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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
DIR. SFOllN'S
SICY IINApACHU 1EwEDv

For the permanent cure ofths distressing complaint
ncvrrihs When pCrscytrtd In, il eccIUaly
the stem, aud does away the Oi the SICK NER
VOLS HEADACHE Thousands have tried it, and found
precisely the rclc which the article promises bcsOw
Certificates Ut the strongest kind, and from the
spectacle persons, possession OF the proprietor
oiwhich have been published, testify iug to the per-
muucnt cure, and Others Ummcdmtc rcIlr gwen by this
rcmtiy. 1t affords relief tn the afflicted IN 10 90 min
utrs from the hrst dO,c lfmkcn when the symptoms nj
attack are first felt II prevents the further progress of
the complaint aud can produce M danger AT any time by
an excessive G",r rs In such case it would ONLY throw
OF the concnlS I" the stomach, leaving sweet and heal
thy with m excellent appetite All afflicted with head
ache should net h To procure the article and relieve
thtm>ry,, from 81 distressing Il complaint.
IN! Hclals have in many Instances given TO their
patients, and in every instance, 10 our knowledge with
great satisfaction have found II certain Sch aud
Nrrops HraiHrhc is complaint with which ply ,cians
do not wish to have any thing to do aud generally pre-
scribe only for tcmporur! rcir consequently, DR.. Spu's
sick Headache Remedy csruprS the opposition which
some other proprietary articles meet from that
Try 1t oHcc aud You ncyrwill rgy'tt 1t Is composed
entirely Of vegetables and contains mineral, pois
nous drl oany Kind, aud does not require ANY change o
diet mr. EXERCISE
sold Wholesale and retail by Com,tock ~ Co, Whole
sale Druggists, rlrtchcr-,cct y. y, and by the prEc
pal Druggists i'll the Union.
JUDGE PATTERSON.
R"n the nllowinr Juao patterson for thirty years
the Inst Judge IN the Count! IN which he lives.
NId6torH \. j. March Il, l5l0.
Mcssrs, Cunlstork ~ Co.
Gcntlrmcu-Nou are Utlihcrty to make such of the
rliowina certificates YOU DEEM will hest ,scryc the
PURPOSE, for which il il intended.
lCERlllICNTEOFLl uCE pATTERSONl
HERERy CERTIFY that my daughter Inns been afflicted
with sick head ache for the space o about ~ yctrslhc
attacks occurring once in about two weeks, lrcqurnt,
usting hours during which time the paro,y SIN, have
been severe, apparently to Grpryr her Ot Hlr.
ind ancr having iird almost nll other remedies in vain,
hay" been induced last try Spon's Head
ache Remedy Sold lay yur and In the great d.ppnni-
cnt aud uN u herself md NIL her friends found VERY ma
Slp has
Iuluwudup the directions with the article md IN every
ease when attack threatened la, found immediate
rrlici, uUirlslr is permanently cured The utturN,
are now ycry Seldom aud disappear almost immrliurc,
after taking the quantity directed. hope that other,
may hr h'urri'rd hy the usr ui h, truly Invaluable u,,l-
irnc has Uducrd mctO Send You the above aud remain
unr uhcdcrt scryrut.
JEIlU PATTERSON.
Judge nj the Court ufC. +.
For sale in Woodstock N.hy
Sly +. HUTCHINSON, in.
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAIL-RAOD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

M - S $ .sSs5a sz.L IL
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11

NFflCE over q. \. Bryant ~ Co.'S store.
" LUleines at Aldcn's.
Woodstock, July 18th 1910.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
SALT FOR ANIMALS.

The Importance of furnishing salt to domestic
animals, does not appear to be sufficiently UNDER
stood. Though all are aware of the ayidity with
which animals cat it when given them, there are
many who scarcely salt their animals through the
season. Now it it evident, that animals should
have it at all times at their command They will
never cat more than is good for them, and il Is cs-
sental to their health and comfort. The quantity
allowed in Spain for 1000 Sheep, is 25 quinals-
probably twice the amount the same number usual
ly get in this country; and this quantity is consum-
ed by them in about five months, they getting little
in the winter, while journcyng to and from their
pastures. Lord Somcivillc allowed Il ton of salt
to II thousand sheep, and found they consumed the
most in the spring and fall, and at these seasons
it was probably most useful to them as security
against diseases. Of in,. value for animals in a
medical point of vsxss;llx loIIowing fact, stated
by celebrated Csfx INC deemed decisive.
"Deforc ID; ;sIli =; Wy cattle salt, my
ilrrler aI ~, Is per annnm, Cor
moIss1 VA Sbco have used salt
lH&yY2l snc year over five shil-
access to sheds, troughs with
yspr Flky of salt in them, should be kept
zm Where they must be sailed in the
<d1!dT. toughs should be placed and salt supplied
Nt6cn,y. There will, in exposed lroughs, always
be more or less loss from rain, but that should not
prevent n supply 1t has been found an excellent
PRACTICE where sheep alone come to the troughs, |
TO put little tar on the bottom and sprinkle the
tar ia taken with the salt, and is not only found
conducive health, but, rubbed in this way over the
nose, serves 10 prevent the attacks of the Estrus
owls, or sheep hy.-.4lbdny, CuHirator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09

