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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-03
PIRATES CAPTURED.
The United states shows rs Au'
thorilative Hand and TAKES
Them In,

Some months ago, the wreck Of The
steamer City of Vicksburg, lying at
Ashport, a hundred miles above this
city, was raided in the night time by
pirates, who stole and carried off a
portion of the cargo, even going so far
as to threaten the lives Of men at work
trying to save the sunken vessels out
fit and the freight on board.
On one occasion these pirates actu-
ally carried away one of the steamers
cabin chandeliers right in the face Of
those left to guard the property.
While demonstrating with the robbers
one of the boats crew had a pistol
pointed in his face, and was told by a
land pirate to keep still and say
nothing.
At another time, while approach
ing the sunken vessel in an open
boat, one of the piratical thieves was
fred uponand badly wounded by those
on guard. For this, the people in
charge of the wreck had their lives
threatened, and but for the influence
of the leading citizens in the neigh
borhood, they would have been
roughly handled. In due time arms
aud ammunition sent from this city
was put in good condition for battle,
and after that the thieves kept quiet,
A little while back one of the
scamps, a mar employed as watch
man on the sunken boat, and a con-
federate of the raiders, was arrested
here while working on one of the
barbor tugs. He rests in Jail to await
a trial for the part he so bunglingly
played.
A few days since, Deputy United
States Marshals Tarrant and Ben
nett started for AshpOrt on a still
hunt for land and river pirates. They
debarked near Johnson's landing,
seven or eight miles below Ashport,
and took in the thieves as they moved
northward, making a wide swarth
along the river shores as they went,
aad suddenly bouncing on the rascals.
In FIVE hours from the time they
started, the whole gang was in the
tolls, chained and handcuffed after the
most approved style Of Stacking
water or land pirates.
The names Of the men taken are H.
Gauche, w. B. Darnell, james
Rainey, E. j. Bennington, G. NJ. Haz-
lett, D. X. Bryson, David A. Stone,
Jesse Westmoreland, J. T. Rush, J.
P. Saxon, E. Boatwright and Joe
Woods. Several of these cognomens
carry an aristocratic sort of a sound,
and it is to be hoped they are moi
really river pirates. II they are, let
it also be hoped they will be made Q
complete example Of. 1t is time that
something be done to protect wrecked
property on the river from the whole
sale pillage which is SO often prac.
ticed,
The alleged pirates arrived here
this morning by the steamer Shinkle
escorted by MarshalS Tarrant anC
Bennett, and they now rest secure il
the Shelby county jail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-03

during the entire evening. The ar
lists catering to the pleasures of the
many who nightly attend are very fine
in their different Specialties, and are
deserving of the liperal patronage en-
joyed. The wonderful FIRE king, Di-
ablo, is there nightly, eating Goals of
fire, drinking boiling oil, pouring
melted lead in his mouth, drawing
bars of red hot iron across his tongue,
swallowing rum while it boils, and
other strange feats, which seem to be
impossible for a human being to ac-
complish.
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cEKTs Pc r We X.
THE CITY.
iday Evening Dec, 5, 1850
LEDGER LINES.

