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The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
SALE OF CARRIAGES.

Yesterday L. W. stidham b Son sold 80
first class carriages for D. D. Jones, stein
West Front street The sum totals tho
sale amounted to $4300.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
Wilmington, Del, Nay 2, 1873.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.


DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
The following named gentlemen, having
Compiled with the resolution Of the Den oc
ratio County Committee OF March 8th 1873
Committee, as Candidates for sherin and
Coroner at the coming nomination Elec'
ton. ~. %
John Pyle ~.
John White, s.u .r ...r
Geo O Ward,
Francis Duggan =. .. ...,,
7 Giles Lambson. SO. -...J b.
T William Mccoy.
Robert G. Justis. ...r.r.
Henry M. Barlow. ns ... Vol r.-
& Purcell J. Lynch.
Chas II Anderson, ..n
Francis T sawdon. .., ...I -.
BENZ. r. Townsend. g.
Zacharish Gemmill, ..,..1 -.
al FOR CORONER. -
b Jacob Butz. ...... H.. .,,...t
Jesse james. ...I .s. -y'f .# ~
Jas G BARLEY. . -
John M. Enos., ....a ID p. ..
David Hughes.
! Richard Groves,
Hugh Murphey.
Andrew McClaia.
Hugh McGovern.
Samuel g. Adams.
Hugh McLauglin.
Andrew J. Brown.
StephenJ. Gilbert.
Edward H. Foster.
William d. Mullin,
Martin F. Keough. ... -
James A. PIuukett. . t
DR.. Henry O. Suitcher.
Andrew @. Alexander. . -.
BY order Of the COMMITTEES, b.,
JNO. 0'BYRNE, Chairman.
Jno. Publ, secretary.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
WILL OPEN IN INSTITUTE HAIL.
MONDAY, APRIL 2sd, NJ.
For o short season,
Admission, Adults 10 GENTS.
Children, - .s-tys. aa 10 GENTS

NNN~"~A~~0
Children, ~ -s-tys. aa 10 GENTS
THE EIGHTH WONDER!
THE ENGLE CLOCK!
sTRASBURG UUTDONE!
THE WORLD ADVANCING!
A MIRACLE EACH MINUTE!
FROM one to forty -eight e. IKE FIGURES
Moving constantly. all produced py
the Wonderful Clock.
THE MYSTERY EXPLAINED!
INSIDE EXPOSED TO VIEW!
DROWNING. TRIUMPH FOX The
, sNlNETEENTH CENTUHr.
exhibition hours from 10 to ia m 2 to
sand 7 to 10p. m:
u a a descriptive lecture given by Mrs. Capt.
nta msId from to s and7 to pm, q gentleman
rr.nclating In the same capacity during the
remaining time.
bsEWAREOF IMMI1 Acknowledgements
nsa ser this Is the Clock Q description and en-
fraSsvlGg Of which appeared In Frank Les
ii'Ss sa Illustrated Newspaper, April 18Th,
iny; the Clock exhibited at Reading, Penn.
Raasnf January 1879 described at lensth IN the
iaITauing iaT Eagle, and from that journal cop
conn % 'nso lrH tas leading periodicals OF the
The only Clock in the world rightfully
Ileo AZ the ENGLE CLOCK.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
vOLlY1I NO. 10. 10.
aoTHINe.'
STILL AHEAD,

nur,ue the past month We have been
clearing our stock Of old goods, and are
u'' WV lef With q line Of new and desirable
.syIe. .yI for the Spring trade, Our store,
' "s,cb q IN most commodious in the city
Or State, occupying three foor., and with VI a
enterprise back of IT, our intention ut is This
season to outdos all former efforts to make
ths Boston One Price Clothing House the
M n'.ca to buy Clothing and Gents Furnish
M ,no Goods. With the conadesce of tn pub
Me ,ne That FIVE YEARS SQUARE DEAL
IN ING has not impaired, and our established
,ystem Of Cash and One Price TO all, we
fsyl assured the present season will prove
-. successful one. Visit our store and look
At our immense stock of Ready Made
Clothing for Men, Youths, Boys and Child"
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
.IkALSO,V I

