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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16
NEw.ORLrasa.. Aur. i.

From Merieo.-By the schr. Frederick,
Captain Jordan, arrived yesterday from
Lasuna; wo learn that Gen. Ampudia bad
entered Tabasco OH the llth' uI,. with
5000 men. and had defeated tho troops OF
Gen. Sentmauat alier IN action o: two
hours. Scntmanat had rotreaied thirteen,
leagues into the interior with 500 men,
where he would ondeavor TO collect addi-
lional forces. ''..'
The schr. Venus, arrived yesterday from
Vera Cruz, brings no news ofimportance.
p. S-Tho above accoun, is coniru.
diclcd in several important particulars, by
letter addressed TO commercial house
in this city, and emaualing from highly
auihcntc source.
The letter states thar as soon as Sent
ynanas was Informed Of the landing Of
Ampudia. he advanced as far as En- Pail
sadu. andihcrc gave balte TO The Govern
meut troops. The combat was obstinate
aud lasted several hours, in spite Of the
infotinrity OF the forces under the COM
mand Of Senlmanat. Ampudia's troops
suffered severe loss. Scntmnauas al length
fell back upon Tobasco. whero smother
action took place. Being finally COM
PEELED To abandon the town, he withdrew
o Candocnn. where, at the last accounts,
lic was strengthening his army in order to-
resume an offensive a,lilude:--Bee.
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"a & IS
NO. 90

! Spain.-The intelligence from Spain
leaves no doubt that the fate Of The Re.
gent is sealed. Madried is in state Of
siege. lie proposes 10 keep open his
communication; il is stated. with Sara
gossa and Cadiz-if he can. The advance
guard Of Zurbano had entered Saragossa.
when that General was expected tho fol-
lowing day with ten battalions. Madrid
was poaceabie. but as for the Regent, he
is wha, The French papers call him-a
lost man.
Poor Espartcro. enleebled by disease
ana hunted on every side like wild boar,
seems likely TO sink. A brave a,an slrug-
Cling with the storms Of fate is certain to
command the sympathy Of the disipterest-
ed, but there is unhappiIy but little dia;n-
terested patriotism in Spain.
Commercial! Smmmary.-The weather.
which for some weeks past has hecn ex-
tremely favorable. promises an ABUNDANT.
and what is better an early harvest The
grain crops look exremsly well. and the
accounts from all parts Of the country are
very uniform. Tho bepe6,s OF q good
harvest. at all times great, will be felt in
the present condition Of tho country to DO
most acceptable blessing. And YET,
strange, as il may appear, notwithsrand.
ing the present favorable appearances, tho
corn market is rising rapidly -
Commercial matters, withou, being
buoyant. may be described as healthy.
The Cotton market has been iolerably
active Of late-be,ler prices have been
realized, with less disposition on the part
of holders 10 press. sales. The West India
market is dull, and in sugar, coffcc and
molos,es the transactions have bech mill.
ted. Monoy continues very ABUNDANT.
tho the present condition Of Ireland has
mnde capitalists rather more shy ofiuvest-
ment but for all safe and Legitimate pur-'
poseo. abundance can be had at low rcto
Of interest.
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rraa the colrArbia rs. CT psaI.er.

