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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09
Final Notice.

a LII Persons indebted TO I" the estate of
"a Caleb Holloway, Senr.. dec'd.. late %!
this district, are requested to make payment, by
the frs, day OF January next, and those having
demands against said estate are also requested
TO presen, them properly at,ested.
J. BOLES,
L. RUNNELS,
Executors.
Dec 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09
State of south Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
TN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Declaration in ~.
fachment.

W7HEREAS The Plainrilfin The aber.
w stated case, has this day filed -,
Declaration agaisnt the Defendant. who
absent from aud without the limits Oft
State. as il is said. having neither wife
attorney, known within the came. on win
a copy Of the Declaration with q rule
Plead thereto, might be served: Ordcr,
tha, the Defendant Plead TO the said y.
Iara,lon, within year and aday, from, Ii
date thereof, Otherwise final and abscll a
judgment will be awarded against him
GEORGE POPE, C. C. =
Clerks Office
Nov. 81, ls4I. aqe -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09
WYM ENEAL.
MARRIED.,

On the lstl, ult. by the Rev. d. d. Brunson,
LEWIS Collins. Esqr., 10 Mrs. ASS COLLIER,
all of this District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09
Dec 9
1000 Acres Of Land,

or which large quantity is good Oak and
Hickory land, we'll adapted 10 the culture
of Corn and Cotton, the remainderis good
productive Pine Land. well improved.
The above Lands will he laid oil in conve
nicnt tracts, plats of which will be exhibii-
Ell nn the day Of sale. Said Lands will be
sold on n credit OF Que and two years.
purchasers giving notes with approved
security and a mortgage Of The premises.
The personal estate, consisting OF about
4eN NY - ND NrC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09
Notice.

by siic Governor,
VI. LABoRpE. Scc'ry Of State.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
1 roHN N. BASKIN.
40 SUBSCRIPTION.

Il NC OF SUBSCRIPTION.
N"J :, subscription S;3 if paid in ad-
W r. ooid within six months after
\ .a%b.GIbng; or S. if not paid until
I'm of the year. ,,,uo
4 ou 5 OF ADVERTISING.
\ a will be inserted at the rate OF
"ore for The first insertion, and 90
yeek theraher-ten lines or less
/, ~ a square. The number of insertions
H., he noted on The margli OF the
| .I Of they will be inserted until forbid
4 accordingly. Advertisements from
must be accompanied with the Cash
o r and Communications OF a
r ' will be charged double the
Esus candidates for county Offices will will.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
Military Orders! !
Head QglarGeFS,l
FRANKLlN, MIS-.

A Ii persons belonging to the 27ih
IA Regiment Of Holmes county Mi
lila and subject TO Military duty, are
hereby commanded to parade upon
the public square in the town of Lex
ing;on, on saturday the second day
of October next, at 10 o'clock A. M
for the purpose ofreview, inspection
and martial exercise armed ana c.
.ouiped as the law directs.
There will be a drill on the day
preceding said parade at the place
a(ore aid. The attendance OF al!
commissioned and noncommlsSloned
officers and musicians Of said RegI-
ment is strictly required.
II. w. BROWN, AdJt.
Otthe 9th Regiment.
Holmes county Militia.
Sept. IA, teal
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
FAD QUAR- T E r So
f,ry OF JACKSON, Aug. 26, Al. )

