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PRESIDENTIAL ERECTION.

BY The time this paper reaches most OF onf Fea-
de.s, the great question which has as,ta'eo moro
or less ali the States in the Union, except SCUM
CIR olina. for the lat three years, viii have been
decided, 90 Gar as the people are eonee'ae' :.
giving their suffiages. All however Is o'"'' -.
uncertainty on the subject, rs 70 the 'eso'' AZ
,honsh the election took place IN mipy Oh INC
s..,a. -, IN. .th, and several others on the 'osh
;n,,an,. complete returns from none have ye. eeeh
-sc.;red. and we shall not therefore trouble our
.,d.rs with partial returns. which at best can ai
tord but very little satisfaction We can see
nethrr sense OF p.opr;eIy IN publishing the triumph
az 4 faso.,te candidate, 2. glorious, more e'o-
risus, most glorious in single township o'
Stale which So,cs by general ticket, Is The news
Of the nexi day ,msy compel US TO sng ! very a'i-
s.rent time. We must therefore, a. well as our
resacis. 5. ssit ,ilf Che election Is over, before we
csn tel Who Is elected
Gronc,A.--Tte Iegisla,ure Of this S.ate Assem-
b,ed On the 9Th inst Gov SeRIxr, scni his an.
nusl message on the sth instant. lis document
Altogether csedisable % the talents Of the Cover.
por. His Erceliency dweiis Ut considerable lens'k
on The military operations Of last summer, during
,he csrck Campaign
Nrw Jxssrr.-Thc Hon PErEs D. vRoos, was
rc-csecsca Governor OF ,hs State. on The 2th alt.
He ha. sis,cc vse understand declined The honor
srbe Han. SanrxI Psrsrtsy, has been elected
United STATES Senator. from Vcrmsni, ios six yeas
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NOTICE.

AL persons having any demands against
the Estate of Robert Cunningham. deed.
arc requested to present their accounts
properly. a,te.,ed within the emo pfescri.
bed by Iaw.-Also those inccbted 10 The
Estate will be required TO make immediate
payment or such arrangements as vii! ba
satisfactory. BY the frs, day Of January
next.
John. CUNNINGHAM.
Ex'r. Of ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
September l7-34---e
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In Equity,
KERsHAw DISTRICT.
Andrew Buwman
u Bill sat. s.'s sad 'di9iisa 3 !.
H.mp'oo Bynun
Bill ios sals aad d1isiea

Hampton Bynum
and others.
/, appearing TO my ssiisfssion ,hsi Hamq-
ton Bynnm, Gray Bynum, Eiixsbsih fsseser.
Tabitha Farmer, John Farmer. Ahoss Car
michael. Eaikabesh Hsmptoo, Thomas Hsnp
tan Robert Davis, William Dasis. John ..
Davis, Mary B. Phillips, JossPd Philips.
Vc,,inda Gasdacr and Gray B. Gardner, the
defendants ia thjs case. are abeen, ttom and
beyoud the limits Of this Ssata. y order
ed tbs, they do plead. answer Of demur 10
the said bill ofcomplaint within three usoaahs
from tho date Of this order, OF the same w''!
be taken as confessed against them, and an
order entered accordingly
! W. J. GRANT, Coum's.
Commissioner Office
Kershaw District.
October 29-37-bm ~
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Look Ahead J.! :

Dec. 3.-rhc Virginia wheeling Lottery.
Class will be drawn. Capitals, 30,oO0
10000, 1900. 1000, 1000.
SO prizes of 1000
g. IS I" 200
&c. &c. &c. G6No Lottery. 10 drawn
ballots.
Tickets 10 dollars--sharcs in proportion.
Dec. THE Grand Consolidated Lot
tery, Glass 4s will be drawn-all prizes
Capitals.
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NEW GOODS.