Saving Seed Cora.-Very fcwe planters
have paid shat attention 10 Inc selection
of seed for planting, ;hat their GNU Inter
-es,s demand. l, is a principle OF vegcta-
BILE as well of animal life. tina, "lse pro-
duces like" Every QUO who raises good
stock, is not only aware oil the truth oi
,his;b ne carries il out in his selections
of animals 10 breed from.-He selects his
fines, calves aud piss,apd saves them from
the slaughter pen, because. being we'll
formed. large and thrifty. 80 believes 'ina,
their offspring will possess these qualities.
Rw although the same thing is true 10 The
vegetable kingdom. he seldom thinks Of
ayail;nr himself Of the advantage Of q ju-
dicious selection in his seed for planting.
Some few have tried il. an6 by care, and
a iudicious selection. year after year. have
Brought their coru 10 a high state oi per-
fec,;on and ,hcir neishbors, seeing their
success, have eagerly sought these i'm
proved seed. 1t would do vel The first
year, bu, after thar gradually deteriora,c
m the common standard. aud the whole
,bine would be pronounced ! humbug.---
The humbug, however, was no, III the orr
sinal improvement, but in the subsequent
neglect. The imProver comme,ced b!
carefully selecting from his field thost
stalks that bore Two fine. large ears, ant
laying ,hem carefully aside for planting
The next year he selea;ed with US nucl
care from The product 81 his former sclcc
tion; aud by keeping up this system. reap
cd each yeur q richer harvest. Whereas
the other, who commenced with the neigh
bor's fipe seed. by gathering iudiscrimi
na.eIy into bis buru, and selecting hi
seed tom the mass in The spring, would b
as likely to ge, the ears from an infcrio
as from COED stalk, and thus bis see
would, by law Of nature, deicriorate 3
sho common standard.
We believe that j, is perfectly practica
bio TO have almos, every stalk bearing iw
good cara, Oh land where but one woul
Reproduced according to tho usua! me'ho
Of selecting seed. This is not mer
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Ba,hc your neck, back of your ears,
chest. arms aud back, with cold waller.
every morning, and you will generally
keep clear OF colds, rhenma,isms. and
'bo, exquisite agony, the loo,h-ache,
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sur Grrcihun9 iraenh eincs Slaticnal. Mob(s
nit @rfols ansepenbst bat, uns su bcffem
teweat, eab clue formliebe grnennuna fir
oas Wreitoentenamt 3u nnIerer ltntsrttiBuna
berteirufen wirb bic Gtimmen bon 3aufens
ben, melcbe bisber parteibulcisuna aeseu
uns leiIteten, mann feine lcIhe Infpraete
auf ibren patrictismus paraetctsn wnrpen.
Sef cblo fen, ba6 mir jeoen Stimmaes
tsr, ipeIbsr ss fir feine pfiebt anlteDt 1h
oer OliBper,paltuns 5m piberfesen, bic Den
9eSenfpdrt9en nn9luflieben 3ultanb unIfreS
$anbts hertslfhbrte, bsr3lieb ~ nnferer Sab,
ne elnlaeen, pamlt rnr6 cine aemeinIbaftlis
ebe Hnban9lbfeit all SruncIase uno einem
aemrnibaftlieten entIhIu6 ben D1ann oies
fer Srunefase 5u untertiisen, mir alfe ,ur
8ilouns elmer partei Fsbhlflid fein mSasn,
bon bersn 6errfetaft pas &anb bic 9Diesers
beritelluua iener teinabe bersedsneu wcb(,
fabrt erbalten int9e
Se Cb lof II, taB mir bic Nnempfet>
flung Der WbissD Delesatcn i'm gcnsres bsr,s
llb biaissn, pa6 cine S1aticnals9Bbis.goi,
Uentipn fir be prsfoenHbaft unb Siees
prsitpennetaft psr Ser. Staaten sebalten
wsrbs, uno pa6 mir NIT tbrrr Setimmuns
Der 3eit mo bee Orts itereintimmen, nams
lid am STEM Olai 1914, in Der Stabt 8a(s
timcre unb nit tmrfrblsn es ben 1Bbias
III jsosm Sittrift in pennIplbanien an,eineu
9elesaten 3u jcner gcnpcnticn su fenbsn.
Se 6 often, ba6 cine @taats: Cons
mttee bon creisebn Olit9lictern ernannt
,peroe init ben se,p6bnliben Sswaltsn uub
pfibten folder gommittsen.
Sei cGIeM oaB IS brn wbiss iu
jepem 9iitriete in biefem Staate srnitib ans
empfoblPu tperoe, tnDVrailalt(b sur Dplltfans
pisen uno ourtbaansisen Orsaniiation Der
partei gu I6reitem uno cine reselmd6ise
gorreGpcncen5 nnp nit jsbsr anpcrn 1Bbis,
Oittritt NGotiaticn uno nit Ger Staatss
COMMITTEE 5u lttern. Sat. QDadt.
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mats fis, norauf be Sill sur Gsnsbmi auna
an pens @oupern6r 9sfanbt wuros. Or wirb
fie untsrfbrsbsn, nibt neil CT bsrfslbsn guns
ifis lit, frnesrn neil CT wsis, oab fie nit spsi
9rttbsilsn eurbesben psrosn.
SIN Ssnat bsribtete 6r. Meqanaban, pen
Der &sbteecmmittec, bsrbtets bic Sia sur
8srminesruns Der @sbalts fir bic Mibtsr Der
Diifrifts@purt BON 2aneaitsr @auntp, uno biss
slbs paiiirts bic lssts qsiuns. Die Sia fir
Die Silbuns elmer nsusn @auntp, aus, Sbeilsn
pcn Columbia unb quyrns, senannt Maoifcn,
pailirte unb ipurps an bas joauS sefanbt.
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Drr NtberaIe 7seobacbter
Heabima, BEN 2S. NyfGr; 1913.

