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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-02
A WICKED ADULTERATION.
Eleven per cent Of faTtrate Of Lime Discovered In
Prices Baking Powder
Analysis of Prices Baking Powder. of Chicago shows

Analysis of Prices Baking Powder of Chicago shows:
LIME" S5S
AMMONIA per cent
Habrhav York found the following in Prices
rARrRArE OF L1,iE........ II $ per cent
Adcon inferot powder containing useless substance
equaing oneeghth of weight and
OF Baking by
of the Chemists
that taking large
system.
Lime dconposed by mixing
baking therefore proportion
Baking in bread
mike M is take int the stomach.
By the application gas off,
there is left powerful by
the hair animals dssecng quick,
the flesh from the bones subjects
land Prices Powder) will
produce process quick place
the food which the baking has been
stomach Indigestion dyspepsia and serious disorders result
The of this large Baking
the use of cheap and impure materials
College Physicians Surgeons
Chicago had impure
when, having many
following testimony Royal Baking purest
n the aket
THE ROYAL ABSOLUTELY PURE.
Irecenty procured sample your
Royal baking powder of private family city
subjected many
the baking advertised strictly pure
thought you pleased
the certificate.
of upendous
'gulib people pease
all to strike an honest article
Respectfully, b. GIBSON"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-02
PACIFIC SLOPE.
CHINATOWN AT BAEERSFIEI,D
DESTROYED.
Fire on a Coiusa County Ranch
Fatal Runaway Accident
Advices from Portland.
CALIFORNIA.

tsrEcrAt DISPATCHES TO THE RncoRDvsIos.
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Tacoma, W, T., has military academy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-21

| duty, rs Executive, IL to see that the con-
stitut'on and the laws made In parsuanc,
thereof are enforced. The people mad,
both law and constitution and can amend
or alter one or both. When IL comes e
the enactment of tax law, the Democrat.
will be found, as they ever have been, toe
friends of rHs PKorLR. II it become:
necessary 10 amend the constitution ia this
regard, they will be found On the side Of
the people.
This subject has been very little discuss.
ed or thought Of in this section. Our
people have taken but little interest il
it-st any late have heard very little
said on the subject. am quite sure
however, that whatever our people do in
the matter. VIII be OF a patriotic. conserva.
tive character. They, win not, in my
judgment, resort TO public meetings for
the purpose of making a political question
out of legal one, and of getting up strife
over a matter auout which there should
be none. II any Of them feel that the
Governor or Auditor is attempting To col
lect taxes off them without legal enthor
lily, they will test the question In the
courts They will resort 10 no revolu
lonsry, anti democratic measures or
means to avoid the payment.
My advice is. that q case be made and
taken to the courts in order TO have tins
question speedily settled. We should
take away from the demagogues the pleas
ures aud qualification of kicking this ques
ton about the State as a pS'litical football
IN the coming campaign. would cheer
fully contribute To the payment OF the
costs of such procedure. Those Who are
making all The stir over this matter are
doing 80 only for personal or party success.
They don't care any more for farmers than
they do for other pc pie. II is simply an
effort To excite and array the farmers
against the Democrats because the Gov
ernor has issued the order in question.
He is n Democratic Governor, and they
seek to mislead the people on this ques-
ton, and overthrow the Democratic par
ty In this State. trust you will do all
you can TO have the matter properly un-
derstood in your section. This IA all that
il necessary, for the farmers will go right
when they understand the matter properly
If they do not already. NJ good Demo
Graf should stray away from his party on
this question. do not believe any Of
them will. have great tBith In the jus
tice aud intelligence of the people. Thty
always do right when they understand the
right. Present this question 60 them prop
erly. and have no tears of the result of
their actions Hoping that, the Preston
Democracy will be in good trim for the
great fight rapidly approaching, am with
great respect your friend,
JosRPH SPRIaG.
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NEWBURG.

