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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15
Cd ~ 4 Es ".

Departed hi, lie on The 23d ait, Mrs.
kkx.Am PERRY, wife "f Mr. BcnncI Per-
nv, Of this district. Mrs. y. was bonn IN
the year 1904. She was the mother OF ii
children. 9 Of whom is now living, Ii
pleased The Lori 10 permit her 10 live upon
the stage Of action thirty-eIsht years. lie
then removed her from lime To eternity.
Mrs. p. was = loving wife, and n kind aud
aGoctiona,e mother, very much beloved by
her neighbours aud acquaintance. but she
is no more. She has left her beloved hus-
band, her children, and n numerous ac-
qua;utancc. to mourn their loss; bu, they
indulge a hope that their loss is her gain.
Departed this life, n, Beaufort. ). G., on
the 30ih uir.. WILLIAM SMIrH-one O.: the
olLcs, Inhabitants of that Town. He was
ia the 10Th year Of his age. having been n
soldier in Tho RcvOlulion--and for some
Some forty wears a Deacon in the BAPTIST
Church u, Beaufort.
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Bethany Academy.

SITUATED three miles above Liberty
~ Hill, near Bethany Church, IN Edge
field District. on n poor ridge OF land, re-
mote from plantations, or any local cause
! for disease.
The Trustees of this Institution lake
gTca, pleasure in announcing 10 The public
generally, that they have secured The servi-
GEES of tue Rev. a. q. BREWER, 10 rake
chnree Of Il for tic present year, common
cling IN the fret Monday III February
and from the reputation. high recommeud-
nlions aud long experience oil Il's genie
nun as n Teacher, the Trustees feel per-
fcctly justified in recommending this In
stitution 10 the country around, and 10 the
public generally for their support. Good
boarding can he obtained IN the neIshlor-
hopi convenient 10 iii. school al six dollars
per month. Ten mouths viii be the scbn-
iasric year. divided into two sessions. I'VE
months each, and at The close oLencii scs-
sioh Z public examination Of The siuicn's
will take place.
The following branches viii lie taught,
and a, the ~ioiiowin. prices, viz:
Onhosraphv. Reading, Writing. Ariih-
maric, Modern History, ani
Modern Geography, per sess. 5 W
English Grammar, .Ancicai Hisio.
~. Anrirnt Geography. Hnta-
any. Natural Philosophy. Book
Keeping. &c. per session. w
Moral Philosophy. Rhetoric. Sur
vryinS, Chemistry. Astronomy,
tSr.. &c. per session, I'D W
Mr.. BIS amply qualified to leach The
dead languages. but anticipating his En-
sli,h Scholars will he quite sufficient "
engage his entire attention for The present
wear. he does no, propose To take any stu
dents only those " ho wish 10 cuaae in the
study Of The branches above eel forth.
ABNER PERRIN,
r.. J. HiBBl.ER,
T.. g. ROBERTSON, T.s,on
4. Il. FRAYLOR,
} SHELLEY.
W. s. COTliR.iN.
Feb. /. 1913 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15

Military Erecu,ion.-lu speaking Of the
execution OF Spcncer,C Cromwell anu small
ON hoard The So,ners, the Mobile Adver-
user has the following paragraph. ltcon-
,ains some facts no, generally kncwn.
perhaps. and shows thai the condec' o'
Com. Mockenic is no. without sumo high
prscedcn,s OIL land. The writer says:
..Ivithout the advice OF any Que, Gen.
WashinS,ou ordered the heads OF two de-
scr,ers to be cut of. while his army was
auar,ered a, Valley Forge. Gen. Wayne.
in his campaign against the confcdera'ed
tribes of Northern Indians, had mu'inccrs
and deser,ers hung without The form OF a
irial. Mai. Johu p. Mclntosh. while stu
,ioned in Georgia. after tho peace OF 1883.
during a season profound tranquility. or
dercd three deserlers 10 DO sio, on parade.
without q trial; which proceeding was
investigated ny a select committee ofthe
c~onf.derated Congress and reported ".jus-
,i6ablc." In 1918 Gen. Jackson caused
arbu,hnot aud Ambris,er 10 be shot. par
suun, 10 the opinion Of bis "%tieers, for
stirring up The Indians to murder, aud sup
plyinc them with the materials TO pcrpe-
iraie it,"
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TUE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
Na.G
YEMEN. Junior.