IN Election for Major General OF
Aahe Second Division, Mississippi
W., will be held on the Fl st Monday,
Sisg following, in November next.
RAJ Commanding officers Of tGe Regl-
IN. in the counties Of Claiborne, Jet
81 Adams, franklin, Lawrence, Gov.
IN, Jones, Lauderdale, Clarke, Jas.
snd Wayne are charged with the exc
IouC this order, within their respective
simenls.
|ispr General VIM. L. Brandon, viii
II b. election for Brlgadler General
Ihe Second Brigade Of the first DIvIs'
MI Ma, on the first Monday and day
wing, in Nov. next There Being
llieersIn commissicn in the thirteenth
Gkson couny,l fourteenth, (Hancock
iva and slxty-second, Harrison
I'm Regiments, the orders for The
lions, in said counties, will be adj.
'sed to the respective SherlHs thereof.
Hmm Stewart, of the Sixteenth he-
III, WIZ assume the comma" OF the
ood Brigade OF the First Division, MI,
aad order elections for Co,ooelS OF
lah, l4,h and GA Regiments, to be
b the frsl Monday, aud day follow
III Nov. next; directing the orders for
Elections 10 the Sheritis Of the coun-
of Jackson, Hancock and Harrison.
III Cot. VIM. II. ParGue will assume
aommand Of the 10Th Regiment, Mi
II John Way, Of the 9Th Regiment
Ma., will assume the command of The
i Brigade Of the FIRST Dlsvlsion Mi
/, and exercise the same during the
snre of tie Brig. Gen, Degrafenreid
III order an election to be held on The
Monday and day fol- wing in Nov
!, for Co.'s. Of the Orb, (Amite county
leh, Pike county, Regiments.
ldeuenant Col. James Nj. GaIlent vii
VIC the command of the 9th Regi'
uf, and Lieutenant Col. Uriah Bow
y tho command of the 9th Regimen
Nd Gem, Reuben ii. Grant, will or
~ election to be holden on the frs
nay and day following in Nov. mex
BrIg, GenI. of the First Brigade 0
Fourth Division Mi. Ma.
bfg, Gen. r. N. WauI, will order al
ston 10 be held on the first Monday, {
Following, in Nov, next for Col. 0
g6ih Carroll county, Regiment, Nj
lllIa; Lieutenant Col. Charles S. E.s
FIII assume the command Of said Re
ent
'ugadIer General THOMAS ID
'OLDRlDGE. will order an eleclo
6 held on the first Monday and da
wing, in November next, for CoIone
70 4OIh (smlth county, Regiment, t
ne vacancy occasioned by the remoV
CoI' Richard Swami; he will ais
an election to be held, on the sam
;, Tor Col. of the 43d (AttaIa county
'ment Miss. Malta also, for Colo
81 the 18th Kemper county, Reg
Aelenan' Col, A. S. McCaskiII FOR i
the officer nextin command
assume the command of the 90
,iment.
lieutenant Colonel A. Vinsant, Tor
absence, the officer next in command
lie 4yth (Smith county, Regimen, NJ
; VIII assume the command thereof.
lieutenant Colonel ID. M. Brown, L
us absence the officer next in con
.a1.J OF the Add Regiment Mississip
,ia' VIII assume The command therec
i "a General JOHN ID. BRAI
NJ vii order an elections to be he
, ue nrSt Monday and day following
IemOer next, for Brlgadier Genera
a0 LIST and I'd Brigades of the Fiji
,'sIon, Mi. Ma.
General Z. NJ. ROGER
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02

Some wag in England was guilty Of perpetra-
ting the following: To asgravste the crime he
procured its insertion in Cuikshank's Omnbns.
The man who could invent such pun, ought 10
diet three weeks upon tenpenny nails and dish
water, and then emigrate to the North Pole up
on a Mississippi raft:
THE GIRL AND THE PHILOSOPHER.
As Kate went tripping up the town,
mo lassie e'er looked prettier,)
An ''uaco chiel" in cap and gown,
(No mortal e'er looked grittier,)
Accosted Kitty in the street,
As she was going to cross over,
And robbed her Of kiss--the cheat
Saying" I'm aphilosopher."
"a WHAT" said Kitty, blushing red,
Aud gave his cap toss over;
care you! Oh, PHI" and off she sped,
Whilst he bewailed the Ios-oph.her."
Hurry and cunning are the two mp
prentices of despatch and skill; but neith-
er of them learn their masters trade. LGcon
The excuses Of our youth are drafts on
eur old age, payable with interest about
thirty years after date. TO-
, 1841-10-09

