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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23
PETER CHRIST.
From c.. G. Black, New York.

Mr.. VIM. Wright-I'ear Sr-you will please to
forward as soon as possible, some of your Indian
Vegetable Pills; as we are almost out of the arti-
Gle, and they appear to be getting into general use
here. We have great call for the medicine at
present, and those that have used them, speak very
high of them. One gentleman attributes his being
CURED of DRoPsY to the use of them; and another
has been CURED OF DYSPEPSIA, solely by the use OF
your INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, and is willing you
should publish his case if you think proper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23
FARNHAM.

Washington City, ID. e.
Extract of letter from Lycoming County, Pa.
Mr. VIM Wright-Dear Sir--On being appoint
ed Agents for the sale of the INDIAN VEGE-
TABLE PILLS in this place, we only took one
gross on trial; but it would have been better five
had taken half dozen gross; for on a fair trial
they hare far exceeded our most sanguine erpecta
tons. In fact so much so thatwe have been oblg
ed to send to Mr.. Zimmerman. at Lancaster, more
than a hundred miles from here for ten dozen; but
these will last but very short time, the way we
are selling them since they have been fairly tested
In the first place, gave some to our Physicians,
to make trial of since which they have purchased
number of boxes, and highly approve ofthem. A
few days ago, there was lady sent 80 miles to get
box of the Pills. she at the time was very low,
and unable to turn herself in bed; but in two days,
my informant says she was able to help herself.
We could mention many other cases, but deem
it unnecessary at this time; but would merely say;
that as the season is fast approaching when there
will be great demand for the INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS; and five only could get supply Ofthe med
icine, we could establish other agents, whichwould
be of immense advantage not only to the NORTH
AMERICAN COLLEGE. OF HEALTH; but to
the public generally. Please let us. know your
views on the subject, and any directions reiativs
to the same; viii be promptly attended to By
Very respectfully, your friends.
s WINCHESTER d son,
Jersey Shore, Lycoming county, Pa.
AGENTS for the sale of the above named IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
CHARLES BOYS, Stroudsburg, Monroe county
john LANDER, Craigs Meadows, Monroe CO.
JoHN LAFoRGE, Milford. Pike county.
SToLL & DMMIcK, Dingman's Ferry, Pike CO
Peters & LABAR, Bushkill, Pike county.
MYERS & EDINGER, Tannersville, Monroe co
OFFICE AND GENERAL DEPOT,
FOR THE SALE OF THE
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
I69 RACE STREET, Philadelphia,
August 2..' ls..l.-ly
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23
ASSIGNEE S
@ Ill T. ~ .

Notice is hereby given, that the subscribers,
Assignees' of Alexander Kenner, of Milford,
Pike county, will expose to public sale, on
Tuesday the 5lh day of April next, al the dwell
ling house Of the said kenner, the following
Real Estate TO wit: ..
All that certain town lot situate in the town
of Milford, county Of Pike, and State of Penn.
sylvania, known and designated Oil The general
plan or map Of said town, as LOT, No 34l, con-
tanning in front on Broad street 40 feet and in
depth $50 feet, adjoining lot No. 342 on The
north, and lot No. $40 on the south; on which is
erected a small Pa
Dwelling House. :sssse
Together with an out lot oflwo acres, Hx.ss -
sppurtensnt TO the above town LOT.
ALSO:
One other lot situate in said town of Milford
numbered on said plan Or map of said town Of
Milford, $40; containing in front on Broad sreet
forty feet, and in depth one hundred and eighty
feet, adjoining lot No. 34l. On which is erect
2znzA ed a two story
;H:Ms DWELLING HOUSE
AS AEas.S l 8 by 35 feet, with kitchen To.
gelher with an out lot Oft acres, appurtenanl
to the above described town lot.
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NOTICE.

