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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16
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Montgomery county, Alahaiha.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW

4 ssFY ORLEANS.
VNyfE proprietor If this establishment has the plea
IL azure 81 announcing 10 his friends and the public
in genea he will be III readne-sby the first day Of
May " receive visters lie will also state for the be-
ne6t ofthose at distance, that there have been large
improvements made, and bthers now going on and IN
rapid progress for compe,ion which will enable the
subscriber to accommodate much larger number thnn
heretUfove and Mt tile same time much better.
Famili. can ba accommodated nth good rooms. or
to,c who prefer can have large cabins detached from
the main Building.
Il ID deemed unnecessary to say anything in particn
lar Of the character OF these waters O is generally
believed that they not inferior ~ in the south
ern Stntas. All the amusemeMs that are general'Y
found At Watering Places will be found at this. J e
best music tina, this part Of tn counry affords, .
bees engaged, and will be in constnt attendance at
Springs during the whole scason.
he subscribe, will avail mself0f this opportunity
returning his unteigned thanks for the very liberal
support given hin, last and hopes by the eyer.
tions that have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations. 10 merit liberal patronage the
p,esent season, JNO CRAM.
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EECOMMENDATORY FACTS:

is facThe only proprietor aud manufacturer of the
Sarsapariu blood pills regular physician well apol
ecary alteed y the celebrated physicians the United
States.
Doctors Ply sick Chapman, Jackson Gibson Devices Hare
James, lIorncr Coye, &c.
tits hcTha the SarsapariIla blood pills employed
in the prartice of many and very strongly
mended by many hrou the States. Sce directions
accompanying each box of plls)
1t is iact-They composed entirely of vegetables
and they warranted contain curry animal
parations. -N. ~
Iii act-Thny may he taken by the delicate, and Mt
aages without restraint OF occupation business; without
fear taking cold; without change of diet restraint from
temperate eating. --.< ST.
II afAc,rhey will not by their operation which may
be mild uclye according 10 the quantity TAKEN weaken
the much of tho medicines gene.
ally do.
= il f,ct-That they re the most efTcctual F-zs
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NlPURlTY ofthe blood is well known 10 he ofthe great
Gu 'ses Of disease SAKsAPAkti.LA y wei known to be
inc mos. oithe blood and OF the human
system IN existence II is te principal remedial agent in all
ranaceas ca'ho'eons AID other preparations II is useless
therefore comment on IT'S vts ey are known TO evey
one as every newspaper TILED with prep
ars,,oIs OF sai sapar'la extracts syrups, &c. =.
" has discofeieu process known only 70 nimoli,
Wherehy MS Seinoiped VIII! "ts known emedai aseha
without destroying the virtues o,he sarsapaa ana iofn
Sarsapariaa or Blood Phls With the sarsaparias COM
AMI almost cafr'es OF the gross aud morbid
hume,s from the blood by the sarsapar'n These
pills do not purgesO voenty US aost pills do which pros
ate apd reduce the system rendering more ate TO dis
ease wrsken,ng the system AMI making dl.esse 10 take
and killing or destroying in short
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

ME ADDRESS q The Loui-ann Native Anlereas
B Associaontothe citizcns of l.0uisann and Inn
inhabitants of tte United published and nt
sale by 4 ~: DAVID FELT T. Co,
!. Jig 70 s. .;=tss4s.' 2fChAr.Ies Il
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III ARRISON's specific OINTMENT
TIC great celebrity of this unrivaIled Com.

