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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-17
State of South Carolina.


EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi-
lid nary of Edsefeld District.
Whereas, Anthony Outze, hath applied to
me for Letters of Administration. ON all and
singular the goods and chat.es. rights and
credits of John Oulze, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and adnIonish all
and singular the kindred aud creditors OF the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordnnry's Courl for the said District,
to be holden at Edgcfield Court Honse on the
28tll day of Dec, to show cause il any, why
the said Administration should not he granted
Given under my hand and seal this l4th day
of December one thousand eight hundred and
forty, and in the sixty-fflh year of American III
dependence o. TOWLES, o. E. ID.
Dec. IL, 1910 ($2 1919 b 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-17
Greenvillc Land for Sale.

Dec. IL, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

day evening, Nov. 24th. Order of exer-
cises as follows:-l Invocation & reading
select scriptures by brother Hutchinson
of Windsor, VI. 2. Singing. 8. Intro-'
ductory Prayer, by Rev. Mr. Fuller, of
the Methodist church in Claremont 4.
Singing. 5. Sermon, by brother Hutch
inson. from Acts 2: A: Failed Nth the
Holv Ghost" 6. Installing Prayer, by
brother Briefly, Of North Springfield, VI.
y. Singing. 8. Charge, by brother G.
Williams, of Meriden, N. Fl. g. Right
Hand Of Fellowship, by brother d. Bur-
roughs. of Cornish. IL. Address to the
Church and Congregation, By brother
Briefly. l. Concluding Prayer, BY Rev
Mr.. Cass, Presiding Elder in the Meth
odist church. IL. Singing. Is Bene
diction, by the Pastor. B. 3.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16
PROGRESS Ar THE SOUTH.

Below are items Of intelligence which are
TO form page in the future history of the
Baptist denomination:
From the Camdon Is. CO. Journal.
A special meeting of the Camdon Bap-
list Church, on Saturday evening, the Sd
inst, the following Preamble and Resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, we have seen with pain and
regret, that portion Of the Baptists ofthe
North have assumed the tasl1oof enlig ht-
ening their Southern brethren upon the
subject of our domestic institutions, and
for this purpose have associated them
selves together, and recently held meet
ing. styled "The American Baptist Anti
Slavery Convention and put forth an
I" Address to Southern Baptsls,' in which
they prescribe course for us which they
knew we would refuse to porsue,-in
which event, they stigmatize us as robbers,
iyrants, bloody m4rderers. dc, and un-
worthy OF thei, fellowship!
We had fondly hoped that Northern
BaptIsts would have permitted us 10 enjoy
our opinions. and 10 manage our own
affairs, and that we should have been sn,red
the modification Of seeing PROCESSING
CHRISTIANS applying such epithe.s1o those
OF the same faith and order, as are COZ.
tanned n The address above alluded 10
We are more mortified at this address
because it is signed by one of the vice
Presidents of the American Board Of For
eign Missions-an institution in which we
have always felt lively interest, and
hoped the confidence reposed in its officers
would not have been impaired by any act
oftheirs. Bot in this we have been mis-.
takeu-for we behold Elon Galusha, one
fits Vice Presidents, presiding over an
abolition convention. ard signing an AID.
dress containing sentiments abhorrent to
our feelings, and analhemas against Us
which only could be conceived in the most
malignant spirit-and all this under the
garb ofChristisnity Therefore,
Resolred, That we view with contempt
the adrice. opinions. declarations and
mfnaces of EIon Galusha and his coadju.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY, DEC. l6, 1910.
Cash Wanted.

want $500. between this time and the
middle ofJanuary. Shall have it where
it is due4 My necessity is very great.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16
Installation It Cas- - is'egrapf

