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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-11
WORMS IN CHILDREN,

OF all the diseases TO which children are exposed,
" none arc so fatal 10 them worms. Unfouu'
nately children are seldom free from them, and as
they initiate the symptoms Of almost every other
complaint, they ofe produce alarming effects with
out ling suspected. w urms are moi only cause
OF disease Themselves, but by their irritation, ag-
grayato all other diseases, wandering from part
of the body 10 the other wndi.g themselves up into
large balls aud obstrUctng the bowels and frequent
ly the throat causing convusions, and too often
death. The desired remedy will b. found in Doctor
.JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, which will soon
destroy the worms, and nvigorao the powers Of d.
geston 90 to prevent return of them.
Prepared only at No 90 South Third 81. Phila.-
1t may be had at the Messrs Waltons' Bookstore,
Montpelier VI.
BBALD HEADS and HARD HEADS frequently
ND rne in the same individual that is, persons
predisposcd carly Badness are apt 10 be firm and
100 ollen self wtd aud stubborn. Jayne's HAIR
TONIC is the very thing for removing the first, but
what influence it may have on the latter remains 10
be tested by experience. J. II not, however worthy
Of r'u2 Ladies who have husbands possessing
either Bald or Hard Heads, invited 10 make a
liberal application oil this Tonic the heads OF their
lords and if it do not make hem moro flexible and
manageable will at least restore their hnir and add
muth To the comfort and beauty Of he gentleman.
Prepared only al No. 20, South Third street, Phila-
dephia. For sale by f. ?, WALTON & SONS,
! Montpelier w.
! I IFt! LIEF! LlFE!l! "Au that a man hath
! Ia will he give iot his lifc"-so we fad il recorded
m the mos, ancjrnt and best Of books, but when We
sec thousnpd dying around Us, with tniumpon,
Coup Cough A. thml, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood
and other pulmonary aHrcInus, We arc led TO doubt
he correctness of the ali we assertion, especially
since it Is 20 we'll knuwn that ctrGi-, remedy may
be obtained. which always arrests these Diseases.
DR.. Jayne's EYpectoraut never fills 10 give relief
and cures after every other means have failed
This can be, and has been proved i thousand Of IN
sfn ,ylf atitrff d Ta.lt.nl
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CATARRH SNUFF

MARsHALl's SNUFF IS sun curing the Catarrh
WI and the diseases of the head well
eyes in all parts cf the country and sustaining tho epu-
ion which has long since ga ned Of being the best
tcc of the kind ever offered in this country.
Each bottle contains three times the quantity of one Of
those which offered ONLY 25 CENTS and is there
fore much cheaper well better article. For sale
by he manufacturer c. Bowen, Mdiebury, j. and J. II.
Peek s. Co. Burlington, f.. II. Prentss, Montpelier, and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the coun-
nv 90
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p ANGBoaN & BR1EsMArD,


London.
We inform The public that We have visited Il 9 Col
ege in London and hold our appointment directly
from Messrs. Morrisons, and every package and box
must bear our signature on the outside thus.
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
There is no other Medicine which has obtained the
extensive use which MORISON'S HYGEIAN
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE has, and no other hich
retains throns IN all opposition the good opinion OF all
who 1t long enough Try it.
If you sick Try tbs medicine. il will dc you
good Fol- sale by e. Walton & Sons.
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TTNHE subscriber, wishing to remove TO Rochester, N
l. Y offers for sale the following valuable properly
situated in Monpeler about three niles from the State
House. on the road leading from Montpelier TO ST Adams
viz. ONE GRIST MILL with three run Of stone, two
bolts and smut mill also two run OF stone Tor huling and
grinding oats | SAW MILL with circular saw and
rnes lathe situated within twenty rods OF the Grst mill
The mills are well situated for business IN good repair AVID
in point of saey from reshots and convenience for other
machinery the privilege is probably not surpassed b. any
in This state. Also for sale sixty acres OF land, small
share Of interval together with two dwelling houses
with kitchen and shed attached well finished and painted,
being convenient for families the other finished and
both supplied with excellent water also, one barn, shed
and out buildings supplied with water The above build
mos have all been built within years. About one
third ohc pay will be required at the time OF sale and the
remainder liberal credit with good security u desired
MEDAL WRIGHT, JR.
Montpelier, January 90 1872. 20
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CHEESEMAN's ARABIAN BALsAM.

