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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07
A War Cloud in Europe.

There b unquestionably cloud on our
hOEson. It Is as yet NO larger than the
Cars hand, but that Il rather q large
hand. especially when II stretches over In
tho direction Of IndiA. For q long time
the English people have been apprehen.
stve that Russia had designs upon her
Indian possessions, and the matter has
been very Guxiously discussed. The cry
of"WOli," with which all who suggested
danger ahead were met for a year after
the Crimean war, has not been so prompt
and loud since Russia tore up the treaty
which withheld her from the Black Sea,
and in . moment annulled the whole re-
suit Of that war. And now the news that
Russian army Is marching 70 the 0xus,
with moral certainty Of becoming
speedily possessor Of khivan, comes 10 re.
mind England that 10 fight Russia Is 10
play The part Of the warrior in an old fable
who slays monster only 10 see it piece
itself together sgain-like Night after
ApolIos arrows Of light have destroyed
it The swifIness with which this move
ment hes followed the meeting oil the
three Emperors at Berlin is one Of the
most unpleasant features Of il. That
Prussia and Austria have promised aid
and comfort TO Russia in the East pro.
Vided she will let alone the West, is, Of
course, very obvious theory. But no
explanation 0f that kind is needed Tor the
Russian movement. The helplessness OF
France is enough to explain that, as ii may
become the explanation Of many another
movement Russia does not fear Eng.
land Unalied with France, and il she Is
ever 10 satisfy her Oriental aspirations,
undoubtedly now Is the promising mo.
menL The question, what 10 do, Is al
Tesdy being discussed here. England has
long made up her mind never 10 go into
war again, except purely on the defen.
sive. But what is the defensive? Is il,
in this case for example, 10 wait mill the
Gar has brought his power 10 the very
door Of English 1ndis, and thus iDuench.
ed himself in powerful position, holding
the TurcomAns his yasSals, and a fruitful
land ready 10 furnish him endless supplies!
To conquer the Valley Of the Oxus would
be to the CZHr, 10 an attack on India,
worth FIVE hundred thousand soldiers.
With feeling that the fate Of her Indian
empire sFeaIly trembling in the balance
at this moment, and q deep conviction
that she must ultimately have 3 struggle
with powerful enemy on the borders Of
Afghanistan, England will still, l think,
decline 10 go 70 war st present The evil
day will be showed Of IS long as possible.
The defense Of lpdis is the only thing
ever likely to cause England 10 go to war
EgAin. The people could not, I believe,
be made 70 engage In earnest war fot
Cansda, Jamaica, Gibraltar, or even Aus
IraliA; but assuredly they would defend
their power in India to the last They
look upon that country as the crown Or
their historical greatness. l once saw
Professor Huxley point 10 tiny England
on the map, and then 70 vast Indis, 10
note the tact that one ruled the other, %
EguAge OF the supremacy Of intellectual
civilization over the might Of manifold
number.-A D. Conway in Cincinnati
Commercial. .-
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II wilt be observed that the returns re.
eeiyed are mainly from the Northern
States which, In every calculation that
has been made in reference 10 the Presi-
deucy, have been conceded to Grant
Regiaer.
Does the Register mean TO say the Lib
esal and Democratic papers did not claim
Indiana, New Jersey, New York, New
Hampshire and Connecticut And il 50
does It expect anybody to believe It,
when every reader Of newspapers knows
hatiey3
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OvERoRowN Hooa.-There is not OF

OvBR0RowN HoGs.-There Is not one
single advantage to be claimed In favor oil
big hOgs There never was monster
hog which did not make the man who
raised him pay for every pound he weigh.
ed. They do not furnish an ounce Of
meat gratis, but charge full price for every
atom Of their carcass. When slaughtered,
1t takes q long, time to get one cool 70 the
marrow in the bone, and then when the
hams are put in salt, 1t Is troublesome TO
finish them tothe centre. -Four hundred
live weight is as large as hogs should be
In order TO make good bacon. Beyond
this size there Is loss somewhere.
Either the feeder, butcher or consumer is
cheated, and asa general thing every one
who has anything to do with the big hog
will find, Il he observes closely, that they
are not so profitable as the smooth, nice
hog Of only $50 pounds weight Asmall
head, with little, upright ears, and legs
and ears delicate to perfection, are marks
which indicate the greatest amount of
food consumed; and Il win always draw
more readily the attention OF every butch.
er.-i2rb0rd TTmss. Hr
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-WB-are surprised to see in the Wash.
ington RspublieGa an intimation that Mr..
ColfAx has manifested a "lukewarmness
In the present campaign" Surely no
charge could be more unjust Mr.. Col.
fax, In uncertain health himself, has been
called to watch by the bedside Of his
mother, dying Of . painful and lingering
disease. Nor u that the only sickness
that has afflicted his family. Notwith.
standing this, he has repeatedly spoken,
at home and elsewhere-he introduced
Mr.. Wilson when the Republican candi.
date for the place which Mr.. Coliax holds
spoke at South Bend-and he exerted
himseltwith vigor and effect In The sun.
port Of the Republican party and its
nominees. An article which, we lately
copied from tho South Bend Tribune
furnishes ample evidence Of the extent
and value Of Mr.. Colfaxs services And
sinee )the recovery OF his wife. whose
serious illness followed iumediately upon
his mothers death, n. Colfax has been
speaking daily in Michigan and Indiana,
and has rendered valuable and effective
service 10 the good cause oeidenee
Journal
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estrange Instance Of Presentiment.
prom the Des NoIneS, Iowa, Registe.)

