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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-03-18
New AND ELEGANT elss ROOMS

The proprietor will cndeavor to sell the
very best OF every article in their line. and
aereby merit u liberal share of the public
patronage.
q. A. RICHARDSON.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-03-18

UNITED SrArks LAND OErics,
CARSON. NEVADA,
January T. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-03-18
ARCHIBALD HARRINGTON AND
WILLIAM kARRINGION,

'essDS INV
whose Postofiice address IL Garfield
Ermeralda County, State of Nevada. have this
day filed their application for patent for ff.
,een hundred linear feet OF the
ATHERToN MINI OR VEIN
Bearing silver and gold with surface ,croundl
six hundred feet in width, situated in ,,s,rtseld
Mining District, County of Esmcralda,. nndl
State Of Nevada, and designated by the ficldI
notes aud official plat on nlc in this Office AS,
Lot No. 81, in Township sewer north. range
tblrty-thrcc east, of Mount Dmblo Meridian,
eaid Lot No 81 being described Us follows, to
wit
Beginning at a post marked No. IT, S.
Survey No. 81. whence the west 4 corner Of
Section 81, Township north, range 81 cast,
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, bears south
49' west 553 feet; and the location monument
upon this lode bears norih 49," east 69S feet.
and the mouth OF the west tunnel bears north
" east l6G feet ;and running thence, first course
south 75aae east 6Ss feet to post marked No 2
u. >. Survey No. 81; thence, second course.
north S2i,e east S01 il0 feet to post marked
No. 3 U. 5. Survey No. 81; thence, third
course, north ~ west Gco feet. crossing cen.
ter monument in 800 feet, to post marked
No. U. 5. Survey No. 81: thence, fourth
couree, south S2iss west 6J2 AZ feet to post
marked No. l.. 5. Survey No. 81; thence,
nth course, north ,5As west sl2 feet to post
marked No. q L. ). Survey No 81; thence,
sixth course. south ~" east Gti feet cross
ing center post III 343 iect, TO post No. the
place Of beginning.
Magnetic yeriaiion 1859 cast containing
~ 6b- 100 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders office OF Garfield District in Book
A, on pages 1913 and 16i.
The adjoining eiaimants are, on the east
the Great Western lode, and on The west the
Bolton lode.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said
Atherton Nihe or Surface
Ground,
Are required to file their adYers 4caims with
the Register ofthc United StaieN a.ld Once
at Carson. in tie State CT Nevada, during the
sixty days period oT publication nerooi, or
they will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
ofthe Statute.
iaitdt c. A. w1TiIERELL. Register
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-03-18

Send to the BULLETIN office for job
ward OF svev descrivtioh.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
THAT CHRISTIAN MINIsTER.