GF9a Der srife Nprl bsrannabst, 100 9ss
,pobnlib pisl qeute umssbsn 70 srfubsn mir
bisjsnisen unfsrer aefer, welds umjisbsm uns
~ benabribti9sn wenn iie Die Sstun9 auf eis
nsn anpsrn plas ssfbift babsn mollsn. 2Sr
Wdnibsn pas unisrs Sunbsn rsssImdffis bes
bient wsrben, mas absr unmb9Iib 9sthebsn
fann, Wenn mir nitbt piiFn 100 lis pcbnsn.
OTNabfen Wcntas, Den 3. 9tpri, miro
bic @rurt Der pisrtsljdbrlibsn Sieunssn &C. fur
8srfs @auntp, i'm bisii9en @curtDaufs begins
nsn, Die ;rpei Bocbsn baursn ipiro.
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fir oen 2lpril. Sermin IS43.

fir Den Npril= Sermin lS43.
Sebs uno pisrsi9 Yroyifs, j,panSi9 fur BEL
srffsn Sag uno bic iibrisen fiir bic 0SCbs.
l gellsrs unb Davis ass. 6ilbsrt II. Sidsl.
@oams Nbminiifratoren 9s9en Sssin9sr.
3 Sirlsr eessn Slanfsnb(lsr.
4 eewis 9e9en @aa.
Die &spublif, fir &utb, 9s9. Sbarman.
6 Dieislbe ssssn Sifber.
7 Die &epublif, fir 9sbart, sss. Spain.
Surfsp 9sssn Salist.
9erfslbe 9e9en 9enfelben.
10 aspsn9cce se9en &eiier.
IL Yabn 9s9en Strout une Yabn.
IL Die Stabt &eabins 9e9sn Soain.
ID gilman 9sssn Die 81. giisnbabn Comp.
IA Ssterolf ssssn Sistsr.
Is ioel 9s9en Slein.
SO quorpis sssen bic 81. eiisnbabn Comp.
IL sSelbD &c. ss9sn Sbdfsr.
Is Yong 9e9en Serbner.
10 Ss1tsl 9ssen 8ria.
20 @rsiner 9e9sn Die 81. gisnbobn Comp.
II Seltr 9e9en oieiebe.
% 8ccs 9s9cn oisfslbs.
23 eunnus 9s9en bisiebe.
"a Braun 9essn cielslbe
25 Gong 9e9en bisislbe
26 Sifel 9e9en bisislbe
81 SbwarS 9s9sn bisfslbs
% Sid 9s9sn psElbs
20 Oliller 9ssen blsfslbs
30 Sis9frisb 9e9en bsflbs
81 SpanS 9s9sn pisfslbs
81 8ef9 9e9en bieitlbe
33 Die oeutftsrefcrmrts &irbe 9sg. bisfslbe
"a Sifiinser &c. 9sasn Sbearsr &c.
80 qsili9 9s9sn &sim.
36 qafb 9s9cn NunfsI
81 Snf 9s9sn Die 81. eiisnbabn @ompaenis
35 Wiaer 9e9en biefslbs.
80 Dreber 9t9sn oisifsr.
40 Summins 9s9en Seim.
al Srsmer 9s9en Ioortman.
AZ Sebtel 9s9sn Marfbaa.
43 9eifsr &c. 9s9en 8cr.
Al lllrb 9s9sn bic d. sifenbabn @Omp.
45 ]oinnerfbis 9e9sn bielslbe.
46 &cof 9s9en Seller.
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Sf9amie.-ein S6uDmabsr 0amsns
BilbeIm Worie, BON bier, Gin 9sutfbsr BON
Gsburt Wurcs prri9sn Somfta9 arrstirt, neil
ct pcrlssts @obs feline swcite 8rau bsiratbets,
wdbrsnb feline erifs 8rau nod am Qsbsn iif.-
gr bsfam pcrldufs i'm bisfssn SbsrfSsj3ctsl
frsiss Quarter uno wiro mabrfbsinl6 fir
feline peiratbsluif inS 3ubtbaus wanbern.
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StaDtsSSabl Sericbt.