Fine teas at Lyle & Shields.
The water works are working again.
One thousand rabbits, at Clements.
The crossings are getting to be pass
able again,
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2S2
Main street.
Chamber sets sold retail at whole-
sale prices, H. Wetter & Co.
Fresh roasted Java, Rio, Laguayra
and Mocha coffee at Lyle & Shields
An abundant supply Of game offers
in our market just now, and it can be
had very cheap.
Insulting ladies on the highways is
something not TO be tolerated either
by evil woman or other characters.
1.-THE finest new play seen for years."
is the expression Of a connOisseur in
theatricals, who saw Hazel Kirke''
last night.
Bananas-2O0 large punches dark
bananas, slightly frosted, at fifty cents
to n dollar per BUNCH, at Oliver,
Fianie & Co.'S.
Fog and other impediments caused
by the recent inclement weather, is
worrying steamers on the river and
causing them to run behind time.
The wires between here and Helena
Ark, were down Yesterday, so thai
dispatches sent from there here anC
otherwise were delayed for severa'
hours.
A number o lady and other pa,sen.
gers went northward from this city
last night, by Captain Miller's fine and
Independent excursion steamer, Guild.
ing Star.
seats for the theater next week.
when the amusing Criterion comedy
will be here, can be had tomorrow al
the Office in Kirkland's hat store.
under the Peabody.
Yesterday afternoon the ladies were
out in great numbers promenading tn,
highways, enjoying the sunshine, and
taking an airing. The fair sex have
been housed up until they began tc
suffer for lack Of proper exercise.
The deciduous trees In Court Sauar,
have shed their leaves and the earth
there is covered with them. Ever
green shrubs, with their vernal dresse,
present a vide contrast to the bare
limbs Of the other sort at present.
Word comes that the sunken steam
er Poiteyent can be raised as loon a,
the Hatcbie river falls, so that steam
can be raised to pump her out. sh,
is said to be but little injured. TbiI
will be good news for her owners.
A well posted epioure, fond Of fresl
game aud sometimes poultry, was ,
little amused at reading on a bill O
fare where he dimes, young chicken
brOiled. The present soft state o
the weather and the chicken msrke.
caused the man to call for beefsteal
plain.
The Hazel Kirke" troupe faile,
to reach this city last night unit
about eight O'Clock, owing to som
detention on the route. The part.
went straight to the theater withou
any supper. The curtain rose lat.
and the play likewise, many attend
ants not reaching home until ate.
midnight.
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j. W. x. Browne, 40 Madison
street, is prepared with a large stock
and competent workmen, to do all
kinds of plumbing, sewer connections,
etc, promptly aad in the best manner
Prices as low as the lowest. s.
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SseaIner Detained

The steamer Ida Stockton is lvinO
at the mouth of Hatehie, g. miles
above here, on the upper sids Of The
bar, with $50 bales OF cotton aboard
destined for this ciy. She has beer
detained there for two or three DAYS
past for lack Of water to get over.
The Stockton went up to hryants
chute, about 10 miles above the
mouth Of Hetohie. The rise now in
progress in the upper part Of the river
will DC apt to let her out in few
days.
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A leading topic is that Of the pub
lie insult offered by two falling
women to a couple of fair young ladies
who we're wholly innocent of wrong or
Of intention to do wrong. General in
dignation is expressed at the outrage,
and the best thing the two demireps
can do is to emigrate. The earlier the
better.
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"HAzEL KIRKE.'

The Madison Square theater com
pany, in Hazel Kirke" drew a fine
house at Leubrie's theater last night.
Its production created a profound i'm
preston, and the audience greeted the
numerous fine passages in the piece
with earnest applause. The curtain
rose in answer to an encore at the
close Of each act, Though the plot is
laid among old England's plainest
people, it admits in many instances of
a display ola high order of talent and
genius in the characters. The inter
est centers upon a miller's daughter,
Hazel Kirke, whose part is taken by
Miss Fife Ellsler. To say that she is
a finished actress would be tame. The
actress becomes lost in the character,
and it is not Miss Ellsler you see, but
it is the miller's daughter, sweet Ha-
eel Kirke, whose gentle face wins you,
whose sweet voice pleases you, whose
joys reflect a smile upon your own
face, and whose sorrows ill your heart
brim full Of tears for her, by TIE
play wright the part is moulded
in parental love, overcome al
ter a struggle by the pure
affection of woman for the man Of
her choice. BY the actress the part is
endowed with more than the interest
intended by the playwright. A col
umn might be written Of Miss Ellsler's
Hazel, but that the rest Of the cast re-
quire mention. Lord Trayers, as ren =
dered by Mr.. Gustayus Levick, in
vested the part with all the interest Of
which it is capable, and showed ex
c llent knowledge Of the stage. His
acting was marked by grace, good
judgment and considerable talent.
Aaron Rodney, Mr.. Henry Ayeling,
was a clever piece Of acting. He en-
tered into the spirit Of the part with
%earnestness, and succeeded in render
log the role just as it ought to be done,
being careful not to overstep the
bounds prescribed for u disappointed
but manly lover. Pittacus Green,
Mr.. W. j. Ferguson, was full Of com
icalities. He seemed never at a loss
for a word or an expression. His APP
pearance during the play was %inyaria-
bly, greeted with applause, and
his departure with regret. He
was the one light character,
of the piece. The blilliance Of his
wit was enough to brighten all the
gloom which overcast the remainder
Of the characters. Dunston Kirke,
Mr.. G. w. Couldock, was a good piece
Of Character acting. His superior
talents and long experience in his pro
fession was shown to advantage in the
scene where he drives his daughter
from the door-an effective piece o.
vehement acting Of thrilling nature.
Mr.. Couldock deserves the place he
holds as one Of the best Representative.
of old men on the stage. Dora Leigh
as Dollie Dutton, was not without hen
conquests. The cast is all good. BE.
sides the characters mentioned are the
following
Barney Q'Plynn .....Mr. Edward Coleman.
Me.s.snieh higgins, called Met
....-...-....,,"... ,,... .,'.."Nt ~ ~ see
joe, a Mlller"...~,..,".-"t'h ~. Il " huharue'
Dan, q Miller ..--r..... MT Joseph waters
Lady Irayers.-..-.. ,"..g.'Mis Itcile huah.
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AT
$4,000 cIGARSI
Dealers would SAVE MONEY by purchas.
Ing their Stock Of
GOT ~
SOL COLEMAN
Eclipse OF the Sun and HIoon.

