money
cannot be attached by creditors.
Among Insurance Companies none
hold higher rank than the Continen.
tai of New York. Last year it issued
more policies than any other company
in the world. It's solvency is guarran-
teed by its deposits with the State, and
the laws regulating it. G. i. Brock
WAY, of this place, is agent, and is
daily sending in applications. Apply
at once, while in health for "procrasti-
nation is the thief of time"
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ACTION OF BELLE LETTRE UNION
SOCIETY RELATIVE TO THE DEATH OF
GEN. w. IL. ENT:
Whereas: 1t has plersed Almighty
God in his alwise providence to call
from his earthly labors our esteemed
friend, Gen. w. III. ENT, late of Blooms
burg, Pa, an honored and esteemed
brother in the B. Il. U. Society of Dick
inson Seminary, Williamsport, Pa.
And Whereas: Gen. ENT whilst a
member of the Institution as well as of
the Society, ranked high as a gentle.
man and q scholar, as a friend and
brother; and after he left the students
ranks and engaged in the active pur.
suits of life, by his energy and patriot.
ism reflected honor upon his Alma Ma.
ter and his society: Therefore,
ResotUed, That we deeply grieve the
loss of our departed brother; and that
in his death our society has lost an hon
ored member, the country a brave SOL
dier, the State trusty counselor and
officer, and the bereaved family low
ing christian husband and father.
ReSoiced, That we manifest our sor.
row by draping our Hall and wearing Il
badge of mourning for the period of
fifteen days.
ReSolred, That copy of these resolu-
tions with mortuary poem written by
brother be published in the ",Sldr Of
Literature" and in different papers of
the country and that copy Of the
same be furnished the relatives of the
deceased.
l.. z. CAMPBELL, j. GULDIN,
j. w. MADARA, w. +. RANTz,
w. II. BIERLY,
Committee.
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MARKET REPORTS.


BE GUIDED By WHAT YOU kNOW,-There
Is an ud proverb which says, experience is the
safest guide" 10 this ide the sick and ailins
naturally turn when casting about for means oil
relief They inq uire what n medicine has done
Tor others, before they adopt II themselves. or
all the remedies nd preventlvos in use, liostet-
ter's stomach Bi tiers meets the test most tr-
umphantly, and h ence its immense popularity
and vast sales. III sufferer from indigestion Is
sure TO find some ne among his friends who has
been cured of that ailment by the famous veg
etahle stomachlc The victim Of fever and aguc,
liver complaint, co ustipation, nervous proslri-
tiOu or general debi lity, has only 10 make in
quiry in the neighb orhood where he resides in
order to discover " at this standard restorative
has effected in cases similar to his own. In the
published te, timony to its merits he will hnd n
volume OF roofs Of its sanitary properties
which It is impossible for his common sense Ia
resist. lie tries 1t, and the effect II produces on
his system al Us another to the host Of witnesses
in its favor. Thus, its reputation, founded on
facts, not as sertiOns, continually grows and
spreads. Chirlatans and imposters, some OF
them mere lo cal triclIsters, and others who take
a somewhat Nlider range, attempt TO thrust into
The hands a. nd down the ihruas OF lnNallds
their hHphaZ rd connections, as substitutes lol
the tonic WIN III Tor so many years mas been u
medicinal sta pie throughout the United States
spanish Anne rica, Canada, ana the West Indies
but only suec eod TO II very limited extent In
ms feasonip Y age, the people, having aseer'
thined what B really deserving of their conn.
uence, decline "funnlng after strange GODS
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MOrtuary Poem.