QSlr BADEN enpliCb ben ppultdnol9en Verlbt
bon Der lesten 9taotwabl srbaltsn uno 9sbsn
nabifebene bic 9eamen Der ju ben rslpsftipsn
@smtsrn srwabItsn psrfonsn:
aermeifter-9Gaiam 5oed.
lfGitentsSurSermcif.-Dapi N'Snsbt.
StaotHatt:
Srbn g. pisifer, s. s.. Wllblsnbsr9,
J3einrib Sbonsr, Samusl Olpsr6,
QSlliam Stron9, Scbn Yrns, jr.
I,einrib Sonnarc, Scbn s. Srr,
QSiQiam Ysaecf.
5bab bmeiG Ger-9scr9s Septer.
Observation-Disclosures s. Sslir.
Observation-Disclosures Sopsr.
Gonfabel-Ystsr Sopb, peter Gipsn.
5uopef lDaro.
Bablribter-Billiom q. QBsas.
Sbfpsftspr 90. M. Giitnbawr, QE. 2(asaisr.
AGei1or-Sobn 0S. SDion.
@sbdIfssaTsdorsn-S. u. gbnsiosr, Marfs
.. @dsrt.
g bul' '9irsftorsn
SIR Sabre-@eov9 Sibtbrrn
2Sillom peaecd.
SIR 2 Sabrs--Sciua Davis,
Sobn W. Gsim.
Sur Sabr -9ansl 9Ssrner,
@barIsS &sslsr. az
Horowefs maro.
SablribNr-losnrcb @bcner.
Snipsftcwn-Omsn Sittins, 9aron Srstbt.
IGnor-Sobn SsrtoIstt.
@sbdIfssaf0crsn-S. 6. 9isiffbnsosr Sosn,
ricb &sinbart.
Horooft'waro.
Bablribsr-Saeob 8ridsr.
Snfpsftrrsn-Scispb &itner, s.. s. Selir.
QGsGor 9Silliam Srfsr.
@sbilfssN ssNfkGoun-Scbn Seabsrafsr. joeinrieb
6enrisi.
S6ulzO Oreftoren fir Die @orbleite.
Scbn g. MibarbS, Gsors 8cos.
Suooftsmare.
Bablribh ISitman.
Snipsftorn-2loam Diem, Srisrb prns.
aKnor-Samusl qspan.
fssNfFnsrsn-Scbn Sutbort 5. &us.
9buls s9irsftoren.
6einrib Bitman, Sobn 9arrab,
Sacpb Soun9, Sobn Otoper,
Dapio @ifenbausr, Sslir 0efd.
SSeuer.-4m Samita9 Nbsno wurbsn Die
blsFssn Burger burb ben Nuf "Ssuer p sr;
Ibrsdt. Der Sbsin pom Ssusr jsiste fb in
|aobffldsr &btuns pon bier unb mir BADEN
[ndter frfnhren. hn6 ca hpi NIss erG IN mar
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NseuebelmprS.- elmer jsnsr 9rausrs