ISs. .. WARREN & 90,
take This method of informing the Ladies
Of Camden and its vicinity. that they have
iusr received from New York, and are
now opening in the house on Broad street
formerly occupied by Thos. Warren, snd
nearly opposite the Masonic Hall, 6ne
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-19

We are authorized TO
annarncr Janx Rrsse,I Esq. as candidate lot
Clerk &C The Coart OF Common Pleas, Of kesshaa
Dizt,iss nj The ensuing election.
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The Hon. sanrxI Psssrtss, has been elected
United States Senator fon Vermont, ios sss yeas
ton she 4sh Of March next
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JtST RECEIVED,
IN EXCELLENT ORDER.
From, N. Fork and PHILADELPHIA.
x-rULE EsGypLf or
DSuae & Mso3S3Sae,
Frcnch & English Chemicals,
Together With largo and various assert
men, Of Cappiag aad Eaemasa lasirnments
Of superior qaaiity, deserving tho attention Of
families N well 40 practitioners Of Medicine
Dec i2- IFN REYNOLDS
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Nxw Jxasrr.-Thc Hon PErEE D. vBoos, was
rc-clecsca Governor Of this State. on the ta at
fis ha. sircc vre unde,s.and declined The honor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
50 that their course will be milder and

50 that their course will be milder and
their Examinations more favorable
Many diseases are rendered untract-
able and many lives lost, by improper
management during the first twenty
four hours of an illness and before any
medical assistance is deemed neces-
,sary.
5. Nothing is more incorrect or in
judicious than the theory which ad-
vises such persons to eat and drink as
much as they can in order to strength
en- them. Weakness TO be sure. US
ualiy attends the attack of disease.
but this weakness is not exhaustion
or to be relieved by food or wine.
6. If after a fair trial Of what is a.
bove recommended, you are unsuc-
cessful in throwing off the disease,
and find that you must be sick in good
earnest, send for a physician who is
worthy Of your confidence and follow
his directions implicitly.-Boston Med.
Jour.
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MICHIGAN.

The Ley,sla ture Of Michigan convened
At Detroit on the llth inst. On the same
day Gov. Mason transmitted Message,
in which, after recaoitulatiDg the provis-
lors Of the act Of Congress for the ad.
mission Of that Territory into the Union,
he says:
The people Of Michigan hsve thus
placed before them, the conditions upon
which they will oe received into the fed.
eral Union. It is left for themselves to
determine upon the alte natives submitted,
20 them. With Constitution and State
Government, framed BY themselves, and
accepted BY Congress. they are to choose
between submitting t. an encroacbmen,
upon their compact rights, oy a system OF
partial Legislation. having for its subiec,
the aggrandizement Of the portion Of the
Union at the expense Of another, or resist
ing that encroachment at al hazards. car
rying into full effect, at the same time, al.
the rights and privileges Of a sovereign
and independent State, though excluded
from the bonds Of the Confederacy.
Our duty, 1t present, fellow Citizens, Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

the Mexican motto was . Eylem1
alton to the Sabine or dealt. tovsa
the sold,ery were sworn, nd b
the motto Of the Texan Amy y
l"Liberty or Death" I
This intelligence was preceded
the report Of Major Sterling CD
ertson, sustained by the deposit
of two witnesses to the facts deps
that two men were recently lid
and another wounded on the vs,
lof Navasota, in Robertson's coes'
about 100 miles west Of Nac~
ches, by the Indians of several az
ent tribes, (Caddoes, KuchieA Il
thers,) who had taken and canA
way several women and chlda
the families ofthe men killed.
The above intelligence, tala
connection with the history ID
bloody conflicts Of the months
March and April last, at the Ainsl
at Goliad, and at San Jacinta I'd
GENTLY indicate the character dh
approaching events, as well y D
necessity Of increasing vigilance q
the part of the U. States, to maaa
our neutral relations, and stay y
work of devastation in the dlspda
Territory, and preserve this fraie
from the horrors of savage war
To effect these important oeFea
mounted force fully equal to iaa
the principal belligerent. Is necss
ry. For this purpose, ] haze S''|
quest Of your Excellency, aEs1
ment Of mounted gunner, volmiss
if practicable, to consist OF teso@
panies, to be enrolled and rep9
this place by companies or ma oea'1
as may be most CONVENIENT, sa11
tie Rock, Arkansas. Subss'a
forage, and transportation iof d
route, will be furnished BY CspI !
p. Taylor; similar supplies'x.h 81
arms, &c. will be 'un =:
at Fort Jesup and this place: !.
companies to continue n sers'o
six months from the day tae!
their Rendezvous, to be dlsch
at any time by the United Stam
Ihave the honor to be, very '
Your most obi servE
EDMUND P. GA1NE
Major Gen. -
To his excelIency, the Gov. sN
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TEXAS.