NllEOllL9 n h
Brother J. VI. Graves. having received
from the Baptist church and society il
Claremont, n. H. a unanimous cali 10
becometheir pastor. was installed on Tines.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

eff of those who can appreciate only tan
oihIe evidence who are creatures of sense
more than Of faith. We are launtingiy
asked -whal ha eaboliiionists done2 Show
us the fruits of their doings. Here are
fruits far more than compromising all the
Iabor-unIess there be standard for COM
nn,ino the value Of human liberty and hu
man salvation, different from any nave
ever found or heard OF. If any one will
say these are small attachments, let such
one speak out. If professors Of religion
can find justification for Withholding their
hands, from work of benevoleaee, until
that work becomes popular, let such speak
out. and give US their good reasons. II
thew are determined TO have no faith in
CID. and 10 ridicule all who have such
faith-if they will stop rebuking sin and
preaching repentance when they can not
see immediate aud full obedience. on the
part of The sinner, 10 the commands of God,
lei them speak out, and show their in6dell-
/ ~ at once.
But abolitionists hold 10 doctrines entire
ly different from such; and they proceed or
entirely different grounds. They believe j
10 be the duty Of christians 10 preach re
pentance, whether sinners will hear or for
bear. They entertain such thing as faith
and find incumbent on them such thin:
as duty; and these they do not feel at lib
erty 10 ALLURE or shrink from, just becaus
they have not omnipolent power TO produce
and exhibit the results Immediately.
Why should hot Noah have neglected {
build the ark, until be saw the food com
ing? Why should not Judsen and his &C
t adiutors have withheld their work Of trans
lating the Bible, until they had seen til
heather world converted TO Christianity
And why should not all pFofessedly chri:
tian ministers cease preaching repentance
because the great body of sinners do nc
Immediately repent? They who are wis
5 enough to answer these questions, may fin
key to the doings Of abolitioEists. If no
; be it known to them that abolitionists al
: credulous enough to have imbibed the do'
; irine and 10 act upon it-that the foulisi
ness Of preaching is Gods instrumentalir
! for ridding the world of sin.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

Below are items Of intelligence which are
to form page in the future history of the
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16
r. EM - =

These items are given chiefly for the ben.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Hitlsborough Recorder,
PuBLisnEp by D. HEAEIT.

SIScE the enlargement Of the Rccor-
per. considerable aecessions have been
made 10 the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged 10 hope that
he was about TO receive such an amount of
patronage as would no, only compensate
him for his arduous and unceasing labors,
but enable him further TO improve the APP.
pearanre and add 10 the usefulness uf his
paper. Butte realize this hope. the active
assistance Of his fIlcnds'is required. lie
has perfect confidence in the Justice Of
the cause and the soundness of tie prin.
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, he has neither
wavered nor faltercd, even in the darkest
hour. lie believes that The entire Wig
party are actuated BY the same purity OF
motive, and in their determination 10 pre-
serve undiminisbed their high privileges,
are animated by.a zeal not less lervent
than his own. The rich legacy which
was won for us by the active hands and
strong arms Of the Wings Of tho Re,olu.
ton. the Wings Of the present day know
can be preserved only by untiring witch
fnlness and jealous guardianship. Unity
OF principle and feeling is calculated 10
produce unity Of action; the Editor Of the
Recorder therefore trusts, that all true.
hearted Wings will co operate with him,
by assisting in the extension of the cir.
culstlon Of his paper.s .++1 -r@ 4
Those of his fellow citizens who dif.
fer with the Editor on some of the ques.
tons Of general policy, are assured that in
the discussion Of all political subjects, lie
will endeavor so TO constrain himself as
"Notlring 10 extenuate,
Nor set down augh, in malice;" III
but in truth and soberness to do Justice
to all parties. A large portion Of The co.
lunns OF the Recorder will be devoted 10
entertaining Miscellany, Moral Essays,
Agriculture, and articles Of Domestic and
Foreign Intelligence; and amid this varie.
ty IT is hoped that all will find matter TO
amuse and instruct.
The terms Of subscription to the Re-
cofder are as heretofore dollars and
billy cents IN advance, or three dollars a,
The end Of the year.
ssd19s s ee&#t ha54t a..raezea. d. IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14
Brandreth's Pills.