ARRlSON'S SPEEIFljs INTMENT--
= TIE great celebrity nf this unrvalled Csnn-
position, especially in the Northern States, lecv I.
the proprietor but tile need to say any thing II
its favor for il has been generally conceded TO H.
that it is beyond all comparison the b ST remedy
for external complaints that has ever been disco.
vered. Indeed the speed and certainty of its ope-
rali ms have the appearances of miracles as Wcers
unds, corns, fever sores, cfiidblans, white swell
Ings. bles. piles, spider AID snake bites &c. i'nms
diaiely yield to its apparently superhum n intin-
encn Thus if properly applied il will remove IN
in peteratc corn, or break and heal bic IN tive
days, will allay aud perfectly cura an ulcer in Two
weeks; and the most desperate cases of white
So cling that be imagined. have b.cn destroyed
by it in less than two months II The bites of Poi
sonous reptiles its efficacy is truly surprising an
in the bite IF rahid dog, for if applied in
time, its pe.Yer- of attraction so wonderful that
ley will at once arrest the poison, and thus pre-
vent it ON pcrvading The system. II is likewise
greatly superior To any ln1dicine heretofore disco
vercd Tor the c!iated backs and nbs ofhorses. for
letters, risg worms chopped lips. und in short for
every external bodily evil that may fall 10 The lot
of man or boast.
The propr tor has received at least thousand
certificates and 9th documents, i'll fav OF lis
" ,ccfc Ointnent,'' upwards of Il kuadrod OF
which were written by respectable members OF the
Medical Faculty, ali breathing the same eulogy
and satisfaction. 49,
Fro AIRED at l29 Liberty street, New York, end
for sale at G5 Puydras slrcet, Sew Orleans.
. n,ar26 If &. ~ e7-
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'HNLsTERY 4 PAPER HAN,