Mr. II. Grimes, Of Valley, paid the me-
tropoiis protest. onal visit on Tuesday.
We regret very much to lrarn that cur
fellow townsman, j. NJ, Tawler, Esq and
his pleasant family, contemplate removing
to Maryland about the fret OF April He
is an industrious mechanic, a good citizen,
and whole soulcd Democrat.
VIM. j. McGee, E,q., died op Sunday
the Oh inst. at IL O'clock y. ~, at his res
idence near I,ondalo, aud WIS hurried On
Monday in tho family burying ground
beside the remaina OF kindred. Mr.
McGce was good cinzen. y kind parent,
faithful companion and devnut christian
His sorrowing family haV. the sympathy
Of this entire community
Jas. SbarIs, of Three Fork, has been
qnite i'll for some days.
Bonn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, boy,
the Sth INST.
Is lie generally thought in this neck of
woods That Lony Shaw's blunderbuss, set
up for the farmers Of Preston county has
blown out at the breech, annihilating ite
originator.
Rev David Rogers gave Us pleasant
call on Monday.
DR. Slml. Roderick ~is on our streets "a
fresh made NJ. ID. fromrths U1iiege o. Ply.
sicians and Surgeons, Of Baltimore.
DR.. NJ. r. Powell and wife, Of Fellows
vile, Mrs. X. w. Monroe, of KiDgwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mauick, of Keyser,
F. N. Durbin, L q Mr.. Rector and wife,
Miss ABBOTT, Mrs DIR. Kennedy, Mrs. Robt.
Williams, and Mr.. Mrs DR.. Vankirk, of
Grafton, were In attendance At the burial
Of Sire. Smoot. Z
VIM. McCIupg, E-q,M. NJ. Of b. s. o..
Il. Il shops ct Wheeling, was visiting his
family at this place 90 Sabbath.
Mrs. Smooi, wife j. X. smoot, died on
Saturday morning at 2 O'Clock, after lin %
gering illuess Of many months, which she
bore with Christian fortitude. The funeral
sermon was preached Ut the ". +. Church
at this place by the Rev. King, Of Graf
ton. Mrs. Smoot leaves husband aud
four children 70 mourn their loss which
is her gain, as che died 10 fuli hope Of an
immortal life beyond this vale OF tears
A large concourss Of friends followed her
remains TO their last resting place beside
those who have gone before, and stand
ready OF the golden gates TO welcome her
home. The family and friends have the
heartfelt sympothy Of this community.
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OBITUARY.

MASSEY -IO Valley district, on the 9Th
inst. Charles Massey. He was inferred in
Brands burial ground oil Sunday follow.
log
MOGRK.-At his residence near lrOndalc.
on the 9th inst, w. j. MCGEE. MIR.
McGce was a good citizen and Will be
missed in the community where he lived,
SMooT. At Ncwburg ON Saturday
morning last, Mrs. Susan Smoot, wife of
j. r. Smoot, after a lingering Illness of
several months. Deceased was devoted
wife, kind mother and consistent christ
ian. Her remains were uttered 10 tho
cemetery at Nowburg on Sunday at
O'Clock p. ~.
Died Of whoopipg cough, March 1, 1884,
Catharine e the very interesting little
daughter OF Jesse II. and Caroline Shsffer,
aged two years, s,ven months and four
teen days. Dear fricndp, murmur not It
was the Great Shepherds wish TO have
ibis little lamb Of yours in his f9ck above.
lie there leads It beside the still waters Of
life !, thero rests uodcr the shade Of the
tree Of life.
C,tharlue, chou wort 20 like q Grm
Of light
1htt Heaven bonigbnly caIlod the
hence:
Ere yet the world could breathe one
blight
Ger thy sweet Innocence;
And thou, that brighter homo ~ bless,
All passed, with all thy loveliness."
The fsnpral was preached az The T,xas
Church. on the Bid inst, by the II v. W.
Y. Cline, Of Aurora Text: K,ugs,
XIV-iS., after which the remains were
followed 10 their Inst resting place BY a
lTge conc,urso of people Mr and Mp.
Sh her have The sympathy Of The entire
community in their sad bereavement.
FmgsD.
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INDEPENDENCE.