" ASA hAS w @ASAhthI AVNAI 4beBHLeIJ
A gentleman who is temporarily absent
from home and stopping in the city, 70.
lAtes TO Is that after retiring 10 bed night
before hast and before going 10 sleep, he
seemed all at once TO Be in q room at
home. Everything about the room
seemed q real and tangible as il he were
that moment in it. It could not be q
dream, because he had never for q mo-,
ment lost his consciousness Upon bed
in the room lay his brother, apparently
very pale, and leaning over the bed stood
his mother In greatseeming distress. All
day yesterday he could no: Danish the in
cident from his mind, and last night came
tho sequel He received letter from
home saying that his brother had fallen
from q high window, and ever since had
lain in an unconscious state in the room
which he had 90 plainly seen the night
before, and that his mother had scarcely
LEFT his bedside. We have this inlorms,
ton IRON q gentleman Of intelligence and
diSbelievef in all spiritual manifestations.
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TIM Ragistr wa q ute correct when 1t
said ANer the October elections in Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Indiana, that they set
tied the question oil the presidency. We
doubt Ii equal accuracy when 1t expresses
the belief that West Virginia has gone
for GREELEY by ten thousand majority.
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~" Democratic m1lot1ueoO In 1865,
whole vote s.7l6,71S; Grants nsjOrity, SoS, SIS
VOTE OF THE STATES AT rHR LATEST GEN.
ERAL RLRcTI0Es.
In the following table We present 8
statement OF the vote Of the several States
1t the latest general elections held. The
returns from Georgia, Nebraska and
South Carolina are incomplete, and the
estimated msiorities only are given. The
vote given Is that for Governors except
in the following cases: Arkansas, Flor
ida, Illinois, Ohio, Oregon, Texas and
Virginia, for Congress; Indiana, North
Carolina and Pennsylvania for both Gov
ernor and Congress lin the order men
tionedl; Iowa, Judge; Louisiana, Treas.
urer; New York, Secretary Of State; and
West Virginia, the vote on the new Con-
Stitution in August, which is better test
Of party strength than the vote on Gov.
ernor,
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TAI reports with regard 70 the falling
condition Of Chief Justice ChAse's health
Areonly tooreliably confirmed by his near.
est associates. The grave statement is
made, that, unless he ceases entirely from
mental labor, his deeesse may be almost
momentArily looked for. 1t Is still insist.
Cd that be will make a tip to the Pacific
Coast before the winter season.
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DIED.

DoNNRLLY.-At westou. ". Va, on Non.
day evening, November I, i972, PARK II. DoH.
aELLT, in the ooh yeAt Of his age. =
HIs funeral viii take place from the resIdenSG
otJOhn Z itzslmmonA. Main street, Centre wheel.
ing, this morning At 10 O'Clock. E5.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE,

Forty ehOIee BaildiRg Lots On Wheeling 4.
land. Pries non StO 10 Sl,oOo sAeh.
THD-0DGioaTth eaah, The rssi4ss In equal
shstAlnGnts 4 one two and thses yeErs, with IN.
tereat Jio. P. GnCHRGBF,
Apl0 u ta.... At TOP I'm.
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MARRIED.

swEENRY-BRLIs- On Wednesday, Noyesn.
Der 1871, at The resiaenoe Of tho brides father,
:. Z Bell, r.. BY Rev; J. T. Mcclure, Mr.: JONI
LULA JoHE BELL, Of Washington, Pa
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no TO99 MARKET STREET AND
VI sec those SPLENDID chromos, RnErav.
inSs, Autographs, &C., Just received.
A visit viii repay you, and probably tighten
your pocket
No trouble to show goods.
oetlS GEO. ". sToNER.
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TEE StsubenAille HEuI Is sim absorb.
ed In a controversy about "Ihe BellAire
Fraud" bat seems to make no progress
towArdsA solution. . y ~
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ONO county Is not permanently lost to
the DemoCracy.-Re5ittsT
The Democracy seems to be "perma'
neatly lost. TO Ohio county, which Is
about the same thing. When people are
dead and buried We speak Of them a
lost" and 80 with parties.
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seasOnabIe Statistics.