AcIlpAe OF the Hun nnd Noon.
An eclipse of the sun occurred on
Monday last, but it was only visible
in the southern ocean and about the
Sandwich lslandg. Another will come
off on the Dist, visible in the eaatern
part Of North America as far west as
Illinoisand south to Mississippi, also In
Europe and the North Atlantic ocean.
The sun will rise eclipsed wherever
visible in this country, and it will end
here about half-past eight o'clock,
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FerrY Bond Pntropa

On and after Wednesday, December
LIST, the ferry boat John Overton will
make only three trips per day. Leaves
Mound City7l Clam, u pm. Leaves
Memphis 81 III am, 81 pm. Incle.
ment weather, bad roads and short
days make this change necessary.
&. A. FoGLEMAN,
% Steamer Overton.
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NOIlce Dol cotton Nhippers.

The Cairo and V~incennas Railway
Company is open t. reserve and for
ward promptly shipments to all east
ern points. JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
81 Madison street. SO+
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Two thousand pounds deer meat, at
Clements. Also a large lot Of choice
Mallard ducks, for sale cheap. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-03

Tho eclipse begins about 200 miles
of the Carolina coast, moves north.
wsrd, then eastward across the At.
lantie until il ends In Belgium. On
the 10th inst, two weeks from ysster.
day, the moon, at liz change to a full,
will be eclipsed, and the phenomenon
will be more or less visible through
out the world except in South Amer
ics, the West Indies and the eastern
part Of North America. In the Mis-
sissippi valley when the moon sets in
the morning, it viii be tinged with
the advancing Penumbral shade. Far
ther west the moon will set more or
less in shadow. 1t will go down here
shortly before seven o'clock in the
morning, an hour at which only a few
Of our people, including laborers on
afternoon newspapers, are up and
busy.
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Notice 10 Cation Shippers.

The NJ. & o. River Packet Co. can
receive and forward promptly ship.
ments to all eastern points.
R. w. LIGHTRURNE,
on Genil guu't 2 Monroa stroot
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80 ana Al Jefferson.

Go to Bamberger & Grogen's, 3O7
Poplar street, for your choice and
staple groceries. 50
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+ Gent Sup't, Z Monroe street.

