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engaged in the lumber business, and proba-
bly, did more in that line than any firm In
the State. The nominee for Congress was
named after his fathers partner.
Mr.. Lore first went to school to the dis
trict pedagogue and in 1887 attended the
Middletown Academy where he was pre-
pared for College. In 1874 he entered Dick
inson College. There he took the lead in
his studies and so well did he apply himself
that in 1852 he graduated, taking first
honors In an unusually good class of AZ
students. At once he entered the law
Office OF Judge John X. Findley, where he
remained but a short time, being called
home by the news Of his brothers death and
being obliged to take charge of his mothers
affairs. His father died in 1850. In 1858
Mr.. Lore entered the Philadelphia Confer
ence as a minister and was stationed at
Princess Anne, Maryland.
He only remained one year, aud although
pressed to remain in the Conference he felt
1t was not his calling and surrendered his
parchment at the next Conference. That
was in 1859. In that year he again took up
the study of law, this time In the Office of
the late Hon. Daniel M. Bates in this city.
He was admitted to the bar In 1861, Chief
Justice Gilpin being on tho bench. At the
same time the late Samuel M. Harrington
was admitted.
Mr.. Lore at once began the practice of
law at 702 Market street, and he has never
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moved from that place. He has been
very successful as a lawyer, having the
largest practice in the county.
He has only been a candidate for public
Office once before-in 1860, when he ran for
the Legislature against Edward Belts, now
State Senator. In that year the Republicans
swept the county and elected their entire
ticket. In 1862 he was appointed Commis-
sioner of the Draft in New Castle county by
Governor Burton. He was appointed q
Trustee of Delaware College, position he
still holds, and he was one of the incor-
porators of the Home for Friendless Chill
dren, still being one of the trustees of that
institution. In 1855-57 he was Clerk of the
House Of Representatives.
In 1869 Mr.. Lore was appointed Attorney
General by Governor salisbury and served
in that capacity until 1874. During his term
some exciting cases were tried. Among these
may be mentioned the murder of Charles
Marsh by'Goldsborough, In Sussex, in Oc-
tober 1869, the celebrated DIR. West case at
Dover, and The case of the bank burglars,
"Big Frank" and his pals at New Castle.
All these cases as well as others which came
under his attention, Mr.. Lore prosecuted
with great vigor, and he was the terror of
evil-doers. He is probably one of the most
popular men in the State, and he made no
effort TO receive the nomination for Con-
gress, which was unanimously rendered
him.
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MILITARY DAY.
A Large Number of Wilmington People
la Philadelphia.

This morning large number of VIII
mingtonians wended their way to Philadel-
phia again to witness the last of the great
parades of the Bi-Centennial celebrations.
The day is set apart for the military aud
most excellent display is expected, fully
10000 men being in line. Several States
are represented.
This morning about $50 members of the
First Regiment, headed by the First Regi-
ment Band, left at 9.15. Post No. ., &. A.
r., with their drums started at 20, and
Su nner Post and a drum corps left soon
after o'clock.
Post will be the guests of Winfield Scott
Post, No. ia, and be rendered a banquet
after the parade is over. Sumner Post will
turn out with Post No. 81 of Philadelphia,
and number of Post No. l members viii
march with Meade Post No. l.
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Dick should Don His Hat.
baltimore bay.

Pray what occasion for surprise Is there
in the fact that James G. Blaine has written
a friendly letter to "Dick" Harrington of
Delaware! Harrington is as good man as
Blaine any day. If justice had always.been
done In the District of Columbia both men
would long ago have been where they could
fraternize without exciting public remark.
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RzeISTEIgS NOTICES. NOTICES.
#lnNsa,. u=a
HlSIER'S ORDER,


w. kkGlsTER's OFFICE.
NV saaLlt Co., Del, October q. 1852. o.
NM vs. application Of Harry nj. 2anfwcll.
M ia " o Maria l.. Smith, late of Red LloI,
|ys,,i ~ iali N county. deceased, ID is ordered
5xsaiJV !,x une Register that the Administra-
.khlcr,,,nse notice OF granting OF letters
h d,is ~ upon the estate of the deceased
ZnsnsN,'V " granting thereof, by causing
& u A. nt " be posted within forty dnys
i LaSs, VI ~ such letters In six of the most
I'M M ~, " lhe county OF New Castle.
NELSON'S having demands against
Esajy H. ~. the same, or abide by AN act
ka5.. such ease made and provided
. kroI W. same TO be inserted Within Ihs
~, y, ih the DAILY GAZETTE.
Eilb'IISneh ,sn IN Wilmington, and 10 be
P.l Giye,", , three weeks, (e. o. d.
N l,YteI SYteI under the hand and seal ofofiine
k~ln WI Ulster aforesaid datWilmington
'hii,ar NV NV Castle county aforesaId' the
'N above written, S'"'"' '"e
$. q. BIGGs, Register,
NOTICE.
~ 1s1' having claims against the esta,e of
Amin Iast T., ~ present the same duly attested
E2 Orahlda"Yr, on or before October n. A.
feAte ma W the act of Assembly in auch
HARRY NJ. CANTwELL.
#'tA; Ma AZ Administrators.
~ ''ast sixth street, Whining
oct23-mwf-3w
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The GAZETTE to day presents TO It's
readers the portrait Of Charles b. Lore,
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HON. CHARLES B. LORE.
QUA NEXT CONG REssMAN AND
ffff WHAT He HAS DONE.
A SKETCH OF HIs ACTIVE LIFE.

