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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
Saturday August ~, 1912.
THE COONS.

the Compromise Act, and will nerer agree
10 is being altered or repealed. Harri-
sons ZaaeSpille letter, 1910.
Here was the "Tlppecanoe and Tyler
too" principle expressly avowed 10 the
Canvass Of 40. The Wing Congress,
elected under the songs Of the Coon Skin
party, did pass tariff bill, repeating the
COMPROMISE Act. That act sprung into
existence on the LIST day Of July, lS42.
Between the Isl Of January and July oil
tho same year, all the deceucy and coons
passed two several Tariff bills, repea,ing
the Compromise Act What course was
left for "Tyler too?" That which, Harri.
son must have pursued, under pledge
over his own siguature-Ve,oec the viola
ton Of the Compromise Act. For having
done precisely what General Harrison
promised the CoonS, Tyler is denounced il
coarse and vulgar curses, by all the intel
ligence and all The decency.
In Virginia and Georgia, Tippecaroe
aud Tyler too, were run as anti Bank, in
South Carolina, as anti. Tariff, in the N
England States, as Back and Tariff; in
the West, as wanting a change, every
Proteus form was assumed by the Coons
and Wings 10 delude and gull. And now
that Tyler has exercised the executive
power, to ward off an attack upon the
Compromise Act, (for which Clay was so
much lauded, he is denounced as trail
tori The designs Of wrong,doets will
ever recoil upon their authors. Trick,
stratagem, humbuggery, coon skins and
rat traps constituted the armor Of the
Bank, High Tariff, Coon Skin party
Their many names establish this fact
First; Federalists and Cousolidationists
then National Republican; then Wing,
afterwards Coon Skin ard Hard Cider, and
now, God save the markD Democratic
Wings. After Al, they will attempt, per.
haps, to wear the name Of Loco Foco
Wings.
Let them abuse John Tyler! He is
their own President. Two years since
he was honest John Tyler--Ty Ter loo, &c
But, presto, he IS traitor!
GAN the Dacency, all the Intelligence
the whole mass Of whiggery, from tho ma
bob Bank President, down to the three
hundred dollar year, Clerk, is composed
OF such discordant material as to prevent
any thing like harmony in their ranks.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

NORTH CARoLlNA.--"Old Rip" is
wide awake; last year the wings had a
majority 10 the Legislature, on joint ballot
of thir'y-eight. The Democratic major
'ty in that body, at its next session will be
from eighteen to twenty. Rather a
hange,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

WHIe.-Dariug our struggle Coz indie
pendence, a wing, was one, who fought,
battled and lived for his country. Such
were Jefferson, Madison, jackson, &c.
During the Coon Skin campaign, a
wing was fancy young man, with wbis.
kers aud tights, with Ogle's speech in his
hand, delightfully."- lisping in ialsetlo strains
Tariff, Bank, retrenchment, &c. Such
are Wise, SianIy, g. CO.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

THE TIP g. Tx COMMITTEES OF Ono;
lS4O.-Ths body assembled TO suggest
means Of protecting the poor man and la
oorer; to relrench expenditures, aud rem
der the times easy. The ConveC,ion con-
sisted Of 1869 members. Let US see who
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

$50 Bank Officers.
1888 Office hol iers.
3i6 Lawyers and Doctors.
l04S Merchants, Clerks, and Specula-
tors.
Was not that nice lille coon skin tea.
party, TO represent the labor of the coun-
try? Oh, whar did you come from?"-
How vain and empty have the promises OF
the Cooas prevent
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headquarters,
CLARENDON, juno %, 1919.