FOR SALE---A Pool Table, as
good rs new. Enquire at 252
Front street. ,72t
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Telephone

Your orders for PluIAbing and Gas Fitting
to ?, j, Mallon Il Co, 204 Main st. 90
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THE NTOVE

N1HH HNsH1HWA VA VIVID
IL the best and cheapest wood or
coal cook stove in this market.
For sale by A. KOhIhry & Co.,
agents, "a and a8 Main 81. 65t
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Fresh Fish Of all kinds,
Dressed Turkeys end Chiekens
VeBisOn Hams and Saddles.
Quails and Rabbits.
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
80 ana Al Jefferson.
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Red bnappers and Perch,
Fresh Norfolk Oysters,
Dressed Turkeys and Chickens,
Spare Ribs and TenderlOins.
III. SEESSEL, SIR, q son,
Cor. Second and Jefferson.
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Choice fish of every variety at
Clements. hi.
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Hazel Kirke" will be given to-
night and twice tomorrow.
THE ZOO 700.
A large audience was in attendance
at the above place Of amusement last
night, and mirth and humor reigned
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-03
COnr1hnmse Nntea.

During this term of the criminal
court two indictments have been
found against parties for selling liquor
on election day under section 1912 Of
the code. These are the only in
stances of the kind in the history Of
the court.
One release and two mortgages were
recorded to-day.
Several marriage licences were is
sued yesterday, but not an applicant
to. day.
Coal by the car or cask, at Brown &
Jones 2S2 Main street. 104
Lynn Haven Bay, Saddle Rock & ShreWs.
bury Oysters received daily by express
f. FRAhsIOLJ 2S2 Front.
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sTRAYEp oR sTOLEM.


OMALL MNley Cow, white face and legs,
- back end sideq light brindle down to hook
toint. Information leading 10 her recovery
will be suitably rewarded
5t n. B. HtYEEs. 2ss Front street
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AND TOvs.

Wholesale & Retail at Eastern Prices,
JORDAN d CO. lao Main 1t.
60@
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For Wood and Coal go 10
A. H. ~STRATMANN'S, 1855 DeSOtO.
76l Ol
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-03

ZOO zoo NOVELTIES THEATER.
CORNER MAIN AND WASHINGTON STf.
J. G. MURPHY, Sole Proprietor.
All the Old FaVOrites Retained.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
Trhis week the Sensational Drama
OR
Tho Now york a1f
GENERAL ADMlssIoN.~~....25 CENTS.
32t
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Oysters, Oysters.
S. Clement, Sc Beale street, receives
oysters and celery daily. III.
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Go TO FRITZ g. q R
III West COisFt street.
for good LUNCH or DIE7SEIl

TOT good LUNCH or DINNEH,
from 10 TO 8 o'clock.
LEMP'S BEER ON tap.
Best Wines and Liquors
at the Bar. ri
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Camel coal, at Brown \ Jones, 2S2
Main street, 1Ol
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ASUseHENTS

EUBRIR's THEATER.
Ii Joseph Brooks. Proprietor and Manager.
Three Nights 0nlS-saturday Matinee,
Commencing Thursday, December z,
THE MADISON SQUARE THE ATEk CO.,
In Steele Maekaye's Great Comedy Drama
a z II L. * IF * IA
With the original New YORK Cast.
II has achieved the unprecedented run OF
over 800 nights in New York city.
SECURE YOUR SEALS.
Monday, December 6-NeM York Ctiterien
Compsag in FRkAks. sO
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Anthracite coal, at Brown & Jones
2s2 Main street. 1Ol
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Ample facilities for quick deliv
cry, at Brown & Jones, 282 Main
street. 104
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WAITED.
LOST.
Personal.

q GABAr, Agt.. has eopensd at 49g, III and
-. 4l3 shelby st.. near Beal. Highest price
paid 'or loose cotton, hides, rags old iron,
meta and al kinds Of second hand goods.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

INC A!ovator K tao Uoper EsIoora.
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NHKAP-A good young mule, dray and har-
~ ness. Apply To q, W. RUTLAND,
mSB 81 Front gtreet.
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ZOE REMr.