The following extracts concerning
Texas, we copy from the Louisiana
Advertiser Of the 14th and 18th ult.
The Texan armed vessel the IT,
vlnclble left this port yesterday for
Galveston Bay: she had on board DIR.
Archer, Col. Wharton, and two or
three young gentlemen of high char
acter, who are gone to visit the coun-
try and JOIN in the campaign, if there
be any prospect of coming to hand
soon.
By the arrival of steamer Choctaw,
last evening, from Natchitoches, We
learn that 300 well equipped volun-
teers were expected there in few
days from Natchez. There was also
landed previously $50 volunteers
from different sections of the upper
country, and it is confidently affirm
ed by several gentlemen who have
arrived from the Texan frontier.
that the army of Texas, (from their
observations during the last three or
four weeks) by the arrival Of large
bodies Of volunteers on the frontiers.
will be equal in numbers if not supe-
rior to that of Mexico.
A rumor was current yesterday to
the effect that Gen. Gaines had eros
sed the Sabine and taken I'D his quar-
tiers in Natchitoches.
~
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RICH TURTLE

"Madam.'' said French st
lady patient, ''you mus. g. 80
feed on turtle soup" The =
sent to the Palais RoysIe, sle
bought, and in opening i . -
pea,ed worth twelve tho h
The lady was 60 asioe -
,houeht 10 more abost ~ -
eoe vell forthwith.
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lNIEkESTlNG FROM m.
GAINES Has CnOssrn ia,

GAINES HAS caossED M m
BY the Southern psp.,.
since our last, We have h.
e.st'ng intelligence from ~
is confidently stated tia, ~
has crossed the Sabine =
says the New Orleans Bon.sS
10th instant, .tha, be h.s
several days forwardin, ~
and military stores, presr@
sing the river, after which ~
ed directly on NacccdocS.. n
previously called out Il.
garrison at Forts Towsoo =. s |
son, with directions to ion -
short ati,ne as possible.-nd
Orleans Bee confirms hi, -. ~
and adds,-"The intent;os j:
had not tran.n;.s, I
probably owing to the rec.s. !
ton ofhostilities on the n.r )
Indians on our frontiers.nT.a'
the letter addressed bvGra'
the Gov. Qfkmle
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DIRECTIONS TO PREVENT SICKNESS.
1. So soon as you feel too unwell
to attend to your ordinary business.
lay it aside at once and dismiss all
care and anxiety about it; as rest aud
relaxation both Of body and mind.
are Of the greatest consequence.
2. Observe rigid abstinence as to
diet, by eating no food but that Of the
simplest and lightest kind; no more of
this than the appetite Graves, which
will not be much. Oou will not
starve to death during the first few
days Of an illness, though you may
Starve out the disease.
8. Avoid all kinds of spirits. wine,
ale. and even cider. Dismiss care.
but never attempt to drown it with
stimulating liquor. unless you would
increase the violence seven fold. III
is surprising that so many people
should imbibe the absurd notion that
rum. wine, &C., are necessary in all
Of complaints.
4. Take no quack medicines. OIL
any thing else. with the nature of
which you are not well acquainted
These few simple directions will be
proper in the commencement Of nine
.een twentieths Of the diseases of this
taken as they rise. and III
followed will throw off large pro-
portion Of them and mitigate the rest,
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Mexicans, to the nu.h~S
We're making rapid s,rd.a ~
them, being within 4 a..s
when our informant LEFT, /,
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An Earthquake was expenesos .
ous parts Of Ohio on the 6th Ss
shock vas so Distinct a. TO cs.se =
lou. motion nf the earth, and
windows, crockery on the ste''
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NEWSPAPER