Orders No. II
TENHE Commissioned officers of the following
n Brgadcs arc ordered to encamp for five days
at the times herein Specified, viz
The 9th Brigade of Infantry, at tongues on
Monday, the 25th Of July next. r.
The 10Th Brigade of Infantry, at place tobc Sc
Icctcd by the Major general of tho 5lh Division, on
Tuesday, the I'd day of August next.
The Cd Brigade Of Infantry, on Tuesday, the 9th
day of August next.
The 1st Brigade of Infantry, on Tuesday, the 23l
day of August next The Major General Of the lst
Division will designate the places for the lst and Cd
Brigadcs TO cncamp, and report to the Commander
n-Chicf The places so selected.
The 9th Brigade of Infantry, at the Limestone
Springs, on Monday the 5th day Of September
next.
The 5th Brigade of Infantry, near Camden, on
Monday, the 18th day of September next.
The 7lh Brigade of Infantry, near Society Hill,
on Tuesday, the 9th day of September next
The Commissioned Officers of tho lst and 5th
Brigadcs of Cavalry will cncamp by Regiments with
the Drigadcs of Infantry in which they arc located,
or by Brigadcs, with either Brigade Of Infantry Of
their Division, as the BTigudcrs may deem most
convenient.
The Major Generals of the lst and 5th Divisions
and the Brigadicr Generals Of the 9Th, 9Th and 7ll
Brigadcs Of Infantry, and tho Brgadicr Generals OF
the Isl and 5tl Brgadcs of Cavalry, are required to
extend so much Of this order as relates to their re.
spective commands.
The Quarter Master General will cause the arms
and tents to be at each cncampmcnt in due time.
The following Aids.dc- Camp to the Commander
Chief, are ordered TO attend tho encampmcnts
viz-Cols. Wigrall, Dikinson, Thompson, English
Manning Wallace, Marshall, Singleton and Taylor
By order of the Commander -in-Chicf, ):
]. w. CANTEY,
AdJt and Ia&pccfr Gen.
July 6. 1912. 6I3l.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Camden, on the
first day Of July 1912.
Airs. Mary Arlcdgc.
B-Kindrcd Bennett e. II. Britton, james W
Bclvin, james Boykin, Henry Brace, Vincent Bell
B. Batcmar, James Bailey, L. w. X. Blair, Mrs
Charlotte Blair, Lewis Ballard, Mrs. NJ. J. Ballard,
C& DIR. L. J. Crrnpton, Mrs. l.. J. Crunp.
ton, Joseph Cloud, james S. Dunlap.
& & U.-Dr. +. E. Gordon, Willie P. Gordon.
Lcmucl A. Gricr, Nathaniel Huff
]. s; K-Mrs. Jane jennings, Samuel Kirkland
M--IIcnry Marthcrs, Charles Mclean, Anguish
McCaskill, James Miller, Samuel Martin, Samuel
Meek, John McGill.
N&P-Jolln Ncson james M. Ncson l.. ].
Patterson, Jcptlah Pickett, Mrs. T.. Parker.
r g. S--John Kicks, VIM Raloy, ir VIM. James
Reynolds, Amos Rose, Mis- Sarah Ratcif, RaricE
Shaw.
T s. w. James Nj. TAILOR, H"rdy Thorn, Cylas
Turner, james Turner, YIN. Thompson, Hiram
Wheat, John H. Williams, John Williams.
p. THORNTON, P. M.
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Sllefif'S Sales.

HSY virtue Of sundry executions 10 mo directed
IL will be sold before the Court House door in
Camden, OIL the first Monday and Tuesday in Angus,
next, the following properly, viz:
One hundred and fifty aGcs oiLand, more or less,
bounded hy lands of Bryan King l. Thompson and
T. p Ballard, one Bay Hose, levied upon and to he
sold rs the property OF Soldnon r. Thompson at the
snit of John Nj NioIrn and others.
One black mare bride and saddle; ono Barouche
and harness; one Negro nan named Philip, levied
ul on and to be sold tL' property of George q.
Mrlnto<h, at the suit II 5. b Emmons and
others. vs. George q Mcintosh.
80 Acres of land more or less, lying nn Gum
Swamp, bounced by lands of Cunningham's Es
tate, levied upon and to be sod as the property of
Samuel w. Love, at the suit of James Connor,
VS.. Samuel W. Love.
One tract of Land, on little Lynches Creek, bound
cd by lands of r. 2. Ballard, Gen. Caney and Will.
liam Tohit. On the premises arc good Dwelling
House, with all necessary outbuildlngS Il Gia
House and Screw, Grist and Saw Mill, ali in good
order levied upon and TO be sold the property of
John Williams, al the suit Of A. G Croswc!l, Jesse
DcBruhI, &. 4 +. Mal!eson and others. 70 lie
sold on account and at the risk OF the former plr-
chaser.
Six Negroes, Matilda and her five children, York,
Gracy, Naboh, Warren and hggv, levied upon and
TO be sold as the property of Samuel S. 1ay at
the suit Of IL. Levy and others.
J. BASKlN, S. K. D.
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July 6. 1919.
New and Cheap Literature!