1t WAS cur good pleasure to listen to both
the Sunday morning and evening di-cour>e-
of Or. Black ut the Christian Church. His
theme in the morning WAS paul The Phar-
see and Paul the Preacher in the evening
"The Inspiration Of the Scripture" We
are not prepared to notice either effort in
detail, but in turn FOR the pleasure afforded
one auditor at least will say that the open
ing PRAYER Of the morning was psalm-a
TIE Deum-a tribute to Heavens Ruler that
WIS plumed with the wings Of posey and as
fragrant Of burning incense as the perfume
ladened wind from th"se blussoming trees
which come so softly through the open
south windows To- kiss the brow and temple
Of him who stood and prayed; and when,
sftrrward, like the actor who would en-
body his ideal. he was graphically depicting
the sudden aud wonderful majesty of thnt
light which fell before the open gates Of
Damascus, prosir ting in blindness tb,
vengetu Saul. sash swinging upon central
pivots swayrd by the passing wind. caught
"a NhliiiEill tFftiA iF mus
n moving cloud and threw ii full across the
person ard face of the speaker for the brief
ct instant. To the lover. Of divine cuns,.-
narts and of beauty the eject was elrciriral,
though mary may have ie,.n So intent upon
the words and manner of the speaker h. L.
have lost ii. The entire discourse, however,
WIS one If ex,lt-d strait aud rounded com
oletrne>s, and W.. don't know WHEN We shall
forgive those "a b" by their lariinpss ribbed
u of that which b. said Wa l,ft unspohrn
Like the cadrn,ts Of ripping waters the
flowing rh: thu &c his smooth enanciation
held enwrspt while il pleased and lullei In
the evening be inci.hntly observed that he
never antng"nlzed snyihing Nor anybodv,
H., need not have iold Us that. The man l.
evidently morally, mentally aud spiritual,
of harmonious makeup. whose upper ru-
ture dominates all that Il physl' al--ihe SEN
suous serrnely swi,ying the sensual. While
we guess him TO be son Of the land Of
heather and the emblamaiic'd thistl.
we hardly expect that he Is eiih,.r
~ kinsman Of the great Scotch novelist. Nm.
Black, or Of the hate eminent juri>t .ger,
Black. but undoubtedly he possesses much
of the imagery Of the ono and the logic OF
the other. After wecI II excessive mental
rack and worry most resiful proved the
words Of this traneer-man-eloqueni, who
several times when at no apparent loss for
words Of his own broke forth in exquisite
bits of quoted poetry which were delivered
with all the patlSs Of professional. We
know nothing farther Of the man but that
this Prof. Black as he is called, this Chris
tian preacher, Is a lingui-t Of rare powers,
polished orator aud q finished scholar there
is no doubt, and we say to our local reader.
you will miss trest-a mental treat at least
If you fail to bear him ere he departs.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
Oh. THAT RAIN.

And the winds blew till through the black
ened air the sun disappeared and the stars
were lost in their trembling spheres mid un-
dulsiing billows of riotous clouds, and the
earth WIS strewn with fragments of flowers.
pink and white. Erstwhile night deepened
and all nature seemed in travail ms the cleo
trio spark painted the viewless pail above
with glares Of the storms hideous on
slaughi TIL in very pity The hesvens let fall
q crystal tear, then another aud another IN
til the fury Of the conflicting elements were
Rssuaged. The heart Of sensGous nature WAS
touched, dissolved, melted, awakened, and
when trusting mortal bad opened bis eyes
upon another and a new day, behold his
earth was revivihed. That conflict Of cleo
tricsl currents, th~s oft repeated crystal
drop. had set thousand thousand unseen
engines and forces 70 work. Governed fires,
secret powers, perfected pumps in untold
millions Of channels, in rootlets, in leaflets
and in Ouds, in field, orchard and grove, MI
invigorated. all inspired, all beautifed by
the potencies Of that rain, that wonderful,
spring time, April night rain.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
Do You v anfto Make M N y?

In est in town lots at b tom
prio es in the new cry of Eng.e-
wood. just started in a ction 80.
township IS. range Is west,
Clark county. Kansas. 1T WILL
iROW FAST. WHY? Because
it is ha.Idsom-l located in one
Of the richest regions in wonder
full Kansas. among an intelligent
and enterprising class Of set
tiers. 1t is on the proposed ex-
tension ofthe Kansas, Lawrence
& Southern railroad. It will be
the county seat Of Clark county.
FANCY PRICES.
Ordinary business lots. s 90 90
Corner business lots. :. 100 90
ordinary residence lots. Is 90
Corner residence lots. 80. 80 90
A discount OF 10 per cent. will
be allowed on cash purchases.
Time purch ,ses -ons third 10 ad-
vance balance in 8 months and
ore yesr, with interest. These
liberal terms will be continued
for few weeks.
BUY BEFORE THE AD-
VANCE IN PRICES. In 1873
Wichita business lots sold for
$500; now they sell for $4,000.
The history OF Topeka. Law
renee, Bmpora, and other Kan
s4s towns, is the same.
BUY AT ONCE OR YOU
WILL REGRET THE LOST OP-
PORTUNITY.e FIRST COME
FIRST SERVED. Every day
you hear some one regretting
that he did not buy lots in such
and such towns, when they could
have b en- purchased at a frac-
ton Of their present value. DE-
LAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Address M. L. Mum, P. NJ, En-
ylew God. Kansas. or n. F. Friend,
McBee q Co., Wichita Kansas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
BOokL ETS.