UPHOLSTERY &PAPER HANGt&t- S24IidI9
Henry Siehreeht, ttHrHsrIy J. c. WanS f.. 4 =
WON'T NEST respectfully infsem his ften l. -4
the Pnhtic.in general, thu, lnias md is con ss4
" feeaiyng general assortment al upholstery
and paper hanging. TsG isl!owing compress
part OF his STOCK which he offers for safe at who'll,
sale. or retail In The ltcs. aecolmoda tiua teims,
viz
French retytt aad satin paper, latest style do
hall common and common, Pnaaeip glazed
md nngazed d., do, French landscapes, fire
hoards, hlrRas, &c. dn velvet and wcrsted Dis d.,
N oteanzo dn collars. silk fringe and gallenns nfa!I
Qualities, patterns and prices, worsted tringrs as
,snrted pattern. plain aud eotored Swiss muslin,
'Naiest style plain and colouaed, cntlon dyapers
1nlusl'ns plain and twiled, as-nrtcd scn!ors, new
style OF needle work 10, suia cushions, fnois,orl
covers &c new Style of bell Ir,liaIs, r.is'd figures
aha plaih' eitt window orna lnents Y pst,erns
ala sizes. ght eagles batal and spears, h.a1heis,
&c, glass knobs. casters, hair cInIf, figured and
| plan, sI6frs assortment of tnys 4 + chlirrn:
large silk cord akS edsse cord aud las.
| sells, general assartment IT uphsste7d AID pipr
i hahgngs, censtanrlyon hand and f,n sale the
laWsst pnces at Nos A Royal aud "a Cnstr.n
i House sfs. ss1a---
B-P.rsohs in tho city or ftom TIC country,
are respectfully invited ~ aall AMI Examine tnr
/ them selves Carpets and curi,ins made in me
a,ests mrdcrn style, rooms prepared al the sgoEt-
| est notice. and all kinds oi npholdeeery WORK
.dane with aeatsess and despatch. acta s
YvACON, I.Ali3 and I'OaiN- 81 hIas Ilnclnnati
J! II cu1ed Sides and Shoulders 49,
2ttU keys first quality Lard rs 5sss
- lou brls Mess Pork, iot sale lsy 1854
---aal So SrETStlS 4 AVERY Bat;ravi.r. :,
/ nun AHA BIC, aud hqhurce and l,lanna-4 cases
I'M 6ie Turkey gum arabie, do tqaofice peass and
lake rn.ntila, allL for sale by -
1 8 JARVIS s. ANDREWS.
! alb corner Common l. Tchonp,odias Ala
i IliLtIAKi7 BAl.LsN t1iEI k9,--Inslr,. eve :,
Id spleuiid article Of Billiard Balls and Cheeks.
Il y $500. hush n ALt.f.N,
april. Exennge Hotel, rnr $. charles 81 oniMo i y
Il i ttSINfEh'S lNK-Jittt received if,la bar,i,,
Il Chaniicseef large inynce of johnson and i. u
& ram y mas book aud job ink. and Sr sale by -
asa - A To,SaR 4a Gimp a.
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SADDLERY WARE.-l'he subscribers, m,
~ -Tactufers aud Wholesale dealers in ssdd'ery
goods arc NOV receiving by late arrivals from the
nArth, IN addi,icn 10 their iormer stock, uese0-
s,ye assortment OF articles in ,her iinr, aHong
which are Inc following, viz:
LAdic. AID misses plain and quilted suddlrs,
Lrntlemcn's 10 spanish GO g
ao do Mexrun do
IA, do Creole do 2
uu do Amer. do
: i, do English do : 5
Y ouilfs do Spanish a." <
@ ID, ssf, do Creole do :
Amer and Eng. hrde> ana bride mountlngs, 4
do d. maliiusales, =
Plated. brass, ana j.panned coach harness, :.
do do dn gig ana snlk eodo :
Do do do Bstouthe do j."
Dray, cart and wagon. do
Saddle bags, double ands;ngle; va'ices; medical
saddle bugs, Brussels carpet bags; pest IRON frame
leather foo truDks brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and vann1s styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sulkey, iwlg aud planters
crop whips: waul, worsied, cotton and leather
girhs and sussidales; stirfup feathers: trunk
elraps aad woir,ei rein web; chain and hopk
tL,,nes: biad 6sidlss and lines: Scotch collars,
and hsrss sud nlnls collars .ut all qnsliies; mo.
roccp. buck, hear. speep and hni!alp skins; plated
brass and steel bride bits Of every description,
slated hra.s snd steel spufs Vt every description;
plated, BIAS and sleel supups OF every 1esefips
Ton ~ r. as 5r ,FfiQ.s t}i $50 sss
Together with q complete assiitment nt every
rA,icls Ia ,i,uIt tine Of nasiness--al 81 which they
Ufnr fuE sslr gu heconapit'.ating ltrMs. *
my. -s-ul also cuntinuelo receive through the
voa Nv PACK cts From yrw itta .-ati supps. ,y,
,kaep ,IGir s,uck an,ple and complete.
">>F K6UES, DAVIDSON & co,
"a S4S Is Canal ST.
y =. , .I .
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+N1 ARRIAGE PHYSIOLOGICALLY DISCUS
iva SED. Translated from the French of Jean Du-
bois, N. ID. by William Greenfield. '.
Part LIST. On the necessity Of Marriage +
Part Cd. Instructions in courtng, with a cure for
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J tsCt-Thatihey ra the most efIcGtual
PURIFIERS OF TIE BLOOD,
ss. ~ AND -.
~ ENOVATOR OF THE SYSTEM

q II. Ever ulscOtsrtds
hEf? constitutional discusses, proIucel by mercury,
The minerals, or the consequence Of syphs ucs veieria
&c&c % 49, =
Its faetIat never IN sngle instance asv they been
knowue he used that they did produce good effects
curing thousands many of whom before conrdered nan
fntc. r t,7--sa- ~ ~ ~ a. 55st4 2.l-l. -
vi tho Compound syrup all sufficient
any ofthe above diseases. ~ Il Il
tits uct-Shoud be observed TINT the only place they
shtsned genuine in NJ Orleans. sut Cuslosnsss .-st.
barrif = - 49,. 81 icJ- No.96.
BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!M
1st The Wit, pr,neipe Uf is contained IN the blood.
g. Blood makes blood. ' Fl r. -
81. Every thing in the bod is derived from blood.
Ath. All constitutions radically the same.
9Th. diseases from mpurity of the blood oru 9th
words, from acrimonious iumors lodged IN the body
Chs AL these hinurs carried ui the blood purified
aud mad. lsa,tul by the sasapara that assinaes with
the blood. u II 800
7th Vegetable parga,ives alone blood
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Wishing tica,sss semi d ii pa
'and wrng, eni IA qtaiiiiv n fc,4 ls
aptice; they sl c esac,iS 81 theih
st.ls such as has lieretptr re- sssen sutisiac
'oei Inc most respst9te eolaraSsia M his
rIty. s'eptleusen dssroas Of Having Nisi.is
,ess Cards finished n the best ,anli.r i iii j veil IL
s.. Feb. l, 1889 = s54S- z sa & y = 81,
blank notes. neatly executed, and si.,s lars,
Printed At cue hours n0issa. s. s 3
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Office at the Maasiin House, Mob To-
ml7 o 'BOSTWICk, Agent, Mobile.
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JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-18