THNO those who have used This Medicine, II is e.
Il nough TO say here it is for GALE but those who
have not used arc informed that it is a certon and
speedy cure for ali cases OF Wounds SprOns, SoGes,
Burns, Coughs, Sore Lungs, The most desperate
Piles, and Rheumatism of all kinds. II will prevent
the TOothuche, restore torpid and Persisted Limbs,
Frozen Limbs, stiff Joints Numbness, &C. aud can
DO depended upon to quiet pain aud relieve soreness
in all cases.
Hundreds OF certificates from persons Of the first
Standing in The community, who have tested and in
aibly proved its efficacy, and who have been leliev-
ed by ITS use, could be published, but they ae'deom-
ed unnecessary here, It's own high reputation and It's
extensive sale, the most gratifying evidence Of lis
virtues.
Also, CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS will
produce immediate rclef, and permanent cure in
cases that have any OF the following symptoms, viz.
burning heat in different parts OF the body, pa piIa-
lion, heat and ohllls, unnatural thirst, headache,
pulns in he back and bowels, cholic, cholera and
cholera morhus, and with the Balssm, will piles
dvsen,ery, bilious fever, bilious chohc, sc.
For sale by f. u. PRENrlSS, Montpelier, W.,
also by y. G. Hale. Chelsea, aud Dr. A. Pierce,
STAFFORD. 10
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TIN pLATE. &C.

TN0 BOXES Tin Plate 8 most approved
AVO brands; 10 do | X sQr.; so BuLdes lion
ted Nos Packs Russian do Cask sheet Zinc.
Also, general assortment of Timers articles such as
Sheet Copper Shent Lead Copper Bolt Riveis, Sc by
Villas, LOOMI5nnd Co opposite the Pearl ST. House
Burlington, June ls 1912, 60
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BONNETs AND Ribbons.

A T The CHEAP CASH STORE, Florence, Dunsla-
n be- Braid and other Bonnets and do. Canes large
assortment bonnet Silks and Lawns asoFowors Wrcaths
and Ribbons. Apr 2S AZ. LYMAN 81 KING.
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STRAYED

IRON he pasture Of the subscriber, the first night in
June instant middling sized switch tailed bay mare
Her right eye is natural little The mare is prop
ably ten eleven years old. She has been traced to
Barre old meeting house. Whoever will return said
give information where she may be found will re-
ceive the thanks of the subscriber and shall be suitably
rewarded ELIJAH HALVES.
Brookheld, June g. 1912. 81 5w
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WOOL CARDING AND CLOTH


WUUL OANUINI AN y ULUIH
DIR ESSING.
TT N. BAYLlES would inform the public that he
J Il has recently fitted Now Clothing Works the
east side Of the Roth Branch directly opposite of his
old cstabishment and as put his machinery in the best
order to cardng wool the present He would now
say to those wishing heir wool well carded and their
cloth well d ed, Hat his old agent, A. w Wilder will
aerd all times in person to the execution of orders in
the above line and The best possible manner.
Please give a call and your work shall be well dore
Village of Nlantpeie-, May %, 1912 %
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
BANCROFT a. RTKER