Our Custom Department, which has
special attraction at tho present time on
.ccouut of the endless varieties Of styles in
Foreign aod Domestic Goods J for Spring
sui,s, Business Suits, Dress Suits. and
Wedding Suits, which are being made 70
suit the person and the pocket. Do not
fail to visit our Establishment and sec the
STYLES and prices. All Welcome. Thanks
Ing the public for their liberal patronage in
the past, we hope by our squsrs Dealing to
merit the same In the future. , ""l,~
THE BosToN ONE PRICE CLOTHING
STORE, No. 2ls Market Street, and sl2
shipley Street, Wilmington, Del.
'#''.f We. HOLMES, Prop'r.
NIB anch Store in Middletown, in
the Town Hall, with johnson Bros.
~ v. E. Il. !
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02

DOARDING.-Cheap. at sos shipley stl
D1I1 TJEriHD W.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
Important Action NJ the House Military
COnsmittee@nete Claims ''sa-calIed."
Lsneelal to the Democrat


wAsH1Naror. Jan. is. The House Committee
on Military Affairs unanimously decided to-day
TO report adversely upon the bill introduced by
Mr.. Mills, of Texas so authorize and provide
for the payment OF all debts contracted by the
government In certain States therein named.
since the close of the war" which provides
'that all debs contracted by the officers or
agents Of the United States government In The
etates OF Virginia. North Carolina South Caro-
lima, Georgia. Florida. Tennessee. Alabama,
Mississippi. Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas.
for supplies furnished the army. or for rent and
occupation Of real estate, since he tbirtieth day
OF June. 1866. be and the came are hereby or
sdered to be paid upon full proof OF the justin ss
of the same by the parties holding such indebt-
edneba.
''SEc .. That the war OF the rebelli IN is hereby
declared TO have been ended prior TO the 3Oth
day OF June. 1906 end from and after said dar
oil claims of citizens Of the United States
against the government shall stand on terms Of
perfect equality.
SEC 3 That the Quartermaster General OF the
army is hereby di ected 10 submit to Congress-.
as soon as possible. an estimate OF the amount
of money that will be required to pay The in
debtednees herein provided for"
This action OF the committee is deemed an
important expression OF the sentiment in op-
position to paying rebel war claims.
Seven OF the eleven members Of the commit
tee are Democratic, two Of whom were Gen
erals In the Confedsrate army. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
MARINE NEWS.

PORT EADs. Jan. l5.-Arrived: British ship
Ryerson, Dennls. master 81 days from Liver
Italian bark Zefiro, Palernno master. from
Palermo. via Boston, to T. Tarabochia, for
orders.
Sailed: Ship scioto. steamship Telesila barks
Louisiana, Merlin ani Ergo and schooners Ex
press. Tilton and w. E. Glow s.
Wind northwest. light Weather clear
SOUTHWEST Pass, Jan. l5.-Arrived; Schooner
Susan Scranton. II days from jamaica with
fruit: leaking badly.
Steamship l. q. Harris, from Brashear City.
to q. A.Whitney l. C,.. al ga. m.
Norwegian bark Rata, S,rrensen master, e5
days from Bordeaux in ballast. for orders.
tar. to A. K. Miller Co.. arrived ut the bar for
orders.
British steamship Orchis. at 10 8. m. Rowles
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
France seeking Information as to Eng
lands Intentions.

New YoRK. Jan. 15.-A London special SAYS :
Another important and significant diplomatic
incident has occurred. Circulars have be, is
sued from the French Embassy In London 10
nll French Consuls in Great Britain and Ire-
land, charging them to report e. act informa-
ton concerning The popular feeling on the
Eastern question an Intervention.
terrogated Lord Derby in regard to England's
Intentions regard ng Egypt.
1t will be seen. therefore. that this action Of
the French Republic further complicates Eng
lands relations with the continental powers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
Rudolph vanquishes slOssOn in Twenty
Six Innings.

The billiard excitement over the outcome OF
the present tournament is increasing as each
game is completed. Last night it was mani
tested in the game at the Crescent Hall be-
tween Slosson and Rudolph, on which there
was considerable outside betting, the former
ha wing the call. Rudolph seemed to be in
fine playing trim, and from the outset handled
the balls far better than he did in the other
games. Slosson, however, had hard luck
throughout, and the balls ran Invariably
against him. In the twenty-sixth inning Ru-
dolph, with break OF 50, ran the game out,
leaving SlOSson at 26S.
Rudolph's average was "a, Slosson's 111a
Winners largest runs 81, 134, co. 80. Losers
11S, 80.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16

master. 25 days from Liverpool to Lucas II.
Moore.
German ship Moltke, Tasehe master, s4 days
from Bremen, in ballast for orders.
Norwegian bark Virgo. for orders.
M departures.
Wind northeast, light Weather hszy and cool
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
English Interests-R"ssia Ready for Dis-
russfOn Thereof

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Paris correspondent Of
when informing England that armistiee nego-
tiations must be conducted directly with Tur-
English Cabinet the special points which might
affect English interests. This reply was the
cause OF the repeated Cabinet councils In Lon
don
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
Fugltives from R0umeIia Pouring Into
COnsta ntinOple.