The last day of the past year, was marked by
q fall Of sleet, snow, and c0piouS showcr OF
rain in this District. On every side. ms sLt I've
seen ciclcs depending from the caves of tie
honses, and the branches OF the gardcn and
forest trees, which they covered with their
white and beautiful drapery. The day was
piercinglv cold, and was wei! suited 'or sitting
by the tircsile reading, social conversations with
the girl of ones heart, dreaming, and making
out accounts We'll! the old yeaI has departed,
not in glory, bn' in gluom, and is ''n"w num-
bered with the years beyond The food! Its
ioys its cares and its sorrowS are also gone
But we will not mora 'iZe. For Of what avail
would it he, in this money: citing age!
Neither wi we indulge in gloomy reflec.
tons abou, hard times. short crops and scarct;
of money. We will eldeavor 30 he cheer:n
for once The crops are good, aud Providence
has blessed the land generally with hea .tll.-
Has not another year dawned upon lls. and is
there not happiness in the very name Of New
Year! Though somewhat tar'ly, we wish onr
readers many returns Of this season, with
quantum su6ieit of CASH in their pockets, and
a disposition to poy their debts.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Extracts form The debate in The House Of
Representatives on the 20rh ult.. on The
motion 'rhnt the standing rules and Or
,lrrsof the House Of Representatives, ex.
cept the lrh rule, he adopted as The rules
and order Of proceeding of this House for
the ensuine ten days
Mr.. Craig moved to amend the Resolu
lion by striking out the words, 'pxcepl
The lllh rule"
The llIh rule prescrihes the riua uoce
manner of voting in electing officers of tIlt.
House.
Mr.. Bell addressed the House at length
in opposition To Mr. Craig'S amendment,
appealing to gentlemen of the State Rights
party TO assist him in DESTROYING The virn
roce privilege Of voring, which he lnoked
upon az species Of Executive whip to
be applied to The members on this Goor,
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEPILLE DISTRICT.

DEACHMAN AFFORD, who is now in
Il the custody of tie Sheriff Of !Abbeyille
District, by virtue of cayius ad sa,isfaena.
dun, at The suit Of Daniel A. Wise, and Henry
NJ. L'pstord, having filed his petition. with a
schedule on oath of hls whole estate, real and
personal, with the purpose of obtaining tho
benefit Of the Act of the General Assembly.
commonly called the "Irsolven Debtors Act"
Public Notice. is hereby given, tina. the nett.
tion Of thu said Peachrnan Afford, will be
heard and considered in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleuse. for !abbeville District at AbbeyiIls
Court House, on Friday the 10Th day of March
next; or such other day hereafter as the Cour,
may order, during the Term. commencing at
the said place on the third MONDAY in March
next; Aud all the creditors of said Peach.
man Afford. ARE hereby summoned personally.
or by Attorney. to appear. then and there, in
the said Court, fo show cause, if any thew can
why the benefit Of the Act aforesaid. should
not be granted t" the SAID Peachnnn Afford.
nnon his executing the assignment required
by the Act aforesaid.
JOHN F LIVINGSTON. c. CP
Dec 2oG: rs 1850 W. en-. sl4.ss. ae !,
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The Presidents Message. great length
of the Message excludes almost every thing
else from our columns. to-day. IT. importance
is our apology. The Message touches oil many
subjects of great interest. |: :s'es sat'siucto-
ry account Of our relations with ore gnPowers,
generally. The difficulty between the United
States and Great Britain, about tie N. Eastern
boundary question is OF yet settled, but the
President holds out hopes that it will b. ADJUST
ed annicably. The difficulties ON the frontiers
adjoining the British Provinces, wear crave
aspect. They may yet lead to a col'isi II be-
tween Great Britain, and our Government
The President says ~ look foru ard anxionsly
TO period when al the transactions which
have grown out of this condition Of onr affairs,
and which have been made the subjects of COM
plant and remnnstrunce, by the two Govern
ments respectively shall be fully examined aud
the proper satisfaction given, whe'e i, is due,
from either side. The Message givesa Iavora-
able account of the financial operations of the
Government. 1.-THE large current expenditures
have been punctualy met, and the faith Of the
Governm mt in all lis pecnniary concerns. has
been scrupulcusly maintained" 0f'he nine
teen millions of Treasury Notes authorized by
the ac. of Congress Of ~. the whole amount
unredeemed, now falls short Of three millions.
On the subiec, of the Independent Treasury,
the President ia firm and uny;edng. lie ad.
duces many and strong arguments in ifS sup
port. To the Tariff qu":t;"n. the President
does not allude. This is snbiect Of very grave
complexion, ant one perhaps. on which the
Administration does not wish to commit itself.
These are many other important topics treated
OF in the Message, which we have not room TO
notice, but 10 which we can only refer our
resdcr,.
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Large Sale of Lands & Negroes,