HAVE just received and are receiving sob lids n L
IL Rum, 10 pipes Ho ana Bait Gin, 10 pipesCog and
Brandy, 100 hds. Moasses, % qr Casks Wine 20 Box.
Tobacco; 10 chests y H. and A. H. Tea, do black
Tea, 81 Boxes Rasns 10 cosks do so drums Figs 10
drums Sulana Rasins, so quntaIs Goldfish, 10 do fine
Salmon 100 Kegs Nails assert sizes; 20 tons Iron aud
and Steel asst 100 boxes Window Glass Paints OIL etc
etc all which will be sold cheap for cash.
Muulpelur NAV 4.h. 1912. SO
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wv ~ ZIP LEX GnaGz9s

Silver Spoons Gold Beads, Ear Ornamncs Finger Rings
Ladies' and Genlcmens Breasns patterns livery
rch) Gold Risotts.-sone set Gold and Silver Pencils,
Gold and Silver Bowed Spectacles, Silver Thmbles,
Miniature cases, Sold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Koyos,
Gold Watch Chains, Csrd Cases. Mourning Rings and
Pins silver Combs, Shell Combs Work Bags, Pocket
SCISSORS Fancy Goods, Vions and Strings, a good
sormen ofbest kind of'erlumcy, Macassar Buffalo and
Bears OIL for The hair Fishing implements, Tia &c Lot)
Britannia TcnpOis and Casters, SUI quality large
assortment of Toys, Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do and IN short every thing that kept at
Jcwolrj Ware Store.
j. s. a. takes this opportuny to just say the ladies
and gentlemen OF Mont cor and vicinity, that he has en-
largcd his shop Establishment and has spared pains to
select Goods suitable for market ill it up and fur
Their say ALL at home abroad to just step in and
anime the quality aud price before purchasing elsewhere
Al any rate hey may rely lhs, that goods what
recommend them to be no sale.
&C. = Clocks and Watches repaired a; shot notice and
warranted.
N, b. Silver work aud Jowery made 10 otde TO any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier, April 81, 1912. 80
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Az Bales A. brown Sheeting, 8 cases beachcd do.
1kO For sale by Villas, LOOMS and co.
Burlington June Isl, 1872 SO
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FLOUR. GROSS d HYDE,

- FLOUR. CROSS d HYDE,
GVNlN-SM I TAVE Oh hand, for sale, good sup.
>1IsEN55t IL ply of the best brands Western Flour.
pssskTJ Also,
UkszsA-ztszsS 10 Tons Of Nails iiom The Eagle Facto-
ry IRON and STEEL, good assortment. Window
Glass, all sorts and sizes. Most kinds Of dry groceries
which offer for sale at Burlington prices adding only
the freight for cash
May l6 1872 57r
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ELEGANT LOOKTNG GLASSES

CHINA, Crockcfy and Glass Ware superior Table
" Cutlery and other Houss keeping articles list opened
by LANGDON a. WRIGHT.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-14

The Ergot, an unhealthy growth of
rye, has long been known to produce con-
traction of the womb, and has been much
used in midwifery for that purpose; but l
do not know that the smut OF oats were
ever suspected of having similar c'tcct.
Now, ] think it quite probable that many
colts have been lost from tins cause,
which farmers ascribe to clover, flax seed,
beef blood. swimming in water, &c. &c.
Many mare has no doubt, by smut been
scnt to a stallion for the whole season
without proving with fnal. From this
cause it is probable that many a horse has
been charged with partial impotency; the
mare did not prove with foal. and it was
said 10 be the horses fault, when the fault
was in the food given the mare. Let the
farmers give this subject fair lnvestIga-
ton.
Very respectfully.
F. II. GORDON.
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Steam Boat Communication
70 CAMo3N,
ALL STAGES OF THE RIVER

