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rTEoE1,. nLn LIFE Dill AND TIL"
y NIX high celebrity
which thestexcellcnt Medicine es have acquired,
in curing lmost every disease to which the
human frame is liable, is n matter familiar with
almost ever intelligent person. They became
known by heir lruits-tlcir good works have
testified Tor tllem-lliry did not thrive by the
faith of the :rcduous.
In casrs d Costivcncss. Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections Asthma. Piles, Settled
Pains, Rheumatism, Fevers and Agnes. Obsti-
nate Headaches, Impure State Of the Fluids,
Unhealthy appearance of the Skin, Nervous
Debility, the Sickness incident to Females in
Delicate Hellh every kind of Weakness of
the Digesliv, Organs and in all general De-
rangemcpls If Health, these Medicines have in
variaby prUed certain and speedy remedy
They restore vigorous health to the most eX-
Lausted constitutions. a single trial will place
the Life Pill and Phnuix Bilters beyond the
reach of competition, in the estimation Of every
patient.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, at
WM. b. MOFFAT'S Medical Office, 315
Broadway, Few York.
N. b. Nnle are genuine unless they have
the fac siniik ofJohn Moffat's signature.
D7 The life Pills are sold in boxes-Price,
25 cents. 5Ocents, and 81 each, according to
the size; ard the Phoenix Bitlers in bottles, at
81 o, 81 eicl. with full directions
For Gmtiit0us DistriJuti0n-An interesting
little pamphlet. entitled 'MoiIuts Medical Ma
nua. drsigtcd as n domestic Guide 10 Health
containing accurate information concerning the
lhe most prevalent disease, and the most ap-
proved rerrcdes-by WM. MOFFAT."
For sae by
c. a. DOWD.
Al 1, tf &
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Receipts for Subscription.

The Publisher acknowledges the Reccl
from the following persons, 10 the time r
downto their respective names:
Capt. J. Viewer, to Feb. 8. 1912.
Mai. John ChiIes. to Feb 3. 1912.
William Attaway, to Feb. 8, 1911.
j. NJ Weathersford October s, 1899.
3. =. Tillman, to Feb. =. lSIZ.
James Maynard, to March a. 1872.
~. Y. Logan, To March 4, 1912.
B. 5. Cogburn. to December 81. 1911.
John Bland, to December 81. ISL.
John Coehurn. Esqr 10 Feb. 3. lSI2.
Dan. Prescott to January 9. lS42.
Thomas McKic. 10 Feb. :. lS4l.
A. Grafton, to Feb :, ISL.
James Adams, Senr., to Septr. 4. 1871.
Gen. f. G. Talbert, TO Feb. &. lS42.
A. TaIhcrt, Jr., TO Feb. s, 1912.
NJ. Brunson, to August is. lell.
JOHN Curry, TO Feb. 8. 1912.
Il. l.. Shaw, 10 Feb. g, 1912.
Abram Adams, 10 Feb. S, 1912.
John Wash, 10 March 81, lS4l.
Hartwell J. Wash, to Feb. 8, 1911.
John Irwin, to Feb. 10, 1912.
Col. w. S. Cothran, 10 Feb. s, 1912.
EIherl Bedsoe, to Alarch4. 1912,
]. Gomillion, 10 Feb. s, 1912.
John Rochelle, to Feb. 8. 1912.
IL. ii. Hill, to Feb. 6, | 12.
J. G lIollister. to October 10, 1871.
Bailey Corlcy. April Is, le4l.
William Brnnson. Esqr., to Feb. 3, lS42.
John Lyon, (Red HILL to June 4, 1871.
Lewis Glanton: to Feb. s, 1912.
Capt. R. B. Boukniglt, 10 March i, 1912.
John d. Raiford, to Feb. s, lS42.
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Spring.---The great conquest Of Presi'
dent making is over--Gen. Harrison is the
Chief Executive of the United Statcs--the
weather has assumed more settled as
pect--.the face of nature bears evidence Of
the approach of Sprins---a quiet, which
when compared to days past, is like the
primitive serenity of the garden Of Eden,
10 the noise of the building Of Babel. Our
streets are yet quite uneven,in consequence
Of the heavy rains that have fallen Of late,
for, during the past week or ten days, those
who depended upon the weather for to-
pic of conversation, have left of saying "a
fine day." Nature, however, goes on in
very much the same manner she usually
does at this season, and we cannot per-
ceive, that the choice of a new President
and Cabinet, has in any way interrupted.
or disturbed, her customary progress. The
air has softer breath; and the blue SKI,
the rcviving plants. and the general ap-
pearaucc of The woods, all indicate the
gradual advancement of Spring. There
is less of shoutings, drumming and hurrah-
ines, occasioned by The termination of some
warmly contested political canvass--lcss
Of the pomp, and circumstances OF 81 To-
rious victories" and more heed given to
the still, sober occupations of this working
day season of the year.
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champion Of The truth, TO laborin our bor-
ders."