Who said that spring has conner Tho
ground il recovered with snow.
There Is much talk OF building u NJ. l..
Church at this place, We hopo tho mats
ter will be pushed toward until tho work
is accomplished.
MIR. Snodley, n former merchant OF
this place, wa learn. is preparing To move
away to parts unknown TO your corros-
pOndent,
MIR. Stansber-y is our new Postmaster.
Success 10 you, Mr.. =.
" IN. Jenkins, our new merchant, ~
building q dwelling house ON the Same
lot his stOIo il ON. This is what ne like
To soc ,epterpriseing mon come in that
will build up the town and encourage
others to come.
Misses Berta and Maggie Shaflor, Of
Austin, were the guests of tho Misses
Wright Saturday aud Sunday.
Mrs. LYDIA SCOTT.
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BRANDONYILLE

Commercial travellers worry plentiful.
Frank Mckee, our entorprise!ug young
cattle merchant, drove IA fine lot of cat
tie over the mountain last week. Mr..
Mckee has had several offers tn buy cat.
tic for butchers the coming summon.
Miss Dora Hyde has returned from an
extend ed rip TO Terra Alta.
The second quar- torly netting. of tho
Brandonville Aux. of tho w. Il. NJ. So
cicty, met at Mrs. II. c. Hagaus' on last
"Wednesday afternoon.
Rev, Flanagan has taken his sister-in-
law. Mis- Tishue, who has been spend &.
ing the winter with them, homo.
Mrs. A. ID. Iiagans left last Thursday
morning to visit her daughter, Mrs. Re-
hecca sampson, at Pittsburgh, and will
be Como several weeks.
rho Distillery near this place IL ready
for operation and tho proprietor is wuit>
iug tho sanction of the Government.
JUNIOR.
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UNION. RENO DIST.

Nearly all the schools in this vicinity
haYe closed.
Rev. j. W. Bedford Is conducting a
series Of meetings "a No. %, Reno dis,
trict
Born TO Mr., and Mrs. VIM. II. Shaver,
Murch 10, y daughter.
Considerable ii * ness prevails In the
community.
u, FBnklin Shahan closed his school
at Shays on iast srlIursla9 week ard had
quite an enjoyable line Tho closoing
exercises consisted Of select reading boy
tho scholars and vocal music rendered
by J Wesley Sbahan In very able
manner. Mr.. Shalsn taught good
school rendering satisfaction 70 both
scholars and patrons.
Several Of our school teachers Of the
district had trouble this wintor.
a young lady living IN tbe vicinity of
Shay's Chapel is very angry NJ "Poca.
hontss," and will not speak 70 him. Per
baps sho is possessed Of tho same spirit
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OF His Royal High Mlghtiuoss of Richie
Co. ana hereafter we shall never use
her nSmo in vain again. You've no Ida
how sorry we are to loose her friendship.
Lee, OF Sinclair, took his sister sleigh
riding a short time ago in view of look
lng alta pieco OF property We 10 not know
whether he received tho approval of his
sister or not in procuring the property
in view.
w. ID. Showaltcr of Sinclair, was visit
ing i'm tho vicinity of No. 1. "a short time
ago aud during his stay here no was
giving instructions in ponmanship ut
Mr.. Maier's.
young man living noar No. 4, 3ost
the elbow strap which he used IN tying
his girl To his arm, somewhere between
No. 4, aud Union. Aay person finding
the above named article will please rotnrn
il to Charlie Cool or the school mann at
No. L.. PoCAHoNTAS.
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LYON.

