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The Democratic Whig., 1842-11-24
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aNsig Yo'k, Aug.6- 1872
aThis is beyond qleslon, one Of he mos
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3HY8ICIAN AND SURGEON.
DR. s .I s fLTOFST.ILE.


DREsEN1E Die thanks 10 the public or
II their pasl patronage. and respectful
informs them That be has invented several now
instruments. by means Of which BE- wlll be en-
abled 10 perform With superior facility Tie
mos difficult operations known 10 the practice
Of Dentistry. lie will also insert artificial
palates Of gold, where the natural ones nave
been LOST.
For the completeness and easeto the patient
with which his work Is executed, he releS 10
the following gentlemen:
Drs. S. b. Malone, @. N. Smith, Tate q
Winter, D. Lipscomb, 2. F. Calhoun, Esqa
and Mai. Vim. Dowsing, Dr.. w. w; Hum
phries, and Col j. D. Bibb.-ColumbHs'
Hon Sam !. Gh0'son, ib'r3ssH Mss.
Hon. Jas. y. Trtier, H49 Strings
Mai Jesse lyr, Fdvfs'L Ailb7ma,
Reg. D. g. N,-h, WavaN
Jofan Reese, S'a-ksriie Mss.
The Democratic Whig., 1842-11-24
IN BANKRUPTCY No. 456.

IN BANKRUPTCY No. 456.
District Court ufihe United States, }
Northern Distr Ct oi Missssapl {
NT Office is hereby gven that WILL
IN LIAM DOW slN(i.of t.owndes County
las been dlly declared bankrupt BY an or
der Of this said Court, made on the 24th day
Of October A. D. 1872; and that the said
WILLIAM DOWSlNGi, has applied for a
certificate Of final discharge from his debts un'
der the aci Of Congress IN such case made and
provided and the
Fourfh Monday Of January, 1s43.
al Aberdeen has been set for the final hearing.
An parsons interested may then and there ap-
per 10 show cause ifany they can, why he de.
cree and certificate Of discharge should not be
gnntrd.
Test. G. N. RAGSDALE, clerk
Oci. 18th 1912.
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RoBER HUGHES
A. N. JONES,
Agent for DR.. Champion.
Columbus Miss. Nov 81 ls42.
ALSO, DR.. CHAMPIONS
VEEET ART,E


4 Bilious. ami. .Dyspeptic, Purifying
and Cathariic Pills, possessing four
important combined properties for the
Cure ofdiseases, carefully and correctly
combined. one article 70 assist The efeel
Of anol4er for the 5ensft ofihe health et
N Ekinf.
THIS medicine is recommended TO tho
aten ton ofthose afflicted with Liver com.
plant, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Bilious habits,
costiveness, cholera morbus, rheumatism,
scorflla, foul stomach, depraved appetite,
worms, co,dialgea, which, is known BY
sinking sensation at tho pit Of The stomach,
Jaundice, headache and SICK stomach, pal.
pilation Of the heart, diarrhea, nervous af-
iecion, ,dysen,ary or aux, heart burn, white
swelling and all those diseases a.ising from
impure blood.
Numerous Certificates ofthe efficacy Of the
above mentioned can be seen at the place
where they are sold.
For sale BY
AN. JONES,
Agent foF Dr.. Champion.
T'nlurs,hna Msna Nnu Al FNHa
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNpEs COUNTY.