His Course as n Public Man and Bis
Record in the state Which Has Trusted
aud Honored Him.
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EXECIITORS-
PUBLIC SALES.

Three houses Nos. 90a 9O5, 9O7, containing nine
roo,ns with All the modern improvements, hot anu
enid water gas ba tn and wafer closets and good
cellar. These bonuses are IN nrs,,rIass SrusI hsrt
Lots IL feet front and lOO fsst deep runnE ps'A
TO CARPENTER street. 1HohASJ d. boN hN,
DHAKE i co., AuctiOnccrs. ..,.
oct2l-2l-28-sI-2i
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lost AND FOUND.
FOR SALE.
E0R SALE.
Sc Desirable Dwellings.

street. ..........................S g. 900
1 4-storV brick. GIG King street, ,,,,,,,. 600
2-story brick, 503 Washington street 500
1 S-story brick, 10 Market street....... 5000
3-story brick, 9l9 Linden street...... 1000 M
2-story brick, 9O2 4 eO4 Linden street 1000 each
1 2-storv-hrick 208 Il. Wan Buren, street l CO..
2-story brick 9i6, sIs s2O s22 Elm It. 900 each
2-story brick, 405 Monroe street. -. 100
2-story brick store, N. W. cor. Tay-
lor and Locust streets. s................ 2OOO
2-story brick, s27, so, sSi, sSS, sS5 Lo-
Hsrrison street et........................ 100
2-story brick, Ii33 llA Elm street lUO each
4 2-story brick 300, 3ll. Sl3, 3l5 South
VanBnren street. llUO each
4 2-story brick, 7O6, 7Os, no, 7l2 Brown 80,
street Observation-Disclosures. 800 each
2-stOry brick, l107 w. Second street WO
2 3-story brick, 9Th and Franklin sts
now III course of erection. Also VAL
uablc truck farm on New CASTLE ave-
nue., containing II acres and good
buildings. Price ...............--.-... lOWO
The above dwellings are In good condition aud
contain from to l3 rooms each, and VIII be Sold
ON terms to suit the purchaser; Apply 70
jos. l.. CARPESTER, JR.
oct2l-lmd&' SN Washington street.
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Esq, the candidate for Congress Of the
Democratic party.

sKRToH OF MR.. LORE.
Charles Brown Lore, the nominee of the
Democrats ss the Congressional candidate,
is so well known TO the people of his native
State as to need no introduction and SO
favorably known that any word Of commen-
dation is unnecessary.
He was born at Odessa, then CaDt~elfs
Bridge, on March 10, 1881. His father was
Eldad Lore, prominent citizen Of that
place. Eldad Lore was one of the firm OF
Brown q Lore, the other member being
Charles Brown, now of Dover and then OF
Philadelphia.
The firm Of Brown i Lore was extensively
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pIlCE.-l, DANIEL MCELLWEE,
the owner Of the house situated at q, T.. Cor
and Spruce streets, In the Fourth ward OF
~ OF Wilmington, county Of New Castle,
|eia'e Of Delaware, In compliance with
Equiremenb Of the acts of the General As
" IN such ease made and provided, do
ElVe notice that shall apply In writing to
elft OIL General Sessions OF the Peace and
siyery ofthe State Of Delaware, in and for
adir county on MONDAY, the 10th day
saDer. A; d., lss2, being the next term Of
~ lOr a license for said house as an inn
n lor The sale therein OF Intoxicating
lsss quantities than one quart, 10 be
4 NE premises. aud the following re-
alliens residents OF said ward recon-
nn application, viz:
TIioh, John McGonigal,
nhN Thomas Lally,
" McGOngal, John i. Toner
#A D. LOper, Neil l,nrmiey
~ nun, Augustus Simmons,
F vIaSssnig vHIISOnigAl Edward Y. Wright,
Rsy, John McCullin,
4 g,.iiiey' Charles O'Niei,
/ Ps5l Timothy Mckinley,
G.,,1 graves, I'D. Conner,
v ISSsun' Bernard Bonner.
DANIEL McELWEF.
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a.aa.a
NOTICES.
LICENSE APPLICATfONs.
[TcF-THENRY BRADLEY,OF THE