To the Honorable the Judges Of The Court of
Common Pleas of Pike county, nov composing
and holding the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of
the Peace in and for said county.
The Petition of Martin W Dingman, of the
township of Delaware, in said county, respect
fully sheweth: That he occupies house in the
said township, which has heretofore been used
and occupied as Public House of Entertain
ment, and is DESTROYS of continuing 10 keep
Public House therein He therefore prays
your Honors to grant him License 10 keep
Public House at the place aforesaid for the en-
suing year. And he will pray
NJ. w. DINGMAN.
We the subscribers, citizens of, and residing
within the bounds of the township of Delaware,
do hereby certify, that we know The house for
which license is prayed and from its neighbor-
hood and situation believe it TO be necessary
for the accommodation of the public and enler-
,anment of strangers and travellers, that such
house should be licensed; And we further GER
ify that we are personally and well acquainted
with MARTIN w. DINGMAN, the above petition
er, and that he is, and we know him TO be, of
good repute for honesty and temperance, and
is well provided with house room and conve-
niences for the accommodation Of strangers and
travellers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23
.,. g.. G.. c. BLACK,
No. l Chatham SQUARE, New York

4NO. L CIIdLIldlu 'cuudICf -'C" IO4h
Extract Of letter from Mr.. A. Larrimore, Indiana.
Doctor Wright-Dear Sir-Having some knowl-
edge of your most excellent compound INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, and not knowing how to
get fresh supply, my stock being nearly exhaust
ed, and wishing TO always have them in my family,
take this method to open a correspondence with
you The pills alluded to are we'll thought of here
and very much wanted | wish to make arrange
ments with you for constant supply, as think
a very great quantity could be sold in this section
ofthe country. . ..... ... ..-.... .. .......
Extract of letter from Samuel Griffith, Stewart
town, York County, Pa.
Mr. w. Wright-Dear Sir-I am selling the In
dian Vegetable Pills by the dollars WORTH and at
that rate the stock of Pills. left BY your travelling
agent, will soon be out,
/ am pleased to find they are such ready sale
Those who have used them, speak in the highest
terms of them. Many have already found great
relief from their use, and when the cures are final
" effected shall do you the justice to inform you
Of the same. .... -...-
Extract of letter from Washington City.
Mr.. VIM. Wright-Dear Sir-You will have the
kindness to forward me as soon possible, too or
three gross of the Indian Vegetable Pills The
sales have for the last two months, increased rap
idly; those who buy, generally remarking, ''that
they are the best pills they have ever used;' and
nv opinion is that they will in short time super
cede all others in this city. ... -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

Solomon Weslhrook,
VIM. G. Jaeger,
D. w. Dingman, jr.
Thomas Corirlghl,
Albert S. StolI,
Daniel Brooks,
March I6.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23
ANATURAL REMEDY,

Suited to our Constitutions, and competent to the
cure Of eUery durable disease OH be found IN the
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-23