NTTlLL stand The ensuing season. alier-
w natcly, At my residence in Green
wocd, and at my plantation 4 miles west
Of Cambridge. being al Greenwood, on
Mondays. Tuesdays. aud Wednesdays OF
euch week, on The following terms. viz /:
Eight dollars The single visit. sand fifteen
dollars the season, due tho lst January
next; and twenty-five dollars to insure a
marc to he in ioal, 10 he paid when The
fact is asccr,aincd. Persons putting by
the Insurance, il they trade their mares,
before the fact is asceriaiued, will be liable
COR the insurance money.
Yemen, Junior. is now about six years
old, and is n little upwards of fifteen hands
high lie is a beautiful grey, with dark
manc, and is Of a high form and finish.
Yemen, Jr., was got by the beautiful
Arabian Horse Yemen. aud bis dam By
Parsicy's Suipe. who was a son Of old
Galiatiu; Snlpe's dam was gotby the old
imported horse Bedford his grand dam
by the Liulc Valiant. his &. &. dam. by
CRANKY ; his 2. 9. g. dam by Partner; and
his 6. z. 9. &. dam BY Golly R6dser; the
grand dam Of Yemcn. Iunr., was got by
the noted oil racer aud foal ge,ter Terror;
his erca, grand dam by Gcnl. McPherson's
famous race horse Commerce; his 9. Q. &.
dam by Genl. Sumtcr's noted running
horse Brilliant; his 2. &. :. g dam by The
celebrated r%unnin. horse Eiinsham !; and
.,is z. g.g. s.g dam by lie old imported
horse Fcarnaush:, Of whom it has been
said. has added more To the stock Of race
lIurs"s inan any ever imported in America.
The dam and grand dam Of Durock, jr.,
is The sane as that of Yemen. jr. W.
give below Mr.. Ross certificate with res.
pcct TO the dam aud grand dam Of Du-
rock. Jr.
II hare raised the above named horse
Durock, ir.. hi. dam and his grand dam.
and purchase! his great grand dam from
Clpr. John p. Richardson. when in % n
pany with Col. L. Singleton 10 the racing
hlsinrS>; aud am fully convinced by nv
ow personal knowledge, and uudouhicd
certificates q. "ihers. that the above pedi.
gree uf Du:cck is ~s'-.r.!T correct.
S'TElilE..N ROSS"
Y:r,a, he sire Of Yemen. junr., was
presented by the sultan Of Constantine
pie, to or agent Mr.. R!ind. twitI whom
he had jus, concluded n treaty. as n gen
uinc Arabian. purchased lnr his use al
A!icppo. from The Arabs Of rho desert.
Mares will he fed as directed, good pas
lurasc furnished gratis. Every care viii
he taken To prevent accidents. bu, will be
liable for none. The season 10 commence
on the ist of March. and cud The 18th of
June. Scvenry-tivc cents to The Groom
in every Instance.
TIOS. CHATHAM.
Greenwood, Feb. /. 1913. 2t =
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Sherif's Sale,
State Of South Carolina.
.iBDEVILLE DISTINCT.
n THE COMMON PLEAS.