Projae Cou & October Term, 1912
To aHpersons ini rested il he Real Es'
tate Of Leroy 81 eklstoTd late Of Lolca-
des County deceased.
WOU are hereby cried TO appear be-
LII fore the Judge Of our Probates
Court, at Term thereof 10 be holden
al the Courthouse for said County on the
Is. Monday 10 Dec. a. d. 1912, then
and ,hsre 10 show cause if any you can
why an der should not be made to sell
the following desrlbed lands silnated IN
Lownd IS county aud State Of Mississippi
beloag.ug to the Estate Of said Leroy
SAacklel0rd deci., according to the pray
er OF the petition Of Jas IL. ShackefJrd,
one Of the Administrators Of the Estate
Of SAID deceased, to wit :
The west half the north west quarter
Of section fourteen, the west half Of the
south west qnarser Of section fourteen, the
east half Of the south east quarter OF sec :
lion fifteen, the north west quarter Of sec
lion twenty ,three, and the east half of the
north east quarter Of section twenty two.
all IN township seventeen north Of range
,ixlecn east in Lownies county aforesaid.
L is fIrIer ordered by the Court, thut
.tis clutoa be published IN the Columbus
Democrat, aud Democratic Wing, Two
newspapers pubished in the town Of Co.
ulnbus iofsiy weeks successfully.
Witness, Thomus Sampson,
Judge of Piobate5 court for
LIS. Lowudes county Mississippi.
This the 3rd day Of October
A.D. 1912,
Attest WM. p. FULLER,
clerk.
o. 1Qtb 1910
The Democratic Whig., 1842-11-24
Oct. 18th 1912.

EXECUTORS SALE OF LANDS.
\ WILL offer for sale to the highest bid
Il der, as the property Of the Estate Of Thom-
as McGev deceased, on a credit Of IL months,
at the following named times and places, the
following defcrIbed parcels and Tracts OF lands,
To wit at the Court House door in the town
and county Of Pamela Miss, On Friday the
Is davo Nov next, the south west quar'er
dissection five, and nlnh west qu'rter OF sec
ton eighteen, in township ten Of range five
west.
Tie north east quarter Of section twelve,
and south west qnlr'er OF section thirty. fl, G
IN township nue Of range six west.
At the Court House in Gfeensborough
Choctaw county Mss, on
Monday tie 2lst Of November,
The undivided interest Of said estate, be-
ing one sixth part Of the east half Of the
south west quarter and west half the south
east quarter Of section tweniy-siy, east bali
Of section thiriy.iouT, and south west quarter
Of section ihiriy-folr, whole Of section thirty
five, west halt Of section thiuy-six, and west
half Of the north east quarter Of section thir-
ty six, township 10 rangao, East.
On Wednesday the 23rd day Of Nov.
Al the Court house d,of in Slariegi''e Oak
tbbeha comfy Miss, The north half 81 fraction
al section th.ry-iye, la township twenty o.
range fifteen east.
The undivided iuteivs' 0f said estate in tho
Maghew tract ol land, 10 wit: one thrd Of two
tenths o. the north west quarter south west
q arier west half Of the north east quarter, and
west half OF the south west quarter Of section
one. the south west quarter Of section three,
easi half Of north east quarter and eat half OF
south east quarter Of section three. eas' haif of
south east qlarier Of section four, north ha'f Of
sect ~ ten, west halfnoHh east ofsection elev'
en- and east half of the north west quarter Of
| section fourteen m township nineteen Of range
fifteen east
Also
The undivided interest Of said estate, being
one sixth part Of fractional sections twenty
| five and twenty.six, and west halfof south west
quarter Of section thiriy-three, east halfsouth
east quarter section thirty.iour, north half Of
section thirty-sx and east half Of south east
quarter and west half Of south west quarter Of
section lhry-six, N township twenty Of range
| fifteen east.
/ The east and west fractions Of section twen-
| ~ eight, End east fraction Of section twenty
nine, N 'o@nship seventeen Orange six east.
On Friday the 25th day Of November
next, at the Court house door m the town ol
Columbus Miss. the undivided interest Of said
estate being one third Of two ienlhs Of the
west halfof north west quarter, or lois two and
three In'seetion fve,wh0le ofsaction six, north
west quarter and east half Of the north east
quarter Of section seven, and east half south
east quarter section nine in township nineteen
Of range sixteen east.
| Also
| The undivided interest Of said estate being
one sixth part Of fractional section thirty, and
lots number ore and two. in fractional sectnn
thiriy-one, township twenty range sixteen east.
Bond and approved security viii be required
ofthe purchasers
Sales within the hours prescribed By law.
MICAIAH MCGEE,
Executor.
Oct lSlh ls42
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INCREAsE OF sPEED!