BRADLEY, OF THE
I'M OF Wilmington, New Castle Co., Del,
4 d tbe within mentioned premises,
EbIhnee with an Act Of Assembly In such
I.,it and provided do hereby give notice
liam apply In writing TO the honorable, the
Esghe Court Of General Sessions of the
Eul jail Delivery Of the state Of Delaware,
&lkNew Castle county, on Monday, the
&aday Of said court, for license to keep
4 tavern, at the =. w. cor. OF Front and
|Tartets Ii being in the First ward Of the city
+dningtOn, Del, and to sell Intoxicating
.nh less quantities than one quart, 10 be
4 % the premises, and the following re-
.bs citizens, residents Of said ward. recon-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-25

by, when three-fourths of those who
sold or gave away a drink ran the
risk of having to pay fine of 500
and of being confined in jail: and
yet saloon doors are open at any
hour of the day or night when their
proprietors desire it. The drunk
ards and those who drink are pay
ing, through the whisky
dealers, for protecting society
against the victims OF
whisky. This is.the license system.
and while it is not as perfect as we
would like to see il, it is much bet
ter than futile attempts at prohibit
ton.
If the Journal editor has seen in
the HERALD editorial columns any
other sentiments than the above on
the liquor question, he has seen that
which was never there. The next
time he undertakes to criticise the
course of a newspaper he should
cOnfne himself to facts and the
truth, and even if his desire be to
injure a contemporary. he ought
never to descend to SANDER or libel
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that Charles Foote, Administrator
IF the Estate of Edwin r. Burdick, de-
ceased, having fled his final account IS
such Administrator, in the Probate
Court Of Juab County, in Utah Terri
tory, and his petition praying for the
said Court to allow the said account and
to release him and his suretes from fur
Their obligation and responsibility in the
matter of said estate, the said Court has
set Wednesday, the 2Sd day Of August,
AID. 1882, ct 10 O'Clock am. at the
Court room in the town Of NeDhi, in
said County. the time and place for hear
ing said petition, when and where all
parties interested may appear and show
cause, IL any they have, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
In Testimony Whereof, here
unto set my hand Afix the
SEAL seal Of said court 1t my Office
in Nephi, in said County, this
10th day Of August. AID. 1882.
VIM. a. G. BRYAN,
Clerk Of the Probate Court, Juab
County, Utah. Au11
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TIE CONTENTS Of the HERALD this
mbrning are az follows:
Let PAaE-Latsst kilograms Egyptian
News, etc.
Sd PAGE - TeIegraphic News -Mlscei-
laneous.
3D. PAGE -CarrespondeDce-The Asyl-
Um.
ara PAGE-Editorisls etc.
SRI PAeE-Registrstion Rules-Hotel
Arrivals, etc.
9Th PAeE-Telegraphie NeWs-miseei-
laDeous.
7TH PAGE-List of Letters st the PoEt-
office.
sTH PAaR-A Previous OpiniOn-Local
Items.
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STOVES