Gen. Hatch arrived from the north ycster-
day by the Santa Fe, and WIS seen at the
Occidental by representative of the EAGLE.
General" srid the scribe, lean You tell
me anything about the DO mers now"
"Well, can tell you this mach; the SOON
er they scatter, the better for themselves. Ii
The grand jury, now in session in Topeka,
fnd indictments against Couch and those
arrested with him, all who remain in camp
at Arkansas City will be arrested. am or
dered to the northern border the 9th prox.,
aud / want to get this business all fixed up
before go. The Ninth cavalry are Indiun
fighters, and will be kept on the border us
much as possible"
"low about cattle in tho territory, gen.
erall"
20. cattle there are lots Of them roaming
in the territory, and will be. No one, how
ever, wiki be allowed To make any improve
:bcnt looking 60 the occupancy of the land.
The permanent occupancy of the land is the
point Nobody Is foolish enough to think
We will send nren all over the territory herd
ing cattle. A man lately built board
house there, but 1 had it burned down. No
permanent improvement will be allowed to
remain, but there will be lots Of cattle pas
tured there"
A usn who was a. the Santa Fe depot on
the arrival of the east bound train last even
ing, said that Gen. Hstch's private scout
came up from Arkansas City and reported
that the boomers held meeting yesterday,
at which about two-thrd. of them declared
in favor IF going in again. 1t is unlikely,
however, that they will be so foolish.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
ORGANIZATION or A ooNGREGA-
TfoNAL CHURCH.
To the Editor Of the Eagle.
rtWN N m

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
The Rev. J. Harper, who has been labor
ing here since the beginning Of the year,
with the object in vie~"f organizing Con-
gregational church, has been doing some
good work. The south side of the town,
where no religiow service had previously
been conducted, has been visited, and
number of children, who had not before
attended any Sabbath school, are now
taught every Sabbath in the school house
A change will be made, commencing next
Sabbath, in the time Of the Sunday school
assembling together. Instead Of II O'Clock
they will meet at $50, and preaching SER
vice will be conducted between IA and II
O'Clock.
AT the service held in the Russell hall on
Sunday afternoon, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Let. Inasmuch as there does not exis, n.
present any Congregational organization in
the city of Wichits. and,
WHEREAS, IL is deemed expedient to Or
ganize another church for the purpose of
supplying the increasing demand for the re-
hgious instruction Of the people. and,
WHEREAS, There is a reasonable prospect
of pernanence, and, in the near future, of
self-support, be it, therefore,
Resolved, That il IL our conviction that a
Congregational church should be organized
forthwith.
md. Resolved, That the organization b
eff ected on May LIST.
Cd. Resolved, That a committee be ap-
pointed to examine and report on those who
desire TO unite on profession Of faith" and
also. to prepare constitution, confession o
fsith and covenant, TO be the basis Of union
4th Resolved, That committee Of tire,
be appointed to call m ecclesiastical coun
ell - assist in completing the orgAnisstior
and he public ssEviso 81 recognition.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24

Hon. Rudolph Hatfield will begin soon
an enc. geiic canvass for subscriptions for
the Wichita academy. The lite for the
building has been purchased Of Judge Sluss
and is situated on the east side of Market
street between Second and Third streets.
Some of cur most prominent citizens are
the incorporstors and the project lie worthy
Of the united support of The people. The
school will be non-seciarian and will Mff1rd
an edaeation 70 ft sny student for any bust
ness not requiring special course Of stud,
for special professions. Mr.. Hatfield will
probably give $500 in additi"n To his SER
vices and if other public spirited men will
do as well IN proportion there will be no
trouble in raising the $4,000. proposed as
the cost of the building and site. To es-
tablish the reputation Of Wichita as an cd
vocational point will be to build great H.
fuence towards advancing the material
growth and prosperity of the city. As
much rs we desire additional manufacturing
investments here it is not difficult to believe
that nm academy of learning in our mid.i
with sn established reputation will bring rs
much profit to our people as factory plant
of $4,000 as business interest, therefore
it will pay our people to found it. One
hundred students from abroad will pay at
least $4,000 yearly Tor board alone. The
moral influence and..tbe prestige of such an
institution will be very valuable.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
THE WEST