Credit Of the State.-Statc funds we
are YER! glad to see continue to be ia
vorite investment, and the State Stock to
keep above par. We repeat from our
last price current the quotation Of the price
at which the 6 per cent stock is held and
selling a. the Bank the State-viz:
State 6 per cents (redcemable 1870. In
teresl quarterly at l03.
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HAMBURG. March G,

IlAMDURG, vi uCCU
Cotton.-Owing to the extreme tighlness Of
money matters, our cotton market for this week
has been rather languid. The last accounts
from Liverpool We're more favorable 10 the
transactions Of our buyers, and our market is
now forced up to the present highest quotation
with great difficulty; and we have no doubt,
that tie market to day would be cent higher
than it is if tie accommodations were easy.
We however quote as extremes, 10 Il cents,
the later price only given for choice lots
Principal sales from wagons l03 cts.
Groceries The market is well supplied with
all kinds of groceries, and we are OF the OPT
MON, that few inland places of the South, have
better supply than some Of our merchants.
The impression heretofore sustained by many
of the planters in this State and Georgia, that
our city did not afford sufficient stock igroce-
ries for an assortment, is now doing away fast.
In fac, we profess to be, as well accommodated
in this line, andnot far behind in the dly goods,
as the next place apart from sea port.-Jour.
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500 REWARD.

T WILL give Fifty Dollars for proof 10
Il conviction Of the person or persons (if
while,) who conveyed instruments to John
Hatcher & Joshua Hammond, jr., where
by they effected their escape from the Jail
of this District, on Friday night last; and
fifty dollars for The delivery of the said
John Hatcher TO the Jailor Of said District.
1t is believed, that the said Joshua Ham
mond will not leave the District, and I
will be obliged to any friend Of public JUS
tce who will bring him TO Jail.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
Feb. IL, 1S4l. tf3
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A destructive fire occurred in Pensaco-
la on the 29th of February. A large num-
ber of houses were burned. The Pensa-
cola Gazetle states, THAI the whole Of In
lendencia street, OH both sides, from the
old Coffee House to Baylen street, was in
ashes. The same paper states that de-
tachment from the speudid Friga,o Ma
cedonian, under Lieut.. Rudd, repaired to
the scene, and by their great and unremit-
ted exertions, much valuable property was
saved.-Georgia Constitu.
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State Of South Carolina.

