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THE LAST OF THE srUARTs.

This most wonderful character still lives at
Tweedmouth. A Scotch paper says: he will COM
pleto his 115th year on Christmas, 1s43. His
father, Gen. John Stewart, was cousin of Prince
Charles the Pretender His grandmother was the
Airlie, well known in old Scotch song. James
Stuart saw those memorable battles during the re-
bellion of 1745, Preston-pans and Culloden, and
has spoken, and has drank wine with the Preten-
der.
He served on the side of the royalists in the A
merican war, and was at the battle of Quebec,
where General Wolfe lost his life at the moment of
victory. He served on board man-of-war for
many years under those naval heroes, Admiral
Rodney, and Rear Admiral Hood. He has been S
times married, and now lives with his fifth wife,
IS years younger than himself. He has had by his
several wives 81 children, ten Of them have been
killed in battle-fve Of them in India-two at Ira
falgar under Nelson, one at Waterloo, and two at
Algiers.
For nearly 60 years he has travelled in the Bor-
der districts a. wandering minstrel, playing on
fiddle, but he never asked aims of any one Hun
dreds can bear testimony to his amazing strength,
from which he got the by-name of Jenny
Strength" Among other feats he could carry a
81 FOUNDER cannon, and has been known to lift a
cart load Of hay, weighing ton ard half, upon
his back. Many time has he taken up jackass,
and walked through the toll-bar, carrying it upon
his shoulders 1t will be long before we can look
upon his like again, hear his stories of 1745 and
his glowing descriptions of the young Chevalier.
Ioasts at a .fo,vh Of July Celebration, IN 1929.
From the Columbian Register.
By CHARLES A. INGERsoLL, "HENRY CLAY
the Manufacturers and Mechanics steadfast
friend-a fearless advocate Of his Countrys best in
terest." ..
BY S1LAs MIX, EsQ., "DANIEL WEBSTER
the nervous orator. the comprehensive Statesman
his fame is =" fast bound up" with the rcnown of
New England"
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u I f. ID

In this town, on the 22d of January, Mrs Betsey
Day, wife of John Day, aged 40.
In Sharon, Ellsworth Society," Mr. Joel Chat
fee, a Revolutionary pensioner, aged s4
In New-York, January 26th, Abby Rowland, Sc
cond daughter Of Mr.. Frederick H. Wolcott, in the
third year of her age. sas,.s.
In Wolcottviile, on SATURDAY tie 9th inst, of
scarlet fever, Charlotte Abernsihy, daughter of Mr.
Geo. d. Wadhams, aged years. 3D..
In Danbury, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Jane B. wife
Of the Hon. Reuben Booth, aged As.
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TO .TONERN.

THE Building Committee of the Congre.
Il gational Society in South Farms invite
any joiners who may wish TO contract for the
erection of a Meeting House to meet them at
the Meeting House Of said Society on Satur-
day the 24lh inst, at 10 A. M. for the pur.
pose Of making proposals for the erection Of
said House. In behalf of said Committee,
y. JOHN A. OVIATT.
South Farms, Feb. 10. 1914
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FOR SALE.

FNHE Subscriber offers for sale his Dwell
L. ing House in the village of South Farms
first house west Of the Meeting House. 1t is
now occupied as Tavern, and is valuable
for private residence. Two acres Of good
land are attached to the house and out build
ings in good repair. He will also, if desired,
sell so acres Immediately adjoining.
ALVAH CLARK. =
South Farms, Feb 81, 1874. 3w39
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FRESH SHAD COMING The Savannah Repub-
can of the 21st inst, says that the schooner Albert
Rogers sailed from that port on the day previous,
for New York, with ten thousand fine fresh shad
on board, nicely sailed doom IN zee. This is a
novel speculation. lt'f
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-02-29
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT

TNHE Wing Senatorial Convention of the 18th
l. district will be held at the hotel of John D.
Howe in Winsted East Village, on Monday the 18th
OF March at ii o'clock A. M. Each town in the
district will send delegates equal to twice the num-
By order of the Committee
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NOTICE