1DDEt fbLT bJo
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
RMILTON CHlLES who has been arrest.
I'VE ed aud is now confined within the bounds
Of the jail Of !Abbcviile District, by virtue Of Il
capias nd satisiaciendan at the SUIT Of Samuel
Gilmcr, having fled hrs petition with n schedule
on oath, or his whole estate and effects with the
purpose Of obtaining the benefit OF the Acts Of
the General Assembly, commonly called ,iic
lns0lvent Debtors Acts.
Public notice il hereby given, Tint tho peti.
ton Of the said Million Chilcs, will be heard
in the Cour, Of Common Pleas for Abbesiile
District, ut Abbcvillc Court House, on Wed.
ncsday the 22d day Of March next. or on such
other day as the Cont may order during the
term commencing on the third Monday in
March next At said place. Aud all the crcdl-
tors of the said Milton Chlles. are hereby sum
moned. personally or by attorney. then and
there in tho said Cont. 10 shcw cause. 1t any
they can. why tie beneli, of tho Acts aforesaid
should moi be granted 10 the said Milton Chile.
upon his executing the assignment, required
by tho Acts aforesaid.
JOHN +. LIVINGSTON. C. e. P.
Clerks Office. Deer. II, i6I2. (SlI SOY a.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

10y OLIVER TOWLES, Equirc,
-A9 Ordinary Of Edgcicld District.
Whereas, Caroline Iiearmon, hath ap-
piled 20 me for Letters of Administration
on all aud singular the goods aud chaltels,
rights aud credits Of Luke Harmon, late
of the District aforcaid. deceased.
These are. therefore, Ia cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tor. of'hc said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me-, at eur next Ordinary's Court
for the ,uid Dis;ric, 10 he holden al Edge
field Court House on the ooh offehIuary,
1872. TO show cause il any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th
day Of Feb. one thousand eight hundred
aud lor,y.lwo, and in the sixly-scvcn;h
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. y.
Feb. S, 1915. [S2 1911 q =
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The following days Of the week arc sci
apart for public worship in different nn-
tions:-Suuday, or the Lords Day, by
the Chris,iaus Monday By the Grccians;
Tuesday by the Pcrsiaus; "Wednesday by
the Assyriaus Thursday by the Esyp-
,iaps Friday by The Turks; and sa'ur-
day oy the Jews.
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Feb. -
Notice.

TTUE Subscriber cautions all persons
h again,. trading for TWO Notes gwen
To Dauiei Bird. The notes are dated the
2ls, ci Jauaary last; one N"e for one
.rurIcca dUllHss va, Disc on The 9Th N Fc'
bruafy. ayi the oIh,.' Np!e '"r three nun
drcd dollars, WI! Lc DE Il: isl; ,IHHuarv'
1871. | nm determined i."i!o pay sui
Notes ua!ess compelled by Law, Us The pro
perry i.is rrDrGn d1>Gi1h.
". NJ. T'IM.ir i. M...I
Feb. 10 IL >
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Feb. 10
.N0SicP.

EEY mutual cotseGt. we shall sell NJ
Dv.biic Auction, commencing Tues
DAY me tn nf March ucsi, our entire Pot.
~,crsyiiIe property, 10Th real and personal.
consisting al four Negroes, VIZ. three Iur.
ucts and one Wagner. thirteen Mules.
one saddle Horse, three strous six mule
Wagons aud Harness, one iisst ga!e Two.
hutse Wagon. one SET Blacksmith Tools,
stock Of Stone Mare, Brick aud lyle.
Corn. Fodder ana Hay; sl"ck Of Goods,
consisting Of iiomespuns. Sugar and Cot,
fee, iron. Leather, Shoes, White Lead,
&c &c. dc.
On . crcdi. ill Is, January, 1911.
j. GIBBS Il co.
Porcrsyime, Feb. 10, 1913. 81 3
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Commercial.
l~lAMBUEa, Feb. 7

bhMbCL', Eco''.
Coaon.-Th review Of the Cotton
Markc, last week, left !! in healthy state,
with advancing prices. S'ace ,dat atar,
operators have fully sustained ,hnse prices
and the market continues active. The
receipts in The meantime have bee" by
z aud boats. MOI more Than one
hall OF the cotton crop has been brought
in yet; our receipts this year will amount
10 about 10000 bales. Prices range To
DAY 5 10 : cts; principal sales Sd TO 6 cts.
-.bnnuI.
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Final Notice.