A VEGETABLE shd lnfsFssl A.s,e;.s
- proved ny the experience ~ lLeusasss "a
hs. = hen pTopsIly peissseise AiIh. eTn1Aas
cure 10 even form u she CAR CEa Rs.s3.
az hasiag the came origin. d . lnssssll, a,ss
issm ihe UNIVERSAL ROOT sf al dsssss..
asmrly IAfIkiTi o. IMPAIR EcT enssl..
lioa 81 The BLUOD
In period al liiIle more ihsn ihTse ,esss
in the L. 5 they have Iesiated 20 : sisls Il
heaih aId tslnym eni Stef ONE hlAlkED
THOUSAND persons, nho ntfe given essr
az ineuisbie b. physieians Of The 6rsi Issi and
standing, and 20 nisny csse6 sLen eseiy ofher
rrmroy had been rsFolIsd q IL vain.
ID al easesof Psin 90 a eaknsss. skethsr a
be eLfonie o. reeent. Hhsiher q be- deslnfss OF
pain 10 the side. whether il arise r. ~ tenslA
lalional o. fem some imms diaie cause. eLs.
Their i be from internal OF ,lleFnsl lniaty. Il
will Be cured " PerstseTirg in Abe psr 81 lL,rs
Pills.
This principle Of pureir uiah Brandreth's
Pills, REMOVES nothing but ths rselsss sd o..
eayed paTi;elts from lhe body tie moi BID 81 a
corrupt homoTs Of the blood, ihose L1mo.s
which cause disesse-ihey impede lie lune.
tons of the liver y hen they settle upon that
organ. and NLieh, shen they settle npan the
musrirs, pSodnee lLesn Stan; o. upon lie
aerses. pIodnee g.ui; % Upsn ils longs, pro.
duee eohsumrliOni o. cpon The inte siint ., a.
liseness; o. upon the lining II The biz d va.
sells. apoplsxy aud panlysis, AID ~ the tam
Of disorders 80 melancholy 70 The sl1sTsT ard
al aho behold them.
fes. puTRins these hUmors iTem he bedy
the true cure cor 80 iLsss ecmplsinls, ana g..
cry other fotm Of disease. 1Lis 10 no ue.s
ssscillon--i il - adsmensirsLlr ir,lh. orc each
dsy His extending Itself; laI ana AIDE d e -.
tau.ng kaoNn, aud NOE and more sprFeei-
aied
Tie care By puTrirg may more dtTend uprn
the laws ahish piJdUce suettutss OF patay,
than msy BE- Rrnesally imagined. Mhaissd
isnas 10 slagaaie. s,l pIsdDse ssska sss. be-
saUss 4 tends 20 Palfei.,uons theItiufe The
Necessity Of eeasiaal exercise 10 seen.
wheuc constant xefcise saEnUt ~ asrd ffcm
ANY CAIsE, tie oetsslsnsl nse n eFIslke
MEpieiSE 70 ABSOLUTELY uqairsr. Illus
the sonduils "a tie blood. ne i.aaisln ef life.
are Kept Tree Ion ihose In putItiesN he 4 oald
proseat unsteady current miaisieting hssiIh.
Thus morbid hswOrs are presraltJ ilom be-
coming m,Ied with Il. ID 10 sstuIe shish 10
thus assisted through the mssns aAd snii.ls
which she has provided lor herself.
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valuable Property
ONE q Ihs 6oesi - besl