ID URSUANT to an order from the Court
Il OF Probate for Litchfeld District. the
subscribers, Administrators on the Estate Of
James Baldwin, late OF Liichfield in said dis
trict deceased. will sell at private sale so
much If the Real Estate Of said deceased as
will raise the sum of $26S IS and incident
charges of sa!e,-Feb. IL. 1874.
ALFRED PEcK. Adm;o,ru }
80 Ira THOMPSON, Ao"'"s'
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Correspondence Of the ~: Y Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. 81.
In Senate, after the presentation of petitions, in
favor Of the reduction Of postage, &c.
Mr.. Evans, from the Committee on Finance, re-
ported bill to provide for the remission Of duties
on railroad iron in certain cases.
Mr.. Bates addressed the Senate at length upon
the Tariff This whole discussion is ofquite now
ell character. Acknowledged by nearly all the
Senators not regularly in order and conducted with
expectation Of resulting in action upon the SUBJ
ject Of the Tariff. it partakes Of but little interest
The vacancy in the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs, occasoned by the resignation of Mr.. Gilmer,
is supplied by the appointment Of Mr.. Hammit Of
Mi and that on the Naval Committee by the re-
signation Of Mr.. Wise, by the appointment Of Mr..
Herrick Of Me. Mr.. Parmenter, long member
Of the latter committee, succeeds MIR. Wise as
Chairman.
On Motion Of Mr.. Duncan, with no serious OBJ
lection, the vote was reconsidered by which the
bill to provided for the appointment Of uniform
day of holding Presidential elections throughout the
United States was referred to the Committee Of the
Whole Union and the bill was made the special
order for two weeks from to-day, Wednesday.
The discussion of the 21st rule was continued
during the morning hour by MIR. Burt of S. c.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
The leading event at Washington to day has
been the opening Of the long expected Oregon de-
bate, by Messrs. Atchison on one side, and ChOate
upon the other.
MIR. Choate'S speech was altogether the most 00
eapsGndm speech that has yet been made in Con-
gress Every eye and ear in the Senate was arrest
ed No Senator wrote, read, or nodded every
| chair was turned towards the orator. 1t was a
highly finished. chaste, classical production Of a
well cultivated mind.
Mr.. MeErick, from the committee on the Post
Office and Post Roads, reported his Post Office Bill
with written report, and some amendments. The
amendments dO not alter the rates of postage, ex-
cept 10 to the newspapers for the press, which are
made free, - heretofore. 400 hs.-s ...l.,
| A motion was made in the House to suspend the
| rules to enable Mr.. Henley Of Indiana to offer a
resolution for the termination Of the session in May
The vote was 19e to 81. II the Speaker had not
voted in the negative there would have been the
| requisite two thirds
We learn from the N. Y. Express, that the Am
istead case is about to be revived and that the Span
ish Minister claims forty thousand dollars for
slaves and eargo-$26. 600 Of which Is for the
slaves. The COMMITTEES of Foreign Affairs in the
House Of Representatives at this time have the sub
| ject under consideration. W eae
Suicide Of Governor ReyROIds-Gov. Thomas
Reynolds, Of Missouri, committed suicide at Jefier
son City, on the 9th instant, by shooting himself
through the head with pistol. He fingered sever
81 hours in great agony. The 81 Louis Republican
Ofthe 12th inst says the Governor has been in bad
health fag some time past. .s .nLL~R
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District Of Plymouth, IS. }
Probate Court, FeAraary l6, 1874. {

