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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recordel
Sent to the Mayor, Aug. Is.

Resolved, That tho engine offered to this mum
epaIily by Flre company No. 2. be purchased; pro.
vid'd the same can be b. ught Tor not exceeding
$500, and that said enginn DO kept as re servo 6
g,.s. and shall bs uuder the charge of the Suryyv
or and be LOANED by HIM to any of the firs com
psnies of this Municipality whoss engine may DO
of a,Jn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

Resolved, That the resolution of the 10th July
for the aging Of granite block pavement bo so far
amended TO read instead Of .St. Charles street
between Girod and Ju ia streets" Gravisr street.
between Tchap''oulas aud Magasne SITS.
IOSHuA BALDWIN. Recnrder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

JOSHUA BALDWIN,, Recoder
Sent to the Mayor, July Is.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

Resolved, Thnt M,rk Cox now acting as CON-
lalssary Of tho Bli,ure uuder the Temporary ap.
pontncnt OF The Surveyor. and sanctioned by tho
committee on Streets aud Landings, he confirmed
by this council aud that hIs ala y be- fixed from the
date OF his eminent, at SIX dollars per mon h..
JOSHUA BALDWIN,, Recorder.
Snpt ~ tbo M,yor An0 IL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

RI Owed, That the Surveyor be. and he is hero
by authorized to anjadicate to the lowest bidder
after ten days notice in English and in French.
III two newspapers Of his city. that furnishing Of
all tho timber required for year from the da,o
OF adjudlca,ioa for bridses and ether municipa
works, exclusive only of the timber already can
lractsd 10 he furnished for the wharves. The wood
10 be of saved cypress of good aiity. free of sap
aud without law OF any kind. and to be delivered
days after tho Surveyor or his Deputy demands it
and IN such qnlnti y or Quantities either Of
tAese officers. may require. In etse Of nsglgsnes
non compliance, the surveyor or his deputy, to
procure tho required timber at cost and risk Of the
CONT actor.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

Resolved, That thd special committee, charged
with comforting With the Ccmmsrcis Bank, ins,re
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
N B ARNOLD.

=" r. fffenePe.
T Sanford, Esq, MrC Cullum. B MeAlpin, ESQ.,, Ii,
Nibby' IN Mob lie, Taylor, p P Rea, Esq, in Ne.
,Rleans.
S-A letter bag, to receive commune atoms for
perso"s al the boVe hotel is placed at Geo Whitnans
Office, 81 st Charles Exeh nge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

Sent to the Mayor, Sept. 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24
GOESS Mixture.

FHSi1E above IS ancvcr !nl,.:.:. remedy for that
a variety of colo, so distressing to Infants,
stances are too commonly .iven. Ii Is safe and
soothing, and instead Of prod;ciI." cnstivcncss it
usually operates aGuiiy OH tie bowels.
This remedy las now been used for several
years with that success ana appreciation, which
Quaci medicines made 10 sell. cannot command
1t Is extensively used BY tlc best physicians in
the olin'ry, nnd 10 lis" the lan:,':a@e Of many
no'hrr acls charm. 4 hi'" il al!ny, the
,,,''.' :;ri 'u:; ;lI" ci'h Ia res dor. ,,1 j";yc
!'c..i'' !. ';.0ay nu.i",S,W symptoms, W:..ci
!.!nL:n:S it'cli;.' D,ops. &c "IG"'::Mv pro-
''N@' tru':' dir "i:"nS 'c"D:'i.:,i.N uac! ,!ri
and cntIIlca.r* oi lis efficacy a. r"s;auc,ll can be-
prod;ccd from III" most respectable citizens of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale bv
KITCHEN IS ROBERTSON, ,TTamJarg
EDW WEBB. In,t,rStn T. H.
WM. IIACKI!rr. PcHdiri0n e. IT.
DIR. T.. J. MINIS. Edy.GcM {. H.
Feb 5I23S til
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TIE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
GgE' EssEeEIgs+