The following Is the present electoral
vote Of the different States compared
with that Of 1858.
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NOT1CE-WE HAVE DECIDED
~ 70 keep or Agent Mr.. a 2. Ban. "a,
ments q manufacturers prices.
GAEHLR's PIANO MANUFACTURING 90,
BAlrihOR
AL or6ers for repairs and tuning p'pnsly
and satisfactorily attended 70.
A. B. BRRG,
lel1 Temporary 81 The Ken HO1Ss
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TAKE NOTICE-JANEs p
i CAMPBELL, Gs Market street 4 M,
Tn Ware and House Furnishing Good n ~
that win suitAl he has also S1UnIT d ~.
and Tin Fruit JAM. Keeps constantly q. NJ
tuu and vel selected stock Of StoVes, S,Ipt.
ed and JApAned Ware, Bass and Portei,!r r.,
Ties. Pays particular attention 70 gDolsS
Spo1dng md General JobbtnR. Wh6lenlSuG
retail dealer. h
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SCRoFUEA IL THE DREAD DIS.
- RASR which kannillp ae6pI Slhou1anAs
u The REIEe. itmakeaiI1 Appearance An many
Toms; 10 Consumption, aIkndIIAr EBGllInrs,
Rhe1mAtiStn, cut4neoGG diseases, many 81 tie
4Hsctioh1 with which fSmAIes are troubled, &C,
eghAp. no ouot = wholly lree from IL taipt Toe
the medium OF the circulation. Lis blood dis.
ease. Dr.. TuttS SassAparillh md Qa0en's De.
light pa9eaoes the Qualities 10 eIpallt iron The
emtnd' restore perfect health Being trea
Ron plent minerals, Il may b taken with tKIe-
may tAke Il at any time. @
Il Jour child has worms, OF . bad breath. OF
eAuoW complexion, OF restless 'Rt night OF no
appetite, oe general bad heath, EiV6 itbE. Tutt1
Liver Pins. It will econ b restored.
Dr.. Tutt'l Hair HIs contains no Sugar Of Lead.
noTSRod6Wi : ? q [JhyTs ssI-'l -.I. ~
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a. D pAha,
Temporary Gtthe KEN HUui.

NOTICE.-THosE INDEBTED
~ to the subscriber are hereby nottsd Ar
their Accounts have been made out Ind nynlt,
can be made on the "a day Of JGnrEsJ, IN
To prevent any confusion, prope, oAart VI
be In attendance, and 10 fear NEED Be entHntE
BY interested parties Of any disLgrteGb4 oosIs
quenees on account Of the rash. Only 9 lEnltS
number can be admitted ~ time-Ae tOcn
opening inward; the precAutlon being tetas{
necessary on account OF the expefienet d h
past year BY frv.
jAnl CHAs. 3. Berry
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me lolIoWlpg 8 8 table q the

Whole number Of electors 500. neees.
saTy 10 n chojce 1874
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Total S.oiSlss 17OS,600 3o9,Ss
- Democratic mBJ0riueS) In 1865,
whole vote, 5.5l6,71s Grants majority, So9, 5ss
VOTE OF THE STATES AT rHR LATEST GEN.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18
Chanccry Notice.
No. III


The State of Mississippi, Pamela county.
Chaaeery CONT. At Rules before tue Clerk Of
satd Csnrt the first Monday nj May, 1872.
John RlDiokins, Bx., VS.. j.. D.Partee tai.
Ihthis eansedt appearing tothe satisfaction OF
the court from affidavit filed, that the follow
ing defendants are nop-,csilopts Of the State
Of MssisSfppi, VIZ Edwin A,Tiitks, Mary L.
Hutchin oh, and Edwin A. Hicks. guardian Of
the unknown children aud heirs of Mrs. Nancy
Burnett, deceased, who reside at Helena, in the
State of Arkansas Mrs. Emma Hicks, and her
husband John Hicks, who reside at Little Rock,
10 the State Of Arkansas; The unknown chill
dren aud heirs at law Of Mrs. Marcy Burnett,
deceased, whose names and residences, after
diligent Inquiry, cannot be asccrtained Rob-
ert Hunt, who resides at Trenton, in the State
of Tenness c; Elizabeth Glenn, and her hus.
band Henry Glrnu, and Mrs. Nancy P. Talbot,
and her husband J. l.. Talbot who reside at
Jackson, in the State of Tennessee; Sallie y.
Hunt and her husband James A. Hunt, and
Mrs, Fisher Alternately, who reside at Memphis,
in the Stale of 1ennesseei Elizabeth johnson,
and her husband Thomas Johnson, wlfo reside
at Paris, Lamar county, State ofTexas:
The said defendants are hereby directed to
appear bleorc the Chauecry Court off Pa
nola ootnty aforesaid, at the courthouse there
of in the town of Sardis, on the second Mon.
day in July, 1872, and plead, answer or. demur
to the complainaht's bill flied in TIL behalf.
1t is further ordered that a copy of this order
be published once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the "Weekly Pamela Starr a public
newspaper printed and published in the town
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A Loss TO the Legal Profession.

