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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-25

DROPOSALS FOR $l.5960l0 STOCKS AND BONDS OF
the city Of New YORK.
sealed proposals will be received at the Comproller's
Tuesday, the 3h day OF January ls72 at O'Clock r. M,
when The same win be publicly opened for the whole any
thousand dclars of Stocks and Bonds of the cy
"water Stock Of 1907 authorized by section 6, Chap
ter SsS, Laws of 1870, payable November !, lsv2
"Cro.on Water Main Fund Stock. authorized BY ''"
Chapter 2is, Laws Of 1871, payable November l.
additional New Croion Xaaeduc Stock" author N0V0'
lied by CHAPTER 2Sa Laws Of 1870, payable August
"Addtcnai croton Water s,ccia authorized by '0''O
CHAPTER IS, Laws OF 1871. as amended bv chapter
Ss Laws Of 1871 PAYABLE November 1891 for. 10000
cember g. ls1i, 100000
"Hew York aridgs Bonds" s autlorizei by cnapter
Common Counc!l, passed December Gs 1868 paya- ,.o
bic November l. 1875, for. 10000
CHAPTER pssSs
"Normai School Fund Stock authorized by chapter
Said Stocks and bonds will bear interest the rate OF six
PEI cent annum, payable tho st day OF May and
November In each year The proposals must state ne
hereo and the whose proposals. accepted Will
tbereupon be required to deposit with the Comptroller the
awarded to them respectively. together with pre-
for equal amounts Of the par value of the
awarded to them bearing interest from the dates of
Zach proposal should sealed and ndorsed "Proposas
for Socss and Bonds Of the City of New ncosed
second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
No bi 9 will be considered nt less than par
The right reserved the part OF the Comptroller to
ject any ali OF the bids If In his judgment the interests OF
tue o''p''-''" 'e'"X XNsiDnEw H. GREEN, Comptroller.
CITY OF NEW York. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, COMP
TRoLLER's OFFICE January %, 1872
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FINANUl Al.
A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR
n. MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS.


A. AND
for the sale development Of coal and iron proper
ties. stone. slae and marble Quares, mills foundries fac
Real Estate sold and exchanged.
To Inventor. osr ansaas,ss, facilities without
Financial SsilsSs hsnSs New New York.
Ed L. No nesuI. Esq, ol G. i. RSvnoids Co.. ios Full
!. n. Bates 4 Co., silk goods .sl and 45s Broadway.
asas % sas Co.
"A. 1sGfscH 1 cfXkk. % Manager gers rs srossway, will
loan 80 Gen, net valuation on property 1 New Yor
have also estate money we will frat class City
Properly.
coming due in made by US can be sr
Parties desiring to loan or obtain loans will do we'll
BY 'a's upon us before gong k e. PHSTscH
ass Broadway. rooma o. 5. CLARK, Managers
A PcRCHAsE-MoNEY MORTGAGE OF $1,000 FOR
- sae eara Hsaa oov on Messcneser properly worm
e'S'0 "sf sfEPmeS sPfTs snY YSNGEY No. Pine street.
CAPITALISTS CAN Buy STOCK TO LIMITED
Nsy sns smS1ns IN CLOSE corp ration paying fifteen T. 1--WE y
three days, M boz i4i ssrad ONCE.
r DAN wANTED-oN FIRST MORTGAGE; GOOD CITY
Gs
onice
MONEY TO LoAN-oN NEW YORK IMPROVED AND
WI unimproved and brooklyn improved real cstae also
%lSASs sXsbs bs .s'S1d IS Liberty street,
MONEY TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE,
M with or without bonus, in sums to suit Also Second
ALBERT BELLAMY. No. Pine street.
MONEY TO LoAN-oN PROPERTY IN HUDSON
~ county, New Jersey First and seS19a Mortgsses pur-
No. Exchange place, Jersey City,
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TRAVELLEitS, GUIDE,

NINELAND RAILwAY-FOR VINELAND, N. j., AND
,BriIgcton Leaves foot OF Murray strest, New York
via New jersey Southern Rairosd ut A. NJ ana z. NJ,
by steamers EaPiRE STATE and JESSE HOYr.
j. W. MILLS, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-25

DRYvArE FUNDS TO LoAN--oN CITY real, ESTATE
Il In to suit also to buy Mortgages on
leasehod and unimproved Property. Address COUNSEL
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REWARDS.