Miss Della Brown has returned homo
from an extended visit Ia Webster.
Tho protractcd meeting at Point Pleas
ant closed last week. Four wero added
Ia the church.
Charley Massey died of typhoid foyer
last "Wednesday morning His request
was that Rev. David Rogers to preach
his funeral sermon, lie was intercd in
Brands grave yard.
Married at the residence orGeorgo Zion;
Mrs. y arc Polls and Ben Fortuey.
The literary society will roorganizo
next Tuo-day night.
A singing school will organize Mt Point
Pleasant next Monday night. GooDY.
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The delegates appointed by the differ
ent base ball clubs throughout the county
will meet at Tunuelton on Saturday and
organize County League. Judging from
present appearances, the base ball excite
Dent will reach higher point this season
than ever before IN this county.
We admire the communications sent
ne by our Braudonville correspondent. He
is a boy, out he is one of our best writer's.
He gathers the news and gives them TO US
briefly aud pointedly. He never deals in
persOnuli les. and the arrival of his letters
is always greeted with pleasure by the
editor.
Daniel F. Beatty. the piano and organ
manufacturer, has failed. Liabilities
$3.50 600 assets $3.50, 900, leaving deficit
Of 100000 Parties in this section who
have sent him money and not received an
instrument can charge II up 20 profit and
loss. He has from 100000 TO 800, 900
of money received on orders which be has
not filed.
A number Of our town boys will give
dramatic and literary entertainment In
Court House Hall on Tuesdsy evening,
April Oh. They have been preparing TO r
this entertainment several weeks past, and
knowing those who will take part 10 the
exercises TO be more than ordinary anna
teurs, we have no besitaucy in saying hat
this entertainment will be worth going TO.
We have bone hde subscription list
of six hundred besides cur exchanges, and
our list lie still growing larger. There arc
twelve hundred Democratic voters In this
county, and we ought 70 have sIbscrip-
ton list Of eight hundred inside the coun-
~. We would consider It great favor II
our friends in different parts of the coun-
" would do what they could to get more
Of the Democrats To subscribe for our
psper
"A very quiet wedding took place at
the residence Of David Morgan, nesr Al.
brghisvlIe last Thursday, the contracting
parties being Daniel Fawcett and Mrs.
Hannah Wilcox. The bride and groo=.
came to town Saturday evening, aud have
been stopping since that time at the resi-
dence Of Chas Fawceu on High street.
Dan and has bride have the best wishes OF
lHE ARGUs for long, happy and pros
porous jOu ney through life.
"A correspondent writing from Eighty
Cut says in reference 10 the closing Of the
school at thst place ,-"Our school taught
by Mr. 9. r Bower closed on The 1ah
inst Although q very bad day there was
large number Of the patrons OF the
school present The exercises during the
day insisted Of class drills. and the even.
ing was spent ia spelling interpreted
with literary exercises. Sir. Bower dc
serves much credit for the manner In
/ which he conducted our school during the
winter, Although It WAS first school be
rendered entire satisfaction, and the pat
rons would do well 70 secure bis service
next winter"
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PERSONAL.

WIN Wright spent Sunday at Independ-
ence.
VIM. G.Worley has gone TO Tucker Co.,
on business.
Hon. William G. Brown Is now able to
go about the house.
f. L, Koon returned Thursday from 4
visit to Warrington.
Miss Laura Stone of this place, is yisi,
ing Baltimore friends.
Mrs. w. II. shsffer, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting friends in town.
Julius Monroe has returned TO Oakland,
and resumed work in the telegraph of
fee.
Ei Hartley, of the firm OF Hartley Il
Wright, spent several days in town last
week.
Mrs. II. w. Monroe went TO Newburg
on Saturday TO attend the funeral of Mrs.
j. II. Smoo,.
Mrs. Geo. Rider, who has been indispos
ed for several day past, ia somewhat bet
ter at this time.
Mrs. Walter II. Bell, who has been 10
i'll health for some time past, is no better
at this writing.
Clarence Howard was called 10 New
burg on Saturday on account of the death
OF his aunt, Mrs Smoot.
Jim White attend the base ball conyen-
ton At Tunnelton on Saturday and wen,
on down to Oakland and spent Sunday.
Joe. Wesling, OF townsville, came in to
see us on Monday while in town on bust
ness. BE taught in Reno the past winter.
Washington Fairfax and Juo w. Guse-
man, of Valley were in town two or three
dogs this week, interested in the taking
OF deposltons.
We are very sorry To- learn that our
friend, w, j. Lavellc, has been unwell for
several days past. He has also had sick.
ncss in his family.
We are indebted 10 DR.. Scott, Of Terra
Alta and w. j. L,velle. of Tunnel,on,
both OF whom have been instrumental in
securing us new subscr ibers in the past
few days.
8 q. Armstrong. Of Evansville, gave US
a call on Monday. He taught a very auc-
cesstul school at Welch Mile, Portland
district, and was on his way homo when
here. He is young man OF promise, and
by the way, is a sound Democrat.
We received last week a pleasant call
from p. A. Cnnif, the popular merchant,
Of Rpwlesburg. Mr.. Con.f is a member
of the Democratic Executive Commltee OF
this county, and expected Ia go To the
State Convention, but business matters call
his attention elsewhere &C the time the
Convention meets, and consequently he
cannot sttend
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NOTICE