MAN, Jefferson, Front street stores; resi-
vi denoes on Poplar, Lnuderdale, Vance; SO
acre farm on Boulevard, GreenlaB Opera
house, newly repaired; residences and lots for
sale. u l02 W. A. MHEATLEY.
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THOUSANDS USE IT, WHY HESITATE?
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Special Notices.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 18, 1879.
Messrs. Hutchinson 4 Bro: My wife has
been great sufferer from childhood from
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ed by leading physicians, and has also tried
the popular remedies on the market, but has
found no relief until induced to try your
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Respectfully,
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For sale by DR.. J. w. QUILLIAN, Easley.
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN \
County OF P!CKENs.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Nancy y Hokc, Plaintiff, against II L lIol
comhc, IIolcombc, Z T IIp!combc and
Charles II Judson, observation-disclosures
OF FoRECLosURE AND SALE.
pI virtue of n Judgment of Foreclosure
} and Sale, made in the above stated case,
on the 24th ny Of March, 1880, by Hon.
Thomas Thomson. Presiding Judge, | will sell
10 the highest bidder. at Pickens Court Uouse
on Salesdny in December next during The
legal hours of sale, the following vaIable
Real Esinte, to wit:
All that Piece. Parcel, or Tract Of Land
situate in Pickcns County, on Georges Creek,
waters of Salude River, adjoining lands Of
John II. Bowen, Jane L. Arnold. James Nc
Adams md others, containing Five Hundred
Acres. more or less.
TERMS-One.third Of the purchase money
to he pnid in cash on day Of sale; he rcn.ain
der on ii credit Of one and two years, with in-
terrst paid annually, and bond and morrg re
Of the premises.
Purchasers to pny extra for papers and for
recording the same.
J. J. LEWIS, Ger.
nov 4, 1880
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FAIR NoTIoE.--If those who are so
far IN Arrears to The SENTINEL do
not come forward ana sottIo their ac>
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In tho hands Of an officer for collection.
We can not afford to publish paper
tor nothing, and no one should expect
it of us. So walk up and sottlo or
take tho risk ofpaying cost We mean
exactly what we say.
"A large lot Of Ladies Cloaks and
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The Voltaic Belt Company, Mar
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The largest and cheapest lot OF
Boots and Shoes, at llugood, Alex
ander & Co.'S.
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A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY
rs tERc Loss Of
! / ] I : .

&.
4 LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment
~ anl Radical cure Of Seminal Weakness,
CT SpcImat orrhocn, induced by Self Abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous
Debility, and Impcdiments to Marriagc gen
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BcO. This Lecture will prove boon TO
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Address the Publishers,
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LOCAL ITENGs.
Church DIRECTOR.

Methodist s. p. III. Elwell. second
Sabbath in each month mt 1O9 o'clock A. NJ.
. Rev. Olin L. Durant, Sd Sabbath at II A. M.
Rev. J. w. Daniel, 4th Sabbath ut 8 p. NJ.
Presbytcrian--Rev Hugh McLees, at the
Methodist Church, on 4th Sabbath at II
o'clock q. m ..'.
Baptist-Secona Church, Rev. W. .. Single
ton Pastor, 1st Sabbath and Saturday before
I'm each month at IL O. clock a. IN.
Liberty Churoh-Liberty Station-Rev w B
Singleton, Pastor-Servioes every I'd Sabbath
and Saturday before.
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Southern Calendar Clock Company.

GENTLEMEN: The clock, "FASmoN,"
bought from your agent (for cash) is all you
claim for it and all your Agent represented it
to be- am so well pleased with it that l
would not part with it for any reasonable
amount w. II. II. ARIAIL.
Easley, s. c., Nov. 2nd, 1880.
fully endorse all Mr.. ARIAm has sad in
favor of your Calendar Clock, "FAsuroN." 7
torght one in October and, could not pr(-
cure another. one hundred dollars would not
buy it. Respectfully &c.
=. .... SIMEON BASWELL,
nov, H. 1880, 8
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Tlae State OfSOUtEa Carolina
COUNTY OF pICKENs.
DY o. L. DURANr, JupGE OF PRoBATg.

BT o. L. DURANT, JUDGE OF PnoBATE.
Whereas, o. G. Folger has made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Administration
OF the Estate aud Effects Of DR.. a. NJ. Fulger,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite 0nd a,lmoni~h
oil and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said A. NJ. FoIger deceased, thai;
they be and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Fickcns &. II on
the Z7lh day of November 1880, alter publicr
ton hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, 10
shew cause. ifany they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the
llth day of November, A. d., 1880
OLIN L. DUkANT, J.P.P.C.
nov IL, 1880 8