Milford, March l6, 1872.
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for JOY and dpsaeo were hers; tho joy and peace,
Of q soul waking IA the ways of salvation.
She has scR a hnsband than whom none
better knew harworth, four children and a step.
daughter, 10 mourn herloss 10 them. but she has
left Them legacy in her example, which. II
rightly followed, will make them rich indeed,
not only IN the affections OF their fellows, but
in The love Of Him whose loye brings peace and
rejoicing eyssmorc. She has now gone to that
'.rest vlssch retnaineth for the people Of God.'
How .peacefnl is The closing scene,
When virtue Yields its breath;
How sweetly iiesrns the smile serene,
Upon ihe cI,ess of death.
The Chris,ians hope no fear can blight.
Nopaif speare destroy:
He views beyond tic realms OF li-ht
A pure aud endless joy.
0.wlio ell, gaze with needless sigh.
On scenes 20 fair as ihis7
Who bar cxciaiIrs. Thus le, me die,
And be my ehd Ike his
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and Texas-as a treaty granting reciproca
right Of search for The suppression of the
Airiran slave trade. They we're nrgoria-
ted IN 1910. aud concluded IN November
Of thai year. by Visroun' Pamerston aud
General James ilamilton. The mowers
To raiifv the two first have beem q consid-
erabIe time in England, but their couple
ton has been delayed until the ra'itica.
tion of the treaty granting the right OF
search could be simultaneously exchanged.
The following are published as articles
of the treaty Of mediation:
ART. !. The Republic of Texas agrees
that il. by means Of the mediation of her
Brl,auic majesty. an unlimited truce shall
he established between Mexico aud Texas
within thirty days after the present con.
ren,ion shall have been communicated 10
the Mexican Government by her Brilanic
Majcs,y's mission al Mexico, and if within
six months from the day on which thai
communication shall have been so made,
Mexico shall have concluded treaty oi
peace with Texas. then, aud in such case,
The republic Of Texas will take upon itself
n portion. amounting TO one million pounds
sterling. of The capiai of the foreign debt
contracted by the republic Of Mexico be-
fore The lslof February, 1885.
Art .. The manner in which the capi
tai OF one million pounds sterling Of for
eign debr, mentioned in the preceding ar
,cle. shall he transferred from the repub-
lie Of Mexico 10 the republic Of Texas.
shall be settled hereafter by special agree
ment between the republic Of Texas aud
the republic Of Mexico, under the media
iiou OF ncr Briranmic Majesty.
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The Wonderful Cures

PERFoEnfp ~
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SY-
RUP OF PRUNUS VlRGINlANA,
OR WILD CHERRY.
BW ORE PROOF OF the e1feaey Of IN.
I'VE Sraynt's Compound Syrup Of Pru-
nus Vrgsniana, or Wiid ChtTry.
Mrs. Brown, corner Of Second street
aud The forks Of Germantown road, efIcc-
tually cured. Her symptoms were. gene
raj debility, attended with constant cough.
pain in the side, brcnsr. and back, with
other symptoms indicative Of Pulmonary
Disease. not csscn'ia! 10 intimate. Alter
using he second bottle nf This invaluable
medicine, her cough entirely disappeared.
aud her strength increasing fasi,-and by
The time she used Two bottles more. she
found herself freed from NIL pain and other
unpleasant symptoms which attended her
disease. She is uow enjoying perfect
health. nnG willing to give any inlo-rpa-
rion respecting her cure: likewise recon-
,ncnds This Syrup TO all afflicted with
Congh or Disease Of The Lungs.
For sale by Dr. Swayne at 81 North sixth
81. Philadelphia. md hy
S ID. CLARKE & Co. Druggists.
Corner Genre and Mercer streets, Ham
burg S. G.
june IL II 90
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services to Mr.. Tanner Of Rapides as an

Services TO Mr.. Tanner OF Rapides as an
assistant or overseer, and in this capAcit.
he was when provden'ial fate
"Tha, shapes our ends.
Rough hew them bow we will
drove Freeman in his path, who wa, then
on his way to Texas.
Now we come 10 q close. Crawford
saw Freeman pass, but had some doubts
Of his identity. They soon vanished, how.
ever; and taking d"wn his gun, aud re-
questing Mr.. Tauuer TO accompany him.
he followed after Freeman. unG ordering
him to stand, he added" Well. Wiley
Freeman. have come up with von at
las,!" The other, apparently in a state of
paralysis, replied-"Don't kill me, Jack :
II give Up. Ibid kill your sister, but it
was all Tompkins' fault"
He was arrested, aud is now on bis way
to South Carolina, 10 make reparation 10
the laws Of his country for his bloody and
inhuman deed. We wish him u just de.
iiverance.
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Mrdisonicn-EirG