WlL!.s'an'i ,hc cn>ni". String Season
w at my stable 1T The Ridge, ali other
places in the District. For particulars see
Hand Bill And viii attend n. c;sI, viacc
every nin,h day afterwards during III" Sea-
son. q will h" let TO Mares ~ tie iol!own ing
prices; So the single visit, Sl2 the Season
and SO To insure mare with ioal. In
every Instance the insnraucc money will
becur.c duo as soon as the mare is known
tn be with !oal or exchanged. a company
of seven mares shall be entitled to Il de,luc-
ton of 81 on each mare by one mans he
coming Responsible for the whole. All pos
ihle care taken To prevent accidents, but I
will no, he responsible for any.
PEDIGEEE
GUY RIVERS was sired by Randolph's
Janus. his dam by Caroiinan. grand dam
by Bedford g. =. dam Ivy Dicmcdc, g. G. 9.
dam by Quicksilver, out Of Il Shark Marc.
Randolph's janus, and Carolinian were
both sired hH Sir Archv, and The o. 9, g.
''anl> ofuoti wcrr sired Ivy imported Janus.
In purify Of L!nod Guy Rivers is un>ur
passed in beauty of color ana symmetry
o! form. '" i'll compare with ,hj. hes, lnrScs
o! The day. ISAAC JONES.
Ridge Feb. 81, ia
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FILIAL DUTY.

Gricre not thy father, as long as he Hucth-Sor
Of Siracl.
Thy faiher!. Why, with locks Of snow
Arc thus his sacred temples clad!
Why droops lie DER his staff so low
With trembling limbs and visagc sad!
Care hath his brow with wrinkles scarr'd,
Ills clustering rinslets shred away,
And time with tyrant scepirc marrd
The glory Of his ma.hood's sway.
How Oft tia, pal,icd hand hath led,
Thine infant foot steps wcakwi,h fear,
How gently how'd that reverend head
Thy cl,il;lhocd's broken tail to hear;
And when those wayward feet have stray'.l
Mid youthful foIIics rashly free,
Those lips invok'd at midnight's shade
!'ilc .,ar,,on of thy God for thee.
II from his. speech should do,agc flow,
orcye. or ear be dull aud dead,
T''ou, to his second childhood show,
The love tla, smootli'd thy cradle bed.
G'ie"e not thy sire! for if his love
unbcst, or unreQuitcd be,
lie. whom thou call'st thy Sire above.
VIII bend ajudgc's frown on thee.
l.. II. S.
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"A & "A Es ID.

BE l.. JEFFTRS 4 Co. acknow!-
b ae edges renewed Obligations To their
friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore hcsto,, cd on them
and hcS l"aNc 10 aniHuEr, thai they have
now on band. and will continue TO receive,
a we'll selected assortment Of GOODS,
consisting #
irnwn and Loaf Sugar,
Green and White Cnilcc.
n. o. g. Sugar lion,c Mnlasscs,
Wine and Spirits Of tie hest selection,
Canal Flo"r-wholc aud half Bbls.
Bale Rope and Tagging,
I:un ana! Steel,
Together with all other articles in the Gro
ccry Line which they will sell. or send 10
order, HGrrunicd Gcoa at the lowest mar
kct Prices
They also continue TO transact Commits
sion business, including receiving and for
wardinS of Goods; and tender to their
friends assurance of their hes, attention to
orders in that line al business.
Hamburg, March 1888. ,f5
The Pcnllcton Messenger will uscrt the
above four times ana send their bill for
payment to IL. l.. J.
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+. SCI. .t5 E'ssi.!