A Ii Persons Indebted 10 the Estate os
"A BENZ. F. Nicholson. deceased snre
notified that some arrangements mist be
made with the subscribers before Return
day. for the very obvious reason thar the''
is a very considerable amount due against
tue estate which mrst be liguidaIed.
J.. 0. NICHOLSON, Admin
ID. X. STROTHER, istffors
Feb IL, 1913 y )
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CnLuMnia. l,'.h- 6.

Cotton This article continues 10 come
IN freely, but we believe there has been u
shade decline in The prices wc quoted last
week. The principal sales for the las;
week have hccn made within the OK.
,rcnes of ~ and 50 ccn,s.-Chronicic.
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Feb /
Malice.

DYpcrmission octhe Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District, | will sell IN the 9th
February next. at The late residence ot
Mary Harrison. deceased. on 4 credit until
the twcnry-Ehh day of December next, all
the personal property of said deceased.
consisting Of ten or twelve Negroes, some
five or six bales Cotton, Corn. Foddei.
Oats. Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. stock of hogs aud
Cattle, some twelve or fifteen hundred
pounds Picked Pork.
At tho same time will be rented or sold
by consent Of Lrsatecs. The Plan,a,ioa Of
said deceased.
JAMES NJ. HARRISON, Admir-.
Jan % II %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.

SlSttI vi va ckAAAtts
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
gsY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary Of Edscfcld District.
Whereas, Henry Stone, hath applied TO
me for Letters Of Administration on all
aud singular the goods and ciiaucls, rights
and credits OF Philip Lishifoot, late Of
the Dis,ric, aforesaid, deceased.
These arc, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish oil aud singular, tho kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased. 10 be AMI appear
before me. AT mex, Ordinary's COURT for
The said District 10 be holden at Edgcicld
Court House on the 20ih instant. 1913.
10 show cause, if any, why the said .Ad-
miuisIralion should not he granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 9Th
day OF February, one thousand eight nun
dred aud forty three. din The sixly-sevenlh
year o! American Independence.
O. TOWLES, o. r. D.
Feb. S, 1913. Is l241 b
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Notice.

A Ii Persons indebted 10 the Estate of
IN Is. 4. Wallace, deceased. by note.
accon. or judgment, are hereby notified
than the demands against the estate COM
pell urc to refuse further indulgence. We
shall act fairly, buI positively tho next
Term Of the Couu.
II. X. SPANN, Executor.
Jan Q, 1873 if SO
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Susan lshoden, Applicant:

Par.cy Rhodcn & Others. Def's.S
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction 'ho'
Z, Charles RhuAeu, aud William Rhodcn,
two Of The defendants in the above stated
case. reside beyond the limits of this State.
II is therefore ordered, that they appear
aud object 70 the division OF sale OF the
real estate Of Iohn Rhoden. decd. on OF
before the sirsl day Of May next, or their
consent to the same will DC cutcred Of re
cord.
OLIVER TOWLES. o. E.. q.
Feb. S III =
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pleasant Sill Academy.