W(etlcbcImprU.- Stner 1ener Srhuers
fals Die in unfsrsn srossn Stdetsn leper nur
;u oft pcrfcmmen, ersi9nste fib selfsrn por 8
sasen weber in Neu Ycrf. Gin Mann 1a:
mens @srlies, mar sessn Nbsnb Dor bsm @arls
ton 6aufs i'm SroaomaD, unb ipratb NIT ei.
nsm Srauensimnsr. Gin osrr, bsr fe fah
9ins in bas eauS unb fanbts esn Sarfispsr
bsraus um bn ;u frppsn, neil sr oaS 6rausns
;immsr bsi iib Datts. Die 8crts marsn faum
aus9eiprpden, ais Gin Shus fsl uno gcrIiss
nsberianf; mcrauf cas Srausn;inmsr fbnsu
unb unsebinosrt fortlisf. Die Sussl tpar BON
bintsn in fsinsn Scpf ssorun9sn; sr fcnnts
fein 0Gort msbr fprebsn uno itarb um 10
llbr bsnfelben Nbsnb. ScrIiss bate bic Srau
zines sewinsn Cotton psrfibrt petsr fb pas
ber BON ibr fcbsiosn lief. Nfan permutbstoas
bas erpdbnts 8rauensmnsr &elttns Srau
unb sr bsr Morbsr mar. Ssice murpsn babsr
porIduf9 arrstirt.
Die 5taot t7aupoo aufseboben.-Sm
Ssnot ber 9sfse9sbun9 BON SGinris wures
am 27. Sebruar bas @sfse wiosrrufsn, wos
eurb bas Ofilitdrtorps, 9nannt Die Ncuprcs
Qs9ipn, ssbilost GnccrprrirDmures. Ger 8rsis
brief ber MormonsnsSitD Naupoo ,purbe sben:
fails wssrruftn Der lsetsrs NIT % sssen IL
Stimmsn. Die MitsIiebsr bs5 Ssnats ipras
ben frsi ibrs Ssrabtun9 ibsr Mormpnismus
aus, uno nab ben lmitdnSsn tu urtbeilen, 1T
nibt Su srpartsn, bas Smtb unb feline Nns
bdnssr finftis msbr burb beionbsrs 9anifi9e
@sfsse unterif,iBt msroen. Sas mirc lidsr
ben Yrcpbstsn nibt 9sfalsm wsnn Die scttlcs
fen SenatOrsn Jpn uno feline Sosil9en nidbt
msbr in gbus nebmsn npuen.
1ibt ubel.-Gia DrMfsr in Qomsa Mafs
fabuietts, srfudN sinsn BON WasrS 2(pplfsln
bsi ibm sor5ufcmmsn uno fir cas 9ruden sis
niger Ofillsrltsn Qisbcr iu bssablsn, sbe CT nat
Dem loimmel fdbrt. @r ia9t "9Sir fSnnsn
Dor sinsn Wfa9lifrat 9ebsn uno fbm6rsn oas
ct 9efpnnsn 1T ben Staat iu psrlaien"
6citfeeabtpefenbeit. - 9s Srau snes
beribti9tsn Sranntwsintrinfsrs mpQte nit ez
nsr 9lubsnben Sobls bas Qiebt anblaisn une
9rff, aus 8erieben, Die Hais ibreS Mannss
far cine folbs nit Der SsusGanse an unb srs
fannie ibrsn Srrtbum nitbt sbsr Bis iis NIT Der
mutbn,aslibsn &obls an bos qibt fam une
onfn9 ;u bIafsn. CT ia9ts ibr, ct f5nnte fsi.
10 ,Es fe1kff fd>,euts,
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11maliid burcb cine OreIcbmaicbi:

,re.-etm pcrssn 9isnifass bate Sr. peter
qsininser bon 5eeieslbsr9 Saunibip, biefer
Gauntp,bas lln9Iid burb cine 9rsfbmafbins
Elm Ssin 81 perlisrsn. Ct war an osr Maibins
bss Srn. benjamin Saln bsfbdft9t ais Der
3sms n, pslbsr bisfslbs treb, in :lnorbnuns
ssrietb, poburb bic @alSs ausfeets unb ibm
bas Sein abfblu9. 6r. 9. 1T Elm junssrDlann
unb srff felt eini9sn g8oben psrbsirahbst.
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Ste1 @anpi bire.-9is nsuIib in biss
fem Staate 9ebaltsne BabI refultirts, tpie sss
p6bnIid ju @unifen Der qofofofos, jspob NIT
usrminoertsr Msbrbeit. gle erwabltsn ibrsu
@Oupsrn6r ibre &on9resmdnnsr unb sbsnic
cine Msbrbsit in bsibsn Joaufsrn Der @sfsssss
bung.
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Gin MSanu erfrpren.-ein Manl

Sbtp.-9is @sfs9sbuns bisfsS Staats
psrtaSte iib am l3. 9ieies. s8dbrsnb ibrsr
9iRuns paflirts iis 315 qceals@eisgs 55 Sc
fsss fir cas &assmsins unb 6S ssrsnts Ses
fblll[s. 9as marsn flsiilias @slssssbsr.
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Sbnse unb SdIte ssbtren bs unS ncb ims
msr sue SaSssorbnuns, cbWcbI sS SrabIin9 iff.
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3we weitspsrfcnsn, ipopon cine cine
OsutCebs, ,pelebe ale ibrsn Stamen ebriitina
3nisbt ansab, aber ,pabrittelnlteb anoers
bei6t, pnrpen 3u Cube oct lseteu Dobe bisr'
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-30
SINGULAR WILL.

An English miser { I'm Plcecb) lately
died in l. ,ndon, leaving the following
will:
81 give and bequcath t. my nephew my
black coat; gr.e and. b q ,eurn to my
ne ce III fl ,nne wal tcuat | now wear;
| ei aud n'q 'errh t" each o my SIS err
grand chI dren one oi the earIhcn ST. on
the to? Of my Wardrobe; final | 81 {
and beqseath t" my sister, as d last t,ker.
of the afftc i'm | have ALWAYS ielt .ui
her, the crown st,ue jig 1T The head o
my bed"
The disappointment of the !egl'e S,
when thi strange will WIS read, may be
easily magiaod. The deceased wa
spoken OF Ivy all in manner 10 ways
fl lttetlng t. him; and his list r, in tit OF
anger, gl'e the brown tone g (Ger leg
acy) kick, winch br ke It in pieces. when
a cnmPl tie stream "t gnineas poured OF
of ii, am tn: general disappointment gave
way to Joy. E'ch hu ried to e >amine hi,
or her le4 a VI; and the .li bl.ck C ,ai, ana
the lIttIc e'rthen pots, were equal. till
ed-the Iestator having nnly wished t.
cause hem all agreeabIe su prise
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but, as a means of electioneering, ihis mo
dus oDerandi is sufficiently lnughable.-
Tho authority generally cited 10 It's sap
mott isa reference TO the hickory poles Of
The Jackson campaigns, aud truly, if tn
adoption OF that emblem were fault. We
are sufficiently punished for our sins b.
the broad and ri liculous caricatare and
the Ii nping in'imation, which coonism has
ever since TEEN presenting to our eyes.
It is complimentary. to be sure, to 10 It'd
That Whatever we do, forms pattern FOR
our opp ,nents; but still il is rather wer-
some to find So geat lack Of originality
and to see tolerable good idea in lis out
set, thus parodied to tatters, to very rags.
PennSylrdaian.
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Executors Notice.