VN conformity to decree Of the Court Of
Il Equity, will be sold on Tuesday the 9TH of
February uext, all that Plantation OIL Savannah
River, con aiming fourteen hundred acres more
or less adjoining lands OF John Mosely. Silaa
Lani"r. and others, and lying immediately 90
the River below the mouth of Stephens Creek.
one third OF which is cleared and in ga,d iepair
and in fine state for immediate cultivation; ap
pnrenant to which, is valuable fishery at
Bull Sluce. This tract will be sold entire. OF
Ill lois, 10 suit the convt nierce of purchasers.
The above property il distant seven miles
from Hamburg, BY the Mariintown Road, and
has been found to be as healthy az sny in Tho
country. ....... .....,.
That valuable plantation on Stephens Creek
aud the Marlintown Road, well known as tbs
Key place, containing about nine huhdtsa
acres.
Another tract Of land, adjoining the above
on the Martintown Road, containing one hnu.
dred acres, more or less.
ALSO,
The plantation on Chayis' Creek, now in
the possession Of VIM. J. Wightman, Including
the homestead, containing about twelve hun.
dred acres more or iess on which is All excel.
lent Grst Mill and Cotton Gin; all in good re.
pair. All the above lands are Known and cell
ebrated as being the finest and most fertile Cot.
ton and Grain lands in the District
ALSO,
A tract Of pine lard on the head Of Sweet.
water, containing about zoo and ninety acres.
more Or less. adjoining lands of Reason Ian.
ham and others
ALSO ABOUT
NINETY VALUABLE NEGROES.
ALSO,
Horses Mules, Stock of Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Fed.
der Farming Utensils. &c, &c.
The abuve sale will commence on the dav
above mentioned at the River plantation, and
continue from day TO day until finished.
Tcrlns orSale.-1he lands will be sold on q
credit Of one and Two years, with interest from
day oil sale. and possession given Immediately.
The negroes for one fourth Cash, and the bal.
ance OH credit until the first day.of January
ledl.
For all other property-sums under one hun.
drcd dollars, Cash. Sums over that amount a
credit of twelve months. without interest.
Reservey Pldts Of the lands will be cxhib.
tied on The day of sale.
JOHN BAUsKE7T, Trustee.
Edgefeld 8. c. Dec "a, 1889 q az
The Columbia Caroliuan The Charleston
Courier and Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel
vii inseit the above regularly until the An Of
February, ard forward her bills to this Office.
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na:e indulgence. und an imitation Of that reck.
less extravaganza which impoverished and ell
hlaved the industrious people Of foreign lands
and. at last. TO fix npon us, Instead OF those e.
quail political li.htS he acquisition ofwhich was
alike the object and supposed reward OF our
Revolutionary struggle, system OF exclusive
privileges conferred by partial legISlation.-
10 remove the Influences which had t!'us gra-
dua!ly grown up amongs' us-t" deprive fhem
Of their deceptive advantagcs--to test them by
the light OF VISION and trI,rh-to oppose the
force Which they concentrate i'll their support,
all this was necessarily the work of time even
among a neople so enlightened and pure as
that Of the United Suites. Il, most other coun.
tries. perhaps, it could only he accomplished
through series of revolutionary movements
which are too often found cceSSary to effect
any gicat and radical reform; hut it is the
crowning merits Of our institutions that they
create and noulish in the vast ma oritv of our
people a disposition and power peaceahly to
remedy abuses which have elsewhere caused
the effls0n Of rivers of blood and the sacrifice
ofillousands of the human race. The result,
thus far, is the most honorable 10 the sc.denial,
the intelligence, ard the patriotism of onr citi-
zens; it justifes the confident hope that they
will 60 still further than they have yet gone in
illustrating the important TRUTH that people
as free and enlightened as ours. will, whenever
it becomes necessary. show themselves to be
indeed capable of self government by volunta-
riiy adopting appropriate remedies for abuse.
and submitting to temporary sacrifi"es how
ever grra:. to insure their permanent welfare.
My own excrtions for III" iiirtherance of
these desirable objects have been bestowed,
throughout ny Official career, with zeal that
is nonrished BY ardent wishes for the welfare
Of my country, and by an unlimited reliarce on
the wisdom that marks its ultimate decision OIL
all great and controverted questions. Impress
ed with the snemn obligations imposed upon
,ne BY the Constitution; dcsirous also Of laying
before my fellow citizens with whose confidence
md support | have been honored. such meas
urcs as appear TO me conducive to their pros
perily: anxious TO submit to their fullest CON
sideratiun the grounds upon which my opin-
ions are formed have on this, as OH p'cceding
occasions freely offered my views on those
points ofdomeslc po. icy that seem. at the pres
ent time, most prominently to require the ac-
tion of the Government. know that thew
will receive from Con ress that full and able
consideration which the Importance Of the sub
ject merits ;and can repeat the assurance here
tofore made. that shall chrerlnlly and readily
cooperate with you in every me sure that will
tend 10 promote the welfare of he Union.
NJ. VAN BUREN.
December 2. 1899.
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Jan 3, 1910
Pay your Debts punctually,
And aUe will do the same.