Nl ! !nir"rcslJ"ch ECnLi.H, tivc years
We old. will stand al my sable. only three
miles aud n half west of Edgclic!d Court
House. the cn>nim" Spring Sca>nm, and he
lct TO mares III the following prices viz: So
the season and - to insure Il ,nurc IL he
18th foal. In all cases where mare is
put by The insurance. the money will be
considered due when il is asccrtained that
she is in fcal or transferred. All possible
care will he taken to prevent accidents hut
! will not he responsible for any. Tie
Season to commence the tenth Of March
and end the last of June.
w. III. MOSS.
Feb. %, 1883 tf4
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n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
state of South arOlina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Henry Moore and
Eleanor Moore, VIZ.
Jno. Bansacu Admir- Bill for account 0nd
OF Jno. Moore, drc'ed. Settlement.
VIM. J. Wi.htman
and wife. and another.
HEHiIE CompEa,nan,s having fled their bill in
RI the Conr, OF Equity Tor i.drcield District,
in the State aforesaid, claiming that they, and the
Defendants Ann Wigsituan. and her sister -
Hardness, i! living. are entitled 10 the estate Of
the ntestate john Moore. deceased in equal
Shares, on motion of Griffin C"mplanants .Su-
ictor. it is Ordered, that all persons Interested
in the settlement of said estate. do appear and
intcrposc any objections. which they can of ri shi
make to the distribution OF the said estate. ;s
prayed for III tie b, before the Commission"r
of the said Court. nt Edgciield Court HOUSE, on
or before the fourth M"nday in May next.
WILLIAM HARPER.
Feb. 23 1893 ac5
II is further ordered that the above be pub
lslied for three months in one or more public
GaZettes i'll this State. WIN. HARPER.
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:i'1I L Il RSE
NU l. T. 4IIN E7ER.

WJ LII Sand lie ensuing Sraom ut
w Thirty Dollars the Season, Nv cr,y
Dolla,s the sin.l. leap. aud iiiv t:uil;rs
insurance, al The plantation ui Captain
" llhhm Is. Mays. four miles below Edge
heiG Court House, OH the stage road lead
Ing To Augusta. Ample preparation for
care ana i1,cnii0n 10 mares will be made
They m,!i be pas,urcd and fed on grain, (if
rcquired,) III twenty five cents per day
Accidents, escapes. sickness. &c. "a, tho
risk of the owners, although every attention
will hr paid TO prevent them.
DESCRIPIION
NULLIFIER, Is Il beautiful Hav, hand
snncly marked with u delightful coat of
hair. which sl:cws lis superior stock Ills
appearance IS c0nimaudnc-he is of ,hc
greatest power. siIbsiauiHili> and strength.
lie will be eight wears old this sprino--is
, full l6 hands high having superior size, larpe
bones, and is us well muscellcd as any OTHER
forsc, in this or any country, and has as
, much durability.
N. B.-Any person who will make up
company of five mares, and becouc re-
sp"n>blc Tor the paymcnt will nave the
pri'ic.r OF putting them IL twenty-five dol
, lar, H., Season
hc Season will ccmr.cnc" ''rc ff.r,n,'r
, "i FEBRUARY. aud sGu ol. !t.r ,rnlil q! June.
Fifty ccn's 10 The groom in every Instance
Pe:f'rmancc cf NuN;fcr's Cots.
NUiLiI'iEn' : CO!TS arc now run
min" aS we'll as any colts III Ills cou,nrv.
On the NOrtuik ,onrSc. Sprn. term 1897,
Jarr f""lci' hy Nuliiirr, three wears ol,l,
brat The SNccr,'ahr race. Mic heats win
ming tic First aMI second l:vai. 'ri,uc min
% >cc.-l min. 20 sec. Sec Turf Reg.
July. lS3I y. .1G.
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@oetie @eeess.
From tho B'ack,cood's Magazine.
THE HUNTER,