DfSTtct 81 1,Iyna0AlN. IS.
Probate Court, FeArsary l6, 1874.
ESTATE Of Eli Terry il. late Of Ply.
IA mouth in said District. deceased.
Ordered. that the Administrator exhibit
his Administration account to this court for
adjustment. at the probate Office in said Ply
mouth on the 10Th day Of March 1874. at I
O'clock p. NJ; and that all persons Interest,"
ed in said Estate may be notified thereof the
administrator will cause this order TO be-
published in newspaper printed in Litch-
field and post a copy thereof on the signpost
in said plymouth nearest the last residence
of said deceased. Certified by
80 ELISHA JoHNs0N, Judge.
a FEW second hand elegant Fire Frames
IN for sale from to dollars by
NJ. MORSE.
Litchfield Jan. so 1874. SO
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M A r. RIED

In this town, 2lst inst, by Rev Mr.. Payne, Mr..
George A. Warner Of Plymouth, to Miss Rhoda
Buel of Litchfeld.
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For Sale or to Rent.

For sale or 70 Kent,
"a A FARM containing about %
i'm, n acres of good land all under
s. improvement and well fenced,
dA with good convenient Dwelling
House and Pocket Book Mandatory, Barn
and other out houses, and well watered-
pleasantly situated within half mile of the
Court House in the borough of LitchfieId on
North and Prospect streets. The house was
built and is now occupied by Mr.. Erastus A.
Lord, and is worthy the notice Of any one
wishing desirable situation. Terms easy
to good tenant. pima FOOT,
Norfolk, Feb. %, 1874. 4w4O*
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FOr Sale or do LED.

FOH Sale or TO Let,
"a VFHE property belonging TO
f s.sfl L Mary P. Dewey, situated q.
essR bout a quarter of q mile east of
Aszl2 The Court House in Litchfield,
consisting of a Dwelling House. Barn and a.
stocked with variety of choice fruit trees.
This property is offered for sale at very reu-
sonable price if applied for soon. and If not
sold shortly will be 10 rent. For further in
formation direct if by mail post paid, to
MARY p. DEWEY,
New Haven, Con.
Feb. 10, 1914. 1m39
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SEVENTEENTH DJSTRIf

SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
THE Wing Senatorial Convention Of the 18th
i district will be held at the house of Chalker
Pratt in West Cornwall on Tuesday the 10Th OF
March at 10 o'clock A. M. Each town will send
delegates equal to twice the number of its repre-
sentation in the Legislature.
By order Of the District Committee.
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GROCERIES

as well as all materials and tools wanted by
his brethren Of the craft" whose patronage
with that of the public generally is respect
fully solicited. He will conform to the adj
age-"a ninble ninepence is better than q
slow shilling. L. o. MEAFoY.
Litchfield, Feb. 1914. 36tf
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SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
TNHE Wing Senatorial Convention for the 10th
l. District will be holden at the House of Tru-
man Orion in Woodbury. on the cd Monday in
March at 9 A. M. Each town is entitled to dele
gates equal to twice the number of its representa-
tives in the Legislature.
JOSEPH AMBLER, }comn;..oo
A. C. STRONG. Commlttee.
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FOR SALE.

Ia Tn,HE valuable Farm belonging
fess6R L to the estate of Joseph Farm
sss W am deceased, situated and l-2
$3.50 &Ass8 miles East of the Meeting House
in South Farms, containing about one hun
bred acres, suitably divided into Meadow,
Flowing, Pasture and Woodland is well
watered by springs and a never failing
stream running directly through it. There
is on said farm large two story Dwelling
House, nearly new Woodhouse, Wagon
house, Granary. one large Barn, new,
one small Barn, and three Cow-houses, with
one half of Crate Cider Mill.
There is variety of good fruit trees on
said farm, such as apples. pears, cherries
and grapes. The farm is IN high state of
cultivation; the buildings and fences are in
good repair. For further particulars, en-
quirc of the subscribers, living near the
premises. DANIEL Fl. FARNAM.
3m 81 LEMAN II. FARNAM.
Li,chfield, South Farms. Feb 9Th 1874.
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FOR SALE.