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State Of South Carolina,

kERSHAW DISTRICT.
- AMUEL A. b. SHANNON, who is in tho
~ custody of the Sheriff of the said District, by
virtue ola Writ of Capios ad Satisfaciendum at
tic suit of James F. Gamble Indorsec, having petit.
titoned the Honorable the Associate Judges of tho
Court of Common Pleas that he may be admitted
TO the benefit of the acts of the General Assembly
for tho relief Of insolvent debtors.
II is Ordered that the said James F. Gamble, In.
dorsee, and all other suing creditors 10 whom
the said petitioner is in any wise iEdcbted,
be, and they arc hereby summoned, and have notice
appear before the said Judges at the said Court to
be holden at the Court House in Camden, for Ker.
shaw District, Tie fourth Monday of October next
being the 9th day of said month, to show cause,
if any they can, why the said petitioner should not
have tho prayer of his petition granted.
BENZ. GASs, c.c.r-
Office Of Common Pleas,
Kcrs'aw District, Marchl4, 1912.
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inferred in Congress, that as the Southern peo-
pie no longer send Anti-Tariif petitions, they
no longer deprecate protective Tariff, but are
prepared not only 10 tolerate but to welcome it!
We were to take it for granted, it seems, that
we were dealing with Williams and we shcw that
we are ready to countenance them in deliberate
perfdy, because we do not insult Congress with
files of petitions, beseeching them not to be per-
fdous! Why this honorable member would
have contendcd that filal picty was at a discount,
and parricde no crime, had he lived among those
who named not parricide in their list of homl-
cicees, because they deemed it all unhcard oi
and impossible atrocty.
We shall take up some other arguments
equally sounl, in another article.
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THE MAGNoLIA.-We have OH our table the
June number of this valuable Southern pcriodi-
,cal. The present number closes the fourth VOL
ume, and the work will hereafter be published in
Charleston. We have before spoken in high
terms Of the merit of the Magnolia, and the num-
Der now before US, successfully maintains the
eminent character which it has made for itself
Wctrust that its publication. in our own State,
will secure for it general and liberal support
among our citizens.
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United States District Court

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The matter Of William H. Ilolleyman, a Bank
rupt.
DURSUANT TO an Order of the District Court OF
Il tho United States, for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
slcwn before the said Court at the Federal Court
House in Charleston, on tho twenty fourth day Of
September next, at eleven O'clock, A. NJ. why the
said William IL. IIolloyman should not receive his
discharge and certificate as a Bankrupt.
Charleston, 27th June, 1912.
July 6-l2t. II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
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GTdinary'S Sale.