In the burning of the house o.
Litchenstien 4 Myers at Walden,
about a month since, the only com.
plete sets OF Georges Mississippi he.
ports, tor sale, we're consumed. 1t is
is a very serious loss to the protes.
sion, because there is Il bare possible
ity Gully oftheir being procured from
private libraries. Many of these
reports weIn burned at jackson
during tho war, but Col, George had
succeeded in saving about one hun
dred complete sets, which were all
destroyed in the Walden iirc.-Cdr-
roLioa Conservative.
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-
Panola County Courthouse Bonds.

The attention Uf the citizens Of Pamela
county is respectfully called to the following
section Of an act Of the Legislature Of tho State
Of Mississippi, entitled ''An Act to authorize
the Board Of Supervisors Of Pamela county 10
borrow money, approved March 81, 1872:
Section T.. BE il fur her enacted, That the
Board Of Supervisors of the county Of Pamela,
Shall cause tho treasurer ofsaid county TO open
books for subscription, to take up SAID bonds.
end when there shat have been taken IN oy
the bona ide citizens Of the county an nmouht
equal to S2Aeo0 Of said bonds at their par
value, the Board Of supervisors may autht rize
the treasurer OF the comfy 10 sell the balance
Of the bonds at tho best terms that can be
obtained peoFided that none OF tbe said bonds
shall be offered for sale uHtil the subscription
by the citiaens to the amount of $s5. 900 shan
have been paid in, il being the object and IN
tent of this section 10 project the credit of the
county and to prevent u depreciation of the
value of its paper.
The Board OF Supervisors having decided to
avail themselves Of the provisions Of this acl,
and to adopt the financial plan therein con-
tanned rs a means 10 raise the necessary funds
w~herewith to build Il courthouse, deemlng ii the
one most likely TO prove economical and calcu-
lated to prevent sudden and onerous taxation
Now therefore the. treasurer Of the said
county of Pauola, hereby give notice that books
for subscription 10 take up the bonds are now
open in my Office, and that am ready to re.
eeise such subscriptions.
Particular attention Is called to the clause
in the above section which prohibits the telling
or Offering for sale any Of the bonds until after
there shall have been taken at their par valne
$4,000 by bona fde citizens Of the county.
The aboye provision in eject prevents further
action in reference to the building Of The
courthouse until the law in thai particular is
compiled with.
Total amannt of bonds authorized to be is.
sued, $4,000. gA
The same fall due and arc payable as follows.
$4,000 lat January, 1875. m
10000 1t JANUARY, 1876.
10000 LIST january, 1877.
10000 list january, 1873. .1c
10000 LIST January 1879.
These bonds bear ten per cent interest per
aunuin, payable semi-annnally, are exempt
from county aud corporation tax, win tie issued
IN sums Of $40 and sl0O, and the Baard Of Su-
,pNrvisors is required yearly to levy a speciul
AK payable only in United States currency, to
meet shc interest when due, and the principal
AT maturity.
BY order ofthe Board Of Supervisors
halls . w. W. HOWE, Treasurer,
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Brewer & Tileston,
II Min Street,
OSLO N.
Chancery Notice.