NEWSPAPERS
Tine newspapers in the JAZZ -
and Territories, are compased It -
more than three times exceeding
Der published in Great Bnsa's |, =. -
and probably equal to the .eo:
nubl,sbed ia the whole VOID -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
BEnFossD LAND FOR SALE.

fENilE LAND on which James Austin, dec ii. re
4 sided, offered for sale. This tract Of
land containing upwards of 900 acres, sltnaed in
the South part OF Bedford, about half way between
Goose Creek and Otter rivers lies the waters of
Orrlck Creek, Is miles south of Liberty, - miles
West of New London, and miles from leesville on
Staunton River. This land lies well. and is well
watered. has about 80 200 OF cleared land,
III good condition FOR cropping considerable Dor
ton of the cleared land is good Tobacco Land and
the balance good grain land, The Improvements
consist of a frame dwelling house with SIX roons a
kitchen aud other out houses, necessary for a tan
ly.
We deem II unnecessary 10 say more III adyertis-
ing, rs It's not probable that any person will pur
chase without hlst viewing the a'id for themselves,
which they can do Al any time, by applying to
Thouas Austin, Jr. on the premises.
The land will he divided to suit pdrch ascrs, if by
50 DONG, sale can be more readily effected. Terms
VII be made accommodating
THE IEGATEES.
~ The Petersburg IntelIigencer will insert the
foregoing a week for -four weeks, aud send ac-
count to this eifice
Nov w2m
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TltADDElS DANIDS'
" Ess'EalVas a'HIsEsD.

4 Substitute for Ink, for The Steel or QuH pen.
M HEN We reflect how many thousands OF pco-
w pie obtain their living by the labor of mi
ting 1t is clear thai any invention that has
dehcy to render such Labor less tedious Will not be
considered tridms on uuimportanr. Several defccts
exist IN the common writing Ink which have been
complained OF from time Inmemoral; but which
sne" Tie invention and general use of Steel Pens,
have beenielt so much, that many Who would pre-
Ist "rIuhS win uhem, lfoll the uniformity which
they give to the text, have been compelled to aban-
don them, from the difficulty they find in ther use,
oming 10 the decomposition and want of tluidity
Ia thr common INKS he singuiarIty OF the Nr-
uie : 'uiu' Is us SfetHtSh ttdf coor agreeable and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

The age of mother earth has, according 10
DR.. Backland been much moderated. The gem
lenan stated lately before the +" British, Assoeia-
ton, at Bristol, that the world is some millions Of
years DID, aud thai the hest Hebrew scholars have
given now Interpretation To the Two first chapters
of Genesis. The Doctors statement was received,
as 1t IS said, viii, great applause. W. cannot tell
why. unless II be because, II ii be true, it will ac'
count for the mad freaks we see around Us, sIdcli
arise from no other cause than dolagc. How
old the world may be- no ono can accuse il OF
having arrived al the years OF discretion.
Bal. diner
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From tie Lonion Mercantile Journal.