NNTILL be sold, on Monday the 1st day of Au.
w gust next, at Kershaw Court House, be-
tween the hours Of ~ and l O'clock eight hundred
acres of land more or less, bounded S. hy lands Of
L. F. Thompson, N. and NE. by w. F. Horton
and Bryant King, and L. by Nathaniel Jones; to
be sold as TIE property Of Ludowick Thompson
Scnr deceased The land is all the property thai
could be found of the deceased.
The conditions of the sale will he onc.lird cash
and the balance on credit, until the first day o.
January next; the purchaser to give bond with two
good securities and mortgage Of the property
J. w. BASKlN, o. X. D.
Ordinnry's Office, June s, 1872
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Departed this life on the 2lst ult. at Winnsbor
ough in the 3Oth year Of her age Mrs. Elizabeth
Jenkins consort Of Joseph Jenkins NJ. D. The pa
ticnce displayed by is7cxccllcnt woman during
long and severe illness and her resignation 10 the fiat
of Heaven characteristic of those amiabc traits
which so conspicuously distinguished her. for 1t
may be truly said, that she amiable in dlsposl-
lion under all trials patient and resigned, and was
alike distinguished for her bencvolcncc and warm
att lchmcnts. Her virtues will be long cherished by
large circle of friends who regret her premature
departure and who will fail to transmit TO her
mohcrcss infant the recollection other many cndcar-
ing qualities.
Communicated.
DIED-In Benton county, Ala, on the Goth of
May last, JOHN GRAHAM, Esq. in the 57th year oi
! his age.
The deceased died suddenly, from pain in the
chest. His family had returned from Church, one
of whom hc had engaged in reading the text from
which the sermon had been preached, when IN a
moment he sunk from his chair and his spirit fled
away TO God who gave it. Mr.. G. was born IN N.
Carolina where he resided until about years ago
hc removed to Alabama where he remained I'LL lis
DEATH In his death bcrcavcd widow and ten chill
drcn have 10 mourn an irrcparable loss All MS
family Except his eldest SON, Baptist minister re-
siding in Sumter Distrct3 reside near where he
died. Mr.. Graham was man of strict morality
from his youth. lie was 4 man of good nature,
cherished charity and affection for his fellow men
lie resented an injury with mdncss, and was seldom
seen in passion. He trained his children to obc-
dcncc, yet seldom used the rod. His presence i'll
his family was always received with the deepest
reverence and respect.
When in his native State, for'scvcral years he
served the people in matters oflaw.sln 1929, he
united himself with the Baptist Chhrch, and was
soon after chosen Deacon, which Office lie filled
with picty and zeal. He seldom had an enemy.
After removing 10 ALBANIA, he was called to fill
his Office again in tho Church. There he again Sc
cured to himself many valuable brethren and friends.
He was benevolent and charitable in all his christian
vews--a friend TO Missionary purposes, with all the
benevolent institutions Of the day. lie continued
till his DEATH of deep picty, though his delicate
health prevented him from doing much in the cause
of religion, over which he often expressed deep ro
srct in private with his friends, as he did i'll his let
tcrs wrttau-ts his son-el-i The subject. shia"t
of religion engrosscd the greater portion OF his let
tcrs many Of which were very lengthy
"Blcsscd arc the dead who die i'll tho Lord"
Claspcd in his Heavenly Fathers arms,
He did forget his brcah
And los, his life amid the charms
OF so divine DEATH"
"Lct me die the death Of the righteous, and let my
last end be Ike his"
On the 23lh ult. David Solomon, infant son OF
MIR. John brown, OF this place aged months and Il
davs.
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United States District Court.
June, %.


DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In he matter of Ayred China, q Bankrupt.
DURSUANT' TO an order of the District Court
L Of the United Sacs for the District of SolIl
Caronn, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shcwn before the said Court at the Federal Court
House in Charleston on the sixth day of August next
at IL O'Clock o'clock, A. NJ. why the said Alfred
China should not receive his Discharge and Ccrli(i-
cate as Bankrupt.
II. Y. GRAY, Clcrk.tx
Charleston, 18th day Of May, 1872.
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In Equity--KershaeU District.

John Cantcy, EX'r. H. Y. Cantey, Us. J. J. Blair.
Supplemental till for relief 0M injunction.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction that John ].
L BIaris absent from, and beyond the limits of
this State. 1t is ordered that he do plead, an
swer, or demuc TO the above stated bill, within
three months from this date, or all order pro con-
jcSSo will be granted thereon, against him.
JAMES CANTEY, Jr.
Commissioners Office, June 3D.
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Notice is hereby given,

TENIlAT The Commissioners of the Poor for Lam
Il caster District willsapply to the next Lcgis
anrc for leave to sell and dispose of the Poor Hou
SOS, and Land attached, say 5G ID acres, on Rum
Creek, in SAID District, purchased by the Commits
sioncrs of the Poor, the 29th of July, 1881.
SAM'L. B. HAMMOND, Chairman.
June l3, 1912. (Prs fee, SG)
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The Rhode Island War has been ended again.
Gov. Dorr has fled, and upwards Of one hundred
of his men taken prisoners Before leaving his
camp, Dorr issued a circular stating that he had
received information which induced him to be-
lieve that the suffrage party dsapproved OF any
further forcible measures, and therefore, direct
ed that the different military companies be dis
missed by their officers. Doors forces never
!. amounted it is said, to more than 300 men, while
that of King was upwards of 1000. Doors
movements however unhappy they have termi-
mated for himself, no doubt had considerable in
tluence in the recent call by the charter 1cg.sla-
ture, of convention for forming Constitution
upon the principles advocated by the suffrage
party.
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United States District Court,

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In he Mater Of Eclyamm Gass. Bankirm
DURSUANT 10 an Oder of the District Court
Il of The United States for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shcwn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on tic tenth day Of
September next at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, why
the said Benjamin Gass should not receive his Dis.
charge and Certificate, as Bankrupt.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk
Charleston 18Th day Of June, 1872.
June, %.
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United States District Court.