J. II. Mercer has Just returned from two
weeks trip, with back, 10 Kingman. Pratt,
Comancbe and Ford counties. with prsspec-
tors. Mr.. Mercer saw 4 900 10 600 cattle
hides that had been gathered at different sta
tons from the bodies Of those which had died
from the severity Of the winter aud want Of
forage, but SAWS settlers are crowding cattle
inen further west. Settlers in great numbers
were focLine in fro-n all qusrt,rs, and the
good pieces Of land were being appropriated
so rapidly that the best lands are nearly all
taken. Nearly all those people seemed to
be fixed TO stay. taking with them live stock,
implements and other convenience and ne
cessities FIR successful farming. Most were
pre-emptors, but some claims were being
bought up. Good claims sell for $500 to
$1,000 New towns les than year old
show astonishing growth. Greensburg is
an instancp, having, Mr.. Mercer thinks, -
population Of zoo to COO, with every class If
business represented. There is no trouble
about getting water except what it costs 10
dig we'll so 10 $50 feet. At certain depth,
according to the bay Of the surisce, there is
always sheet Of inexhAurtihle ~nter found.
The grass is blue stem and buff,lo, the lat-
ter preGaminsting in the most western por-
tons. Mr. NJ. says the immigration is rife
clear to the Colorado line
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
Attention Ladies'.

Having engaged with the Mcssrs. Robin
son Bros. 10 superintend their dressmukinc
department, am obliged to close out my
entire stock of millinery and fancy good
regardless Of cost. The following is list
of prices:
Hair goods, regular price $3.50 for $500
silk arrocine per dozen % cents.
/. Germantown, skeins for % cents.
Midnight yarn, 3 skeins for % cents.
Silk hose worth 81 for Sl.25.
Childrens' suits % per cent less than cost
School hats worth SI.75 tor Sl.l0.
Fine M'ans worth S2.75 for 50.
Fine Milans worth 50 so Tor SI.75.
Best tips worth $3.50 per bunch for S2s5
Tips worth $3.50 per bunch for Si.15.
Elegant plumes worth S6 for S3.15.
Elegant pumes worth 81 for S2.15.
Neckwear 30 per cent below cost.
Children's null bonnets worthS2. IS for 50
Children's null bonnrts worthSl.75 for 81
Chldren's null bonnets worth % cents for
30 cents.
Ladies' red NIL wool underwear worth
s.. so per suit for 81.
All Their articles equally as low in pro-
portion. Remember the place, Mrs. Sher-
mans. No. la0 Main street.
d2S2-l2l-w4-9t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
AmrmoRrAI BUILDING.
10 the Editor OF the tAsIe.

40 the Editor OF the ksKie.
The question of building a memorial hal
In thi. city by Garfield Post, No. % GranC
Army of the Republic, has been agitutet
considerably OF late. The time and occa'
sion seem propitious and | see no good
reasoE why the Efforts that are now being
put forth should not be crowned with suc.
cess. Smaller and less projections towns
than Wichits have already accomplished
tins result and are proud Of it. Already a
charter has been applied for and zine d.
rectors elected by the post. A plan has
been agreed upon for raising the necessary
funds, at least $500 of which i- expected
70 be contributed or donated to the post by
those not eligible to membership in the or
der. This is not an eStravag@nt sum 10 ask
the people to 90 dawn INTO their pockets
for in II city of 10000 inhabitants, when the
object for which it is required is kept in
view. The old soldiers, the men who have
made il possible, by risking their lives and
offering Them free sacrifice 10 the nation,
that you and mig enjoy the benefits Of II
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
THE RAdINi MINES Cab
Is on a Big High, aud Railway Traffic is In.
peded in It's Course.