EXxE UNI - DE &orft So 49,
OK Inpsoss1 falsssia ~ sesisra e9sa
try, . nos eGsfed lsE saas Y
- siisale1 sigse ni'1s Mrss 3 Me-,
rs..-s..-<a. iza@eesiely - The rsac isas.af
O. Fn aklia, i Nhl~msea csaaiyi as -
maia r@s ls<SiaG LISA he kasisfa 70 ass
Meslsrs s~sslrs.
Iva Esrl b1s % i q Dwsi.ng Hssse, isls
siss % sszs IN me csRaiFg - sSssrsss ~
Feoz asd sPPssnnss. ane . SCI s. l..s' -. -
hoass e. este lziD n<sl; teSetaer nssh 80
oahsr hsia5iax Asss essr losad 70 be eve
sienl o. ssssai % O ian. va a iaEs. 49,
Si.blss. asa Csga csihs. two Lnnse nseses.
awo saaks Esss~s. o Nssh hoasi, Ss'aa'-k
sad Weaviag Hoss<. csrnsss bssss. s1ks
and wsli sossaraclsd Gre Hos tfe ne@sss
aad q Cssk nsass slt.easd sssy eoasea'sslas
40 toe dxelliar, snS slhes aos mSnioasoi A.
or ukieh. els esi zee sfeepiaons &c ossa q
Cedar. Tee waier ssssr islls. aas . o. ne
sery bswa Quslfs. AID shove all q = eoasi-
dsrsl sas &c Iss hsailhiesl satuailoas 10 BE
(ound N The eossiTy.
Thsrs : sIss q COED Garden and Orchard,
saniainizF q great variety Of sxesisent irnai,
sarh az Applss. Peaches. Pesrs. Qalnees.
Plans, cheTrss, Gsapxa, RaspbeTTies. SHAW
berries. sc. Rfsrdiax fruit sesEly elI tAf ssaT.
There are somslbias upwards Of eco aces
of lsad 70 The tact, with aboal go cleared
sat iss ssses u Woodland. Eeaced and partly
Sd ia GFsss
The lsad is nearly al 0ader the beat Kind o.
Cedar fsace. snd ia higa slate Of ca'tlsaiion
and veil adapted 20 The rr0drSlioa Of either
Corn. Cottsa, 1shseeo. or small graia Of eve
~ dssenPlisa, and might be eonsesisd islo an
sacelleas siect hsn. Aad should 4 aoi Be
large enepsa ts suit any purchaser. there 70 iof
sals sad adioiniag naei Of lsad eaaisiaiag
sbOut 600 ceres. silh 500 cleared, good dsei'.
jog hsnse aud gesd wsier. ! sili also eel
come Of n,y slsck OF csills and hsgs which
have bees improving Tor asaFly ixealf years
snd ihisk ihss 20 be % good AZ say 10 ihs
roaalsgs any slset Of Horses and Sheep VII
also be Tor sale. Also. many other coasehicn
Gas for carving on q iarm. SO that the Ppr-
ebsker niRhl Inmedisleiy pisee hln.ssh IN =
situation Tor mskiag moset.
woaid refer sny pe soas e. more pa-hru.
isr ialoFnaiioa le'ssive 10 liias We Y ss'1ebae
t.rm. 10 Col. z. h. Foster. Mr.. M,n. Nic.c',
or Rev. e Pale sf rsshvills o. 70 any geo
tleaaa an As fessbo orRh; I'll of ~som are
xeil anqssialsj shh i. d % pTesameJ SAY
persons sish.ag 10 parehsse uill Of oa'se o..
anime abe p eaiAes. waea they csa lesa the
sorms, snieh Till be lIberal
JOHN LYLE.
hurfrsesborough, Tenn.
April 1870. 20 5al
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Dr. BRANDRETH's ofhee In Virginia, .
auS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the Old Market. srn
Where The Pills can be obtained Al Is cents Der
boz. With fall directions.

TheiollovinR gentlemen have besn sproi q
g SCENTS iof The sale Of Brsndrell's Pills;
Dennis Heart. IIiIlsboroueh.
Sirdmsn 4 Ramsay. Pinsboroueh.
Hargrsse. Gather & Co. Lesinginn.
Joseph A. SirelUf. Midwsy. Davidson. b
James y. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
December } 99-f,u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14
Cast Iron PlOughs.

Sh5G IL olA n Aoa$h5s
ITEPHEN MOORE has on hsnu Cor sale,
PL0u6uS Of various sizes, with extra
Points, &c. from the factory Of Z. II. Rich.
mond, near Milton, N. &.
The following certificates will show the &C.
;imailon in which they are held By some Of ouI
CERTIFICATES.
We have, for the last six or eight yesrs, beer
using the Jasi Iron Plough, introduced intc
this state aud Virginia by .frsry q Richmond
and have no hesitation 10 saying. that we con.
sIder superior 10 any other IN use in our coun.
Try, Tor ~ easy draueht, facility OF taf0iag ;e
soil. and iis general utility as TO performance.
and the small expense Of he cast point, which
We think preferable, on account of lie convent
enec aud lrIhing cosi, 10 any other Kind u point
We have ever used.
WARNER "a LEWIS. Csswell counly.
STEPHEN DODSON, do do
GEO. W. JEFfREYS, Person DO
WILLIAM IRVINE. dc do
have for several years been in The habit 81
using the above Plonghs, and have no hesita
lion 10 saying, thai they snsner my purpose
exceedingly well.
THOMAS M'GEHEE, Person county.
October 10. a se-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14
Observation-Disclosures
By DENNIS nEARTT.