Merrily winds the hunters horn,
And loud the ban OF dogs replying,
When before the shout of the fleet-foot morn
The shadows of night are flying.
S"ilcn the bear in the deep green wood,
And proud the stag that roans the forest,
And noble the steed with his warlike blood
That cXults when the toll is sorest.
Fair is the land Of hill and plain,
And lovely hills and misty mountains;
And the brags where eagles in tempest reign,
And giitering lakes and fountains.
These arc the joys that hunters find,
Whnlc'er the sky that's bending DER them,
When they leave thcircares on their beds behind
And earth is all fresh before them.
Day ever chascs away the night,
And wind pursues the waves ofocean,
And the stars are brothers like hunters bright,
and all is in ccaseless motion.
LiE, is chase, and so tis 10Y,
And hope tnreells tie hunters morrow;
'Tis the skill Of man and the bliss of boy
To gaop away from sorrow
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State of South GarnIiua.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EGIITi.
Mark Riley, vs.. William Riley,
Isaac Riley. William Lewis and
Rrhccca his wife. John iinvcrd
and Mary his wife. & Sary Riley.
HT appearing TO my abstraction that the
FL defendants VIM. Lewis ana Rchccca his
wife, reside in the State Of Alabama, and
the defendants John llaverd and Mary his
wife, and Sarah Riley reside in The State Of
Illinois, on motion of James J. Caldw cll ,
Solicitor. ordered that the said defendants
who are without the limits of this State, do
plead, answer or dcmur To the Complailanl's !
Bill Of ofcompIaint. within ihrcc months i'rnn,
the publication hereof. or the said Bill will
he taken pro confcsso against thcm.
j. TERRY, c. T.. f..
Corners Office, EdSclicld, Feb 81, 1883 i
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stanlly submitted to the pl ,usll. or atleast
as often as the soil promised to repay the
expense Of cultivation This system has
been abandoned; and more enlightened
system Of agricuIture,has prevailed: and the
products in consequence have been more
than doubled. The course of rotation is
indeed variable in different districts. both in
Europe and in this country, bu, it is found,
cd IN the same great principle, ,ha, differ
ent plants take up different Ingredients from
the same soil. and from different depths,
and that IL new plant will flourish in a soil
where one ofthe same kind previously cul-
tivated could NOT succeed at all. Thus in
England, in Holland and Belgium, in some
parts Of Germany and France, and i'm some
few instances in this country, regular
course of cropping, adapted to the soil, has
been adopted with the happiest Effect
This course, which varies from three to six
years, according to circumstances, embra-
ces roots. grains, and grasses and taken in
connection with thorough manurina, which
this system enables the farmer to practice,
not only improves the quantity and value
of each kind of crop but it is deepening, er-
rlching and fcrilizing the soil Manure.
and the rotation Of crops, arc then the great
means 10 which we must look to preserve
our now fertile plains from the fate which
has over taken so large n part of the East;
and they are fortunately both easy of appli-
cation and entirely within our reach.
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state of South Carolina.
ABHEVH.LE DISTRICT.
~ E){F;f',

vs.. Joseph Travis, Mortgage.
q appearing to my satisfaction tha, Joseph
a Travis, tho defendant in this case resides
beyond the limits Of this State: Ordered that he
do appear and plead. answer or tIcinur to the
bll' aforesaid, within three months from the date
OF the publication hereof, or the said bill will be
taken against him pro confcsso.
WM.C. BLACK, C.E.A.D.
Commr's Office, Feb 2S, 1888 ac5
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State Of south Carolina.
ABEEVlLLE DISTRICT.
~ EDItJTH

hIII'F ItTIT DIS KII I.
IN EQUIYI.
AARON I.olnaX q others Rillbv
EH'r. Of HUGH Alorrah deed Ex'r for
vs.. Jane Ncrrah widow advice di-
and others. rectiun sc.
HT appearing to my satisfaction that John
IL Is. Morrah and Robcr, Nlorrah two of
the defendants in this case. reside without
the limits "fthis Siaic, on motion: Ordered
that they do sevcraiIy appear. u plead, an
swer OF dcinur, TO the hill ofcompiaiu, in this
case, within three months from the date of
this publication, or the said hill Of complaint
will he taken pro conjesso as against them
respectively.
WM. G. BLACK, c. E., A. d.
Commits Office, March 1888, ac6,
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Futt>aine F1Dis Mjih P0ioices There
Is great profit in feeding gee <e. turkeys
n fowls icrcry sort, with potatoes q meal
m'xcd;- they will fatten in nearly half the
time that they will on any kind of corn, or
even meal by itself The potatoes must
he bruised fiuc, while they arc hor, and the
meal added, when the mess is given to
thcm.-1'ru"s. Of Soc. Of arts.
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State of South iaruIina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