1t is generally the practice OF farmers, l
believe, TO scald their old brine before put
ting it on their pork; and SO absolutely nee
essary is it supposed to be by most people
that nothing short Of the price OF their pork
would induce them to use their old BRINE
without first scalding it. Now, allow me
confidently to say that the idea is erroneous,
and the practice entirely useless. 1t your
old brine is sweet and good, and has kept your
old pork good, depend upon it, it will Keep
the new. For what possible reason IS there
TO suppose that brine which will keep old
pork, will not keep new also! 1t may, be
said that the brine is full Of matter which IT
has received from the Old pork. True II Is
and ,hereforefore it canno extract the 0es'
Juices of the new. For eight successive
years | assisted in putting down pork, ant
pouring upon it the SAME brine, without be
ing once scalded; and the older the brine
the sweeter and better was the pork. I'M
brine was always sweet and plenty OF SAIL
at the bottom. The pork was laid down II
the usual manner, with salt, and the brin'
poured back upon it. The advantage Is IL
having better pork, besides a saving oil laoo
and trouble.
, 1841-10-09

aside, 10 mingle unnoticed with the rubbish
which strews the earth, il is also well. The
only favor we ask for it is that no favor, be-
vond its strict deserts, shall be extended to
it.
The first number Of the PRARIE.FLowER
will be issued on the first of November next
after that, it will appear monthly. Inc
form chosen for the work is similar to the
other monthly m~agazines-a large octave,
each number containing from 4S to "a pa
ges.
The price of the Prairie Flower is S.
year. Single numbers can always be procu'
red, at so cents each. =,
Letters relating to the work must be ad'
dressed. postpaid, to ''Publishers OF the
Prairie Flower, St. Louis, Mo-" -,
Editors copying this advertisement will
confer an especial favor, and will Of course
be entitled to an exchange.
ST. Louis, Sept. 5, 1841.
, 1841-10-09
POETRY.
PAY YOUR DEBTS.

Surprising circumstance it is,
Now at the present day,
So many should debt contract,
And then forget to pay.
Now I'm obliged TO sweat and toll,
And wear nv strength away.
For those who when they get the work,
Forget to bring the pay.
What vain excuses men will plead
Apayment to delay,
And many think that promises
VII answer we'll for pay.
Another says, hard times, hard times,
Don't hurry me, | pay,
Not thinking that more hard the time,
The more | want the pay,
There others are. who should YOU dun,
And dun till you are grey,
Would never pay a cent, unless
Compell'd by law to pay.
He'll do we'll without as ],
Says one ard wait he may:
The afluent cannot see my need.
The poor think hard to pay.
Some rather choose 10 pay it off
Until some future day.
Then they forget they W a cent,
And SO will never pay.
Therefore frem men of different sorts,
And men OF different way,
The rich the poor the purchaser,
IT'S hard to get my pay!
For once let reason be your guide,
Attend without delay.
How can poor mechanics live,
Unless he gets his pay.
Come thou and pass this new resolve,
And to yourselves then say,
Although | negligent have been,
Inou myself mil pay.
, 1841-10-09
CROPS IN EUROPE.

A correspondent of the Louisville Journ-
al, writing from London under the late OF
Aug. 9th, on the subject of the weather and
crops says:
\ season altogether so ungenial, no one
remembers. Unless it change greatly, and
very soon. the result will be unspeakaoly
disastrous. The harvest in both countries
and the vintage in France will be all but des'
troyed. And distressing want,l II not d6s'
lutte famine, must inevitably ensue; for othel
portions Of Europe are also affected by the
inclemencies OF the season, TO such an ex
tent, as TO be unable to supply the demand
of England and France for food. A mod!f
cation. therefore Of the British corn laws
on the meeting OF Parliament, is hardl!
doubtful. Hence American flour, and othe
forms Of food can scarcely fail TO find a mar
ket. This | think you may safely state.
, 1841-10-09
TRANSATLANTIC UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