NorLkccstcrn BounfGry.-Wo are au-
,f,orized 10 say tina, a conventional line
ofboundary, with its various conditions
and equivalents. has heen agreed oE by
the Executive and the British Special En-
yoy, with the unanimnu, c"usent "f The
Commissioners of Name aud Massachn
se,ts. We congratulate all parties upon
this happy and honorable result.
Terns.-We have reason TO know that
the Commissioners Of the tw" STATES Of
Maine and Massachusetts have sienifed
their assent TO line Of boundary between
Maine and New Brunswick.
Every body knows thai The territory in
dispute embraces all the region of the Up
pcr 81. John, and The general uudersian-
ding now is, that this region IS 10 he diri-
ded into unequal parts; tho largest and by
far the most valuable. 10 be assigned To
Maire, together with considerations c"n-
necied with the navigation oi,he 81. Johns,
fhoth sides Of the lower Of WHICH belong
70 England,l OF the greatest importance to
The value Of the timber growing on its
branches. Other important arrangements
in different parts Of the line, hitherto unset
tied, iu various places between Maine and
she Lake of,he Woods. are rumored as
likely To tnke place.
we donb, not the Administration knows
wha, IL j. about, aud in due time we shall
see. Let il be remembered. that General
Jackson offered TO give to MAINE osE NIL.
LION of ceres Of public land in 1882. a> a
! loan 10 induce her TO come Ia an agreement:
the landto be sold BY the United States.
and The whole proceeds 10 be paid Z" Ma'ne,
without deduction. And other Indemnity
orcnursc. To be provided for Massachusetts,
which State owned onehalf the land. An
ogreemen, TO this effect. in substance, vas
signed, on the par, of'he United States by
Edward Livingston Secretary Of State,
Louis, aIeLaue, Secretary of,ho Treasu-
ry, and Levi Woodbury.. Secretary Of the
Navy. and on the part of Maine. by w.
r. Preb,e, Reuel Williams, aud Nicholas
Emery.
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COLUMBIA. S. c., July 81.

Horrid Mmder!-l, becomes our mel
ancholy duty to record The murder Of an
es,imable young mau named Daniel Nc
Caskill, late an overseer, in the employ
neut Of Col. Richard Singleton, on one 0f
his pIan,a,ious in this District. He had
visited Columbia on Monday The 18th inst.
on business, aud returned the same evening
10 neighbor's house in Lexington District
IN tho vicinity ofthe plantation. where he
remained during the night. 10 the morning.
after au early breakfast, he left for the ferry
where be usually crossed The Congaree.
and from that time nothing was heard Of
him until Saturday evening last, when his
body " as found in the river about 10 miles
below his place. bearing evident marks
that violence had been used 10 cause his
death. He was severely bruised on The
breast and shoulder, and severe wound
had been inflicted on his neck, (supPosed
to have been done with ha,ched or axe,)
which had completely severed the Iendous
and even left ap indication on the vertehrR.
His horse had been previously found. and
his saddls. coat. waistcoat, boois and wnIch
were discovered on Saturday, about forty
wards from The ferry and ten from the road.
Hi hat. panialoons. aud drawers have
no, been found, and were probably destroy
ed to hide sisns of blood. The murdercrs
must have stripped him ofhis coat aud vest
as there are no signs Of blood upon them.
A Jury Of Inquest sat upon The body ON
Sunday morning last, and returned a YER
die, o! Murder, by some person Or persons
snkpowu.
We havo krown Mr.. McCaskill for The
iast nine years, and never knew him have
adispute with any one, or heard anything
in dispasagement Of his character. II.
was a man Of remarkable industry. und
enjoyed the favor Of his employer in a
biz ID degree. Suspicion rests on SOME Of
Col. Single,on's negroes as having perpe-
traied the Chronicle.
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OBITUARY