TIME undersigned takes this opportunity OF inform
inc the Merchants and Planters OF Camden
sum,cr Lancaster and York Districts, as also those
or Charlotte. NJ C. and the ad acent counties. that
IN ar before the 18Th of October next his new and
light draught Steam Boat the kERsHA"' will be be
rradv TO start on her first trip to Camden, and will
continue to run regularly, throughout the season.
making the trip up and down in but little more than
4 week, or four days each way.
Shippers Of Goods or Cotton may rely upon their
reiobt IN all stages of the river, as she is so con-
s,ructed that fully loaded, or with l'OOO bales oil
Cation down, she will not draw more than three feet
six inches.
The undersigned is determined that there shall TO
no mistake in this method of transporting Goods ana
Produce 10 Camden and from thence TO the interior;
and rs it has been heretofore uncertain he trusts
that his efforts to promote dispatch and certainty
will he properly appreciated.
For further PARTICULARS, rate of freight &C. apply
to Mr.. P. F. villspgue. Agent at Camden or Shan
nor & McGce, of this city.
O. B. HILLARD,
No. Is5 East Bay, Charleston.
Aug. IS, 1912. l'i'
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From the Tennessee Agricu7turis',

From the Tennessee Agricmturlst,
ADOPTION PRODUCED BY SMUT IN OATS.
The farming community ought to pe IN
formed Gf they do not already know ~
that black heads or smut of oats, will cause
mares and other domestic ANIMALS to mis-
carry. A case lately occurred in tins VI
cinity which establishes the fact, as clear
" as il can be done without direct expert
Mr. Willie Denny had four mares in
foaI three of which have lost Their colts
this snring. The whole were fed during
the the Winter on corn and fodder, and all did
we'll About the first of March they were
furnished with cut oats instead OF fodder
One mare lost her colt and continued TO
exhibit every sign of labor pains for seve.
raj davs. till she died. A short time al
ter, two others lost their colts, and con-
tinued to make apparent efforts 10 loa''
showing uterine contraction tor ten Gays
Thev reduced rapidly in flesh TIL Mr. Den
nv ;nformed me of the circumstance
when suspectiug the smut to be the cause
l ADVISED nim W uisSo'l''''
feed. He did so and the mares soon De-
gan to r c>vcr. ,o.o ,or
Whv did not the fourth mare lose her
colt also? Becau;e she was not ted on
oats. She brought colt to the proper r
time. A gelding and two oxen were m leu I,
on the oats during the time, ana all dIi ID
well; because they had no worm 10 Ne el-
fected by the smut. Why did Mr.. Den
ny's oats produce abortion, While oiher
farmers have fed their mares on oats
without such misfortuncs! Because Mr..
Dennv's had between one fourth ana one
third of black heads, while theirs we're
probably better oats. Why did the mares
Continue to show signs of p"wer'ul'uter-
inc contraction after they had lost their
coltsl or why did the labor last 50 long!
Because they were continually fed w''h
the same oats; and therefore every meal
produced new labor pains. But when
the two last mares were put upon ioIoe'
instead of the cats the womb was no 'oh-
ger stimulated to contract and they III
mediateIy recovered.
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Very respectfully.
F. II. GORDON.

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The District and ncghb"rhood AgrIcul-
tural Societies are requested tonotIce the
following Resolutions, adopted by the
State Society in November last:
THAT from and after this meeting. live
delegates shall be received from each So
cicty."
The Societies are also requested, in
their selections, to send delegates compc-
tent to assist the standing COMMITTEES IN
their respective duties.
The Committees are allotted under the
following arrangement: lst, on Horscs;
2d, on Mules; Sd, on Cattle; 4th, on
Hogs; 5th, on Sheep; 9Th, on Cotton; hh,
on Corn: Stb, on Small Grain: 9th, on
Silk; 10th, on RICE.
The following are the awards offered;
For the best Stallion for Agricultural purposes s52O
For the best marc for Agricultural
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south Carolina.
KeySHulr DiSN 3Ct.