Il may be interesting to the public and
nose wishing to travel 10 Stages, that
from recent arrangements, we ave expo
dited the Mail one day between Colun-
bus, Miss. and Nashville, Tenn,
TIE Mail WI leave ColLmbus. Missis-
,ippi, every Monday, Wedues lay and
Saurday The mail vii b. carrei in
-Four Horse Coaches, built by The well
known Coach makers Of Troy, n. York,
lNessrs. Eaton & Sebbert, aud from the
improvement made by them in the last few
years, their coaches are renlei ed neat aud
comfortable.
have fine teams and careful drivers on
this line, and no pains will be spared 10
make passengers comfortable.
NJ. A. PRICE.
Co,f 1910
The Democratic Whig., 1842-11-24

HATS! HATSn HATSl!
WE have on hama a good ass irtment Of
" GentlemeE's Fashionable Back Hats,
medium brim, black and white suiuoth do.
Wn. HUDDLESTON, g. co
sept 1912.
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y ~ HDNWB1HHo

To Ne EEN0Blltlto
Atrorney and coumceilor af Law
CoLUnUs MIssIssnFL
WTTTT continue thopraciice oi his profess
V nion Ia the Chancery court a eo'um.
bas. n tie District Court Of he United
ssaios for ihe Norlheu District Of The state
IA Mlzsisrlob,. and ih lhe Circuii Court IN the
eounfIos 81 he 6ih Judicial District Of the
state of Mss.
References.
Col. s. T Bailey Macon Geo. z
Hon. RI. G. IamiE
Hon. WIN. G. Dawson, Greensboro Geo.
lsaac E. BoWc, New Drlcans.
Hon. s. $. Prentiss. ViekSburg Miss.
Messrs Marqaan & Co. New York,
sep. II. l54l.
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Groceries! Groceries!

Groceries! iiTOcerIes!l
CHEAP FOR CASH.
. Iihds Sugar, No. l, from Pfoctor's plan
= tation, Louisiana.
~ Bbls
40 Sacks Rio, Laguria Havana and Java
Coffee.
10 Bbls Molasses, refined, Sugar House.
% Old Rect WhlskcV
> MOH0n. Rye, do. Five years old,
6qr Pipes co3nac Brandy, choice Brands,
3 " Casks Madeira Wine,
Bb's. Vinegar, Best Apple,
Doz. Table Salt
Boxes Va. Tobacco,
Bbl. Sm okng do.
I6 Boxes egars, assorted brands,
IS Rasins,
20 kegs nails assorted,
, tons iron, swedes,
10 Boxes Glass as't Sxl0, l0x II, l2x IL.
10 Soap,
5 Kegs Dupont's best Powder,
80 Lbs Indigo,
ALSO,
Gin, Rum, Muscat Wine, Gn boxes,l
Lead, Shot, Painted buckets. Madder
Loaf Sugar, Candles, Tea Pepper
and numerous other articles, which were weIl
selected, and guaranteed to be what they arc
represented.
For Sale by -
S. J. DENMAN.
Main street next door west Of G. Hills Drug
Store.
GTAlabama Money, including the Branch at
Mobile, taken at par.
Columbus Sept 6, 1912.
The Democratic Whig., 1842-11-24

T AIDES KID SHOES AND SLIPPERS
n Morocco,
Prunella,
Cag
Galiar Boots,
Chldrcns, boys and Misses shoes Of all kinds
for sale at
WM. HUDDLESTON'S & co,
Main street
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AND
CHEAP WORK.