John W Heard and Isaac r..
Heard, vs.. Il. II. Winding.
D j appearing 10 my satisfaction that Bar
"a ihcl IL Winding, otherwise called Il. III.
Winding. the defendant in the above stated
case, resides wilhunI the limits OF this starc;
therefore. on motion of BauSkcrt Com
plainant's Solicitor, ordered that the said
defendant do plead, answer or drmur to the
Complanani's Bill, within three months
from the publication hereof or sad Bll will
he taken pro conitsso against him.
J. TERRY. C. T.. F.. d.
Com'cr's Office. EdsCicld. Feb q. l,':}S i
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s1aEwksEusatESsEm
State of south arUllna.
ABBEVII.LE DISTRICT.
al

Jacob Cl'"nabcrn, 4n"'hm'm l" Assumt.
Survivor, W. T,rO NoieS-Damagcs
VEyIlE Plaintiff having this day fled his dec
FL laration ia ,!lis case in the Clerks Office
and the suid John A. Y"ul:; having no vile or
attorney. known to be in this province, upon
whom copy Of the said declaration with n
special order OF tie Court endorsed thereon, can
he served: II i therefore Oifrcd that the said
John \. Young do appear and make his defence
with year ad day. from tie filing of the said
declaration. aforesaid or final and absolute
Judgment will he forthwith 8 wen and awarded for
the said plaintiff
JAS. WARDL tW, C. C. p.
ClcrL's Otvcc, Jan. II, 1888 DAG 81
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State of South arulina.
ARBEXILLE DLSTRLCY.

IN HE IVWWON PLENS.
N. X. Butler 4 Co. vs. attachment.
John B. Murrah. HSsMmpsH.
VE>lIE Plaintiffs having this day filed their
y declaration, and the Defendant having
neither wife nor at,orrcy. known to he i'm this
State, ordered, tina; If the said Dctcndan do
not appear and make his defence within year
and day from this date. final and absolute
Judgment shall be forthwith given and awarded
fo1 the said plaintiffs in ai,arhmont
JAMES WARDLAW, C. r.
Clerks Office, Dec. 4, 1887 dag 10
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
~ EtnTTJrJtV

Patrick Duncan, VS.. Margaret
Henderson, John Riricy. Il Bin 10
tho heirs and Administrations farc.i0sc
OF William ii"dse-. Jun. and Gl,t..ocC
of Wiliiau. ti..',r~ sen;
p /! anp, arn- i"u,I sal. ia ',ol ,;at &C. tho
Ii defendants III this Csc ja,.ns L.. iu!acs
Ri hard Hodges. John ". !y'n i ilud.es.
Water or Wal. iiU.i. a.. .;,ncs :,ion, and Eliza
bct. hIs wife. Jesse " ,!iiauS and Lucy his wife
James TonSon or james Townr- aad Polly his
wife. Wiley Cutn:niIls and ETiu<v his Wife and
Sarah Hodges. heirs Of William Ii"dg. = ir and
oi William Hodges. sen. reside b'yonl the limits
Of this S,a'c: Ordered 't;; the do ,yr.a.lv a;-
pear and plead, answer OF dc.:,ur 10 the above
mentioned bill. within three mn,,l,S from the
dat" otti ubli:a:i' hereof: OF ;hr >ai.ihN II will!
Us {" them respectively. lr taken pro rOrf>so.
NM. &. Ei.tCi;. &. T.. 4. d.
Comm'r's Office. Tch. ~. -" ac >
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gsDoks and stationary

a. MlrIlS arithmetic. Geography aud Atlas
- and Grammar. and good assortment ui
School and Miscellaneous Books also Letter and
Fooisrap Paper. Ink, Guiils, States. &c. &c
Just received and for sale by
NICHOLSON & PRESLEY
April 20 TI2
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State of south I a:olina.
AEEENILiE DISTRICT.
Z