KeTSNUlr Dl$U 2Ci.
Michael Lorick VS.. Judah Blrrct.--L. Shurman
VS.. Judah Btrrct--Dcbt Attachment.
EI7HEREAS the Plaintiffs in the above cases
W respectively have filed their declarations against
the defendant, who resides without the limits OF
this State, as it is said and whereas the said DC
fcndant hath neither wife OF attorney, upon whom
notice with rule to plead, can he served. Ii Is
ordered that the said defendant do plead answer, or
demur thereto within year and Il day, or final and
absolute judgement will be awarded thereon.
B. GASS, Clerk.
March 30, 1912.
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state OF south Carolina,
ERSIIl}V DISTRICT.

N l.. WILSON, who is in the custody of
IL. the Sheriff Of the said District, by virtue
OF Writ of Capias od Satistaciendum at the
suit of S. s. Farrar, lndorsee, having pctitloncd
the Honorable the Associate Judges of the Court
of Common Pleas that he may be admitted to
the benefit of the acts of the General Assem-
by for the relief of nSolvent debtors.
1t is Ordered that the said S. 5. Farrar, In
dorscc. and all o.hcr suing crcdtcrs 10 whom
the said petitioner is in any wise indebted, be,
and they are hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear before the said Judges at the said Court
TO be holG, ~ al the Court House in Camden, for
Kershaw District, on the fourth Monday OF Oc-
tober next being the 2lth day OF said month, to
show cause, if any they can, why the SAID petI-
toner should not have the prayer OF his petition
granted.
Office Of Common Pleas,
Knrslaw District, July -, lSi2
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State OF South Carolina,

SUMTER DISTRICT.
EAMES r. LAW, who is in the custody Of the
q Sheriff Of Sumter District, by virtue of scvc.
raj Wrts Of Capias ad Sutsfacicndum at the suits
of John A. Coclough A. S. Grosvcnor, ard John
Ccny, having petilioncd the Honorable the As
sociatc Judges of the Court of Common Pleas that
he may be admitted to tho benefit Of the act of tn
General Assembly, for the relief Of insovent dcJt
oTS, together with sccdulc of his effects, filed in
my Office,
1t is ordered that the said John A. Colclough, A.
S. Grosvenor, and John Cicny, and all other suing
creditors, to whom tho said james r. Law, the Pc
titoncr is in any wise indebted, he and they arc
hereby summoned, and have notice 70 appear before
the SAID Judges of tho said Court, 10 be holden at
Sumter Court House, for Sumter District, on the
fourth day of November next, TO shcw cause if any
they can, why the said james R. Law should rot
have the prayer of his Petition granted.
JAMES PARSONS, c. G.. C. P.
Clerks Office, August Cd, 1912.
Angus 10. Prinr'rs. fee, Sl3 50.
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State Of South Carolina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

KERSHAW DISTRICT.
GAMUEL A. b. SHANNON who is in the
- custody Of the Sheriff OF the said District by
virtue of Writ of Copias ad :Satiynciendnm al
the suit of james F. Gamble IndoTscc, having pc'i-
ttioncd the Honorable the Associate Judges of the
Court of Common Pleas that he may be admitted
to the bench, of tho acts Of the General Assembly
for the relief Of nsolvcnt debtors.
Ii is Ordered that the said James +. Gamble, In.
dorscc, and all other suing creditors 10 whom
the said petitioner is in any wise indebted,
be- and they arc hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear before the said Judges at tho said Court to
be holden at the Cour, House in Camden, for Kcr-
shaw District on the fourth Monday of October next
being the Oath day of said month, TO show cause
if any they can why tho said petitioner should not
have the prayer of his petition granted.
BENZ. GASS, C. CT.
Office Of orCommon Pleas,
Kershaw District, Marchl4, 1912.
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TEC state Of South Carolina.
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

In Mc Court Of Cannon Pleas.
John Ogg, VS. James Characterization in At
tachncnt.
g.THEREAS, the panli!i'in the above case has
Nv this day fled his declaration against the
said defendant, no is absent from and without
the limits of this State, and having neither wife
nor attorney within the same on whom to serve
copy of the said declaration, with rule TO
plead thereto: 1t is ordered, That the said dclcn-
dant DO appear and plead 10 the SAID declaration
within year and day from this date, or final
and absolute Judgment will be given and award
ed for the said plaintiff
B. GASS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July -, 1912. prs fec, SO
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Notice.