H~sSstSsSe4t EAaaa ~abESs
TuE Trustees of the Pleasan, Hill
u School respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have engaged The services OF
Mr.. y. WHITE and Mrs S. DUNToS, for
tic presen, year. Mr.. White takes charge
of the Male, and Mrs. Duniun of the Fc.
male Department.
The School House is situated between
tho Edseirii and Mar,in,own Roads.
pt1ul three quarters Of \ nile from Duo.
Fo"svii,e. .ff..
The Srho"l is now in operation. ana
will coniinuc until the 18th OF December
ncSi 80
'The long experience ofa!r. White. md
the known Accomplishments of Mrs. Dun
ION, warran, Us in believing that those
who NAV favor them with their patronage
| will be well pleased with the moral and
mental proficiency OF their children. The
s;tuaiioni is pleasant, and the ncighborhood
healthy. Boarding in good houses may
he had on reasonable terms.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Per guar.
! Reading. wiring and Ariihmaric. So 90
| English Grammar and Geography, 4 90
Plain T'rigonome,ry and Practical
Surveying. on The late and high
" approved system Of John
Gumere, b %
Rev. d. d. BRUNSON.
WIN. BRUNSON. Esq. r.
JOEL ROPER, Scn.,'
JOHN HILL,
January p lOt SO
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FINAL NOTICE.

a IL PERSONS Indebted 10 The Estate Of
N c.. A. Dowd, deceased, are request
ed to come forward and settle their &C.
counts. as there canuo be longer ipdul-
cencc given. and those having claims
nsains, said Es'ato will please present
Them legally aitcslcd.
WM. BRUNSON, Executor.
Jan - " SO
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO The estate o
N John w. Wimbish, decd, nre re.
ques,ed IN make immediate payment. a.
the condition Of the estate is such, that i
will no, admit Of indulgence.
OLIVER TOWLES, Ordinary.
Feb. "
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Notice.

A LII persons having demands agoins,
IA the estate OF Robert Garrett, decd,
will please .prcsenl them daily attessej. 40
the subscribers, nnd all persons indebted
10 said estate will make immediate pay
meEi.
JOHN W. GARRETT, and
JOHN 4. HOUSTON.
Feb. Is 1t 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15

Another Outrage. upon he La'es,-on
Sunday night last the Office OF the ClerS
of the Superior Court OF Pauld.nS coun'y,
was entered, and the books, papers, &c.
taken oIt.
Judge Anderson wen, on the Bench
mex. morning. determined, il possible, to
r.rre, on, the lelon or ~felons, aud make an
c~Y,,np,e of them. AS the matter IS now
undergoing Judicial investigation. VIC Tor
bear further rcmnrks.-Pioncrr.
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!. TIE siihcn tic TINT binds trno ,r:ling hearts :"
MARRIED.

a, Augusta, (Geo.) by The Rev. DR..
Means, OF that place, Mr.. S. b. MAYS. 10
Mrs. EvELiNA V. BUGGEss. daughter OF
Mr.. John Wise. al! OF this district.
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&c.

TFilE Subscribers bess leave TO inform
4 their friends aud The public in gene
raj. that they having entered IN &C part
nership, are Determined to work To SUI
The rimcs. aud will be thankful for al
orders their friends and the public may be
pleased to give them all work they re
ceivc will he done by themselves.
House, Sign. and Ornamental! Painting
limitations Of Wood and Marble.
Chairs and other Furniture done in The
ncairs; manner. aud at The shortest notice
Ijs.All orders from The country punctu'
ally attended to.
J. W. DURNELL.
II. BLEAS.
Edscfcld C II. Feb. IS 1t 3
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Notice,

Notice.
A Ii. persons mic1lrd To Us ON accounts
IA due the ii,s, at iJuruary last. are re-
Gucs;cd to come aud settle up. We have
10 pay OR debts.
GOODE. & LYON.
Feb. 10 Il
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
Joseph Jacobs an! Elizabeth hiswifc. ]
Suuljrnpt. vs.

Applicant. vs.
Elizabeth Finly and others.
I apprarsic my satisfaction that Ran
L, del i';nly aud Cacla Finiy, W OF the
Defendants, reside wI:iiOu, the limits OF
this State, ii is therefore Ordered. that
they do appear aud object to the division
or sale of,hc Real Estate of James Finly.
on or before the first Monday III April.
1918. or their conscnt 10 The same will be
entered OF record.
DAVID LESLY, o. a. D.
Jan iS Sin 81
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AdministratOr's Sale.