From tie London .Ucrcdatiie Journal
Tie grogtng intercourse 6etaceen this CounhD
and the tnittd Sfates-Al commercial men must
Dc wei aware Ut the Increasing intercourse be-
"eoh ms country aud the United States of Anne
''ea' l he hfst houses in London are Identified in
o'''' oil exchange with leading houses in the States;
anu ''iis 'hey would not be, were il not for the
great confluence which is placed in the solidity OF
American houses. The fact is, that the States are
d''ly increasing IN their commercial importance.
ana are extending their come xon IN All nrts oi ,,,
civilized world. Free from national del t their in
>'l'utionS All b',sud ON the broadcast foundations
win great tract o! country to spread over. and IN
creased population by parties repairing there from,
all parts, and carving with them what they b,v.
learned aud acquired here, they have every means
oil increasing IN mercantile importance, and wealth
DIS It's ihsepaldble concomilant. What is il but the
growing commercial importance of tho United
states mat has caused the late great sensation and
perples'iy N o"r money market! The men who
a dozen years ago were consigned to obloouy by
the opprobiious term Of yankees" are now lift.
ing up their heads on high and are STRETCHING tbe;,
arms abroad; they are treated with respect. he
cause they are no longer to be despised /: and a.
mongst the commercial communities of the world
they are taking their place. The United States
though but in their infancy, have all the materials
OF mercantile magnitude in them. Every body sec,
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oSiAiI i. ClIEADIE, Isham r. Cheadl,

d gu - tlii. ADJ L, Isham Il. Cheade.
- Martha a. cheadle, Edward O. Almand. Eliza,
oetn W. Allnand and Ann W. Armand:
\ axe notice. that we shall, on the Both tay Of
tp'''lpet next, at the Store-iiousc of Miller
hwentt y Hudson, in the county of Prince Ed
ma'a between the hours of ten O'Clock in the morn
Cii 80 y, .he same day, take the dispositions of
III mares ' oodson and Others to be read as ev;
uen.e III s'nt IN Chancery, depending in Prince
EDWARD circuit Superior Court of Law and Che
Gerry IN which We are plaintiffs and Won are defsn
'''"s JESSE HUGHES.
October - w mr.
WV
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NOTICE..

ley virtue OF decree of Bedford October Court,
~ 1896, IN case Of Preston &c. u.s. McCabe &c.
wall be sold al public auction, the I'd day of De
eember next, at the residence of VIM Nee abe (near
the pfemises) attract of Land, in the county of Bed
fond. on the waters OF Trough Run branch. bound
ed by the Lands OF Jno. Met abe, Jane Board John
Boanl and l.. H. flcston estimated Al l2ci acres.
Also, Will be sold, al the same time aud place al
ter division, one thrd of SIX Negroes, belonging to
the estate oi a. Wh'uen dec The Land will be
sold Oh credit OF one aud two years. except the
sum OF fifteen dollars, which required to be paid
IN cash-1hc Negroes on credit oi twelve mouths
Bonds with approved security viii be required OF tht
purchase, in either case.
WM MEAD
ANTHONY RItkER
FRANCIS BOARD,
Commissioners
November 10 3w
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interesting, ably conducted aud punclud p.rloli-
cal, and extract the Commercial Report ol il m
,ellieent Correspondent.
Fren he Farmer.' Keyjster.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
No important variations III The prices Of domes-
tic produce have occurred during the past month.
Previous TO that time, the current rates OF iobar-
Co had declined 30 40 per cent. below
those of May, Jane, aud July. The lower quail
ties now command } 10 s. FER 100 lbs. the bet
ter sorts ID 10 81, and hnc Z 10 SS5, beyond
WHICH, scarcely any il sold. New priatiHgs, {,
description of tobacco which the manufacturers
apply Ia some nsc,) sell nj | to - per 100 lbs.
TIN, product OF tobacco has been greatly aud in
iuriansIy increased of late years, BY the practice
of bringing to market all sorts OF trash, which ior
merry served for manure.
The Inspections oiiobacco IN Virginia lurin. the
year ending the Is, of this month, amounted to
IS, 40 binds. and the 10 eign export To 80 900
against AZ ,120 inspected, an % 900 exported in
1885. Exclusive OF the INSPECTIONS. Il considerable
quantity is brought 10 market tooSr, and sold To
manufacturers The receipt at New Orleans, was
1894 hhds. aeains, 81, SOON 1895, and ,o63 in
1881. very large inerccase - expected IN the
Virginia aud western crops the ensuing season,
aud il consequent ovcr>tock IA all markets.
Some interesting statements ot the tobacco tra,l
Amriacc Of PhiiaIelphia, from which il appears
that in the years from l772 10 l715 the annual
export from the colonies averaged nearly 100 mil
lions OF pounds during the revolutionary war, the
average WAS little over l. millions, and the cult
vaton Oft IN Europe then commenced. Il
has since been continued more ~ less extensively
according To circumstances. France presents a
remarkable instance of increased cultivation under
the indncenent OF high prices, Ia 1878, thrrc
was grown Isl millionSot poutds--n 1919, 20 mil
ions, and in 1870, 80 millions, equal 10 y SOC
hds. of l2O0b,. each.
Tho Consumption oi tohacco IN France is nov
Vsnated by tho government at l. millions o
khogramncs or about % millions of poands-o
which, ABOUT II millions is grown in France
Tho quantity ON which duty is pail IN Grra
Britain for homc consumption, oidl sotls,) is IA
toat l6 millions of pounds, aud in Ireland, be-
tween ahl millpon,-iogcthrr producing net
rcseaue 10 the government oil E3OoO,0OO, o.
nearly Is millions of dollars
The export OF tobacco iron, the | liied States
il 1919, was rs AGO hhdS., aud it declined sradu-
ally to 5000 hhdS. in 1877. lho price having
advanced as the suppl, diminished. anew impulse
was given to the cultivation, and the export IN
creased until ii reached 10000 llhls. in 1901
Tho price agaa declined, and the export varied
from II ,0)o 10 $1,000 htls until thr interruption
oi commerce By embargo, and war; since which
il has been
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& Il y 4 Y ss Iss. AIMS
I'm FALL GOODS