THE LECTURES in this institution, commence
as usual, on the first Monday in Noren'ber, and close
on the last day Of February.
THE FACULTY CONSISTS OF
BENZ. w. DUDLEY, NJ. D, Prof. Of .AnatOmy and
Surgery. JAMES VI. Bush, NJ. d. adjunct Proe''
,or of do. JAMES C. Cnoss, NJ. D.. Professor
of Institutes and Medical jurisprudence. ELISHA
BARTLETT. NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and Prae,
tioe. w. II. RICHARDSON, NJ. d., Professor oil
Obstetrics, & Disease, of Women and Gladden.
Tuos. d. MITCHELL, NJ. D. Professor Of Iaafer,0
Mediea and Therapeutics. ROBERT fETEa' NJ D'
Prof,,or of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
The cost of a full Course of Lectures, is sl05
payable in advance, in notes Of good and soi1eh'
Banks of the States whence the pupils come. The
Naturalization and Library ticket is So, and The
n;.ssc,,nr ticket slO. Graduation Fee, $40
Boarding and Lodging, Quel and lights included
from $3.50 to 50 per week.
By Order,
THOMAS ID. MITCHELL,
Dean Of Faculty.
Lexington. Ky :, June l, lS4l.
, 1841-10-09
ANEW VOLUME,
IN spLENDID STYLE.
July, 184l.
aRAHAM's LADY's & GENTLE.
MANS MAGAZINE.

THE great increase in the subscription
list Of this highly popular Magazine (the edI-
,;on having more than double in less than
six months) induces the proprietor to COM
mence a new volume with the July number.
7, will be issued in the most attractive style,
with the first of a new series OF Rich ORi-
GINAL ExGRAvrNGs, got up in a manner that
shall surpass any used in any other Amerl'
can Magazine. In addition TO the TACT Thai
we employ the talent of the very best Anne
rican artists in the engraving OF The plates
for this work, it must be remembered, ina,
most Of the subjects selected are Original
American pictures, uhich haze nercr been
before enprGred. and are consequently. the
newest that can be brought before Highly
Colored fashions.
II must be remembered, that the Fashion
Plates of this Magazine. are the best IN color
ing and design that can be Gun IN any
work published in this country or in Europe
They are engraved and colored tor this
Magazine. bv the bes, artists that the coun'
try can produce, and are drawn ARRAYS from
the lates, designs from Paris and London
and consequently may always be relied up
on as the prevailing style in the United Sta
ties for the month in which they are issued
We paw more for coloring than any othel
publication, and always have the BEST.
l'HE CoSrRiBu roRs.-1n addition TO the I'M
usual fine array Of contributors, which the
Magazine has thus far boosted, arrangement:
have been made with 4 number more OF the
best writers of the day, so that spice and va
rie,y NAV be looked for in the literary de-
partment Of the new volume.
Spears AND PAsTruEs.-This interesting
feature of the Magazine shall still be pTeserv
ed rs important to young sportsmen. anG
in fact TO all Young or old, who delight II
the sports of the rod and gun. Articles IL
this department, shall he from acknowledge
pens. and of the very best authority.
The volume will be opened with a new
! and beautiful type, cast expressly Tor TIT
work, the mechanical execution shall be o
surprising ncatness, and the printing shall
be upon the finest white paper.
NEw AND POPULAR MUsIc.-The choices
pieces of new and popular music for tn
Piano Forte and Guitar shall be selected 70
its pages, and two or more pages shall ap
7 near regularly each month. In this wa,
{ subscribers in remote country towns, can al
E ways nave the latest music at low rates, Al
: most as soon as it is published.
TERMS CASH-The terms are 50 for
single subscription, and in no case will tn
price be abated, or TWO COPIES for IS, free G
, postage and discount, ALWAYS IN
, No SUBSCRIBER RECEIVED IN ANY CASE wrrHou
/. THE MONEY. This rule is imperious and wi
{ not be departed from.
= Address. post paid.
I. GEO. r. GRAHAM.
= S. W.. corner Sd & Chestnut sts., Phl'a.
, 1841-10-09
PATEQR1NQa

A. F. TRAINER, ha. the pleasure TO announce
to the citizens of Bowling Green and the surrounding
country, that he will continue the above business on:
door East of the Post Office. He. is now prepared
to receive orders for work, pledgins himself 10 exc.
cute not only in a workman like, but in the latest
and most approved fashions, having just Ieee,sed re
port. of the spring and hummer fashions iof ic1I.
He tender, hi, sincere thanks, to his old customers
for the patronage he has received from them, ana
aatters himself that his strict attention to business
united with a desire to please his customers will elicit
for him a continuation Of the same.
A. r. T.
Nav 22ud-tf.
, 1841-10-09
UNIVERSITY OF THE T OF
MISSOURI.