&.)n REWARD.-LOsT, ON SUNDAY EVENING, BE-
PAO tween pier 10 East River and Fourth avenue,
focseteoox containing small OF money and papers
only valuable 10 the The hnder address
O., box lle Herald ouice - -,
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NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
H. SOUTHERN LINE.
The steamship

E,OR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL The Old dominion Steamship Company VIII despatch
from pier ~ North River their
ALBEMARLE for Norfolk. CITY Point and kchmond on
Thursday JAM 26 at r. M giving through bills OF lading 10
all points South and Southwest. Through passenger ckca
ssned TO all points 1tIons unequ Apply
pierSl or ut general oce l3 wo stroet Of
Dey aircct.
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4 FINE. STYLISH COUPE AND RoyKAwAY. AS
good for sale chear, at 263 West Thirtythrd
rect also q single set Of Coupe Harness.
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JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
from pier No. 9 North River, ut = O'Clock r. N.
SHERMAN,
on Saturday, Jan. ~.
Feghts received daily Through rates given for st. Louis
vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston. and In iianon.
For fresh or passape having superior accommodations
apply to FREDERIC BAKER, So Broadway.
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A NUMBER or SLIGHTLY sOiLbD AND sECOH
"A hand ca ragcs v.,o. styles =, extremely low pric
viz :-Coupe Kvckaway, , DUupc, vcjngu, Par< Wagon,
four Pony PnaeUns Depot Wagon light Mckawsy, several
EurrleA MANUFACTURERS UNION, SS5 Broadway.
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MONEY TO LOAN-ON PROPERTY IN HUDSON
M county. New Jersey First and second MORTGAGES pur
chased ROBERT WILSON,
No. Exchange place. Jersey City.
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COAsTWIsE srxAmsHlrs.

TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON srEAMERs.-TOUCH
ing a. Key West carr ying the United States mall.
Ihe Al steamship WILMINGTON, Captain Cole at pier q
East River, viii leave on Saturday, January ~.
Through bills OF iadng given to Houston TO all ponts
q. Railroad.
For freight or passage apply TO
IN. MALLORY L CO., I53 Walden lane.
or w. l., CLYDE a CO., Ilg Wall street.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-13
The Earthquake in California.

The earthquake that occurred in
California on the 26th OF March, and
which has heretofore been brief }
mentioned, appears to have been most
destructive at the mining village of
Lone Pine, in Inyo county, in that
State. The first shock occurred at
about half past two o'clock in the night,
when all, or nearly all, the inhabitants
were in bed I his shock is described
by Colonel Whipple, who was 10 bed at
the time, as ii it were an explosion in
the bowels Of the earth, lifting the earth
up, producing u terrible vibration
Following this were a series of other
shocks, which were qniok oscillations
OF the earth without any noise, and
there was third description Of shocks ,
which were preceded by long, distant,
rumbling sounds. The first shock is
also described as having been accompa
MED by noise similar to the discharge
Of a battery Of large gus, and this
latter sound died away as il assembled the
sides of the mountains. Fifty two
houses were thrown down 10 the village
OF Lone Pine, and fifty four persons,
comprising fully one.slxth of the popula
tirn, were buried beneath the ruins
VI these, twenty three persons we're
taken out dead, aud thirty others were
more or less seriously Injured Every
perishablo Article IN the village was
destroyed The village of Lone Pine
Is situated in the eastern part of the
State, IN Owcu's River Valley, aud
among the incidents oil the earthquake e.
It is reported by eyewitnesses that u
crack III the earth was caused, extending
about thirty miles along the valley, To
the northward of Lone Pine The
shocks were felt for hundreds of miles
throughout the State, but no cousidera
Die damage is mentioned as having been
doue any where else than at Lone Pine,
with the exception of the town OF indie.
pendence, where every brick and adobe
house was thrown down. Tie number
of the shocks are ysriously estimated
at from Fifty to three hundred, the
estimates varying according to the
locality.
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Terrible Earthquake.