HEY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi
u b nary Of Edgefcld District
Whereas, Permela A. Fulford, hath applied
10 me for Letters of Administration, OH all and
singular the goods and cha,tels, rights and cred
its of Richard G. Fullnrd. late Of the Distric,
aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased. 10 be and appear before me, at
onr next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Edgefeld Court House OIL the
22d day Of March, lS41, TO show cause, fany,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day
of March, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-one and in the sixty-fii'h year of Amcri-
can independence.
D. TOWLES, o. z. d.
March II, 1541. (S2 12A) be
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Woers Of Fortune-Of all the many
characters, which together, unite in the
formation Of society, none perhaps, better
deserve passing notice, than the perse-
verins suitor Of Fortune.
Some compassionate him, as an old epl-
cure would one, who should he pointed
out to him, as subsis,iug Oh "thin air."
dreams, or similar light food. Most GER
tainly he hath hope for his breakfast, "hope
deferred" for his dinner, and total failures
for his vesper meal. True he is crazy
eroper in a Labyrinth of chances; bettor
on the worlds nag in the field; runner
of butterflies, and bondman to Will-o'-
the-wisps. He plants his head in the Clouds
while under the influence Of soaring imag-
ina,ion, and curses the gravitaioo, which
binds his feet to The worthless details of
earth. The clothing of his mortal frame
is often but the clothing Of the mind, and
his stomach the diges,er Of hidden fan'a-
sizes. He doth not take his pick and
spade, and dig among the mountains, but
waits on lipoe, for aslray bolt Of lightning
TO do tie job for him summari!y.
IF man chea, him out of the last rag
ged remnant of clothing on his back. will
he turn upon him in wrath, or drag him
10 Court, or beg restitution. Nonsense !.
he absolutely despises such srovellins prac-
,ices. With true dignity ofmind and pur-
pose. he Immediately stretches forth his
hands towards the Temple Of hi Divinity,
and smackins his lips in total contentmenl
waits her generosity. 1t may be that the
expected boon is tardy of coming. yet you
canno, tire his indefatigable lamp of Hope.
There he stands and amuses himself, by
quoting old proverbs-"take Fortune at
her first ofer"-and string of the like.
But let US watch him in the various
scenes, in which he acts part in after
life. Let US suppose him kicked out Of
doors by his landlord, in case he should
have preferred the confines of a hotel TO the
spaciousness Of the world.
The unreAecting might forthwith say :
"There's melancholy man for you" Is
such the fact? BY no means; he greets
that pedal demonstration, as harbinger
of marvellous good luck-in fact a kick in
TO the kingdom Of thrift.
Lei US again suppose him in the custody
of the officer Of justice, for confusion OF
the rules of good orderin society; in other
words, nabbed for thieving. Doth his
countenance wax lorlorn under the terrors
ofjusiice No-its but bit of romance
a little dash of coque,ry on the part of his
patron goddess, preparatory to being dart
ed into fortune. He will not bother his
brains with training witnesses, feeling coun-
sci, or picking persons to try him.. no, he.
There Fortune stands, at the elbow of JUS
tice, ready to parry of "the strong lance" "
Lastly--Send him 10 prison Ia lively
hope Of escape will sweelen his journey
thither. Get him there, the evcr-prescnt
faith of pardon will cheat his term our Of
half its length. You might as well sink a
shingle in deep water as to depress his
spirits. Push him down, and be will DOT
up again in the twinklins Of an eye
squeeze him together, and his heart will
again swell out into its original rotundi'y
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Take Garcia respectable looking man
named John Kiffin, was arrested on FRI
day the 10Th ult., charged with stealing a
newspaper from the door of Mr.. Townly,
in New York, left there by a carrier. The
police magistrate, as terror to numerous
others who indulge in similar larcenes'
held him to bail in 5000 10 answer.
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From the social circle 10 the hall Of JUS
lice, from thence to the mansion of iron
CRATES and bars; aud from thence "to The
place of beginning" the Potter's Field, he
is the same unhappy bubble-drinker; the
same self-complaccnt speculator i'll empty
nothingneSS.
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Augusta Seed Store.