1NftE preparatory department LIE
Il s~titution was opened ~agreeabiy to pub
lie notice, on the I4th of April, and is now
in successful operation. Although the fall
organization of the University will not take
place in consequence of the temporary I'M
productiveness OF its funds, before the au-
tumn Of 1912, provision has been made Tor
the formation Of the regular collegiate clas-
SEES, on or about the frs, Of December OF the
curren, wear. With a view to the thorough
instruction, and discipline of the institution,
the number of its officers will be increased
al the commencement Of the collegiate year,
and the necessary books, and apparatus, both
Philosophical and Chemical will be provided.
The subioined schedule exhibits substan-
tally the course Of study 10 be pursued IN
the University, and serve as a guide to young
gentlemen who may be DESTROYS of connect,
ing themselves with either of the regular
classes.
Preparatory Dcpdriment-English, Latin
and Greek Grammar, Caesars Commentaries
and Virgil's Aenicd 4 books; Greek Tesla
ment, (eosrelO and Cir. Minora, Geography
and Arithmetic.
Freshman Class--First se~ssion-Sallust
Antiquities-Fisk's CIR. Maj. A~enoPhon''
History; Algebra begun.
Second session-Algebra completed; lilo
race begun; Xenophon's Memorabilia; lie
ometry begun.
Solphomorc CLrss-First-lIorace com
pleted, Geometry compieted; Cir. MaJora-
Oratoryi TriEOnometry.
Second-Cicero De Oratore begun; Ho
mers's Had; Mensuration, Surveying, Navl
cation; Jamison's Rhetoric; Comic Section
Analytic.
Junior Cdss-First-Calculus-Diffe
tial and Integral; De Oratore completed; Che
mistry, Mineralogy and Geology; Natura
Philosophy. u,
Sccond-Gr. Majora-Critics; Nat. Phil
and Astronomy; Botany, Nat. His, and Ply
siology; Taci,us.
Senior Class--First-I.ogic and Rhetoric
Whatelcv's; Intellectual Philosophy; Ethics
: Wavland; Civil PoIity, ard Constitutions
Law.
; Sccond--International Law; Modern Ian
~cuares: Christian Evidences; Political Econo
my, Say. .
: The regular entrance examination WI
; take place on the second "Wednesday IN NC
vember next.
Candidates may be examined subsequent
j tly in vacation. or during the session.
| J. II. LATHROP,
President Of the anniversary.
y Columbia. August 90, 1871.
! n. b. Will each Political and Literar
= paper in the State friendly TO the cause {
u Education and the State University, give tn
above one or two insertions in their p;
pers. ag30
, 1841-10-09
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH,
(WHOI ,EsSAI,E.)

TTyIIE subscriber intending TO curtail his credit
IL business, and sell FoR CASH, will ofor grent
inducements TO those who BUY FOR MONEY. His
goods are all purchased of the nanufac turers, are
good, and will be sold low. Merchants who buy for
cash will find it to their advantage to call. lie is
now receiving his fall stock, and will have on hand
about 800 packages Boots and Shoes, consisting Of
every article in the Shoe line.
GEORGE X. BUDD, l22 Main st.
st. Louis, Aug. 81, lS4l. st up stairs.
, 1841-10-09
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned administrator Of the es-
l. tate of John Dorshamer decd. late OF
Rails County Mo. hereby gives no
tice to all creditors and othersinterested
in said estate, that he intends 10
make a final settlement of the said estate.
at the next February term Of the County
Court Of said county, to be held on the Isl
Monday of that month in the year 1912.
WILLIAM SOX, Admir-.
Sept. IS, 184I.-4t.
, 1841-10-09
NOTICE.