DISTRICT or SOUTH CAROLINA
In the Matter gf Geo. Q. Mcintosh, u Ba"Erupt.
DURSUAT 10 an Order Of the District Court of
L the United States for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause may
be s!cwn LcHorc the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the tenth day of
September next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, why
the said George @. Mcintosh should not receive his
Discharge and Certificate, as a Bankrupt.
III. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, 18Th day Of June, 1912.
June, %.
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Just Received.

nIRECT from the manufactory, an excellent
~ supply Of Gentlcmen's French Calf Bootccs,
sale, together with their former stock of Boots
and Shoes, as usual, at very reduced prices
WM. ANDERSON 6 co.
June o.
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uAs was expected, the President has vetoed
the Little Tariff Bill" The message (Which
will be found in our columns this mornlng) was
transmitted to the House onthe Both ult. and
created no little excitemen among the wings
The message, it will be seen, takes strong
ground in favor of the Compromise Act. lie ad-
mits the necessity of a tariff for revenue above
20 per cent but no tariff bill, it is evident, can re-
ceive his assent, which provides for the continu-
ance of the distribution act.
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For Sale.

For Sale. "a
E'IIE subscriber offers his House and Lot for
sale or rent On the premises are good
Store House with suitable Back Store and Sta
bes; attached is two story Building with nine
rooms, and is well calculated either for mercan-
tile or Boarding House. The above premises
will be disposed OF OH moderate terms. Some
Furniture can also be had.
June 20 JAMES JENKINS.
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CABINET MAKING.

m HE subscriber has opened shup opposite the
& Post Office, where he hopes by strict atten-
lion 10 business, and moderate charges, to merit
sIare of public patronage.
june O.. C.. NJ. JONES.
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In Equity-Mevsh0aU District.
Samuel Creighton ct al, VS.. F. A. Shannon ct al.
Il N obedience to an order of the Court at June
IL Term, 1912, will offer for sale on Tuesday
the fifth day OF July, the following slaves: Char
Elotte, woman with her three children, for SO
much cash as will pay cost. The balance on q
credit Of twelve months
Purchaser to pay for titles.
JAMES CANTEY, Jr. Com'r.
June, Is.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

PESWO Houses and Lots situated OH Campbell
Il street. in a healthy and pleasant part of the
Town, will be sold or rented accommodating terms.
Apply 10 ANN GILMAN.
Juno J., 1872.
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DIR. Il. A. SaIEn0Md

g FFERS his professional services To the citizens
" of Camden and its vicinity.
u Office two doors below tic Branch Bank.
March 81.
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Camden Debating Cl1b..

The following is the question for debate. onsThurs
day evening next
Can majority Of the people of theFUnted
States, at pleasure alter the Constitution of the
United States?
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Notice.

YH9IIE subscriber having on hand lurgesupp!y.v
e Of DRY GOODS, crOckery and Hardware.
and wishing to rcdace his stock previous tobs Fab
purchases will dispose Of them at exceedingly low.
prices for cash. or on time to those who purctuar
in their payments. H3lF. BONNEY.
N. B.-Thoso indebted tossGoods bought oncnfSSl|
two or three years since, requested TO call and
make arrangements for paying, as further time cap;s
not be gystSST- and ought not to bc cxpceted. =
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~. LEE, wi. I'D.
SURGEON DENTIST,
CAMDEN, S. c.
Books.

Books.
THNIIOSE persons who had books bound by Mr..
Il Hunter, and had not taken them away be-
fore he left Camden are requestedto call for them
at the Journal Office.
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Camden Bridge Company.

CUIEleltIl b1IUSC VUIHUitHy.
TE7IIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders ofthis
u Company will be held at the Bank of Camden,
on Monday next at Q o'clock, A. NJ. Directors for
the ensuing year are TO be elected.
J. c. WEST, Scc'y. g. Trcas'r.
July 6.
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Bank Agency.

TIFIE subscriber continues to act as agent on
Il notes, at either of the Banks in Camden,
on the usual terms.
E. w. BONNEY.
July. 6.
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Notice.

N OEICC.
LII persons indebted to the estate of Col. David
IA NliIlssdecd. either by note otherwise, ure re r
qucsted tocom forward and make immediate pay-
mcnt or satisfactory arrangements and all having de-
mands against said deceased. are requested 10 hand
hcrn in legally at;csted to John S. Cunningham, Esq.
who will act as my agent in settling up.the bust
ness Of said estate.
SARAH A. MILIEp--A-a------cc