Shaker Gurden Seeds.-Crop Of lS40.
TNRESH GARDEN SEED, just received
NJ from the Shakers These Seeds have
aiven universal satisfaction ever since they
have been sold at this store, which has been for
three years past, and the proprietor deals in no
others.
The usual allowance made to Country Deal.
ers.
Bird Seed, Potato Onions. Lucerne, Red
Glover, White do. MangolJ WurtzoI, Rye
Grass, Blue Grass. Turnip Seed, g., a.
A few Brushes, Selves, Sugar boxes, Swins,
&c.
Feb. 16, 1541. tf3
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Special Mission to London.-The Rich
mond Whig OF Thursday says IA rumor
is afloat, aud we devoutly hope it may
prove true, that Mr.. Clay will be depatch-
ed forthwith to London, on a special mis-
sion, to open negotiations for the final ad-
justment of difficulties. The occurrences
at Lockport seem to require immediate ac-
tion to avert 50 direful a Calmly as war"
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Census Of Middle FlOrida.-The CEN
sus of Middle Florida, just completed, ex-
hibits the following result: White males,
500; females, 4704; free colored males
81; females, IL; male slaves, 1885; fe-
male slaves, 7765. Total whites. lO,737;
total colored, 1878.
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The Hon. Jacob w. Miller, Of Morris
town, N. j., has been elected to the Uni
ted States Senate, for the term ofsix years.
from the 18th Of March next.
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AUGUSTA, A1arch 4.

AUGUSTA, March 4.
Cotton.-Onr great staple has been in good
demand since our last weekly report and prl-
ces have advanced & "a cent per Id. Much Of
this advance is owing to the recent favorable
accounts from Europe, by the steam ship Bri-
,annia at Boston; but it is in some measure al
ributable to the cause (still in operatlon) no.
tlced in our last, viz: the demand for remttances
to the north, &c The sales range from l0 to
III crnts-chletiy from lOI 10 LA cents. We
have heard Of no sales OF prime Cotton tins
week.
Eachangc.-Our money market is still in a
confused state, and il is hard to tell when clear
er prospect will open before us. In the mean
time, we shall endeuvor to give some explana-
tons in regard TO the condton Of our money
and exchange affairs. We have latterly recelr.
cd many letters fronthc country, requiring bet
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TE7HE Friends of Capt. Z. w. Perry,
a announce him as Candidate for
Tax Collector for this District.
March 1. tf )
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Head Quarters.

CHARLESTON. March |. 1871.
EOllN LAURENS MANNING, and
es JAMES MONROE WALLACE having
been appointed Aids-de. Camp 10 his Excellen.
cy Governor Richardson, with the rank of
Lieut.. Colonel, will he obcyed and rcspcctod d
accordingly.
BY order the Governor.
JAS. POLK DICKINSON.
Aid-de-Camp.
March II rs
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Mathew Gray }
VS. Mortgage.
Johnson Salcs.l
4 WILL proceed to sell in The above case,
d al Edgefield Court House, on the first
Monday in April next:
One house & lot in the town Of Hamburg,
known in The plan of said town, as lot No.
IL, bounded North by Mercer-street, South
by Market street, and East by lot No. l l..
The above property having orce been sold
On credit, and The purchaser having failed
10 comply, it will now be sold for Cash, at
the risk Of the former purchaser.
S. CHRISTIE, s. f. d.
March II, ISL. (S3 SLY d6
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COLUMBIA. S. c.. March 8

Cotion.-This article has been coming
in freely within the last week, but owing
10 the great scarcity Of money, prices have
receded somewhat from our last quota
tons.
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Henry Hancock has been reelected
Sheriff, and Simon Beckham Clerk oil The
Court for the District Of Lancaster.
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OBITUARY.

Died at Augusta. on the 1St inst, in the oGtIl
year of his age, PETER BESNocH, a native OF
Galloway. Scotland, aud Il resident Of Augusta
for 81 wears.
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GarVial & HailIes.