tiny bivaIve calyx-nay. even a shadow,
is followed by The spell of The inventor.
and remains perfect and permanent long
after it has been given back to the snn-
beam which produced it-iu short, the
picture is .ended as soon as begun
II appears that Sir Humphrey Davy
made some unsuccessful attempts to bring
about this great result. but fortune did not
smile upon bis undertaking. and he aban-
doned it. BY laying the nitrate of silver
on paper, he succeeded. by means of The
camera obscura and the solar rays, in
obtaining perfect impressions of any object
but on exposure 10 the light they faded,
aud after while totally disappeared.
The French call this instrument by the
name of its inventor, the Dagucroscope.
1t is also called, in poetical language, the
PencH of Nature. Mr.. Talbot calls the
process the art O. Photegenic Draining
But, whatever it may be called, it is GER
tainly one ofthe most wonderful inventions
of the age. Henceforward, travellers who
have never taken lessons in drawing may
bring home The most finished and accurate
sketches. They may even multiply them
on the spot to an indefinite extent. Hence
forward, every man may be his OWL
draughtsman.-BoSton Mercantile Jour.
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here cultivated, but they are far more
numerous, and l have found the grain
very plump, handsome, heavy and white,
making excellent flour, and homony al
most equal to flint corn. | am much
pleased with, it and shall continue its cul-
livalion in my small way.
Having thus given you my opinion OF
the Baden Corn, allow ME to add word
or two touching the subject of farming
generally. We possess soil which is not
appreciated, but in which The culture Of
corn or any thug else cannot he profta-
bic under the system, or rather want of
system, now pursued The maxim can
not be doubled that manure is the hasis
of all good husbandry." To take every
| thing from the earth aud return nothing
to it, is folly in the extreme; for how can
we expec, vegetable any more than ami
NAL life 10 flourish without suslenance!
Our new grounds are exhausted OF their
decaying vegetable matter, the natural
food of plants, in at most two or three
years, and we must supply its place if
we expect to reap return for our labor,
aud return am confident We may ex-
pect we do. Let our farmers then care
fully preserve auinal manure and indus
triousIy manufacture and apply compos's
from materials furnished by the hand Of
nature in every field and branch and bye
way, with lime and gypsum, which have
done wonders at the north; let them cult
vate green crops frye or cowpeas if clover
do not succeed) TO plough in, 10 minister
susrenance to the plants which in turn
furnish food to them aud their stock-let
their ambition be not 10 work large ex-
tent of unproftable earth, but to improve
what they cultivate; let them introduce new
articles of culture, holding fast TO those
which are best; let them not task a measre
soil with nterminable drafts for the sup
port of one species Of plants, but by ju-
dcious rotation yearly increase the value Of
their patrimony. in stead of lmpovershing
and destroying it; and my word for it the
poorest sands may be made profitable, and
the ''piney woods" of Georgia become as
celebrated as thew are f'r the pure water
and balmy atmosphere which now distins-
ui.h them.
A PINEY WOODS FARMER.
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The above is all corrcc:. and true.
w. R. JOHNSON.