Tho County Court Of Preston County
viii rec, rvn scaled bids 90 u.s. uext term
commencing ApTi 1th 1881 for tho kcap-
ing OF %" poor Of said County al Us place
of genera reception for torn of two
earHcOiuiuonciug Juno 1T 1854. a bond
~ the pou,ty OF $1,000 with appr ,yod
securely viii bc required from lie cor.
tractor, conditional Tor tho faithful Dor
tormancc Oi his contract The contract.
ing party Will be required Co furnish the
iumgtos with comfortable and suitable
clothes bedding and provisions. Tho
Cour' furnishes tho 10 tuFe and BIZ acres II
lud,J bed -tcHd4. boating stowe. ana
chairs with 700 rhrrgo tu tho contractor.
Payments oqu11crly. Bidder. 81 nuld
uaulc -ur"ti"- nud write acrns, tine cny,-
Iopo, "jids for Keeping the poor" Bids
VIII ho c"sod 90 ~ o'clock IN Apiilstl.
any olaH ids. The bids Should bs Do,.
enH,l rest,
u ASH MhRrIv,
Clerk.
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10 Wulipm Shaw, Jr., Alexander
Shaw, Minerva III. Anderson and Daniel
Anderson and others
Take notice that hotv cen tho hours of
8 "a. m. and q -. m. ON tho 18th day OF
March, 1854, no the Office OF w. O. Wor-
ley Commissioner OF Lost Records, in
KnpwO. Il, Preston county, West Nir-
ginia. shall proceed To take Tie doposi-
lions of Beuimiu y. MiIor, John Miller
81. aud others to Prove the contents of
the Lost VIII aud Testament Of a lGXau>
dor shaw, deceased, which VIII and the
record thereof wore dc ,trOycd by, the
burIing OF the court house in said Pres
ton county, on the7th day of March 1869
II from any cause tho taking OF tho dopo-
sitiOnS he not commenced ON tho day n
bovc n1m3d, or IL commenced and not
concluded on that day, the taking of tho
Same Will be- continue from day 70 day
or from time To- tiuo ut tho Same place
and between tho Same hours.
WILLIAM SHAW, Son. by BonjAmin
shaw, his next friend. 2 2ie4I
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LEGAL ADS.
COMNEHNlONER,S SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF a VALUABLE TRACT o. FOREST
LAND IN PORTLAND DISTRICT.
IL \. Smith and wife,
~. In thppcorV
Low MCthepY ct. nj. !
Pursuant tn the provisions ufa lc,,rce.
rendered la thc above rRu~c, Ou tive 10Th
Il " of December lSS3. hv mo Circuit
Conrt oi Preston VuUn,N viii, un
TUESDAY, ApRiL SRA. 1854
before tho front dor ortuc court tiluy..
iu kiugwoOd, being tho first ,by 90 ,hr
Apri term OF sud Cont, proceed ~ $, %.
1t auction, The
1913 Acres
Of land. directed tn loo sall o., sail a,
Gree, This isH very valuable tract "a
timber hand, living uo,r GnurrN. ia Ou.
land District. adj duiu- vi nolan ANA
Hartman, on the south, Al tci Kelly Dn
the ", NJ, huuud, Il. bN ti.r Grab Drchtrl
road on the north, and -------- ON thr
cast.
TERMS - much cash Nm htnd will l,c
required, as VIII bo sutNciout tn NAY the
costs OF said sale. uud the charges a., ,s,ic.
and Tor thu residue, upon credit Ot six
twelve, aud eiyhtcVu months, tie pur-
chaser ~ ing interest bearing notes. with
good personal security.
II. w. MoNRoE.
Commi4~ inncr.
Bond and security has bcCn givon an
the above mentioned case "a required h\
lam.
Test: SNiIrlI CuNNE Cl,,k
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