DY au Order from lho Ordinary Of
ID Ehgefcld District, will he sold on
Tuesday The twenty. eighth day of FebTu-
airy ncx'. Il, the late residence OF !Absolem
Dclau.kter. deed, all The personal pro-
perry OF said decd. consisting o%f,hiriy.one
or two Negroes Horses and Mules, stock
of all kinds, Cotton. Plantation Tools.
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Sc.
on a credi, until the tw~euty-f(th day of
December next. Purchasers 10 give notes
with approved securities.
NANCY DEL.AUGllTER.
SILAS LtNlER,
administrators.
Feb fl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-28

FTNO all persons whom II may concern, no
u iice Is hereby given, that a certain Note
purporting to be promIssory note OF hand,
bearing date at Greenfield, being in the County
Of Franklin and Commonwealth of Massachu-
sets, and signed Timothy Waters, and duly
witnessed, and made payable TO one Charles
johnson or bearer, or order, for the sum Of one
hundred and fifty dollars, on demand and inter-
est. And whereas, said note was unlawlully,
fraudulenily and without any consideration OBJ
tanned, all persons are cautioned against pur-
chasing said note, as the subscriber hereof pro-
tests the note and will not pay the same.
NJ b. Said johnson is about fiity-five
years OF age, of more than mddng size, rather
light complexion, little bald headed, and calls
himself an Englishman; says his place Of resi-
dence is in Calais, Stale OF Maine, but is en-
gagged in pedling, aud iretends TO be searching
for heirs 10 large egacles and great sums Of
money left by deceased persons in England,
whose only heirs are Ia this country. The
public are cautioned against like iInposiions
as the above, aud others Of as bad a character.
TIMOTHY WATERS.
Nottingham, April 6, lS4S. So
-. Editors or Newspapers will confer ia
vor upon the public by noticing the above, in
order that he may moi deceive others as he has
Mr.. Waters.
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James ErpectOrGnt /!

TIME presiding Genius Of Coughs and Colds
IL is especially busy at this season OF the
year, sowing the seeds of disease on the damp,
chill, equinoctia winds, and preparing good
" harvest for the scythe Of death. Let all,
who are afflicted with coughs and colds, and
do not wish TO become sheaves in that awful
harvest, apply the remedy noic. With those
who have a constitutional predisposiion TO
consumption, immediate relief from the first
symptoms OF its ppproaeh is a matter OF vital
importance. With all, however robust and
vigorous, il is in n climate like this matter oil
moment TO suhdue all indications of pulmonary
diseases at the outset short delay may be
fatal "Only cold,' said friend oil ours a.
bout three weeks ago in reply to an enquiry
about his health. Poor fellow he now sleeps
the sleep that knows no waking, victim OF
CoHsuMPTIoY. Had he used JAYNE's ExpEc-
roRANr in the early stage of his complaint, he
would now, in all probability, be living and in
health
Prepared by Dr. d. Jayne, at 90 South
Third ST., Philada., and sos Broadway, N. Y.
DUTTON'& CLARK, Agents for Brat
tleboro. DIV 81
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Durham Bull,
PRINCE ALBERT.

TTNHOSE wishing 10 improve their stock Of
j Cattle, will find, at the Livery Stable Of
Chester w. Sargent, (kept at the stable of the
Vermont House,) an imported full blood
DURHAM BULL, which is decidedly the
finest animal that can be found in this section
OF the country. At this day, this breed of cat
tie is too we'll known to need any praise. To
see Prince Albert is enough to convince the
most skcptical that this opportunity affords
them a better chance TO improve their stock
than is usually found.
Therefore, any one will do well TO avail
themselves ofihi chance, by calling upon the
subscriber, who they will find ever ready TO
wait upon those who may call.
sn So eI WARREN BRIGGS.
Brattleboro, April 10, ls4S. sS