TIME Grist Mil with three runs Of stones.
Il and water privilege, situated about half
a mile east of the village of Litchfield, ON
the turnpike from Litchfield to Hartford
II not sold before the first day of April the
above property will be let for year, or
term of years. For information respecting
the above enquire Of
aA "f ToMLINsON WELLS,
CYRUS CATLIN,
@zuvA Also TO LET. by the subscriber,
fI15AH dwelling house suitable for two
EssS1 families. situated near the Mill
sllAA possession given the first Of April.
ToMLINsoM WRaLs.
February. 1874. SO
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FROM 0Ie,.M o. Bee, of Fe6. u.

FROM Ghe-.N O. Bee, .0f Fed 10.
DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION--GR
L0SS OF COTT0N-ESTIMATED LOSS,
the hands employed in the Orleans Cotton Press,
discovered FIRE in the room in the second story Of
che centre front building used the loose cotton
EOom." One of them attempted to extinguish il BY
threshing it with stick, while the other ran for
bucket Of water, but the fire making such quick pro-
gress, he was compelled to leave the room. The
flames in few minutes ascended to the cupOla and
extended under the roof to the adjoining rooms,
where large number Of bales Of cotton were stow
ed, which were almost instantly ignited. ...
In consequence Of the immense heat Of such a
mass OF eombustible natter and the length Of time
which elapsed before the engines could possibly
reach there, the fire communicated through the wall
to the upper centre wing and extended on the front
as far the wall which divides the front from the
side ofthe building. Through the exertions ofthe
fire department, the fire was confined to these linn
its, although the heat at times was 90 intense as
to almost preclude the using of the pipes within
serviceable distance. The number of bales of cot
ton consumed is estimated at $500. The loss of
which estimated at $40 dollars per bale would be
$34O,OOO. t4
The damage done to the building could probably
be repaired for $s25, 900, and the engine and two
screws for 100000 more, making the total loss, as
far as could be estimated by rough calculation,
$S75,O00, which we understand is fully covered by
assurances the cotton in this city, and the building
in the Offices in this city, in London and Paris
This building was considered the largest in the
world It fronts upon the Mississippi, and on Rof-
front, by 308 in breadth. 1t built by an ncor-
Porate company at cost Of $753 200, and is capa-
BILE Of storing 900 bales Of cotton which amount
we understand, was yesterday morning under its
roof It has been for some years leased to Messrs
Freeiand and Behan, at the rate Of 900 per an
~4-Gk a. 49, ~
uninjured, and can be Immediately put into active
operation. -'s@ -~
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NOTICE.

wv
TINE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the subscribers, ander the firm of
Frederick A. Spencer and Charles Bush is
BY mutual consent this day dissolved.
FREDERICK A. SPENCER,
CHARLES Bush.
The business will be continued at the old
stand in Winchester, Winstcd Society, and
all accounts settled by me. ..- e. s......
.> FREDERICK a. SPENCER.
Winchester, Jan. l6, 1874. 39*
District of Plymouth, SIS.
Probate Conrt February II, lS44.
~ STATE of Howell Cowies, of said Ply
II mouth, in said district, assigned for the
benefit Of all his creditors:
Ordered that the Trustee exhibit his Adj
ministration account to this Court for adjust.
ment, at the Probate Office in said Plymouth
on the 9th day of April 1874, at 2 O'Clock
P. NJ; and, that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof the Trustee
will cause this Order TO be published in a
newspaper printed in Litchfield, and post ii
copy thereof on the sign post in said Ply.
mouth nearest the last residence OF said
Cowles. Certified by 100 ~
80 ," ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
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HEALTH & sTRENGTH.
DR.. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
y ."'..., CONCENTRATED jl
Sherry Wine Bitters.

10 They are the uwiualled and e6icGcious
compound Of regular PhysiciGn and graduate
Of the Nep Hampshire Medical College, sohO
has made the study Of medicine has profession,
and they are highly recommended By many of the
n!ost celebrated Physicians in the country, as de-
cidedly The ,a,,..,'.- - ~"
Best Medicine ever offered to the Public
For Dyspepsia, Joundice, Liver Complaints,
HuHn0rs, de-, and arrangements of
the Stomach and Botoels. a H.;
For sale in Litchfeld by Garritt & Bald
win and by the agents throughout the State.
3m r ~. rer .~g... yIs.,.,..1 a.-..... - 40
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10
EATE FROM MEXICO.