All day YESTERDAY accounts came pouring
in concerning the destruction wrought by
the raging Siunescah. The approaches to
the bridge IN the W. & W. railroad across
that stream between Garden Plain and Che
ney, were washed out about Fifty feet on
either side of the bridge night before last,
:" that the passenger train from the east
that left This city at Oils p. NJ. c,uld not
,.-ers over. 1t returned L, Garden Plain,
ah,re it remsinrd all night and hacked
lflo thir city yesterday mornisg. The freight
that left here YESTERDAY morning still re-
nnins Mt kingman not being sbe to return
in cons' quence of the warhout. All the
available men on the Wichita and Western
were sent out 10 the scene of the disaster
Yesterday morning, but The extent of tn,
1ashout is such that UP 10 this time the
breach is not repaired. No mails have been
brought through from kingmsn since the
food began, but arrangements were made
last night to transfer passengers and mail
10y brni Aernss the river So that they will NJ
rire here By the passenger this morning.
Do the Fort Scott road. owing IT, the dis
nsier ut the Ninnescah bridge no train has
arrived from the wet since the day before
Yesterday. From all points sloug that tur-
bnlent stream come di>mal news of raging,
foaming, seething food and vast distraction
OF property.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
r ir-i Publication March : lssjl

william & Cnvsnd"r and Lizzie J Lavender
vii take notice that 2 X. Ell n tiu trs r
HIi ism Reed ~ l'irint.d did, nu The IL h
day of february, iess, fife his l'etitiun Ia the
Di-trici Court, Ia aud for ~rtgSrk co'ht I,
-tste Of hzuss-, sgain~: them I-gether with
John 4. Mcniiirn, >sttts Nj. Moht.len snd
,iI Ian, N. Grshsrr IN deisi.dans eet Il z
forth thst on the securd day Of August. lcc1
aid iIiiSm J Lavender au'i birEi. y Gwen
Il. r gave IA mortgage g., the ssi'i plaintiff, an
the f,li wing described ianG situated 10 he
, uuuty e Se'lg lex aud c:sIe Il ksDsas viz:
The southeast quarter OF Section humber
wentS -four ca sud the nor h-eH-t gu trt-r OF
SECTION number Thirteen tl3, all III Town
number 1Ne"is min" go, 10. G. hummer ron
IN vest of the sixth hJsP. NJ u ecu the
Isy m nj Of the sum e 81 50 90. acc"rlirg o.
me "a / in t,,s-4,5r.b 10 q Inferred To Ia said
murtgsg,. aud praying ludxmrut again esi
" - lar !. C-v' ntrr sEh LizZi- j CiSenuer
fnrSshe -am Of 81 500 70 now claimed t1 he uus
sndN-u id, With Interest ~ l.. per cent per
snnurli s,i.il Aua usi 2ud, 1880. AID i"teTN on
SO OF IN Fphiu-ry End. ISL. on $50 90 from
Aug,l-t aud ISL ~ s6J 20 irpn February ID,
loS2 o. $50 o. fn,m August end les5, IN SOD 20
from February 4. i-sS M 50 - from Augusi
std, Isss, on So o. from Pc a4ry &nd, ISL On
$50 o. from Argus s"d, 'l, = q o. So 90
from Feuruaiy Il, lss5 ~ he rata 7 twelve
per cent per snrum or ihst said premises mas
hi D. ~ the same.
NV ssfd dtfsndauts william J. lavender
snd I,Ixzi. j. lavender are hereby notified Inst
he, nu tap,,esr aud susasr said peti.ion on
or h~fhs The ninth fis OF May, lss5, or said
) ct tim wiz he tab a. MS true gsiuet Them aid
zach of lh-m. and lu tSInent r said amount
AMI deere rever h,' ring them 81 ANY right.
title or in,er..t IN aud 10 ssid lands. after the
ale there Z. will lie rendered against Them.
.pd ordering Ssit lsnd- To- b. sol'i Ia satisfy
ny s.n u d {. be in the plaintiff npon said
uote or bond and morisag-
Any Tor PI't'f.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24