The cable brings US the intelligence
Of the destruction, by M earthquake.
of half of the once famous city of An
tioch, Syria. This ancient city ia the
time oil Chrysostom hid population oil
200 900, aud Tor 600 years it fully
deserved the title which Pliny gave il
OF Queen OF the East" but lew cities
have suffered such vicissitudes of for
tune. About l45, u. q, 100 900 OF
its inhabitants persisted in war with
the Jews under Jonathau, one OF the
Macabees. Iu A. ID. ll5, it was almost
utterly ruined by au earthquake, but
was rebuilt 10 its ansient splendor by
the contributions aud influence Of the
Emperor Trujan. In 1855, it was dc.
stroyed by fire, and restored by Anton
linus Plus. In 33l, il was visited by IA
famine so dreadful that bushel ui
wheat sold for 400 pieces vi silver; while
lin the years 458, 526 and 587, it was
visited by earthquakes, aud GU each oc
'casion almost entirely ruined In 634
il fell into the hands of the Saraceus.
10 975 was re LInexed to the Roman
Empire, 10 1898 was taken by the Cru
saders, and was extinguished as power
fol city ia 1868 by Bibaro, Sultan Of
Egypt. Ithas never recovered, however,
FROM the effects Of the earthqu Ike OF
1922. aud the last records report il us
having had 5000 inhabitants, 1900 ui
whom persisted by this lastshock
simultaneously comcsa telegram FROM
Mexico which states that au earthquake
was observed 10 the city Of Me leo aud
other parts OF the republic on the 10Th
ult., the day of the calamity ia Iuyo
county, California. Consequently it
may be fairly surmised that the shock
was experienced all over the world
Or all the calainities to which man Is
exposed, there are none of SO fearful
character us earthquakes none involve
such terrible deva tating destruction to
life mud property, There are none of
the approach Of which he is less fore
warned, and none against which he eau
take fewer precautions. Tie very
righteousness oil the danger Expresses
him with horror He is Ignorant 10
what form it is most imminent, or in
what direction TO seek way OF
escape The cause which produces the
shock" have been variously explained
SIR. r. Mallet defines their efficient
cause to be "a wave OF elastic compress
sion, produced either by the sudden
fexure aud cUnstraint OF the elastic
materials iornlnga portion Oithe earth
crust, or by sudden relief OF this con-
siraiUt by withdrawal Ol The force, VI
by their giving way aai beeomiug
fractured " The Proiessurs Rogers
attribute the mu, emuut u aa actuu
pulsaliou eugendered IN the molten
matter itself by linear Disruption
under eourmous tension, giving yeut
exPlo'iVely to elastic vapnrs, escaping
either to the surface or iuto caverLous
spaces beneath Suffice TO say that
every part Of Of the world is subject to
these shakes but that il volcanic
districts they occur more fro tueutly
than el.ewh re, aud il ia probable that
not day passes but some region is
visited by this phenomenon.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-13
Foreign Affairs.

John Bright, ia reply to the hope of
his friends that he would be the first
Presldcu. Of the Republic OF Great
Britain, should the iortuues of that
country decree that il shah pass from
Mouarchlcil rule, has told his friends
that he hopes long time will elapse
beiore the English people ATE called
upon to decide between republic aud
monarchy, aud expresses doubts us to
whether Republicans were his real
friends.
A repor. comes from London, that the
recent visit OF the Queen To Germany
Was to see her halt sister, Princess
Hohenlohe, for the purpose of suppress
any scandal which threatens TO rcsuii
10 divorce between Prince Teck aud
ms royal spouse. Prlucess Mary of
cambridge. The foundation Of the
scandal is said TO have arisen out of the
Prince having been accompanied in
his late travels by a noted London
actress.
The Department of State has received
'advlces from the United States Charge
ID Afaires ut Madrid to the effect that
the case OF DR. Houard b been
presented to the Spanish Government.
which has called for teleprnphie reports
IRON Cuba on which action may BE-
taken. DR.. Houard meanwhile will
Eemaio at Cudiz, aud orders have been
given for his good treatment.
The Spanish Ministry, like the
Mexican revelation, appears to be beset
with trouble on all sides. General Del
hey, Minister of War, has resigned and
beneral Seaball appointed us his success
sor. Bands Of armed Carlists have
made their appearance near Barcelona
and Gerona, and Government troops
nave been sent after them.
The Grand Jury at the Old Bailey,
London, on Thursday morning, returned
true bill Of Indictment against the
iichborne claimant, charging him with
forgery aud perjury; also, true bill
against O'Connor, tho assailant Of the
Queen, charging him with misdemeanor.
rrlnSe Leopold will appear as a witness
Against the latter.
A despatch from London on Tuesday
states that neither counsel nor arbitra
tofs will meet at Geneva on the 18th
'nssau., the day appointed for the
assembling of the Board, but that the
board OF Arbitration will assemble on the
10th OF June. la the meantime the
English aud American agents will meet
and exchange counter cases.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-13