Pcdigrcc.-NuLLlrIER was got by the cele-
brated running horse, Old American Eclipse,
SON OF the celebrated American running horse,
Old Durock. .lioxana, his dam. wasby the import.
ed morse, Sir Harry. The best son OF Sir Peter Tea
zle. grand dam by the imported horse, ,Saltrum-
g. grand dam by Col. Sy,nes' celebrated A.
merican horse, Old Wild Air; g. g. grand dam
by Driver; 6. g 6. grand dam by the imported
horse, Fallow; G. G. 6. G, grand dam by the i'm
ported horse, Vamper- certified copy, from
Virgiuin, signed by Benjamin Jones. Robert B.
Corban. and Francis P. Corban. For his own
and his colts performances OF the turf, reference
can be had 10 the American Turf Reg. & Sport.
ing Magazine. He is a very sure foal getter,
and his colts are large and have splendid up.
pearance. and are now running with great sue
cess, both on the Northern and Southern Conr-
ses. ARCHIBALD ARNOLD.
P. S.-NULLnIER will be in my possession
and care till the end of the present year A. 4.
Deadfall Abbeville, s. Feb ]. 1879 d6
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@4oetfe Geeess.
From the Columbus Sentinel.

From the Columbus Sentinel.
Brigh, DAYS Of my youth,
| think ofyou still,
When in boyhood's glad time,
roamcd DER each hill;
Or chased the fleet Buck,
AS he swiftly ran;
Or cross'd the Lright waters
Ofmy own native Dan.
Icherish the fond hope,
That yet I may see
The friends of my youth,
Who have loved lhee like me;
That again l may wander
From the dull haunts of man,
Alone on the banks
Ofmy own native Dan.
1left thee in peace. -
In the spring ride of life;
I have seen nothing since
But sorrow and strife
Oh! soon come the day,
When again l shall stand
On the beautiful banks
Ofmy own native Dan.
I'll hail thee with joy,
And leave thee no more;
And live as | did,
When / Fnew thee before
And when rigid death,
My life shall command,
I'll sleep on the banks
Ofmy own native Dan.
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Uniform of the Brigade Pay
master of Cavalry.

nj, h,re cI,b double breasted. two
CoAr-Dark p'ne cioui' couule piea..eu' WI
rows Gl ou.onS =. equa, ahaS anar, n, the ,nn
row, ne J roTs ho1f ho a, , ,he bu,,nm. " stand nm
..u IVY hIma n,o,h 70 ,nee, in trot and hook:
cT;.ar u ,Ja u,v Jl 0f,ar tho n ashon of the cit.
sNll 10 ue'n,aI' "d l;noJ I nth hIo cIob: will,
he,,s eoa aaoh a' hin % "ne at the end If each fod
oullon Nv a.J;a,a G. ~ eoch Go,d. cuffs of
anu anu one i..a a'e nrJ haif ;ncbes ,ieen with
I'ue clo,I t,uN t"u au ., ,ha ha" rnd"r seo, ond
.ree s.irll ",,no'hoio On eacb end Of The
oiII,r o'LT o' iHnr inches lono terminating with a
a. lis
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Baden Corn.
Augusta Seed store,

Rcmored siz doors aJocc the Rail Road Bank.
A FRESH supply of GARDEN SEEDS,
"A Bird Seeds, Clover, Lucerne Potato On'
ions, Onion Seeds, &c.
The usual allowance made to country dealerss
a fw Brushes Selves, Swifts &c.
sAlso, beautiful collection of Bulbs,
Plants, Flower Seeds, &c.
Baden Corn,
{ Warranted Garden Seeds, just received from
the Shakers, by
Jan IL, 1889, $50
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NOTICE..

TE.FIE Subscribers have formed a CO.
partnership in the MERCHANT TAIL
ORING Business. under the firm of Harring-
ton & Bryan, and will keep constantly Oil hand,
n general assortment Of the most Fashionable
Articles. in their line, that the Northern and
Southern markets will afford.
They feel thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended towards them, and hope by
strict attention to business, and disposition to
please, to receive continuance of the same.
Fl. L. HARRINGTON,
B. C. BRYAN.
Eddgefeld C H. Jan II, 1888 nc SO
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N o { i C G .