TUyHE fall and winter Session, of the Ashley Female
Seminary will commence on the first Monday
in September and continue six months
Terms Of tuition Of follows:
Fine needle work, $500
Orhography, Reading, Writing, Geography,
and English Grammar, SIS
Natural Philosophy, History, ancient and
modern Chemistry, and Rhetoric, $50
Mental and Moral, Philosophy, Logic Alge-
bra, Geometry, Latin T. French languages, 500
Mapping and Painting 500
Nc scholars will DO admitted for less time than half
a torn, and no deduction will DO made for lost time,
unless occasioned by sickness.
The teachers pledge themselves, that no effort on
their part, shall DO spared to promote tho highest posi-
bic benefit of their pupils.
L. STODDARD, u,.
M. F. mitchell. "
N B. Board can be obtained in town on reasonable
terms.
july Ii, lS4l.-A.
, 1841-10-09
A LIKELY IND VALUABLE
NEGRO BOY FOR
SALE

SALLY
have a very valuable and likely NEGRO BOY,
Il which I will sell on the most reasonable termi
for CASH lie is b between ~ and IL years Of age,
and is capable of doing almost every kind of work
for boys Of his age and size. Apply to
JOS. B. ARTHUR, Troy Mo.
, 1841-10-09
NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby foreworned from
IA trusting my wife Lucy on any account,
as l am resolved not TO pay any Of her con-
tracts, as she has left my bed and board
without a jus tprovocation. She left on We'd
nesday the nth day of August 1841.
JAMES HUGHLETT.
, 1841-10-09
TAILORING G..

BlHE subscriber wishes TO return his sincere thanks
to the citizens Pike, for the public patronage
heretofore rscsived lie also wishes to inform them
that he will carry on the above busine" 10 all its Va.
rious branches at the nme stand.
THOMAS MoSLEY.
Prnirierinc Mo-. Oct. 9, 1871 -.
, 1841-10-09
Circuit Court Clerk. office Invocation l,4June ISL
STATE OF MISSOURI IS.

Circuit Court Clerk. Office invocation l,4June ISL.
STATE OF MISSOURI, IS.
Montgomery County.
Now at this day comes William Parish an heir
and legal representative Of Henry Parish deceased ano
FLED a petition in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Cr-
cult Cour, in and for said county, praying that partition
ne made amongst the several heirs Of saio
deceased of tho following tract OF land oo wM9
The South East quarter of section thirty IN township
~for,ysix, North in Range No. S West containing one
hundred and sixty acres, and it being shown % saio
Clerk by affidavit that said heirs are not residents OF
thi, State. II is thereupon ordered by said Clerk that
notice be given to Mary F. Quesen6ery, late Mary Z
Parish who in,ermarried with Achillis Quesenberry,
Marlh, Parish. John G. Parish and Philip b. Parish.
that said Petition has been filed and will be presented
10 said Circuit Court at the Term of said Court, to DO
held in and for said county on the hrst Monday IN Oe.
,ober next, said notice TO be given by the publication Of
a copy of this order once 4 week for eight weeks sue
cessiye in some news paper printed IN or nearest 10
to the County of Montgomery aforesaid
STATE OF MISSOURI, lss.
Montgomery County.
Jacob l.. Sharp, Clerk of the Circuit Court IN
and for the county aforesaid, certify the foregoing to
be a true copy Of tho original order of Publication
in my Office.
I seal. Smy hand and affixed the seal OF SAID Couf,aI
- Office in The town Of Danvine, the lith dsy
Of June in the wear Of our Lord lS4l.
JACOB l.. SHARP, Clerk.
July II, ls4l-st-
, 1841-10-09
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned Administrator of the estate Q
Il IoLtcrt Stcuart. deed late OF Pike county
No, hereby gives notice to all concerned, or in any
way interested in snid estate, that the undersigned
administrator will make a final settlement OF the
said estate at the next November term OF the coun.
ty court Of said county.
JACOB LEMON, Admir-.
September 18th lS4l.-4t.
, 1841-10-09
NSEiS9 .

LII Persons interested are nefeo! =.
IA tilted, that at the next Nov. term Oh %S
Pike County Court, ! shall apply 10 s..
Court, TO be released from being any 'o's
err Guardian Of John Gouldesberry; NC
]. G. SHIELDS.
August elst, 184l.-8t'