Enter thou softly each one within;
Call .hc roll gently, the service begin.
Oh! why this stiffness, why hold we our breathe
Alas! we are mourning, each thought is OF
death.
Read from the Bible It's beauties extol;
Tell us of happiness in store for the SOUL
For our spirits are weary; sad is each heart,
And the throb of each bosom is the pierce Of a
dart,
On! the weight of the gloom that hovcrs so near,
so sorrowfully seen in each brothers tear;
Oh the darkness of night were light unto this,
Such stiffness, such pain cen air seems to kiss,
Kneel brother, kneel, and cover each face,
While we ask in our prayers for that Heavenly
grace,
For the love of our King who reigneth above,
In behalf of our brother of brotherly love-
In behalf OF our brother, so gifted, so great,
Who goes to seek entrance at Heavens bright
gate;
Take thou, o! God, tho 1t rend every heart,
To give thee our brother, yet we know who thou
art.
And gladly we serve thee again and again,
Our happiness greater the greater our pain,
Forwe know thou art just and heare st each one
Who nsketh in reverence, with "Thy Will bt
DONE"
Then hear us o! God, as we kueel one and other
To offer our prayers for the soul OF our brother
Bless him with holiness, give him new birth,
Let him serve thee in Heaven, for he served the,
on earth.
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Four EvILs.-Whoever habitually uses amy
alcoholic preparations as an appetizer" will be
likely to suffer from four evils, viz: an overplus
OF food in the stomach, impaired ability TO digest
II, the pangs Of dyspepsia ann doct ors bill.
DR.. WALKERS VEGETABLE NIHEGAE HIrrERs,
the great Teetotal Restorative OF the age, with
ont over stimulating the palate or Irritating the
stomach, imparts a healthful appetite, promotes
digestion, regulates the liver and bowels purl'
flcs the BLOOD and thus, instead of enailing iOui
evils, cOniers four inestimable benefits.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-24

TIE SMALL PoX prevails not only in
all the large cities, but in many of the
towns Immediately around us. We
know of no other protection against it
than vaccination, and we believe all
physicians concur in the opinion that
this should be frequently repeated. On
this subject Professor George b. Wood
speaks as follows in his "practice of
medicine" vol. l, pages 46i-G-7, edi-
tion Of 1866:
"This oreIation should he employed
in every case which has not been tested
by exposure to small poX contagion
during an epidemic prevalence of the
disease. 1t may be asked whether vac
cination should be employed in persons
previously affected with smallpox.
should unhesitatingly answer this ques-
tion in the affirmative. 1t has been be-
fore stated that, though fewer persons
are attacked with variOlOid after inocu-
latiOn or natural small poX than after
vaccination, yet a greater number per-
ish. The same protection that second
vaccination extends in one case will
probably be extended by vaccination in
the other, and is even more needed, at
least so far as life is concerned. 1t is
generally stated in the books that vac
cipation after small poX produces little
or TO effect. My own observation has
been exactly the reverse. In concluding
this subject would again strongly urge
the propriety Of universal re.vaccina-
ton, as the means not only of promot,
ing the comfort and possibly of saving
the life of the individual, but also OF
preventing the spread of small poX and
Of ultimately eradicaiing it, if not from
the globe, at least from extensive COM
munities."
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-24

EDwArD MULRANNAN, a Journey
man tailor Of this place, was killed on
Monday last,nea Rupert. He was walk
ing on the railroad and was struck by
the passenger train. 1t is said that he
stepped TO the side Of the track but not
far enough from it to clear the engine
wheels,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-24

The Sunbury Gazette doubts our
statement that De GRoUCHY, formerly
of Northumberland, was brother of
the French Marshal GRoUCuY, and
instances that the latter did not use the
prefix De to his name. As t. the fact
first stated, we gave it upon authority
of old citizens Of Northumberland and
we remember to have heard it stated in
our boyhood that the Marshal had once
visited his brother at that place. AS to
the prefix De, it is purely ornamental,
and like the curl in pigs tail (worn
for the same purpose) may be used or
dispensed with at the option of the
owner without affecting his identity.
The Northumberland Frenchman prob
ably placed it there to denote that he
belonged to the aristOcratic class of his
native country. De GRoUCHY was a
monster in size, weighing over 800
pounds.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-24

a DESPATCH from Cory, Pa, says
"oil has been struck" in that town, and
the strike has caused great excitement.
All the fires in the vicinity of the well
have been extinguished. 1t is added
that "the flow Of gas is the greatest on
record -
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AUDITOR,S NOTICE

~ ESTATE OF JOHN RICHARDS Decd.
The undersigned appointed by tue Orphans
Court Of Columbia county, Auditor, on cXcep-
tlons and to make distribution OF the balance IN
the hands OF ;. y. Diemer, Executor Oi said do
Cedeut, Will meet the parties Interested FOR the
purpose OF his appointment at the office or
Robert +. Clark, in bloomsbury, on saturday,
the 2lth day OF November a. u. ISL at 10 o'clock
a IN. All persons having claims against the
estae are required to present them or De forever
debarred from coming in for a part of the said
fund. L. II. BALDI,
octLT7l-it. Auditor.
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NOTICE.