AT shhtE noiiiksa YEAH, "a Two nor ans
hfrt cEkrs ~ ram IN AI,astE.
ihose WHO do not give notice OF their ri,b
20 nave Their paper distohiinredai tbe ,.tns
t'on 81 The year, Willie rIcsrutt a, c,s,,i,,
'ts I"o''nnancc uni'l'unlitlnagrrsd- sArato
naprf VIII he disroniieutd until an ati,a,p,,s
are paid. unless tile opinn az The ullut,,.
Advertisements net exceeding sixteen hrs.
!. nne oo,iar Tor We ffst, aud iu,nis.fs. ,,r,,
,or each snhsrqnent insertion; lorrei eIr. IN
proportion. logrl advertisements twtni,, five
per cent higher. A dcduaimn az ssl nsr,sp,.
sill be n,ds so.adver,isers by the year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-14

GenlIemens' Gold LEVERS. plain and
extra jessled.
Ladies' dlltO.
Silver Levers. Eoglish and French
Watches.
Long linked Gold Watch Chains, with
and without seals. ---.. ia.
Fine Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Seals and Keys.
Miniature Cases.
A rich assortment OF Breast Pins, Fingel
Rings. ard Ear Rings.
Small Miniature Paintings on Ivory. and
Enamelled Paintings.
Silver eser.poinled Pencil Cases.
Silver Speclacles, plated and Steel. assert
ed.
Butter Knives. and Gold Collar Buttons
Silver. Steel, and Gill Watch Chains AMI
Keys.
Shell and Tin Musick Boxes.
Fine Rodgers and Wosienholm's Knives
and SCISSORS, OF The best quality.
Silver Thimbiss, Money Purses, and
Pocket Books,
Silver and Glib Pens, Tooth and Hail
Brushes.
Silver Plated Csndle Sticks, Shutters ant
Trays.
Brillsnnia Ware. Mantle Clocks. and Pts
tolls.
Being permanently located in Hillsboroush
and having fIesh and large supply Of watcl
materials. he 10 prepared 90 repair watches o
any description. in the best and most durah;,
manner. and viii warrant watches repaired IL
every case Twelve months orders punctuail,
attended 10.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October g. s3-
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Town Ordinance.

a 7 a NEE ing Of Inc Boa d of COMMISSION.
er. Of tue iowS OF hl'tsbo orga, beld on
tue a. ,nsisgi, Il MS deco, Iasi tne follow.
log ordnance ne published fur weeks 10 the
lIiiisbofough Reco der: @#
Be Il ordained By Tie Commissioners or the
iOtcR 81 Hits6oIoagh. aud IL 10 hereby o. Gained
by Die authority Of The same, Tost 40 person
shall d'scba &c or shoot a gUa pistol, or "a
arms Of any description wihit tue limits Of
sad iowo; a ~ escp offsnJer, when du'y con.
V'cted OF siniat,oa OF this orcinsnte, shall
pay, II shile &c son. free ego. or g. &c n,u
AUTO. hne nol exceeding ~ o doila Q nor less
lhao hliy ceais. AID slaad roTm.iled 10 The
Jsh oil y sn2e eonnIy Uaid Lie fiie and costs
ne pad; but Il the offender be o slave, he or
she snail eeeise Oh las or ner bore bat 4. . ~.
nishmedt aoi exceed,ns IN cniy tssles. nor less
ihaa ten 'sshes, unless lie owner Of such slave
shalt pay, together With lie costs, such fine Al
nay be imposed by the Magsl1ie of Police:
Prortded neraihefess. That luis dina nee cha n
mol extead 70 dischargiag 6 arms On GAYS Of
pubhc rejoicing, nor 10 soldiers or mi lila men
OF parade. -
BIZ order nf the Board, ez....M.-
" EDWIN A. HEARTT,
1gpa Clerk.
\ &x# e. ses 4s -
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Choice Liquors, sc.