Notice.
VHyHE public are hereby cautioned from
IL uading for two notes of hand givenby Col.
Eldred Simkins-one to James Barnes, of LIE.
on county, Florida, for two hundred dollars;
the other given to Vincent st. Strickland, Of
Jefferson county, Florida. for two hundred dol
lars both dated April 1s3o;which notes have been
lost. The amount of the notes has been paid.
B. M BLOCKER.
Edgrfeld G. ri. April 2. 1899. Q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-18
LOOK All. THIS.

VHNHE JACK, formerly owned by Capt. J.
IL Weaver, will stand during the sprittg sea-
son, at the following places, viz: nj John Smi-
ley's (formerly Col. James SmiIey's) on FRI
day, the 9Th inst. when the season will com.
nlence ut David kichardson's s on Monday. the
ll,h, and remain untl2 o'clock the nexi day:
at VI ount Willing, 0n the evening of the l2th.
and on The 18th until = O'Clock; at John Dem
ny's, OIL the evening Of the 18th, and on the
l4lh until 2o'ciock; a, Henry C.Turner's. OH
the evening of the 18th. and on the 18th until 2
O'Clock. He will attend the above named pla-
ces, every ninth day, until the 10th day of June,
when the season will end. He will be let to
mares at $o the season, and $l0 to ensure Il
mare 10 be with foal.> Any person putting by
The insurance, and trading or Transferring the
mare, within eleven months from the time of
putting the mare, will be held labie for the In
surance money, which will he considered due
az soon as such trade or transfer is made. ANY
person making up company of six mares,
and becoming responsible for the same, shall be
entitled to deduction Of 81 on each mare.
The Horse YOUNG PRESIDENT is q
handsome chestnut sorrel, full ISL hands high,
elegant form and figure, rising 8 years old. He
will stand at the same time and places with the
Jack. and will be let 10 mares ut the same rates,
and be managed BY the same groom. ANY
person putting to either the Jack, or Horse, by
the season. and failing to get colt, shall haye
another chance, as long as | keep either, for tho
same money. The season money will be duo
on the 1st day of December next. All possible
care will be taken to prevent accidents, but no
responsibility for any.
PEDIGREE.-Young President was got by
Old President. of Kentucy, and came out of q
Janus mare. Old President by Hamiltoniau,
and he by the imported Diomede. The blood
of the sire and dam are both so well known by
the community at large that deem it unneees-
sary to say any thug more about the blood on
either side. BEVERLY BURTON
March a, 1889 rs
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office.

1 LII person. having demands against the
" estate OF Yirlinda Shelly, deceased, are
requested to hand them in 10 the subscriber. dr-
ly attested and those indebted to said estate,
are required to make immediate payment.
Nj. GRAY, Admir-.
March 10, 1880. dS
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,

NOTICE,
STRAYED from The subscriber OH the 26th
S9 day of January. one bny Horse, about II
years of age, left eve ont, with star i'll his lace.
Also. one bay Colt, two years old this spring,
with star in the face, and a small blemish in
the left eye. Any person taking up said horses
and giving information to the subscriber, living
on Sweet Water Creek, Edgefield District. shall
be literally rewarded for the same.
MARTIN H. DAY.
February 4, 1889 *gl
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State nf -nuth aroilna.
ABBEVTLLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
William Chiles
} Bill to have re-

VS. funded part
Vincent Griffin and Others of Legacy.
fWNHE Complainant having filed his bill IN
u my office, and it appearing 10 nv salts.
faction that WILLIAM Waller Senr. William
Waller. Jun. Doctor Mordrcai, and Caroline
his wife, and George Holt and Mary Ann his
wife. defendants named in the s1id bill ure,
and do reside without the limits OF this State ;
Therefore it is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear and plead, answer or demur, to the
said bill, within three months from this date, or
the bill will be taken pro cunlessn as to them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN.
Commissioners Office,
Feb 22, 1899 {w&P Sl1,75 m4