( 'ikCASSlANS from lel ceus, to the finest
" quality.
tahcos from 10 cents to the finest ,n,po,r,d
Domestic Cloths, from q cents to She best n,,uut,c
turrd,
Very superior twlcd Cacos at all prices,
Gro de Nap Mrrinos various shades
Figured Mernos, superb quality
Best black Italian and6 SILKS
Richest style OF Dress llaudkerclrE
dauze, BLOND aud Partisan Wells
WIN other Goods daily looked for, all of which
snail be sold at pflces unusually low.
ROBINSON s. ELLIOTT
October -
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this now and many people hav. begun 10 feel
II. There seems To be every disposition on the
part ri our principal mercantile men to transact
business with the Americans; and they show no
lack OF disposition Ia cultivate this iniercoui
with MS with any other nation. Free almost 10
perfection from protecting duties, owing 10 their
being free from national debt which encounters
u.s. they open their ports To ali na,ions and al
nation. back again take their produce Such
country Is sure to grow ~ greatness and impor-
lance.
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j - III y II. I.eH
ATTORNEY ATItW

AS opened an Office for the location OF Land.
III the states of Arkansas and Mlssissipp lie
w'li attend with Promplness and p,nctuality to all
business put into his hands, aud will see that the first
qnauy OF lands is secured for those who may employ
HIM to select them
Helena, Arkansas, September BIN
y Letters addressed 10 him at Helena, Arkansas
will be attended to.
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT to the provisions OF d deed of
\ trust executed on The 2lSt day OF February,
1888, by Henry Hatcher OF the county Of Bedford,
to me- winch deed is OF record nthe Clerk $ Office
o' me county court 81 sa'o county, ana Tor the pnr-
pose 'herein expressed, snail onihe on day OF De
eemncf iono' proceed AT inc dwelling House OF me
'u '''''y '''''''e' 10 sen 70 'ne inquest o'aoef'
'o' ,'''s "'o"'H' '"e nN'' VT LNNn' where
On ne II S'oeS' III ,c sao county OF bedford, con-
,"'','e oe'"te' 'i'ee hundred ana MY ana Tour
''''''' ''' y "' s9''e o'c Vi 'oss, "hich 'a''a
adlo'nS me ldhdS OF JnllnS Hatcher and Thomas
II "'ne'' rs wen aS inc lands oil o'h'r persons
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