Destruction Of Matamoras.-Advices
from Vera Cruz to the Sh instant haVH
been received at New Orleans. The
town of Matamnras has been destroyed oy
a hurricane. |, occurred "n the night OF
the 4,h of Sept, snd is SAID 10 have been
more diast-ous IN its effects than the hnr
ricanes Of '35 and 81. More than Two
thirds oG the houses Of the CITY we're pros
tra,ed, and the remainder were more OF
less injured. A correspondent OF one oil
the Vera 'Crnz papers es''ma'es TIE
whole lnss at above two hundred SOUS
The dlrest destruction was al The two
mouths of the Rio Graule, some thirty
miles below the city Of Ma'amoras. Here
scsScely any were saved.
rSA mos, active measures were TAKE.
3, once I,,sthe relief of The sufferers ane
a general sSSselipuoa was shout to o'
opened f'r The purpose M i'a%o'as W."
beautiful Guy, aaouf2,ns III t1A"'0U
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hsh r'irhs, sd p-pV - tet sFig Wlft
ne nerfFssriss e 4 lr. 81 SAY I -
a.Qsl = tase iaaaliss. t. 4tHn "a, =
h ~ese. sHasy tlsssg 90 la aasis.
Ihs NfxiesA censul Is kss O.lesns
ki.s appssLd . 10 literal y u - rsif
xsas j bshsH q lie suGsieslst Mhis.
marss.
GoFernar ShaEnon. cur M,Ensrr =
Msxise. sas Ialbsd N his : . lIoa. We
"a t.suz = he csis a. Mexiea.
The iolloai.g Trxss pr.sehrrs. senfn
ID = ne essils 81 Pefuis. hass besh g
Issssd:-csP'. Wp. Ryer. Cal. W. y
WIlson. Nsilass gsmrs Asm.ao' &. ans
Thos. TsLm.
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.s,sp.sl y aFStsd nzipE,ly q - lies
,,.s.Eeas--a consliiaisa - - hbsra
,sgn those q MS u lhs ssaaes of sAis
Uuioa. AMI perhaps mose % a1sa some
rhirh can lhelnstises Democrats. Why
5oss he S.nssr4ahrs ssiemPi % impose
anon his rradcrss Does hs MOI kaowsihai
. esuse sustained 81 falsehood must even
,,.lly RI % Ito gFoundl And f0r him
a. has be no regard fOr his ehArseierl
I, ne wiling . SCI Lis birsh-nghl fur :
Less II PO,isges
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IN Saturday lie 18Th d, Of October,
- 1874. shall offer ior sale before he
count house door in Hillsboro0gh. on
credit Of one and two years. llls lands AZ
the late Anderson Armstrong, 20 viz
The Lapsly Tract.
The frank Nilkerson Tract.
The James Wlkerson Tfarts
The Black Walnut Tract.
Bond and security will he required.
!. WEBB. c. g m.
sepienser ~. az -
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Public Sale.

yUlLL be sold. on Thursday the 24th
W day of October next. at the late re-
sidence of Jacob Jackson, deceased, two
miles east of Hillsborough, all the person.
al property of said deceased. consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Cows, Hogs, and Sheep.
Corn, " heat, Hay, Oats, Fodder, and
Flax,
Farming Tools, and many other artl-
cles.
A credi, Of twelve months will be CIV
en-, the purchaser giving bond with ap'
proved security. -
HENRY WHlrrED, Admir-.
October l. 3s--a
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October /.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