1t must be great consolation to Couch
and his organ, the Beacon, that, after six
years Of booming, bluster, exhaustive edi-
toriais and threats TO annihilate the United
States army. they have been SO highly sue
cessful Ms to obtain n sort OF an over-the-
Jeff promise from Secretary Lamar that the
cattiemen would be put out Of Oklahoma.
II is a noble victory. Getting these villain
Gus cattle out of the forbidden land will be
ample satisfncti- n for the poor devils who
paid their hard earnings to PAYNE, Couch
and the rest 10 be blowed in all over the
country from Arkansas City 10 Washing
ton. So powerful and organ as the Beacon
ought to be felt in Washington, but it dom,
appear to shine very brightly in that be-
nighted city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
CHicAso, April -. IsSa.
CattIr-R.ceip:s s. s":s' ipments. :. so'; slow
ship ng grades g. ID at 81 !Se S .5: butcher
8: - "a. s'o, kers an { ed.r-. .. 5 al ia
Hogs -R-r-iith 25p: shipments. 5.,H
stronger an. active: ruu h amt mi>ed 81 3
light. 81 a.. ski :, $50 a. 20
-i--p-R-c.iits. 3 30; shipment, ! sIo
marse slow. and prices LIVER shor
81" ct 2 wuled o. : al iamb-, ~ 15A
s 20; w-s.ern sheep. 81 OCT SAX
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24

Mr.. John Gatl.ny, general rusdmaster oi
the Sunfower road spent Sunday night in
the city. In conversation with nm EAeLs
reporter he said be thought the grade of hi
line wonld be finished to anthony to-mo r
row, IN which case the track would reach
that city Saturday night. There is to be II
big blowout in that happy city on that oc
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24
NELLIE RAILEY,s nooX.


Nellie c. Bailey, whose trial in this city
rs the prin,ipal in the Clement BOthaml-,
tragedy developed the f,llies of a WONDER
fully Romantic life, writes Us that the book
will seon appear, and that she will spend a
few days la Niciita, where she was treated
so kindly, canvs>sing ior the same. Ii will
be graphically illustrated, and not only
those who heard the trial, but many who
read the EAGLES rceount Of i, will wsnt Il
copy Of the book. Tie Topeka Citizen
makes the following mote Of the book:
The pros pectus to III. gald-titl..d and only
truthful Statement Of the Nellie Bailey
Clement Bthafnicy affair, written by Miss
Mary Z. jackson, author IF 1.-The Spy of
o.awatotsi-," will probably appear in
about ten DAYS. This book will cor,tain
upwards of 400 pages. and ~iil give tie if',
and history of all parties concerned in the
tragedy so far ~ known. Clement Both
an'iey, who met such an iil-fated death, WAS
member Of the royal family of Churchills
Of England. and his record was g.od.
Nellie Bailey has passed through many
strange and romantic experience. and the
book which she will issue cannot fail to BE-
interesting and well worth reading.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-24

STATE or KANSAS.
Sc gsick e. u ty.
In she. Pn,bs,e Court In and TO- said County
In tie matter Of the late OF TuohiHs L',d'
q. ceased.
>ut Gel. hereby given thai letters OF admin
stTspon have been granted TO he under -ig"ed
osS the .rtste Of TIL. mas LHd iae OF
said county. deceased. by The b norable, the
..stsd be uih day OF Arril, A. isra. Now
all y rsons hsvi y claims asainst the sHii es.
ate, are hereby not ied TINT they must eseni
the sane 10 thu und-rsigne for ell wance
Within one yssr from the ia Of laid letters. or
they may be p ecluds from y benefit OF sncn
estate, 4 d that II sloh c aims be exhibited
W thin thIee year sftsr date OF -uch iettefs,
they shall be fore er barred
NORRIS LLOYD.
Admiral, traitor Of the sststs Of Tn mae
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