1Usr RECEIVED from New York. and FOL
sale by the subscriber.
Superior Cogniac Brandy, e.. Z
Holland Gin,
Jamaica Rum,
Madeira,
ma,,g,. Wines. Of very superior
Mmsea, quality.
b. Clarct, .
London Brown Stout
Pale Ale.
Irish Whiskey, 4
+~ Lemon Syrup, u 1865 ~ "a
Lime Juice, s- -.-~~
Lump. Sugar. 1851 a.. .-.aa
M~- The subscriber will keep con-
- sianily on hand, fnr sale, we'll
made CARRYALI.S and Large and
Small ROAD WAGON.
THOS. ID. GRAIN. III
Aueust7. .-...s-.- So
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STATE OF NORrH.CARoLINA,
Orange County.
Superior Court OF Law-slarch Term,
~ 1910.
N, i,
.,,,,,,,,, s,:c.,,.., rs'i'io" for Divorce.

-vaasGd " CH'ioch
ST anpes, Jog Co The sstisssciion Of the Court
- lhsl Mssas'et M'c ,'iuci,. the d. fenJs nj in
this case, IS 90 81 inasbis 4 Of this sIsle; u
Is ,ile cine or.'e Ell Dy tic Coz 1. that publ.
es'ion he mssie - The H.i.sbo uu.h Recorder,
Ha'eish Siaads d, fnr tb 'ce monihs, t.at the
deie"da 4 annesr at the ext Snpe inr T. onri 10
be hs'd for i"e cosby Of o age, al the coa /.
house 10 II hsnn'oos', ol the second Moo
dsv of September "e- TO- suswef, pl, adj Or
demst 'osiae peuton 10 iais case; oiheswise
J"ds neat pro cohiesso viii ne aiken sgainsl
uei. $685.. ..s...,.... u. 81 -~ NIX. ....s. -
H. J. II. NORWOOD. Clcrk.
P ice adv. 81 90 I3 SIN
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STATE OF NoRrH-caRoLISA.
Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,

Court oil Pleas anu Quarter Sessisnf,
March Tern. 1870.
Tks PtIilisn sf Ensss HsitsE, Hardy " slirrs
esminisl slrg ~ Ihenss H .flta, deceased
sad Taoaas GIN, txssaisr u Jsha CID, Dc
esassl. pisiai.gs,
sesiast
Rebeli yoass sdRinis.l aior triih iks ria sHHsrst
81 Mislism .1.'sa. sta. decreased HeiosTi .3;isa,
Claai FLEA ~ iiiiam .9nea. " it.iaal .fisa, sx'
eealer 81 Joseph .9llea Sectassf .3ssaiem Caih'
,is aId Rsbstsa ais vie. Es,bsa Ksnaoa ana
Haaaeh lis wife cad v iiiiam KtaHea uss
.saasy bis isiIs. d.isadsais.
Petition Tor settlement.
TT appearing 20 the Satisfaction 81 the Court
- thai the defendants Howard Alicia, Gan
Allen, William Aiea. William Allen. execute
of Joseph Allen, deceased. AbsslOm Gulhlis
aud Eebecra his wiie. and Mihism KrnnoT
anJ Nsacy be VIE. re not iahs biia als Of ihi'
slsse. "a Is IseE~go ofLe ed thsl p,.bIcsiios
be msde laf six successive weeks % he Hills
bo. orgh Reeo,ses. that lhe sad deiradani,
sppesF at the aexi cousl Of r ess aad Qvag, e
Sessions. 90 ae held sc I've county Of Person
81 the eoais house i Roxbo eegh, on lire. Third
MORAY Of Jane stSi, sad .nea snd there u
pieaa. aasuer o. dem1r 70 said ne.iii.a. oihes
wise ibr same Will be Ikea yio eoalesso, aat
hea n or pa.fe - 10 then
N.laess Cha les Mssor. ete 4 CT sssU COps 4
al cfice, the ~ Moody ANA c:,, $50,
CHARLES MASON, Clerk
P.ics ,as Sc 50. ISIS
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Mattresses.

ETllER Double or Single, made 10
otder-an at,irle OF great comfort,
snhef 10 summer o. winter. Orders le,,
a. The Office Of The IlilIsborcuph Recor.
der viii be duly attended to.
July "a. "a
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\ WOULD respectfully request those indebt.
- ed To ne 10 call and settle their accounts.
+@ LEMUEL LYNCH.
October 90. o.
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