IL ESTATE OF PETER MILLER, Decd.
Letters test0mentary on tho estate OF Peter
Miller, luiooi locust township, Columbia coun-
ul said county TO Charles Miller OF loucst
township, Columbia county, All persons having
claims against the estate are requested to present
them tO the Executor in Columbia County, Pa
Those indebted To the estate eitl er on note ludg-
mCut, mortgage or book account will make
payment to the Executor without delay
Oh AEl.ES MILLER.
nOv3Tl-6w, Executor.
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INCORPORATION.

Il - .
Notice ls hereby given, that on the 2d day of
October. lr1l sundry inhabitants OF Columbia
of Common Plens of said county, praying
the said Court q grant Charter of Incorporation
under the name, style and title OF THE Benton
Mutual Saving Fund and Loan Association"
with the rights and privileges therein stated, f,
and If no sufficient cause is shown to the con-
irary on the first day ot next term the prayer of
the petitioners will be granted, according to tho
Act OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
yided. W. II. ENT
Oct21'1l.It. ProthonOtary.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

"A ESTATE OF CLEMUEL C. RICKETTs. DECD.
The undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
Court Of Columbia county Auditor 10 distribute
funds in the hands of accountant of Cemuel q.
Ricketts,, late OF Orange township, Columbia
county dec will meet the parties Interested Tor
me purpose ni ms 4ppolhtment' at thS once OF
vember oath, lS7l, al 10 O'Clock M. All persons
having claims against said estate are required to
attend or be forever dchGrrpd from coming Ia
| for part of said iund. ". h, ABBOTT,
NnNt Auditor
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-24

FAITHFUL LABoR.-There are few
Clergymen in this region who can show
more faithful and successful record
than Rev. FRANCIS j. MoHR, of the
Reformed Church of Bloomsbury. Dur
ing the past three and a half years he
has baptised 1l2 persons confirmed los;
married 81 couples; performed 5S fun
eral services and preached over 700
sermons, besides the usual lectures.
During this time he travelled 1900 miles
in the ministerial service.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-24

THANKs.-The Committee, recently
appointed to collect contributions for
the late Western calamity, offer hereby
their best thanks to all who showed
actual sympathy with the sufferers.
May our Heavenly Father in his infiu-
ite kindness ever remember them.
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INCORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given, that ON the 9Th day o
September, 1871 sundry inhabitants of Columbia
county presented n petition TO the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said county, praying the said Court
TO grant Charter OF Incorporation, under the
name, styc and title OF "Concordia Lodge No. o.,
of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Pennsylvania with the rights and privileges
theron slated, and ii no sufficient cause IN
shown to the contrary on the first day of next
term, the prayer of the petitioners Will be grant
ed, according to the Act OF Assembly in such
case iaaGe and provided -
W. II, ENT,
oct.n'II.lW Parliamentary.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-24

WE learn that a gentleman by the
name of Phillip Wintersteen, aged
about IS years, dropped dead while
crossing Buck Mountain on the 10th
inst. -Befwick independent.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

"A ESTATE or JAMES MEARs DECD,
Tho undersigned appointed by the or mans
Court OF Columbia county, Auditor to Distribute
funds in tine hands Of accountant OF James
Mears, deceased, Will meet the parties Interested
for the purpose OF his appointment, at hts Office
in Bloomsburg, on Wednesday, November 18th.
1871, at 10 O'Clock u. IN. All persons having
claims against the estate are required tn attend
or be forever debarred from coming in for a part
of said fund, U. B. BROCkWNY,
oct2U7l-4w AulitOi.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

~ ESTATE or DEBORA DEAN, DECD.
The undersigned, appointed ny the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, Auditor TO make dis
iribution of the balance in the hands OF c. b.
Brockway, Esq, Administrator OF the estate OF
nebora Deah. Will meet the parties interested,
for the purpose OF his appointment, on Monday
the .Oth day OF November, ISL, at 10 o'clock Am.
Mt his Office in Blocmshurg. All persons having
claims on said estate are requested to attend, or
he forever GebGrr,d q nom coming in for a part of
said iund, {. W. MILLER,
nClII l.tM. Andltnr.
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A nMINTsTRATORs NOTICE.