LONDON. Jan. l5.--The Times correspondent
at Pera says It's calculated that 40 600 fugitves
have arrived in Constaninople from Roumeia
during one week. A train. crowded With fugi-
tives. ran of the track near Tchataldja yester-
day. About fifty were killed and wounded.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Troubles Of the Knights Of ct. Crispl

BosroN. Jan. l5.-Crispin troubles have
broken out In Marlboro Mass. whore strike s
Boyd & Carey. s. Herbert Howe. J. Boyd 4 90.
Chase. Merritt & Blanchard and CIapp H.
lings The Orispin Board Of Arbitration has
BtEnifled itH intention to stand firm. The brunt
Of the strife ia borne by Chase. Merit 4
blanchard. who procured lasters from New
Hampshire. q course very obnoxious to the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
WAR NOTES.

Approach Of the Russians to AdrianopIe.
LONDON. Jan. ia special to the Daily Te'e-
Ttph. from Adtian nople. says: The Russians
are on 1.-THE railway between here and Philippe
polls,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16

PROVIDENCE. Jan. 15.-The steamer Estelle ia
secured at the wharf in Bristol. and parts Of
her machinery have been removed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Reply to the R0ya, speech--Granville and
BeACOnafleld,

LONDON, January l5.-.-The Post announces
that after an address. In repy 10 the. royal
House of Lords, Earl Granville will speak and
Lord Beaeonsfleld will rsply. to him. Lord
Derby is indisposed-sona cd TO his room
terday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
Fanny IDaycnport III,

ALBANY. Jan. 1b.Fanny Davenport Is very i'll
at her hotel to. day from nervous prretration,
caused by news OF the sudden death of her Sis
ter. Miss Davenport lett for Philadelphia to-
night,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
settled Mt Williamson the Luck
MAN.
Especial to the Democrat.l

wAHHtrGToF. Jan. l5.-The order for Will
iiamson's appointment has been issued, and
his name will be sent In immediately. 7 his de-
cision was reached this afternoon. and the APP
pointment will doubtless 20 In to. morrow.
II IL certain that this action IL the result Of q
change OF the presidential mi nd since Inst Fri
day. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
CAPITAL NOTES.
THE NEW ORLEANS GOLLECrOHsHsF-
A CURIOUS MuDDLE.
The Friends Of McMillen and Williamson
both Positive Of success-Aayes
Managing II Hisisslf.
fHpeeial TO the Democrat.

fHpeeial TO the Demoerat.l
WASHINGTON. Jan. 15,--The collectorship IL In
a curious mudde tonight. Leona asserts
most uneauivocally that McMillen will be sent
In, and Packard declares with equal positive
ness that Williamson is the man. There is no
doubt that Mr. Hayes signified his determine
tion to appoint MoMillen last Friday, and ] be-
iieve he will do It, Notwithstanding the posi-
tiveness OF the assertions rs TO Williamson.
The matter was up In The Cabinet meeting to-
day, but not formally, as the President is man
aging II himself BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16

state License for ls7s is Now P.yasl,
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Pay Your state License for 1878.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07
ABOUT sUNsTRoKEs.