Died. nj Aiken. on the 20th "f July last, Gen.
JouN W WIMDIsu. of this place. flisremailis
were brought /. illls village for in'erlncnL
Died. in this District. on the l9th nlt. Mrs.
SARAH SrALLwoRTu. cons"r, of MI. Anon
S,alIw"rlr, III lhe i5ih year Of her age.
About two years previous to her final disso-
luiun. she was severely attacked with the com.
plant that ultimately proved fatal. Though
her recovery nj the time was dcspared OF. yci
it pleased mrrcilul Providence to pro!ons her
existence. at a time when II was mos, needed
TO her family. aud as if she should uol depart
until she should enjoy the satisfaction OF seeing
those Of her children. who were old enough.
give themselves mp TO that Saviour whom "hc
had found 80 kind. AMI connect thefnseises
with the Baptist Church. OF which she had
been worthy member for lis las, IL years.
The death OF this amahs lady aud pious
Christian. has left d void in her family. aud
among circle Of friends. that time only can fl
Thoroughly Impressed with the truths oi the re-
ligion ghc pr0iesscd, II was her siudy I" live
up to the precepts j, tesches; and TO do 10 others
she would have them do TO her, was charlc.
terisiic "f the Influence shcsc precepts had over
her conduct.
Her faith was strong in Him. in whom size
iEuNrG. so tfiat VIII fesipUuuoH sHc WuitSu heT
appointed hour. and let those she held mos,
dear. to His care and protection. who had prov.
ed Ia her Saviour indeed.
A short time before she bren,hed hcr last
shc was asked by lady Of the Methodist per.
sl,asion. who attended her in her Inst hours. "lf
she felt that all wonld be well with hor 2"
Though scarcely able to speak, she replied.
Yes" and soon after her spiri, took its fight
to enjoy the realities OF the promises made to
her by her most holy religion.
The death oslhis badly proves that the Chris.
tim religion must be something more than u
cunningly devised fable since in her case i, dis
armed death Of his terrors. and enabled her to
receive his cInbrnce as that Of friend. who
should conduct her to that mansion. prepared
for her eternal abode, where sighine aud sorrow
are known no more. She bad taken hold, rs
refuge. on the hope SC, before her in the Cos
pei. aud she was happy though afflicted She
snught the enduring love of Him, who has
promised to givo :. His people tho blessing Of
peace such peace rs the world can neither
give nor take away" nor did she sock 10 vain
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TaLL.uAssrE. Jalv %.

alore oftke fndmns. Icaru that IN
Monday evening last, aboui9 O'Clock The
Irdians attacked dwellinga few miles
from Camp Gamble. fred in,a The house,
killing one tnan aud woaading ,wo Others.
Fnfossnatiop was immediately communica.
tcd to The camp, and detachment ofibir-
~ men were sent in pursuit. We have
no, heard oftheir return. We pesume, as
usual, the Indiaus canno, he found A
day or two since traveller between Mon
,icsllo and Madison, had an arrow discha'-
ced a, him by an ludian. surpassed To be
a spy upon the se,'l,menis. There is a
rumo, also in town ola depreciation hav-
ing recently been commi,'ed in Gadsden
county.
Thus is the war ended !by proclama'ion!
-I,is The general opinion That there is as
much danger in Middle Florida At present.
as any time during The war.-EiOridian.
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state of south arolina.
It 90
.iBBEFiLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

-
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
FENliOS. $. WiLKS and Thos. T. S.rann,
IL late Merchants. urdcr the firm of T. s.
WllitS " Co. who are in the custody Of the
SEcT!l' Of Abhc,Ille District. by sidne ofa Gu
pas nd SalI-ilricndnm. nj the suit Of james
Bryce. surviving partner. and Thos. s. Wilks.
by virtue OF u capIas ad satisfacendum nj the
suit of Thos. q. Wiiks, assignee having filed
ti'er petition. with schedule, on oath. Of their
Whole estates. real and personal. including both
the partnership assets and those Of the ndivi.
dual partners. with the view of taking the ben
eli, oi the Ar! Of the General Assembly, com
monty called the " lnsolvent Debtors Act.
PnJ'ic Notice Is hereby given. ilis. the said pc
lirion will h" heard aud considered in the Court
OF Common Pleas for Abhrville District at Alb
bc,illc Conr' House, on Wednc sday The twelfth
day %: Octobcr IeXr. or such day thereafter
a. the Conr; may Older during the term. com
mcncing u, The said place. on the second Mon
day OF October next. All the creditors there.
fore. both those of the said firm and those ~.
the i:dir rid'ai partners. are hereby summoned.
personally or by their attorney, then and there
IN the SAID Court 10 shew cause. il any they
can. why The benefit of the said Act should no,
be granted ,o the said Thomas s. Wilks and
Thomas I. Swami. upon their executing the
requisite assignment.
mo F. LIVINGSTON, c. cr.
Clerks Office, July 2. is42.
JulvG (Sl7 62) 3m 90
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AUGUSTA. July 81,