FEVHE subscriber having on hand large supply
q Of DRY GOODS, Cruckcry and Hardware,
and wishing to reduce hisstock previous To his Fail
purchases will dispose Of them at exceedingly low
prices for cash. or on time TO those who are punciua
in their payments. IL. ". BOA-'El'
n. B.-I'hOsc indebted for Goods bought one,
two or three years since, arc requested 10 call and
make arrangements for paying. as further time can
not be gvcn-and ought not 10 be expected.
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Sale.

SAFE.
WNTILL. be sold hefor, the Court House in CAM
~ den on Monday The Sd day of October ne xt,
the four f,l'owng NEGROES, to wit Will, abont
t.iriy five years d, Dick ahouL the same age, Amy,
about tw n:y two years old and her female child,
about three years oil. The three first good field
hands, and used TO the feld-Sod to foreclose a
mortgage.
Terms A credit Of one and two years, with in
tcrrsr from ;hr day Of sale, The purchaser TO give
Ponds satisfactory personal security, and mortgage
ifrcGUir.d. =. GASS, Agent.
Sept :. lSi2-pTs. fee. SlSS.
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EACTORAGE
AND
SSHrM-SS.cN 5US-N 1SS,
AN ID

Charleston, =. &.
VNIIE undersigned would most respectfully inform
L his friends and the public generally, that hc
continues to transact the FACTORAGE AND
COMuISSION BUSINESS in the City Of
Charleston. s. C. (ONico on MAgwood's Wharf
lie will assiduously apply his best cxcrtions TO pro-
mote the interest of his parons-and from his long
experience in the Cotton Trade, and by prompt at
,eu,ion TO business he hopes to continue to receive
liberal share OF patronage. His commissions tor
selling cotton is 50 cents per balc for Receiving and
Forwarding Govds, &c. 25 CENTS per package No
storage will be charged on Goods regularly consgn'
cd 10 him, that are to be forwarded by the Rail Rohd
and no expenses incurred or charged that can posi-
bly, be avoided. Persons shipping cotton to him from
the interior, by the way of Hamburg, can obtain lb
cral advances on it by applying to DR.. STOKES o
,h,, n1,co II GOLDSMITH.
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Il 4 z s 0

JUST received, a large supply of drab and black
FUR HATS, of the latest style, aid some OF the
!inest quality. They will be sold unusually low.
April 13 T. w. BONNEY.
Aso just received, variety of Summer Cloths
plain and fancy Linens, for gcntlcman's summer
wear. E. w. 3.
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I'm Ear;isy..Mersha,U -DistSCta.

John Canley, EXT H. +. Canley, rs. M. BIaIr'
: !Supp1cmertal bill C5r rc'ief and "J""ct'on'
TT appearing to my satisfaction that John J;
| Blaris absent from, and beyond the limits oi
this State. 1t is ordered that he do plead, an
swer, or dcmar to the above stated BILL within
three months from this date, or an order pro con-
fesso will be granted thereon, against HIM
JAMES CANrEI, Jr.
Commissioners Office. June E2.
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Notice..

Nw7HEREAS. no Letters OF Administration
wv on th. estate of NOEL KIEKL. y. de-
ceased, have !crn applied Tor since his death. IN
pursuance of the statute have taken Possession of
such of his effects rs could bc iomnd III persons
indebted TO said kirklcy r"c,!irr: 10 male
immediate payment, and al those having demands
against the said retatc required hand them
this office, legally atics'rd.
J w. BASKlN Ordinary X. D.
Ordn1rys Office, June |, IS2 tfl2