The storm Of Tuesday evening, which
was so violent near Westminster, was
also very violent in Baltimore, later 10
the evening, State Tobacco Warehouse,
No. !, was struck by lightning and
damaged to the amount Of $1,000. Two
other houses were also struck. The
chimneys Of number of houses were
blown down, roofs we're blown of, aud
the walls of several unfinished houses
were demolished. The Sun says the
storm had a fearful effect upon Fore.
paugh's Managerie and Circus. Almost
a papic was created among the crowds
beneath the canvass the rain poured
in TORI .nts dreuching them to the skin,
aud the wind swayed the canvass tent
like an immense balloon. The perfor.
nance won't on, but near the close the
excitement increased the vivid light
ming flashed aud the thunder doomed
ieariully, the roaring Of the wind, the
creaking of the tent ropes, the cries of the
women and children, aud the general
conmotiuu excited the beasts in their
cages and all contributed to make the
night hideous.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-13
PURLIC SALE
VALUABLE WOOD LOTS!!


TNNHE subscribers, us Executors of Lewis
Il Wampler. deceased, will sell At Public
Sale, on the premises, about 2 miles East
Of Westminster, on
Saturday, The 9Th day IF Apr,1 1879,
at o'clock, P. NJ, the following valuable
Wood Lots, to wit:
Lot No. contains
Acres and 36 Perches.
Lot No. 3 contains
ii Acres and 1G PercIes.
Lot No. Q contains
IL Aeres, 3 Roois and 10 Perehes
Lot No. contains
10 Acres, 2 Roods and 8 Perches.
Lot No. contains
z Acres and Rood.
Lot No. Q contains about
9 Aeres, more or less
Lot No. 7 contains about
8 Acres, more or less
These Lots lie along the line ofthe Yves
tern Nd. Railroad, Immediately upon the
road leading from the Westminster and
Manchester road to Baer's Tannery. ad i.
joining lands Of Lycurgus Wamper and
Baer l. Co. They are heavily timbered
with choice Oak, Chestnut and Hickory,
the former being first rate bark Timber.
Terms oF SALK.-0ne half Cash; balance
IN and II months, on notes; with APPROX.
ed security and bearing interest from day
of sale.
Ge1- A plat OF the Lots will be exhibited
on day Of sale.
LYDIA WAMPLER,
JOHN 7. WAMPLER,
ap Cts Executors.
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SHERIFFS LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice TO Merchants. Traders
and Others.

A IL persons and bodies corporate OF
IA polite, in Carroll County, who are or
shall be exercising or pursuing any iJusi.
ness, or shall be doing any act or Ting, or
shall be in the oceu patton Of my HOUSE OF
place for any purpose for which licenae
is made necessary by the laws Of Maryland,
are hereby warned to obtain License, or
renew the same,
On or before The Isl day cf Nay, 1879.
under the penalty prescribed BY said laws
for the infraction theseof,
Those interested are notified of tie FOL.
lowing requirements Of the License Laws: Z
TRADERS LICENSES. The amount
to be paid by traders for, license, ttbs
SAFE TO be given Under oath, Is as follows;
If the applicants stock in trade does not
exceed ST 900 Z 10 "a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-13

Hon, II. G s. Key, distinguished
citizen of st. Mary's county, Nd, died
ut his residence in Leonardtown, last
week, aged SO years. Mr. Key was a
relative Of the author Of the Star Span
gIed Banner. He was appointed by
President Pierce one Of the Commits.
siouers to view the boundary line be
tween Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Delaware He died full OF years aud
full Of houors, greatly beloved and re.
spected.
Hon Eratus Corning, died at Albany,
N. Y, April 9Th. He was born 10
Norwich, Conn, December lith, 1891.
lie was long leading member Of the
Democratic party Of New York. He
was member OF the Peace Congress OF
1861, aud was delegate to the New
York Constitutional Convention 10 1867.
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GOING WEsr.-The Baltimore Amer

GoING WEsT--The Baltimore Amer.
icdn makes this statement:
Those who have haukering after the
cheap lands of the far west, should give
attention to fact, reported by gen
tlenan who has been 10 the United
States Land Office for five years, that
about one half the homestead entries
made, are abandoned aud the land en-
tered by others in many cases, the
eutry is abandoned three or four times
before coming into the possession of
persons who hold it permanently. Proof
Of six months abandonment is sufficient
to have the entry cancelled. This alone,
aud there is no reason to doubt the fact
stated, should convince those who have
but small mean., how poor are their
chances of success in regions where, if
there are neighbors to be found, every
one has as much as he can struggle
under 10 his efforts to effect clearing.
aud hence il sickness or accident Of any
kind should overtako the settler, what
nn amount Of sorrow aud trouble, aud
finally loss of labor that may have been
performed, must finally attack those who
seek their fortunes in those desolate
regions"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-13