Ia the cou.se Of publication, and win be rea-
dy for delivery carly in De. 1912, compelc in
nne volume royal &C ayo containing about 600
pages Of le erpress, and more tnan Five
hundred Engrawngs, eleganly bound 10
gill price only $3.50 per copy -
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UT.ILLIsE.u E ECKFORD,
Commission Merchant,
Mobile, .fEa,

TTAVlNG determined 70 transact Gen.
4 n eral Commission Business in the City
Of Mobile, would solicit he patronage Of my
friends aud the public generally. An business
entrusted to my care shall be attended TO with
1romptnc7s and iielily. shall be in Mobile
- the fret Of January, or sooner ifthe river is
navigah'e.
Columbus, Miss. Sept. 1si2.
The Democratic Whig., 1842-11-24
ACard.

Carl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
y ESPECTFULLY niorms he aides and
IA Gcutlsmen Of Columbus that he Will give
Lessons ia Music on The GUITAR, PIANO,
FLUTE &C. Ladies may receive lessons at
their residences. Fut p,.-tieularz aDulv tp I
A. Mclean az the Frankll female Aeaaeniy
or n Mr.. Joeckle at Mr. Wade's.
" Pianos repaired and tuned.
Columbus Scpt. 23d 1872.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Columbus, Miss. Nov. 1892.
The Democratic Whig., 1842-11-24
AN. JONES.

Astul lot Df. Cnampion-
Columbus Miss. Nov Sd. 1912.
The Democratic Whig., 1842-11-24

ALSO, IF PRESS, ANOTHER
IMPORTANT, VALUABLE,
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Oct lsth lsR
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
EDUCATION CONVENTION.

On the Is inst. a convention was holden al
Middlebury on the subject OF Education, which
resolved on calling another convention TO be hol-
den at Burlington, Feb. %, at nine O'Clock
A. NJ.
The purpose Of the convention is TO direct
public attention 10 the whole topic of Education,
as related TO the State, TO enquire into the best
methods of arranging our present system TO Sc
cure its greater perfection, TO examine how far
the Legislative provisions which have been made
secure their object, TO cooperate with the State
government in its efforts TO advance any of the
interests Of learning, and 10 attend 10 any other
matters that may rghtfuy pertain to the gen.
era subject OF Educgtion.
1t is desired that the discussion may be as
full and complete as circumstances will permit.
and we therefore request the attendance of the
friends OF education in different parts Of the
Stale.
The undersigned were appointed committee
at Mddebury, to call convention at Burlng-
ton, and arrange the bus mess for lis action.
John WHEELER BURLINGTON.
CHARLES ADAMS. DuA's'o"'
JESSE l.. PECK. Poultney
A. c. TWINlNG, Mddlebury
HORACE EATON, Enosburgh,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
VERMONT MEDICAL COLLEGE.
WOODSTOCK.