ETTERS testamentary having toen
- granted The undersigned, executors
Of The last will and testament Of H. Fl.
Ofut, deceased, at the November Term
1918, Of the Probate court Of Madison
county: Notice is hereby given to all
hose indebted to said estate, to come for.
ward and make immediate settlement; and
all those having claims against said es-
tate, viii present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law or they
will be forever barred.
BAIL z. OFFUTT.
JOHN COOPER,
Executors &c.
Canton. Nov 17fh l8i3.-lO-6
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RANGERS SALE.

A ) Ranger Of Madison county, viii
IA offer Tor sale, for cash, before the
court house door IN the town of Canton. on
Monday, the lst dag of January, 1914
The following described property taken up
as cstray, VIZ:
One Lay mare, about 10 years old, 10
hands high, The right eye Llind, black Iegs,
no other marks. Taken up b. J. N. Pos.
ter and appraised 10 $22 50.-Printer's
Zee 2 dollars.
One mouse colored mare mule, black
streak on It's hack, some white marks on
us shoulders, 5 yeas old. Taken up by
NImrod Mcclure and appraised to $25--
Printers lee 2 dollars.
One br.wn mare mule ID hands high, 6
years oI no marks or brands. Taken W
ny Harrison Jordan and Appraisal to $40
Printers 2 drlIars.
One light bay mare mule, 5 years old,
10 hands high, no marks or brands. Ia.
ken up by Jesse Meek and appraised to
$40. Printers ee , liars.
One ia k hay mare, small star and snip,
some whIte N the wlh,rs, 10 years oil
IA hands high. Taken up by Richard 5.
Hodge and appraised to $50. Printers
fee collars.
One white and dun pieded steer, years
I'D, nuke swa W fork and under blt in
The night ear aud swallow fork in The lett,
branded thus 6. Taken up by jesse B.
Ward aud appraised to So. Printers fee
, dollars
One brown cow with a calf, marked
with crop, sit and underhit IN each 9 r,
D years cd. Also one led COW and calf, i
years old marked as the ab,ve, both bran
dei w. aad appraised 10 Sj each. One
brown and white piehei heller, 3 years
DID, and one red heifer 8 years ol 5oih
unmarked and appraised to So each. Oae
orinde bull with white back and belly,
$ years Old, unmarked. Taken up hy Jno.
>Pergen anG appraised 10 81. Primers
lee DO hrs each.
One red sided steer years oh, marked
swallow 10 k in each ear. no brands, and
appraised 10 Sl2 One white row with a
brown head and neck, crop, slit and I'm
ler'blt IN the rgiI ear, AMI unler slope
and nper,blt in the left, Yeas old, with
White and black cali, and appraised TO
W. One dark red COW, crop and sIitIn the
Ighl ear and half crop in the lett, bob
alIei, branded 5 red and white calf and
appraised to $40. Taken up, each, by
Archibald Clark. Printers lee 2 dollars
One black OK, smon,h crop off the right
'ar, smooth crop and h lie in the left, no
brand, 10 years old. Taken up by Dun
an York, and appra sed to sc Printers
e 2 dollars.
One red col'red cow, smooth crop of
'ch ear, one horn of, short TIL, ~ yetr
Ii, calf unmarked. Taken up BY VIM,
u ker and appraised 10 81. Printers fee
del ars.
One bull, head, neck and legs black, no
rands Taken u, by VIM P. H Irt, an
rprased t, 81 So. Printers fee dol.
tlS.
Persons having any of The above strays
/ their possession, are notiied to bring
ZEN Onward on tne day Of sale, under the
cnalty IF the law, in such case male and
rovided.
J. A. TALBOT,
Rangerof Madison county.
Dec. 18th, lS43-14-3
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Watches and clocks
Teacher Wanted.

A Young man, capable OF teaching ali
the Eng lsn br,nches usually taught in
common 81 b wls, we recommended, ma
find emp'os ment at Ofahom,, in the north
east part OF M 'disln county. The neign-
horhood is one of the most healthy in the
State. None need apply unless well rec
CONNIE deI.
Nov. 81, Is43,-ll-f