W EST VIRGINIA, IS;
Al Rules hell in 'hc Cl,rlS's office of the
County Court of P,cston county, on tue
Ore, Monday Of March, 1884,
J .e"ph H. hawthorne, guar
dian OF SWnn G Jordan and
Arthur II. Jordan, infant child
of Marion D. Jordan, deceased
versus In Equity.
a. j. Bevans aud Nj HE Bow
Nus his wifG, and uiutsun D.
Jordan, surviv'ng husband OF
Marion - Jordan deceased.
aud Sarah G. jordan and Ar
thur IL. Jordan, children aud
heirs Ht law of said deCcdcnt.
The ohlcst of this suit Ia 60 pr, cure a
decree fur the sale 81 The lands Ia the bill
aud proceedings mentioned, for tho bene
a. Of the infant heir OF Maupn ID. Ordan,
deceased. Ahd IL appearing tina, the dc
iendants are not roalicp,s of this State,
! they are, therefore, hereby rtquoetcd 10
appear here within one month after the
| date of the first publication hereof and do
! what IA necessary To protect their interests
| herein. And ON motion 90 the plaintiffs
| by their counsel, II is ordered that the
T. rcgonR DO published IN Tux WEsr VR-
| GINA ARGUS, weekly newspaper publish
cd IN this county. A copy Test:
SMITH CRAZE, Clerk.
PATmcK J CRoGAN. Atty. for Plaintiff
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MISUNDERSTANDING

To residents Of this cOttnty-One YEAR
81 90 in advance $3.50 IL not paid for in
advances six months, 10; four months,
DO cents.
TO residents ofute cOlipty-One year,
G,l5-the Is cents extra being charged
70 prepay POSTAGE six months, 10 cents.
Shree months, 80 cents.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.


To a j. Bcvans Mollio Boyans Han
son -. Jordan Sarah G. Jordan aud Ar
thur III. Jordan:
Take notice tlptt ] emil. on the 9th daV
Of April 1881. 10 kiugwood Preston coun.
ty. Wc.t Virginia. nj tho Court Hou.o of
eaid county between thc hours Of 6 a. m.
and q y. rn. OF that day, proceed 10 take
the Deposition Of Joseph Hawthorne To
bo read as evidence on my behalf i'm "a
certain suit ia Equity pending in tho
Circuit Court in the county of Preston
Wherein you are doicud. ,ui- and / am
pbintin And ifir"ni any ,au-o tlIo TAX
ing of tho enid dcpO.ill,Us bc not com
uoncCd on tlIat day or II commenced
and not concluded Uu that day, the tax,
Ing Of the Same viii bo continued from
day To- day, or from time 10 time, MI tho
80 me place auI bctwccu the Same hours,
until Tho samo shall ho completed.
Jos. u. H.,wrHoE.E. Guardian
Ey Ibis Counsel, =. j. CRoGAN.
March lOh. 1851. 3I43t.
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ORDER of PUBLICATION

IN ~ = bLICh iON
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Circuit Court of Preston cruntv on lie
first Monday of March 1851
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