In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Udryland,- In the
matter Of Isaac d. y. Semester, Bank
rHpt, in BANKRUPTCY, No. S96.
NJ Office is hereby given that general
~ meeting ofthe creditors OF said Isaac
D. W. Stonesiier, Bankrupt, will be held at
Taneytown, Carroll county, Maryland, at
David Shriner's Hotel. on Wednesday, the
2ih day Of April. 1872, at II O'Clock, A.
NJ, before b. +. NJ. Hurley, Esq, for the
purpose named in the 9th section of the
Bankrupt Act Of March I'd, 1867.
A. p. ADELSPERGER,
mar 30'3t Assignee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-13

TERRIBLE VENGEANCE OF A Pan
EsT "A dispatch TO Louisville, April 7
says :-l.ast Tuesday, james Temple, a
farmer, 10 McCracken county, formerly
rector OF the Episcopal Church, shot u
negro named John Smith, aged about
twenty years, putting thirteen buckshot
il his back. The negro ran one hundred
yards aud fell, when Temple walked up
to him, put the muIzle of the gun ut
his head, and discharging the other
barrel, blew his brains out Temple
was arrested aud tried at Paducah on
Friday and Saturday. The evidence
showed that Smith had been employed
10 Temples house, aud while kindling
FIRE in his daughters room used
insulting language to them, and after.
wards DO ,sted Of having had criminal
intercourse with them. This was told
Temple, who is nearly deaf and Of very
excltable temperament, Being areclusc,
aud coming suddenly upon Smith,
Temple shot him. He was held in
$4,000 to answer in the Criminal Court.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-13
InsoIyent,s Notice.

George W. Brown u.s. His Creditors.
ORDERED this 18th day of January,
" 1872, that George W. Brown give
notice to his creditors. endorsers and sure.
ties, that the Second Monday Of May next
is fixed for the said George W. Brown to
appear in the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, TO answer such iuterrogatories as
his creditors, endorsers and sursties may
propose or allege against him; and that
copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Carroll county, once
week for three successive months prior to
the said End Monday Of May next, as such
notice.
Test: JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
feb 3.3r
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-04-13
Building Association Notice.

INHE Annual Meeting of the Louisville
Il Building Association, will be held the
10Th of april, at o'clock, p. NJ, for the
Election OF Officers of said Association. to
serve the ensuing year; and at the same time
the Secretary will make a condensed state.
ment of the finances of said Association for
the previous year. Members are all expected
to DO in attendance us business of impor.
lance to every one will come before the
Association; and the fine will be imposed on
all such.as are not present. Ali other per.
sons not members are cordially invited to
attend and hear the Secretary's report and
state of the finances.
WIN. S. gambler,
up G.St Secretary.
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Insoivent,s Notice.
John Y. Fritz %. His Creditors.

John n. Fritz rs. His Creditors.
ORDERED this 18th day of March,
" 1872, that John N. Fritz give notice
to his creditors, endorsers and sureties, that
the Second Monday Of August next is fixed
for the said John N. Fritz to appear in
the Circuit Court for Carroll county, to
answer such undergraduates as his creditors,
.endorsers and sureties may propose or al .
lege against him; and that copy Of this
order be published in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county. once a week for
three successive months prior to the said
I'd Monday of August next. as such notice.
Test: JNO. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
may l6.3m
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Insolven,'s Notice.
John smiat Is. Ills Creditors

John Smidt rs. His Creditors.
nRDERED this 10Th day Of February,
" 1872, that John Smidt give notice
to his creditors, endorscrs and surcties, tina
the Second Monday Of August next is Fixed
for the said John Snidt to appear in the
Circuit Court for Carroll county, TO answer
such interrogaiories as his creditors, en-
dorsers aud sureties may propose or al.
lego against him; and that copy Of this
order be published in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, once week for
three successive months prior to the said
I'd Monday of August next, as such notice.
Test JNU. B. b0YLE, Clerk.
mar l6.3m
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Estate Of Dara Kuhn. deceased,

Estate Of DavM Kuhn, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testamen.
tary on the Personal Estate of
DAVID KUHN,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the 9Th day
ofNovember, next; they may otherwise hy
law be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this I'd day Of
April, 1872.
MARY KUHN,
ap GIT Executrix.