A felmsr of the Evening Post inter
viewed the health officers Of New York the
ota,r day IN regard 10 sunstrUkes, etc..
with the following result; ".~@.@ se@
What the first scDsalIor, doctOi, of in.
cipirnt sunsIrUke!' s-.
b. Headache or dlzz ness. or u feeling used
upUr readiuess ~ drop. Some pelsJns slnI.
ply Ieel very hot. .
Ia such cases what Is TO bc doue p
'Siop work. 80 iHia . cooi place. lie
down or sit down, until yea feel bel.cr.
WHAT bcxt.' 4-......
Put cU,l clothSon your bead. Snd drink
cool drinks--ruol water, for example. OI
cool tea. 't
Eat anyihing:' ~.*# ...+
.ProbabIy Won't want tit exhausted
take q stInulsnt,' a.r -.s ... s...s..
is oue always warned before a sun
trOke!'
Usually one Is; bat I reme@bcc enc
man. said DR.. Jancway. who told me after.
ward that he iclt as II he had beeu struck =
bloS ou the back Of the neck. So@e.
tunes person feels exhausted tor TIVE OF
three DAYS before al attack lie has lUS
slscp, PERHAPS. aud Is working bard iu th'
san. All OF a. sudden hc fails yyer saS
.,ccunpes upcOnsciOus.' ..s.s t...
~ eu l. sunstIokc most likely to occur:
'Wbra the syr.cw Is deb,llts,cd. th'
heat intense. aud the alno.plIerc msggy
Ia 4 muggy atmosphere the essporaiion o
the perspiratiOu Is diiaiuisbei; and wilhoul
evaporation sou dun I get the cooling caecI
Of the perstIratiuu. Gases are mOrc irs
uucnt also Oh tic second ~ thmd day Of
heated ,erfu.,
Waat are tic symptomsl'
increased hcrt oi the buiy. ,s"d per
haps Inconsistencies. consnt~lons m dc
lirs,n. 4 post ROrtem examination woul'
show grcat congestion az brain aud lungs
have seen the lune..' snj DE-. Janeway
'gorged With blood & ~ r.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07
2 A MUSICAL RuLIa

Many wears ago tl,rre was iil theeastrrti
part nf Massachusetts 4 atTiiiy obi ,lOctor
Of divinity &,,u, although ny emiilently
Benevolent aud good ,i,an and trLe Chris
tian, yet loved a joker. Ii was beiofe
.cllurch orga,i- &er IL, Use, aud Il so hap
Bened that the chair ofiiie chur,h lad
recently purchased 4 ,inubie hass yio..
Not far from the clis,rch Was pastuiei
ahd In iis large ,swn bul. One lol
Sabbath III the sersHser he got onl Of his
pasture and canie beitdw'ng up lise street.
About tile church there was plenty fniis
.lrodden grass, greet, and g'nsi and Mis-
Bull stopledtotrs t,n'qnali:y percl,anes
To ascertain whether It's locatinn had i'm.
proved Us hayW. At auS rate the rs
yereud doctor WAS 81 TIE fnirist Of iiis
sermon, when-
boo, WOO, wm,,' went tile bull. The
t.ctvr paused, Loked up nj the singing
seats, ait, @i,h grave face salds
Il would thank il,G n,lisicians not Is
tune their i,,stsuuients during selyite
time; il annuys Ae very mnrh.,.
The people started. smiled, and the
parspn went on
.B,n; wcts w.~.' went tl,e bull again, ~
he passed anuthe, g,es;i stha' aa VA.
The I,ars", paused again alri addressed
the choir; ?, s7e assse .~s
Il realty wish t,,e singers would not
time their lnsl,Warnts whilc am PIE lel,-
ing. AS | remarked before. .isianos ) me
very nu,h.' 'A@sa @a' a
Tire ,sppienuw fairly Uttered. for they
knsw .i,at i,a knew as we'll as ahy one
What the cause really was The minister
went ou 4 third time will, his DISCOURSE
but had uoi proceeded FAR bef,,re
'i,s,, woo, woi,' came again Froni Mt.
Bill. '.E as@'.7F ar@3
The ia,son rasised diiGe more, and again
exclaimed: T. 4n H@
4 have twice alIcady requested the
musicians iirile gallery t,t,t oiune their
Instruments during sermnn-tisnc. | now
particularly request Mr.. l.. - ~ sI.Sist
IEvm ta,ii,,s his big fiddle shils 1 aiii
fresching.i s-.
This was i,s, m.i,,l,. L--- gut up, t,''
much ayil:,tel At ii,r idea uf 'speaking
WI sss u.o-tEusT' ssrya a.i-.
..Itu not me, Parson b -; us that con-
founded iowii bullp
II Is needless, we presume, 10 add that
tl,c big tiddIe' was not again heard ia ti,s
chuTc.i. asss ss se~et af ; ..nssrssa5Eas..,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07
ENGLAND's POW ERIN THE MEDI~
*"t @' TERRANEAN. dnh q