IN EQLiTY.
Patrick Duncan. vs. LliZa.icih EW to fDrc-
G!;,'; Gn,!?ns ana ,,s OILERS; heirs %{ rt"*e H~'
81 i appearing TO my sa,ista, ton that Eliza
e. bet: CulicnS widow. and HiChard Cucns
und Elijah Cullens. sons OF William Culiens, de-
ceased, defendants in this case. reside heyod the
limits Of this state: Ordered that they severuly
do appear aud plead. answer or delnnr to the
bill aforesaid. within three mon!!.s from the pub
licaton of this order. the raid bill will II, TO
them respectively. bc taken ProronttsSo
WM. &. BLACK, L, t.. Il D.
Commr's Office March s, ISIS ac6
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NGIISE.

e Ill. persons indebted TO the estate Of Samuel
IA Caldwell Esq. late oi.\bbcvilIc District ,lcc.
are requested To max" payment immediately, and
these having demands 10 present them duly 1T
tested within the time prescribed by law TO either
of the subscribers.
JOHN CDTHRAN, }
J. l.. PEARSON }idmrs
4. G. CALDWELL. \
August 2. 1897 ties
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State Of s;o,iih .aigiina
hBBEVILLI.. DISTRICT.

IN re IiI'i.
Patrick Duncan, vs.. Augustine !
Arnold. Rcuhin Robertson, Bill to
Rachel Eisham, ami tn" heirs .fonciosc
=. Delphi.
n Il appearing 10 my satisfaction that William
IL Lyon and Nir.iuia : his wife. I,,dgc B.
DELPHI VIM. =. Delphi. Robert J. Dci;,h. Mary
+. Delphi. Mmt!'a g. bcipu 4 I.o,,-;a T.. DELPHI,
heirs of Robert l.. hcpl. some Of the d,r,s-
dan's in this case reside beyond the Limits of this
State: Ordered il.at they do s,vcray appear
and plead answer nr d,mur to the fiil aforesaid
Within three momts from the date of the publ
cation hereof, the said bill wiil, us to them re-
spcctivcly, he taken pro coHfSso.
WIN. &. BLACK, c. T.. 4. D..
Comn'r's Office, Feb ~. 1888 ac5
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State of South Carolina.
AEBENiLLE DISTRICT.

Patrick Duncan, vs.. John ! RH 10 (orrclose
Wilson 4 Margaret " i!son, .MoHgaec
! L appearing to my satisfaction ,ha, John VIII
son. (son o! Charles one Of The defendants
IN tins ease. resides hcyoni the limits oithi, S.tc
Ordered that he do appear and plead. answer "r
dcrnur TO the above named bill. within three
months from the date of the pubca,ion here of.
or tine sad bin ill., as to him be take, sro cop
ifcsso. VINO BLACK, {. T.. D.
Commr's Office, Feb. 26 1888 nc5
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Indian Hpanacea.

HUST Received fresh supply of INDIAN
% PANACEA at tho Edgefied Medicine Store
EdsefeId c. ii April 3, 1888 or
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~ TEGE.

a Ii. Persons Indicated! 10 the late Chr,
"a iinn brcilllaupt, deceased, are rcq:.~st-
ed 10 make Immediate payment. And il
persons having demands agaills, the est: ,e
Of SAT-! deceased arc requested to press nj.
them duly a:.cstcd.
JOHN KAUSkE EFT, E.ror
Ftb. 25. g.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-12-07

Death Of an Indian Chief White Path,
a distinguished chief of the Cherokee tribe,
died near Hopkinsville Ky. a few days
since. aged rs years. He was in company
with the first detachment of emigratng
Cherokees, who passed through here week
or two ago The Hopkinsville Gazette
says of his burial
He was a distinguished chief Of their
tibe,-had been great warrior, and for
many years member Of the Cherokee
Council. He was inferred near the Nash,
vile road and a monument of wood, painted
to resemble marble. erected to his memory
on which is inscribed his name, and the sta
ton he occupied among his people. A tall
pole with flag Of white linen attached to
it, was planted at the head of his, grave
This honor. we are told, has been mmemo
rally paid to their departed chiefs White
Path will no more mingle in the councils
of his nation, or hear the battle.
The warriors cold and lowly laid,
His foemen's dread, his peoples aid"