Faculty.
HENRY II. CHILDS, NJ. d.,
Professor QfMe Theory and Practice 9r Mdiei"e
HON. JACOB CoLLAMER, A. NJ,
Professor of lGdicdi .Jurisprudence.
ALONZO CLARK, NJ. d.,
Professor Of General and Special Pathology,
Miterid Medicd and Pharmacy
BENJAMIN II. PALMER, NJ D.,
Professor Of General, Special and Surgical An
atomy and Physiology
Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery
JOSEPH b. CLARKE, NJ. d.,
Professor of CHEMISTRY and Botany.
OSMON L. HUNTLEY, NJ. D.,
Demonstrdtor Of anatomy.
The Annual Course of Lectures at this Institution
will commence on the Second thursday Of March
merit, and continue thirteen weeks.
The fee for all the courses is $50. Students, who
have attended two full of the lectures al this
or an incorpora ed school of Medicine, will be re-
q,ired TO nav $40. Graduation fec Sl-. Doctors Of
Medicine are admitted without fee. No Matrcula
ton fee is charged.
Board, including room, fuel, lights and washing
may be obtained in good sat from 81 80 10 2
% per week.
students who arc unacqua nted in the village, car
by calling al Dr. Palmcrs Office on their arrival, oh
tain directions respecting bording houses.
In presenting this announcement, the trustees o
the Vermont Medical College feel assured that til,
next course Of lectures wi fully sustain the reputa
ton which the institution has so uniformly main
tanned. The character of the Gentlemen who occup,
the several Pro(cssorships-t additions which hav
Of liz the f fhSmlfa 9PPaIHs AN
Professorshp General and special Pathology the in
creased facilities which will be afforded for the prose
cuon ofPractral Anatomy-tle completion OF TN
new college Edifice andits admirable adoption to il
purpose for which it designed, warrant the belle
that the course ofinsrucon in its value and eXten
will be equal that of any Institution in the country
For further knowledge ofthe College, Students ar
referred to DR.. II. ii. Childs, Pttsfeld Mass, DR..
Clark, n. Y. City, to DR.. b. r. Palmer, Woodstock
VT.
| Bv order OF the Board Of Trustees,
N WILLIAMS Secretary
Woodstock, VI, Jan'y 10Th, lSi2.
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this Way and again the loss of time occasoned
by the intcmperance Of those in your employ
and the loss n property by their neglect, and in
short take the most favorable view Of the sub
ice, Won can, and you cannot avoid the ccnclu-
zion that intemperance has cost you sum
equal TO one fcLrth of the present value of all
the property in the town.
I will not dwell on the loss the community has
sustained by the obstruction of intellect, the ag-
ony and misery Of families whose brightest and
highest hopes have been destroyed by intemper-
ance, as this is view of the subject on which
no wealth can be put in comparison.
Who has paid these pccuniary losses.
Whose hearts have bled at the obstruction Of
intellect and the atlicton of families occasoned
by intcmperance ! answer the industrious and
temperate portion of the community
And will you, say, can you feel that it is not
your duty 10 come forward and assist those who
are striving to exp,l this scourge from mong
us. know the most ofyou say the temperance
society is good thing for the Incorporate, but
you act as though you cared very little whether
the cause succeeded or not. know there is not
d toWH III tne state whose lnNaOldftS are more
enterprising, whose hospitality TO strangers OF
the poor is greater, or who have contributed
more for the promotion Of knowledge or
the support OF christianity than you, and
confess that I am unable to accoun,
fer the apathy of many of our most worthy citi-
Gems in the cause of temperance. Perhaps You
may think as the present move was made by the
Incorporate themselves, that it is not necc ssary
for the temperate portion Of the community to
be interested. II you entertain this view of the
subject believe il is wrong view, for if there
is man in the world who deserves your sup.
port, it is he who is striving TO restore hinsel
to your good opinion and to usefulness, TO his
family and society
will not urge you 10 81 gn the pledge for
many Of you have scruples which respect, but
will urge you (if you wish to see the intem.
perate reformed if you wish 10 have your right.
as citizens more secure, if you wish to have
int emperance expelled from this community)tt
come forward and attend the public meetings O
the society, and your presence will animate ant
cheer us on in the great and good work. i
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WE the Subscribers having been appointed by
w thcUonorablc the Probate Court for the District
of Chittonden, commissioners roceiuc, examine and
adjust the claims ard demands of all persons, against
the estate of Dan Day late of Burlington in said Dis
trct deceased, represented nsolvent, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the day of the date hereof being al
lowed by said coHrt for that purpose we do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend to the business
of our appointments the Pearl Street House in Bur
linqtan in said District on the 1t. day of March the
lth day Of June and 32l day Of July next at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, on each of said days.
tied, this 9th day of January A. d. 1872
ALVAH FOOTE. )C-,
CHARLES ADAMS. oomms-
WILLIAM HURLBURT. slo"ers'
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WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
tric of Chtenden, commissioners TO receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims aud demands OF all persons,
against the estate of MILAN Kilburn late Of Burng
ton in said District deceased represented insolvent
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and ,ix months from the day of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend 10 the business of our appointment, at the dwell
ling of the widow Ann Kburn in Burlington in said
District, on the first Monday ofApril and July next
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each of sad days.
Dated this 18th day OF January A. ID. 1912.
LUTHER LOOMS, (Commis
HENRY WHITNEY. ! sloners.
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1J1JySSJO NEP,S, NO TTCE