At the YeltoO House, Hamburg, S. C.
A RE now receiving, (direct from Philadel-
IA phia, in addition to their stock on hand, a
splendid and well selected assortment of MER-
cHASDIzE, in their line.
They now invite country Merchants, Ply
sicians, and others, wishing 10 purchase
Drugs e. Medicines,
to call and examine their Goods and prices, as
they intend to offer snch inducements rs cannot
fail to secure to themselves liberal patronage.
Hamburg, February 16, lS4l,
Feb Is. IF
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State of South Carolina.
Lost or StOlemcr

Lost or StOle1of Of Jon,,o.
ENRON the subscriber'on thsE Il" .o.'';n y. sanuu-
E ry last, POCKET g/TM, ~Iaa,s eohml1inS hnanS
doInrL Ih DHIS IN no,.a Il, the notes there was
oOa,S oOo o r. Rrnu"n, n HIunday, for $500; one OIL
Es E%euozor u Cha oern, for 5000; one on Charles
s"He NJ cos SIo; and one on Abram Kilcrease,
fr Ns 80 tg All ofthem given one day after date
All All %'"Ssons are warned not to trade for the
a." I've notes. Twill literally reward any per-
son finding the book and papers.
H. M. NlCKS.
March 4. 8
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The Legislative Council Of Florida, are
about to incorporate new specie paying
Bank.
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Savannah. SIGHT.

1t will he observed that the rate of fcxcianse
on New Ycrk is I J per cent. prem for specie,
So that if yon offer in payment for such dra'l'
notes at discount, according TO the above ia
bio, the discount will have TO be added 10 the
premium. For example: ifyou have Ruckers'
vile bank notes, which are at discount Of 10
per cent for specie. you will have to pay J. u
per cent. premium for the draft on New York.
The notes Of the Georgia Rail Road Bank,
which form almost exclusively our currency,
are taken at our city banks, in payment OF local
paper at par, with one exception. The notes
of the other banks Of the State are alSn taken
except few of the banks, the notes of which
are ut a large discount COnstituti0ndfla
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Cash Wanted.

n WOULD respectfully remind those per-
b sons indebted to me, that the usual time
of credit has now closed, and request that they
would come forward and settle their accounts.
Having large drmands TO meet, am conse-
qucutly in great wan: Of money.
s. s. BOYCE.
Feb. 10. 1911. H2.
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(COPY.)
HAMBURG, S. C..
January. ii, 1871,

January, IL, 1911.
To the President and Directors Of the
Bank Of the State Of Georgia, at Augusta.
Genilemen,-In justification 10 The Bridge
bill holders, my creditors and myself; !
feel it my duty to apprise you of some of
the leading facts which you perhaps, have
moi thought worthy of your attention. All
that can say. is that you may dispose of
this, as well as any other communications
that have sent you as you may deem
proper. But one thing can assure you,
that want nothing that belongs TO you,
but my own | am determined to have, if
it should take the last dollar in your Bank
to pay it.
In The first place, we will make a calcu-
lation of the toll received during the four
years preceding the 3rd March, 1921, at
which time you forcibly dispossessed me
of my Bridge, which is as tolIows:-
1917 Sl5,599 90
1918 1874 81
1919 l4,645 50
1920 1916 IS
G4,566 25
Average toll during these
four years, s1G,1ll Sc
From the 81 March 1921, to
Sd March lS4l, is 81 yrs.
at the above average is 1885,, ,S31 90
Interest on the same since Sd
March 1922 245,351 II
S566. 1872 81
But if 've were to make the calculation
according 10 the return of the toll in the
report of the Town Council, Dec. 1910, it
would he much larger sum,
for instance, Dec. SlS66 90
Mouths, IL
This would be the toll for y. 22,392 90
But for twenty years it would be al the
same average 447,S40 90
Interest on this amount at S
per cent. from 3d March 1922,
as received annually, is 3l0,35S 90
and would make this amount, S76S, 1913 0O
exclusive of what you have given away in
tickets, half-lol and free passage, which
will have to be adjusted by the Court.
Gentlemen IL am aware that you fam
cy Yourselves into deusive belief. that
nv fate will be that Of a Columbus and
Fulton, who sunk in despair under The base
insralilude of mankind. No. Fate has
decided in my favor. You shall find in
me Carolus the Great, The founder and
defender Of ancient Hamburg, and Buon-
apartc, the Conqueror of the Bridge oil
Lodi.
The next communication will be from
judicial authority.
With due respect, gentlemen, am yours
HENRY SHULTZ,
for Creditors and SELF
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State of South Carolina