TUG ''',eu "'s'''PFN ""o'' OVun
Chnncery Court. AZ Rules before The Clerk oil
said Court The hrst Monday IN May, 1917.
John r. Dickins. tx, vs. W. L. Archibald eta
In tbis carse ifenncb RING tbsfbt satisfaction
oi tbe cont nom afbdayit 6Ied that the al
lowing detsnd,,ts arr non-residents Of tbe
State ~ Nistk.inri to-vit, Edwin A Hieks
u,rv E,sVusbinson. and Edwin "A lick
gth dian ort,e unknown chiIdfen ana heirs
9r Mr. Nancy Rnrne,t deceased Who resi1e
at Helena an The sttte % Arkansas. Mrs, I'm.
m, lick and her husband ,Iohn Hicks VIA
rcsidc stti,ne pod III The State oflA w - sas,
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Citation Notice.

w. Ol0.-
To W D. Hal, Susan A. Mitchell and her hus-
band - Mitchell, who reside in the State of
Arkansas, Wheetly, in said State, being their
postofice address
You are hereby eIted to appear before the
uhancery Court of Pamela county, State of
hississlpploat the courthouse Of said county,
in the town Of Srdis, on the secon,t Monday
in July, 1872, then and there to show cause if
any You can, why the final account of William
c. Maxwell, late admin stratorof the estate Of
Porter Hall deceased, as made and filed in said
court by John H.. Maxwell, administrator of
said William Q. Maxwell deceased, should not
be allowed aud approved and said administra.
tor discharged. tlb3
BY order Of the coprt. Issued May 6, 1872.
J0HNc, HARRISON,
Polk & Balch, CLERK.
Solicitors. mall-4w
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The Mississippi Hifer, sardls and
nhlly Snrlngl l~lAllHuHd.

The Jaekseb ,MlaJ ria bas the
following noiite III our railroad en-
.ts1sise rBy pa yats lciter from
New York we lcau that tIis enter.
Prise 4 looked HQn With much favor
Id Easlen capitals rs aud that II
cbnHties along llu line siil,ote
b liberal subscription, and In that
manner sh9s % thoso abroad that
they are wiling and ready to assist
III the enterprise, twenty-five miles
Of tl9 road can be bhiIt By the first
aay " September The first sectioh
can be built very cheaply, as thu
'leycc furnishes . rcadysmade grade
tor "a distance of some fifteen or
twenty miles. ii enough is built to
secure the subsidy, there will he no
trouble Ia securing all the money in
New York that may be necessary 70
complete the whole line, The
building Of this road will save from
two to four Hundred miles Of travel
to those iourueying to Eastern Tex>
.as"
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Wcarc indebted TO Messrs. Byfnc,
Bowles 4 MadlIe, propfietors ofthc
celebrated Swayuo's Mammoth
Springs, near Springville depot, on
the Memphis q Louisville railroad,
in Henry county, Tennessee, for M
invitation to visit those springs dur,
Ing tho summer. A writer from
this place speaks OF the springs as
follows: "There are twelve springs
most of them large, bold fountains
of strong white and red sulphur, iron
qhaIybeato, lime aud treestonG
all near together, some of them dis.
charging more water than the great
artcsian white sulphur, which itself
Is a natural wonder, supplying fifteen
barrels per minute, through a four
loot reservoir, live feet high, and is
capable of missing by its own force
eighteen feet. Near to ills are the
main buildings, on q beautiful ridge,
in a large green park, Mt tho base OF
q high %hill--lhe Mountain Great
old oaks stud the ground and stretch
forth their hugo arms wreathei
foliage"
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Reitihg OH GreeIGY.

John Morrissey publishes the tol-
lowing card in the New York Her.
aid.
AS the Hon. Horace Greeley
has been nominated by the Cinoin
natl Convention for President ofthe
United States, i wish to make three
propositions First, | will bet
$4,000 he will carry the State OF
New York I; second, Twill bet ST, 1000
he viii carry the State OF Pennsyl.
mnia third, | will bet $4,000 he il
elected President OF the United
States, providing that the Demo
cratic party make no nomination,
one halt Of the amount [S7,6o0l 10
be put up when the bet is taken, and
the balance [S7,600l to be put up
thirty days before the election.
Above propositions open for ten
days. JOHN MoRRIssEY.
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Citation Notilr.
No. ebb.-

n NO. b9ns--
unknown heirs at law Of c. F. Dyson
deceased, whose names and places Of resi-.
deuee- after diligtnt inquiry, cannot be as
certained:
You afe hereby cited to appear before tbe
chantery Court Of Pamela county, State of Mis-.
lssippi, at thrtourthouse Of said county IN ~
town Of Sariig,pn the second Monday in Iaiy.
ls12, then and there TO show canse ifanv von,
eau, why the final account Of William q Nay.
well, late administrator Of lhc estate Of q n
Dyson deceased, as made and filed BY John n
Maxwell, administrator Of said VIM. G NAV.
well deceased, should not u allowed ana II.
proved ami said administrator discharged
~ order Ok Tie court. Issued Nav q. lsT1
Polk 4 Balch, ei,.l
Solicitors. .malI"tw