AUGUSTA. July q.
Cotton.-The accounts received by tho
Acadia have further depressed our Cotton
market, and what sales have been made
nre at reduction Of at lcas, half cent
per ID. upon all qualities. The stock in
marker for sale is very small, and there 10
scarcely any demand cor any save the finer
descriptions. We quote 1 a s as extremes
Of the market. The prospect Of the grow
ing crop continues TO promise an abundant
produce and will he in market much car
lier Than We usually have it.
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Great Britain and Ieras.-W" learn
by the papers brought by the Acadia that
ihe raiiications Of the long pending 'rea-
ties between Great Britain and Texas were
exchanged on Tuesday the 25'h ul'in'n by
the Earl of Aberdeen. Plcnipoten,iary of
Grca, Briiian, and the Hon. Ashbell Smith,
Plenipotenlinry Of the Republic OF Texas.
These treaties are three in number: a
treaty of amity. navigation. and commerce
IA treaty undertaking meditation by "rent
Britain between The republics OF Mexico
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A Philaa'hopic cold water drinker met
n poor fellow in whom he felt an interest
one Monday. ju-t after dinner.
We'll. Peter" said the temperance
mau. "do see you sober now J"
"Oh. sir. I'm quite reformed." said Pc
ter-"i've only bccn drunk three times
this week !'-P;c.
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Aususi3
Notice.

A Ii Persons indebted to the Estn,e Of John
n Coker. dec, are earnestly requested to
make payment. rs the cnldiiinn of lhc Estate
is such, that shall be compelled TO close i, as
soon us il cal possibly be- done. therefore. am
ia hopes those il,ai nre due said Estate. will
avail themselves Of this noice and make pay.
nent. This Ist day Of fAu.usr. 1872
a OLIVER TOWLES
Ordinary Of Eegsfsid Dis'rid.
Aus. ,Isss G9
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4 Voiumei in a Lin, The Knoxville
Post says: a, the Temperance Celebraliou
on the GLORIOUS fourth, at New Market.
Tennessee. a little lad appeared an the pro-
cession, bearing flag on which was IN
scribcd The following:
.ALL'S RIGHT WHEN DADDY'S
SOBER
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State of Soutn Carolina
EDGEFIELn DISTRICT.

pf OElFER TOWLES, Esquire
I'D 0rdinIry Of EdgcfeId District.
Whereas. r. C.. GrifTiu. hath applied
10 me for Letters OF Administration, on all
and singular the goods md chauels. rights
and credits Of Thomas Jay. late Of the
District aforesaid. deceased.
These nre, therefore, 10 cite and admnn-
ish all aad sinpnlar the kindred aud crcdi.
tors OF the said deceased, 10 be aud appear
before me. M our ncx, Ordiuary's Cnur,
for the said District 10 bc holden n, Edge
field Court House on The 18th ins,au,
1912, TO show cause If any, why the said
Administration should moi br granted.
Given under my hand and senl this Is'
day Of August one thousand eight hundred
and tnry.two, and in the sixry.sevrurh
year of American INDEPENDENCE.
o. TOWLES, O. T.. n.
Aug. /, 1912. [S2 1911 81