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
John w. Marlborough,
Trustee Of Henry Schultz. In Equity.
Henry Schultz and the
State Bank. Bill for
as. Relief and
The Bank Of the State Of Account.
Georgia, G. b. Lamar,
and the City Council of
Augusta.
Ut appearing 10 my satisfaction that the
IL Defendants in the above stated case
are without the limits of this Slate-On
motion oil Griffin s. Burt: Ordered, that
said Defendants do plead, answer, or de-
mur, to the complainants Bill Of complaint;
within three months from the publication
hereof, or said Bill will be taken pro-con-
fesso against them.
J. TERRY, C. F.. F.. D.
Commissioners Office, Edgsfsld, Feb. 25, 1910.
March 4. c5
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| Ter information than they could derive from the
tables published in the city papers. In order
TO comply with sucl, requests, and to place the
subject in moro ineligible manner as we be.
Iieve, we have made the following table, from
the best resources that could be reached. If our
country friends cannot understand the table, we
will hereafter be al loss how to give them q
better one.
In the rates of Bank notes and Exchange
here given, we beg the reader to bear in mind,
that SPECIE is the basis; so that the notes OF
the city Banks of Augusta, being stated at par,
tits 10 be understood as par for specie, and notes
stated at u discount, it is to be understood that
such notes are ], 1,2. 3. or more per cent be-
low par or specie. With these explanations we
proceed to state, how the following bank notes
stand in our market:
South Carolina. par.
Augusta Insurance and Banking Comply. &c
Bank of Augusta,
Branch State Bank ofaugusta,
Agency. Bank of Brunswick,
Branch Georgia Rail Road
Mechanics Bank,
Bank of Darien e. Branches, 25 per ct. dis.
Bank of IIawknsvilc,
Bank of St. Mary's.
Bank of Milledgeville,
Bank OF Columbus,
Bank of the State of Ga. at Snv. 1 ''
Branches of do. in Athens, Mil
ledgevile, Washington, Eat
tonton and Macon, 5
Agency of do. in Greensboro, !
Bank of Brunswick. .
Commercial Bank of Macon,
Central Bank of Georgia, IL g
Central r. r. g. Bkg Co. Saw. e
Branch of do. Macon,
Clattahoochcc R. r. & Bank'g
Co., Columbus,
Gcorgia R.R. & Blk. Co Athens, II e
Insurance Bank Of Columbus, >
Marine a. Fire Ins. Bank, Sar. !
Branch If do Macon.
Monroe r. r. d. Bk'g. Co. 40 to ~ ''
Ocmulgre Bank. 10
Planters Bank Savannah.
Planters s. Mechanics Bank Co
lumbus, -
Western Bank, ~
Ruckersville Banking Comply. 10
Drafts on New York, 5 days sight, prem.
CLrrlnStou sinht 4
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Notice to Guardians and
Trustees.

HNHOSE ofyou who have not nude returns
IL for the last year, are hereby notified to do
so, ON, or before the first Monday in April next;
or proceedings will be had against you, under
the Act of the Legislature, pussed Deer. 1840,
Said actrequiresa return, OIL oath, of each item
of property, belonging to the ward, or cestui
que trust with the value thereof, as well as an
account of the annual receipts and disburse-
ments, as heretofore.
J. TERRY, C. z. D.
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