WM7 E are again under the necessity of say
w ing to our customers generally, that we
mus, make collections. We owe money, and
wish 10 pay promptly. The time given by us
is t,ceire months, which we think long enough,
and thereforewe will expect 10 close all onr
open business on the 1st of January, each year.
For all Notes and Accounts due us on tile LIST
Of January, i34D, (aud previously oir cus,o-
mers will do well to call and make settlements,
or some of them ma be found in the hands of
an Officer, for collection.
NICHOLSON G. PRESLEY.
Edgefeld, Jan !, 1910 if49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09

Mtst;ng a. Asksn, Barnpeu Disir;ct.-.At a
meeting Of the citizens Of Aiken and the ad a.
cent country, held on the 25th ult., the follow.
ing among other resolutions was passed.
BE il Resolved, That the members of
this meeting pledge themselves Individual
~. t" Support no man for a seat in the
State Legislature, who will moi openly
and 'vocally avow himself in favor
of a new Judicial District. to he formed hy
taking off The remote triangular corners of
Barnwell, Edeefield aud .Orangehurg. as
now solicited, d as firsl proposed in 1877
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09
DIR. CROOK.

ENVITES those AFFECTED with stone in the
H ..laddcr-Fits from injury done the head
Cameron. sores on the breasts or elsewhere
Blindness from Cataract or other affections OF
the observation-disclosures of oil descriptions
-Polypns-Fistula-Wh Swelling-H ARR.
LIP and CLUB FOOT, TO call and see him.
He sprovidrd with all necessary ,nstrl,mr nts,
and is ready to onerate in any of thu above dis
eases. when il may be advisable No charge
will be made unless some actual service is rem
dered The poor will he treated gratuitously.
Greenville C. II. S.C.1
psr @lA 4 q "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09

During the past week, the ground was cover.
ed with. snow and ice, for several days, and the
weather was very severe. Charleston papers
state that great cod was felt at that place; the
thermometer ouThursday aud Friday, standing
at - degrees.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09
TO PRINTERS.

A Jonrneyman Printer of sober and in
dustrious habits, who can work at both
Press aud Case. will find constant employ
mcnt by early application al this Office.
Jau. 9, 1910 If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09
Notice,

4 N Election will be held, at the different
~ places of Election. in EdgefeId District,
within the legal hours, OH the first Monday in
February mex, and the day following, for OR
DINARY Of said District.
GEO. POPE, C. C. P.
Jan 8, 1S40 40
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Ebe a0nerttser.
EDGEFlELD G.. Ii
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 9. 1910.