The aivantagSas lm,siins of Engis.d
with reference to the Mediterranean, ard
10 her trade III Eur,pe and the. East and
to lisr Eastern Empire. is one Of the INST
wonderful monuments the genias of a
great people ever erectsd> While Russsa,
from Tile DAYS u Peter tile Gfeat, has rec
cognized the Importance of ti,e Mediier-
raieasi, while statesmen, philosophical
historians, haze s,ointtl Out the iniinence
Of Mediterranean nations upon the wnrld's
history, tie prrluctiyeness, pop.lluusness,
power and weaill, of the peoples border~
ing OH that great inland sea. aud whie
Napoleon and France lave recognized
tile Importance df Egypt and Constaii;
tinople, IsngIaid has quietly, for n century
llast, made herself completely. master q:
the Mediterranean. With tin iurtress Of
Gibraltar she commands the entraiics,
with Malta sixty miles from Italy and one
hundred miles from Africa. She has a
distributing p,,iut fiT ships and iruoIs IN
the very cenireof The Mediterranean, She
I.-,ssessed II large pe,aniary interest IN the
Suez Cai,al and tlte port OF Alden another
Gibraltar near tire southern extremity Of
the Red Sea, thus completely comnla,,-
,liag that sea and practically tire Suez
Causl ka,iiiig into IL. New. she esIal'-
iisles \ new point Of concentration, where
size can insss Iudian lrools from the East,
while she may use Malta rs u paint OF
concentration Of Engliss, trools. Froni
CyprHs she commands the southern
and lower western coast of Aria
Mi,,nr, aud lies within easy reach Of lire
Suez Canal. From the. mainlaIlti she is
surveying roads IN the valley uf the Euph-
rates and down to the Persian Gulf, crc;-
ling new aud nearer route 10 ln,iia.
Cyprus is several bundled miles from tile
mouth of the Dardanelles, but her great
navy aud her close relations With Greece
elable her Ia c0niinaud that Ouuet against
any powerfar many yeSrs io come. Thus,
with her powerful ?oyy, great resource oi
men and money aud lIer vast commercial
marine, England is, in n mariii'ae, com.
mercial aud military point Of view, conn.
plrie master Of the Mediterranean aud %:
lis every outlet. while In Asia -Minur siia
has become formidable riqal and narriei
ag aiiIst Russian aggIessiot.s II Is M
wonteT that murmurs arise from, the great
Mediterranean natiuns, Italy a,ri France
on ACCOUNT of their commercial and mili
tary interests, hut il will lea niatler ~
more wonder il il amounts TO more thar
niurmuring. -.-.....
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07
WHO ARE THE BLESSED.


Rlesss,l II the niau Win minds his avn
business and attends To hisown affairs,
aud not the affairs ~ his ncighhor.
Blrssr,I Is lie ~oman VIVA never says
To- her husband, 4 tnid ynu so @agla
Bles~c,l l. the man WIN ra, sew on his
own buttons when the baby iscrying.
Blessei Is tile woman who w"n't marry
a widower- providing he's your father.
Rlc.sed IL The n,otlirr.in~law Who never
reminds you that yuu married above your
station. .-5+s
iiic-scd ~ tlir rich relation VIII" never
imks dawn on sou wl,vu you are la the
gutter. &~+s *.zs
blessed Is the poor relation WIN tevef
looks up to y0u--lor money.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07

A. matters staHd to-day, with no keen
iutsnst IL uGy question except Ensuce,
the south Iss tile choice Of the wSt
President. CnriIisi,rE the Wet by her
concurreire ui dnauce. slte hohl- all the
cards. Unless sradical changed y wmagllt
IL tile coming year western deNiocrat cn
a soIt money platform viii Ne the next
Pr..idrn,, an,i soinc southern confederate
leader. civil m military. will be Vice
President ewsn,,.ii PbillisS. s -#
swhat Il faith y sskr,ia sundsy.sclrccl
teacher ofn 10y scnular. He leiongesi IA
,,ase taIl nine. and replied, Betting 90
lef, handed iilchsr,'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07

a party of scrensders halted on Boun-
dary street ti,r other hight, touched Tie
iiel; guitar aud struck az. with great
feeling. 'torIe where iny I,ive lies ,irean-
ing. and Then great bush l'cadcd wretch,
forIy eight years old. with a heard like q
thickrt. I,anpd out of the window and
said, iu y loud. coarse, unfaeling insurer:
Young g.ntisinen, y.u mistake: she isn't
dreaming. Fsr sram her belt - dream, Or
even sIssr shes siltiugun lie back porch,
with her feet III aiuh cisiern "f water.
drinking iced lemuna,lr and lighting ihns-
quitocs will, y l,alm-leaf ian, aud size isn't
,,rysse,l Tor rinilmny Sing something
tfue.s Hut long ere I've rease,l to s,wak, tie
SIMMER niehtwas still, the trout yard
was empty, pi,,l the vnice Of the passel
tree and harp 10 more awokc the ,,lsht
u mslsds - Hawksye.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07
State0fNOFth Carolina, !