that we are exclusive Agents for and carry regularly In
stock line Of Stoves which unexceed in this orany
other Territory State in the Union. We offering
them at p ices that defy competition heavy percentage
of the population of Utah already using renowned
Monitors and Champion Monitors, both Plain and Exten
sion AsO, Charter Oaks-ROyal Charters and other
Stoves both cook and heating manufactured by the well
known firms THE Excelsior Manufacturing Co." and
William ResOr and Co." The superior construction
economy in of Fuel, Heating and Baking qualities
and the increasing demand warrant the opinion that
long hese celebrated Stoves will occupy position
VERY well conducted household in Utah.
WIN. JENNINGS,
Superintendent
%
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~BRDAILY HERALD is published
s v morning, Mondays excepted, 81
Fssi Temple Street, near First South
ssIt TaEe tJitv, by the HERALD FEIST-
% % IN IN PURLJsHIFe COMPANY. Sub
scTintion price, $40. so per annun, post
SO ;ncl1ded: parts Of year st The
60 rate, To weekly Subscribers,
col F,tiSn made by carriers. 25c' week.
ruR sEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
nnb,isbed every Wednesday and Sstur-
dsv morning, st $3.50 year; SIX
months, S1.75; postage included
TIE WEEKLY HERALDis published
evgrv Thursday morning, at ~ yesri
Six months, 81. Is, postage included
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4NsE = b
~ With = - u 1855.
sis4 winters - I'D exs'1s
"a rid By s. u s 5 etHtEis a..
many Kinds - kilIsd ont almost saIirsly
by severe cold. On The n,ornihR 81 de
ID ins - had - white 6S sSa g
hearly ID inch sAick Ii the wstsr Bhckes,
which hung u tie coldest plnce on the
premises; but, : little 70 eur surprise,
only few Of the tsnderrst buds Of our
lines were injured; the blooms and
young fruit escaped. Tohato vines and
such Ike went down. Banana fruit was
badly damaged but the stems we're not
fr6ssns p Ny Thermometer At daylight
stoodfat "a deg. Others at 30 and IL.
I propose to all the counties as Ear north
Is Marion, that at least four reports BE-
made from four difsFedt Iocslities ID tsEh
county, to the local paper, on the de-
grees Of cold in each place from Feb. list
to the middle of April
The Union prints an explanatory In
terview. with Mr. W. III. Martin, agent Of
the Florida Land Company. Mr.. Martin
said that in order to afford additional IA
cilities To new corners TO our State, Mr.
Disston offers to give any one who pur-
chases ten shares of stock in the Okee-
chobee Company, at $40 q share full
paid, stock amounting to 800, which can
never be assessed for any further amount,
land warrant for forty acres Of land in
either Orange, Sumter, Polk, fernando,
VoIusia, HiIlsborough, Manatee or Mon
roe counties to be located by the pur-
chaser wherever he may select, on the
line of the railroads, or near any Of the
innumerable lakes in the counties men,
toned. Now, when person purchases
ten shares of the Okeechobee stock for
800, be can make his selection of his 40
acre tract-giving the Florida Land Com
pany his land certificate, and obtaining
his deed-and retaining his stock in the
Okeecbobee Company for any future prof.
its. The Okeecbobee Company is drain
ing territory which viii give about g.
100000 acres, of which it will be entitled
to one:half, or 10000 acres, the balance
being owned by the State. If the Okee-
chobee Company should subdivide their
land, each owner of ten shares of its stock
will, of course, be entitled to about forty
acres of the reclaimed land, or its equiva-
lent in the profits of the company, which,
il the land is sold for what it is supposed
it viii be worth after the drainage is COM
plete, will amount to great deal more
than the forty acres he would be entitled
to. There are many intelligent and care
full thinkers who are prepared to believe
that under the able management of the
Okeechobee enterprise, the drainage will
be complete success within the year
1882.
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NOTICE.

IL PERSONS WHO HAVE ANY DEMANDS
N against the estate of John ID Branch hate Of
Leon county. deceased. herrby called upon 20
present them. without delay. 10 Tue undersigned,
Ind all creditors lratecs and per
entitled distribution in aud Ibr estate Of
ned that their cl inns and demands viii be barred
the expiration of two years fr"m The fri pHblCa
ton of this notice. uneSs exhibited the under
signed, administrator IF said estate
d. W. GWYNN Administrator
January ~, lSS2-Sw-40 A
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On this train.
Mail steamer lezxas BalahrsdEw ep1w Thmru4nE
and Sunday iOr AF@tachiruta MnG CnlnmAua
Connccfiuu nf Alhmny Gzzlw wIEA u mNmw.r ErHlmn
both says en- SouEhwemagnn RmzhE1mr /. n& mum
Aacssn. Eutauzs Mnulwumzry. Mn11&. Mzm o.
lczn<, rfc
Close rOun-rfinn - 1aeknumufIle amEly f1z11nga
rxccptcol Tor 6ruEn Cove 8rwimEM. - AnEuMln4s
H=latka. EnterD,rise, smnlan1 mn2 a. Inn1InEn %
81 Johns river
TraisE an b and A r 4 izss Junu1iua. EuiuE
Eczt, a I'D 2 ~. aud Er BrunsHsc4 e - p
n. daily. excrF1 eaad4E.
lhrOugh Iiek-ls SD. aad EiucpkECAr 49,
and Drawing- knom CIR aeruzmnutul - aururrd
a. Breu Iirkrf of5ee, Ne. - 30 So - e -
ooinIanys a-F-ok. fsst q Lazy zrEnz
Jas L TAILOR GzI "a ArmE
J. Z TFSON Mmsw Trn1EpurlaIsnaL
r . fLkA1NG. esperiH sr1..L
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Masters Sale of Real Estate.


FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
" in Chancery, rendered In the Circuit CDurt Of
the Second Judicial Circuit Of the State of Florida
In and for Leon county oh the eighteenth day OF Nav
A. ID. eighteen hundred and eighty. in certain
cause wherein Leonard c. Demilly is plaintiff and
James q. Boatwright and Mary Boat wright arc de-
PENDANTS, will sell at public QUERY, the court
house square, in the city Of Tallahassee county OF
Leon, State of Florida, on Monday, the 9th day Of
February, A ID. 1882 at the usual hours Of sale, for
cash. to the highest bidder the following described
lands, to-wit: Beginning At point six chains and
stxty-six links south Of the north line Of section
thirteen, township one, south Of range one, IVES,
and ten chains east of the west line OF said secion
thirteen, township one, south of range one, west,
running east ffeen chains and thence south thirty
three chains and thirty four links 10 place Of be
ginning, containing ffty acres; also that tract oi
land beginning at point six chains aid sixiy-six
links south Of the north line Of section thirteen.
township one, south Of range one. west and twenty
five chains east OF the line Of said section IhiF
teen, township one, south OF range ore, west.
ming east fiftecH chains. and thence south thirty
three chains aud thirt links. theRc- ~e~f AZ
teen chains. thence north fhirty-thTce and thirty
four links to the place of beginning, containing
6ly acres; also the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section thirteen the south half III
the northeast quarter OF said section thitrcI all In
township one south Of range one. west. containing
one hundred and twenty (l20l acrFs. makIPg total
of two hundred and twenty f0) acres, less
Purchaser to pay for titles.
A M05ELEY. Spe ial Master
January J. 1SSs-5w
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NOTICE.

A LII CREDITORS, LEGATEES. AND PER
IA sons entitled TO distribution Of the estate OF
Charles T. Cliaires late of the e"uBfy Of Leon, de
erased. are required 10 present th,ir claims the
undersigned, within the time prescribed ty law
this notice y i'll lie Ilead in bar OF their recovery
and all prisons indebted TO said estate will make
payment Immediately To Abe executors.
SAMUEL p. CHARLES
JOHN A. HENDERSON,
Executors. &c
January s 1SSA6nB
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Don't make the mistake Of conlounding rem
edy of merit with quack medicines. We speak
from experience when we say that Parker's Gin
ger Tonic is sterling health restorative which
will do.all that is claimed for il. We have used
il ourselves with the happiesi results for Rheu-
matism aud when worn out by overwOrk See
ADV Times
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Notice of Incorporation


&c. Johns and Halifax Railway Company.
TTNDRR AND By VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF
" the Legislature Of the State Of Florida, en-
titled % An Act to Provide General Law for the
Incorporation Of Railroads and Canals," and ap-
proved February H. 1874 notice h hereby gven. ~
required BY said act, that company bns been
formed under the name OF the ST. Johns and Hall
fax Railway Company, TO be invested With an the
rights, poWers, privileges and franchises con-
feFTed upon companies formed uBcer eaid act and
acts amendafory fhersfo for the purpose Of con-
strueting. maintaining and operating railroad for
public use In the conveyance Of peFssns and prop
erty The said railroad 20 be about forty Eve miles
in length, and TO be constructed from kollestown.
In Putnam county, on the ST. Johns river. 70 =
point on the Halifax river in VOlusia county.
New Britain, passing through or into the eOanties
OF Putnam, St Johns and VolusiA
u. }. WHITE San Mateo, Fla
SYDNEY L WALES Washington, d. G.
w. B. BARNETT. Jacksonville, Fla
December 20, lSSI-Sm
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DraEing-FOom Coaehes betse-n $500 -
Jackso1rille On fhis Eraia
Passengers from ssszznah fsr Erunsuick -
lhis train. arriving Is BrunsHIck g -
HzsscnEers lezEe Hrunsuiek Is Il e a II -
AZ savannah a. - p ~
fzssengers leaving Mae1u e. - A. ~ f6r3rI
connect AZ 9esup VIA Ehis lrzin ~ 5lnElaA
Passengers rom Floxs1a hy tha Al cuunuam
Je-up with Train striving Is M4esn GLDPM
cAily-
This train stops oaly - Js.up. n Iyusuuu. FsIE.-
ton. Callahan and JacksonxzIIe
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DaTE nESEOF
- the URdrrsgnsd. executors Of tie lasf VII and
estament aT Jsel b. Jecoai drreas ID late nf Leon
ouniy. State Of Florida viii Frrscsa their nnl 90.
cunts 20 the Hon. VIM p. Byrd. County Judge O
saId county, and apply for discharge AZ such ex
rcutors. ]. III. PERKINS.
GEO W. JEFFCOAT,
sept q ieSl-6m Exerusass