To Correspondcnts.-"Jerome," practice" "
"Saluda," and Romeo" are received, and will
be published in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09

The y ashing gton Correspondent Of The Mer-
curry stated that he believed all the 5. Carolina
Delegation voted for Mr. Hunter, as Speaker,
except Messrs Rhett and Butler. We see it
stated in several papers. that Messrs. Rhet
and rogers only voted against lin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09
HYMEN EAHI.
(" The siiken tie that binds t,oo ,oiNing hearts.
MARRIED,

On the oath ult., by Wyatt Holmes, Esq. Mr..
Thomas B Harvey, to Mrs. - Shelton, all of
this District.
On the 10Th ut., by the Rev. John Trapp,
AIR. Sebron Stalnaker, to Miss Amandn, daugh-
ter Of Mr. Joshua Harris, all of this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09

Central Bank Of Georgia.-Georgia papers
say, that in consequence of the passage ofthe
Act to amend the Charter of this Bank, by the
Legislature, it has suspended specie payment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09

The Tsrian Message.-The New Or
leans Bulletin of The 9TH ult. gives the
following from passage in the Message
of President Lamar
From the annexed it NAV easily be per-
ceived that "his voice." like Semphronius,
''is still for war;"
He says he is opposed to the ''protracted
state Of their differences with Mexico"
and ardenty desires to "bring them TO "a
close, euen should a further resort to the
suord be necessary" From a disposition
adverse to negotiation manifestedby Mexi-
co. he says, "stiI ] caunot perceive in thr
conduct Of that government, any thing
which would justify in US the slightest re-
Taxation in the preparations necessary TO re-
tort from it peace, which their own sense
of justice will not voluntarily accord"-
that ''it will continue to be my policy TO
place the country in thai position ,chich
,vill enable il to meet with confidence any
crisis Vhich may arise" In speaking Of
national finance, he says, 1--WE shall have
an expensive navy 10 support. or resign
the gulf; line of military posts to main
tain, or abandon the frontier; and gener.
al preparation TO make for the settlement
Of our national quarrel; or discard for once,
and forever, all pretenlions to "ultimdte
coercion"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09

Arrangements are n progress, for the mar.
riage of Queen Victoria. 1t is said positively,
that the nuptials will BE- solemnized in the
Spring.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09
Election Notice.

VUNHE Election for Sheriff of Edgefeld Dis.
IL tricl will take place, as heretofore adver.
tised, on thr serond Monday in January. but
that OF Ordinary will not take place until writs
are issued by the Governor.
w. J. SIMKINS,
Charm D. M. E. Of Edge. Dist.
Dec 10. 1899 45
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'N"O YECE.

HNHE Copartnership Of Bland, ,Catlin & Co.
III (rxcept SO much ms relates to the setting
up Of their bnsiness,) expires with this day, by
its own limitation. All persons indebted TO
them are requested to make payment without
delay, to either of the parties; their mites and
books may be tounh at their old stand which
will be occupied by Bland & Butler.
BLAND, CATLIN s. Co.
EdgefeId C. II, Dec 81, 1899 40
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Public Notice.

'NNHE Public IRE hereby notified, that win
III moi pay aNot" Of hand given me BY 10 Eli
Clark, now due, for $40, as the property for
whlrh sail note was given has nroven to bo
unsonnd. am determined not to pay the
same, unless compelled by law
BENAJAH CURRY.
Dec IN, 1899 c45
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Strayed or Stolen.

a BOUT eight weeks since. my black COW
IA and yearling steer, strayed from my
muse: Both had bells on-and marked with
"A swallow fork in The right, and poplar leaf
Iii the lett ear. Any person returning said
%atle' or giving any information respecting
lhen shall be literally rewarded.
Der %. 1880 ~,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09
Edge6ell District.

LuSCTTVH0 'IISITIEI.
FALL TERM, 1899 =
HIT is Ordered that ronrt of Common PIeas
u and General Sessions for the Trial of The
Cases not disposed Of at tl,is Term, be held AZ
Edgefeld Conrt House. on the fourth Monday
in January next. -z.i2h..
B ]. EARLE, Judge presiding. = z
GEO. PoPE. C. {. p. G. G.s. 80 g"
Nov. s. 1899 tf4a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09

Mr.. GRUyDY.-The resignation Of Mr.. G..
as United Suites Senator, was read in the Ten-
nessec Legislature, on the 18th ult. The cause
of his resignation, was his constitutional incli-
gibiry at the time lie was elected, as he filled
the office of Attorney General. Both Houses
in convention tIlei, proceeded to the election Of
a Senator, aud Mr.. Grundv was reelected.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09

We have received from the Hon. F. w.
Pickens, The Message Of lho President"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-09
NOTRq,h,,.

Ut persons indebted to the estate of Ias.
"A NJ. Norrell DECEASED. are requested 10
make payment. and those having demands a.
sdllls the estate, will render thrir accounts dulv
altescd to the subscriber by The frs, day or
February next WILEY CULBREATH,
Dec 18th, 1879 fF .4dm'r.