WE the Subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable the P obate Cou,t for the District of
Chittenden commissioners to receive, examine and
ADJUST the claims eld demands OF all persons against
he estate Of Ira Bishop, late of Charlotte, in said
District deceased, repre- enred nsovent and also all
claims AMI demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and
six months from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose we do therefore
of our appointment, at the dwelling of Sophia Bishop
in Charlotte in said district, Tuesday the 18th day
Of March and the 9Th day Of July next at 10 O'clock
| \. NJ, on each of said days
Dated this 9Th day of January, A. D. 1912.
A. l.. BEACH, 1c-,
DAVID COOK, SNom rs
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USEFUL THINGS,

TT OsO X S and Eyes, Snaps, Ela>lics, Lare,s,
IlWor>ted needles, knina, sewing and darning
do, silver and steel top Thmlles, Srecacies, Eye
le.>, Whaebone, Seuoe>, Emelcs, Pencils, Twee-
SER, Combs, Snu ierS CandIe,,ics, cheap Tea Pots,
,orS, Bottles fer Castor, ohillren's cups, Han
Pins, Tea Ne!s, hrlsheS Of all kinds, Soaps, Busks,
Shoe and Stock Buces, Card, chldren's Belts India
Rub er and Ivory Rings, Napkin Rings, Diamond
Cement, Morl>on's Pills. Sh ,rnan>s Lozenges and
Poor Mans PIasers, Soothing Syrup, Corn Plaster
Hays Lnnent, Indell lie Ink, Ink Of all Ilnds, Era
slve Soap 10 rlnoye grease, Toilet Powder, Court
Plaster, Lip Salvc, Maps, Games and Puzzles, Jump
ing Rope, Table Mats Door Mats, Swif,s
Scrubng Brushe Wax Taper Matches of varoI,
kinds, Day & Martins Backing,
Nipple Shells Nursery Lamps, Bed Pans, Mulassc
Cup, Desk knives, Nut Plckers and Crackers, Mo
the ~ Relief, Wal ct clasps and springs.
Gold add Silver Bullion for trimming dresses, an'
three hundred aud two other articles, which we hop
Gust omers will find either useful necessity Il
them, which are selling al low prices.
Block Tin Tea Pots, Plated Spoons, German Sill
yer and Pewter do. and all SORTS and sizes Of ncl
nacks; such a, TN whistles, Jewsharp>, Harmonca,
toys, rallle>, snn boxes, paste cutters, dolls, snu
boxes, Lamp Scissors, de, A Panorama View {
London, Toy article; Hand Organs, dc Od
Store is nicely filed, and shall lie most happy So
distribute these and some other articles, around ih'
country, upon such terms will please the purchaser
and induce them to cal often hnd stay long. Ate
yon read this call and see at the iARIETY SlORl
Jan 90, 1872.
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M F. the SUI scribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trlct ofChittenden, commissioners TO receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF Abel Newell late Of Charlotte il
said District deceased represented nsolven and also
all claims ana demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the day Of the date hereof be
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose we dc
therefore hereby give notice that we VIII attend tc
the business of our appointment az the dwelling O.
the widow Betsev Newell in Charlotte in said Dis
trct, the "a Mondays Of March and July next, at
10 o'clock, 4. NJ, each of SAID days.
Dated this 18th dav of January A. ID. 1912,
I.UTHUR STONE f C.o','','.7
CALER Z. BARTON sIoHois,