IA ESTATE or REBECCA BITNER DECD.
Letters OF administration ON the estate ur
Rebecca Bltner, late OF Locust twp, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register OF said county to John a. Eiiuer,
administrator. All persons having claims
against the estate OF the decedent are requested
to present them for settlement, and Ga h14g 100
de6ted to the estate TO make payment 10 tnHu uu-
dersigned, administrations, without delay.
SOHN A. BIrNER
Numedla p. O. nov l7'5l-6ws Adlninisirat0rs.
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7 A ESTATE OF GEORGE KLINr, DED'D.
| The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court OF Columbia county 10 make
distribution OF the balance in the hands OF the
| Administrator OF said decedent, as per his ac-
count filed, to the parties entitled to receive the
same, Will meet the parties Interested for the
| purpose of his appointment, at his Office, in
| bloomsbury, on Saturday the 18th day Of No
| vember, a. d. 1871, at ~ O'Clock H. IN. All per-
| sons having claims against the estate OF the
| said decedent are required to present them be-
| fore the Auditor at that time or be forever de-
barred from coming In for a part OF the said
| fund. Z. G, BARkLEY,
| Cct27'Ti.4t, Auditor
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AITDITOR,S NOTICE.

~ ESTATE or JOHN TRAUB, DECD.
Tne undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, Auditor to distribute
funds In the hands of accountant of john Tradb,
deceased, will meet the parties interested fur ths
purpose of his appointmentnt the Office of W. II.
Abbott, ESQ, ia Catawissa, on Monday. No
vember 27th, lS7 at o'clock p. IN. Al persons
teudor be forever dsbarred from coming In for
| part OF said fun. c. b. BROCKWAY,
| OcIZO'7l--6w Auditor,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-24

IRON IN NEsCoPECK MOUNTAIN
AN IMPORTANT DIsCovERY,-Some
strong surface indication having been
stumbled upon by Hon. n. q. Westler,
few weeks ago, he has since been
making extensive explorations which
have resulted in deciding beyond
doubt the existence of iron ore of the
best quality in vast quantity in the
south side of Nescopeck mountain, in
Nescopeck and Blackcreek townships,
ih the vicinity Of the established line of
the Danville, Hazleton & Wilkesbarre
Il. IL. Some specimens of this ore, left
Mt our office, have been examined by
experts and decided by them to be of
the purest sort, and Mr.. Westler has
secured by lease about twelve hundred
acres of the land in that vicinity in ad-
dition to four hundred acres owned by
him and he proposes to prosecute his
work so as TO develope the mineral on
large scale. Besides being of the best
character it is so situated that the min.
ing operations can be carried forward
in very cheap way, and the mineral
put into the market at even less cost
than Is made in other sections where ii
is already developed and extensively
worked, and we have every reason for
the belief that a not very distant day
will see this otherwise uninteresting
locality, uader the impulse of energetic
business manipulation, grown into
prosperity and wealth. Mr.. Westler
will, asa matter of course, have to call
to his aid some of the capitalists of the
country, but his explorations have
made him very sanguine that it will
need on their part only an vestiga
tion of the evidences brought to light
by his work, to secure their Interest In
it, and this done the future we can easily
foretell. BerDick Independent.
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EXECtJTORs NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF FREDERICK sHAFFER, Decd.
Letters testamentary on estate OF Fro iHrltk
Shafer, late of Centre twp, Columbia county, q,
county To oSamuel Neyhlrd, of Centre town 'r'r.
Columbia county, Pa. All persons having crtiult
against the estate are requested to nrcgBni iia. "a
TO the Executor in Lime Ridge, Columbia % t.r,
Pa, Those indebted to the estate either ol MOI .
Judgment mortgage or book account viii 10 Il. %
payment 10 the Executor without delay.
SAMUEL NEYHAHp,
novl7'7l-0w. Executor.
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AUDITOR,s NOTICE.

"A ESTATE or GEORGE RUFp DEC'D.
In the Orphans Court Of the county OF Column
ha. The Auditor appointed by the Court 10
distribute funds ia the hands Of accountant Of
George Rupp deceased, will meet all persons
interest ed, Tor the purpose OF his appointment at
the office of ". II. Abbott, Esq, in CatawiSsa
on Monday, November 21th, 1871, at 10 O'Clock
. q. M, All persons having claims against the
said estate VIII be required to present then at
that time. {. u. BAOCkWAN
oCt4J7l-6v. Audllo