StalsdNDItl Carolina, s.,s,,s. cy.4 !.
PERSOA tUGs4l,. -. .,
Alex. Whitfield. susan d Gregory. Thos.
u hitheld. Edwm Wnllielu. in,i, N
v Brlanl anu her husband Alex. Us:irl.
ant, Unailis. El,Io. aud Wepiun Wait
icid IninD.s, by their next iIiend E.pc-
n ram Wanli ID Jn,e l'lcsants and her
liastanj WIn l'irsSuis. flanc.s l.pllg,
and her husband Alex Lang. Preston
Whnbe.d. Csrollc MoI salI and her hes
band Ralnry Morgan. M.li i;,nmer aud
husUand William liiinmer. Laura J
WnnIie,d. Para Lace " hlllield aud Par
llpenn d. anu Jsmss h Mhilirld minus
BY their next lfIend r.iiz ,DeIh Mhttirld.
.Aiucrt v nplield. Martha lilllrk aid
her husband ~ illiam Iilllock. Parlam
Whitfield. Ahgslct. Wnrarll. J,nhie
Jones and her husband - Jones. Nat.
" hniicld, lux y Lirdeld. Johu u " hit.
.irid. loIa y Lnirli aud liutt. jed.
z torre,la snu --- MhnicId by their
next iIIend Stella MLil6eld. fig
aFinst
Iegrln Whitfield. Mar liza Moofe aud her
ilusIaBd W iiiiaIn Amplr, Lc, lien NJ
Mnitiicld. Ala.c"m Whitfield. MIk' c.
Whitfield. LtepcIa Hudgins Al her nssiis
al law nanIrs urks lsirllaid Whit.
iieId, Min Whitfield, JOHN MhlIiiri,.
Thomas Whniield. ID Il whitfield, Geo.
Whitfield. Snsan PanineI and her hts
Dand Jniii Panther drtlieir heirs, names
uukuuwn. Calliarine RimnIer and her
husband Jannss ltininier AID The htiIs Al
Jaw, wlitrp. names ~. uuknowu, Ot Nm
Minry, Jallh. james aud JeIlcrsnn Whit.
Held deceased. POW >.A
-. S"mmons tor Relief.
rI,llE ohjcrt II tn Proceeding j, the division
orthe laud devised ~ lhe last viii aud VISTA
Ieiii oI .lanlrs q. MhiIli,hl. dty,d, iur slllc-
inrIlt an ~ the icsissrs " sud drcs-lsci ahd
tcir ic.al representatives.; aud 10 apIeariiig 10 ic
tonFt that iscrran AhHneId. Martha Moore and
Ter husband Miliann Mefrc Issulleu " Whit
iieid. Malr an Whiiiitiil; Vim. "a. Whitfield. Lit
eFcria lludgin. OF her lleits at law. whose IaiIies
are unknown. I.isiiard MhntPld. VIM. Witt.
fi,ld. .loila WlsiiIirld. IAsnEr Mhlinrld. u. I.
Whitfield. 6carga Whiinrid eu<in Pauilirr aud
her husband inln Panther W tllsir heirs at law
whose uslpes arr unknown. f'atlarine liimnl,r.
and her husband J'inas kiTmer ~ 4 tue lieirs al
iaN. uhOtc nanR.s ar unknnwn. 81 MnL Mincy.
J,1,n. .iames aud Jefferson Whitfield. Decreased,
arr nDn.lesident- 81 the state ~ yarth Tarhlina.
ilEy are hereby uniiilsd % alipcar ~ tlr 1letk
uiir ~ ssid Cont, Il liuz.lri. ~ said county
80 80 lHsiprr the 9Th tlay ~ Sepirsnhcr ncNt, and
answer ~ A.inur ~ llr comp aint whirh viii IN
e.p,sshe,l IN said ahe within i,n days from the
date lHIrI, ~ ldgmcnt will Ie q kch pru-caIl
is.sa ~ ~ tIpln. arg e
Wtlnrs. !. J. I.inalrll. Clerk of s,id Court. al
l,axha,a, tli. 18th day ~ Juls lssS
9 s-.ss5 ]. ,. l.ANSnEti.,
July 1851. ~ @.e> C.S. &.