y n L VT Noh Al NFhNOLA-NAt
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-september Term, ls4k
Baker Davis and wife, and s,hers, heirs at law
Of Alexander Strain,
against
William Strain, David Strain, W. P Nelson
James Nelson. Jane Nelson, Catherine Mel
son, Mary Nelson, children Of Mary Strain,
who isrmal ried with Daeia: Nelson, Nan
cy strain, whe inlermarred with george
Tate, Jane strain, married 10 James Free
land >,inerya Crutehfeld, married 10 sa'
muei Kirkland, Nancy, "Giiam and James
Crutchfield, chiidren Of sarah siraan' VINO
married Archibald Crutchhcid.
Petition to sell Real Estate
ut appearins 10 the satisfaction ofthe Court,
4 that William strain, David strain, Nm. r.
Nelson, james Nelson, Jane Nel.On, Catha.
rinee Nelson, Nancy strain, who inter married
with George Tate, Jane strain, who iatermar
ried WITH james Frerl,ad, are not inhablant'
If, is state: Il is ordered by the Court, tina
nub,ication be made in the Hilsoorough Re
corder for six weeks for them 10 appesr at III
| next term oC this court. TO be held al the cou
| house in Aiisborough OH the second Monda
| in March next, and plead, answer, or demu
or The bill will be taken pro coniesso as I
them and Sc, down for hearing ex paFte,
Given und,r my hand, al Office, in HILLSIDE
rough, the second Monday 10 september, Is4
JAMES WEBB, e. s. III
! Price adv. Sc 90. ii .
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ON the 10Th day Of oca"her,, 1874, I
" shall offer for sale before the court
house door in Hillsborough, on a credit
OF twelve months, I6l acres Of Land on
the waters Of Cane Greek, adjoining the
lands Of VIM. Crawford, The late Jesse
0.Daniel, and Others,
Also, one other Tract Of about 96 acres,
"belonging TO John g. William Smith,"
Bond and security required.
j. WEBB, C.S ~.
september IL. 4s~iw
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Equity Sales.

0N Szlar1ay. - . Il Nosrmheg 0sEi.
! will se.l brfsrs lie rnufl hnuse
deer n hillsb.rosgh. en- sereda 4 lwslFf
monahs, about 900 Acres ~ Land % ne
wsien q MoEgan's crrek. sdiaining ne
lands a Dr.. .. 5. SE1ssh and ollkEs. he
property d The laie John Fsnn. Bond
and security required: and lhr lills made
when he money i paid.
JAMES WEBB. C. & ~
Oxi0herI. a.
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obituary.

Disd. in this county. on "Wednesday the
I'd inst, Ms. MAR0aREr ii. ELLIS. wife
Of Mr. George Ellis. and daughter Of Mr..
Charles Cox, aged abOut 30 years. The
deceased vas member Of the Methodist
Episcopal Churrh, and died in the lall
hope u eternal hsppiness.
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Notice.

At August Term. 1914, Of Orange
IN County Court, the subscriber qnalih-
ed as Executriy to the last will and tes-
lament of Joseph w. Allison, deceased
and obtained letters testamentary thereon;
she therefore requests all persons indebt-
ell to said estate to make payment with
gu, delay; and those having claims VIII
present Them, properly authenticate
within the time prescribed by law, or l'''s
notice will be plead in bar of their Tec0-
very. .
| SUSAN ALLISON, Erfr.
| sentember l6.
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GREAT SALE or
Land and Negroes.

RY virtae cfs decd Of lrusl szecu,ed 10 lie
- sDbserihs, ~ Jos'n M,;rhsli, nc siil ods
for sale. fus EAST. Al colbril's S.ore 10 css.e'
sDuaiy, los'iesa miles aorth wcsi Il HILLSIDE.
rough, % Thursdsy the Iaih ~ Nosembe
= II. HIGnTEIN NEGROES. aad lisi yalu'
ell No resides The Lsad is - aslsd on lily
co. 10 Casweil. is vel improved has upoa i
Tcrs vairpbe Ssw aud 9 Isl Mill, aad con
taigs elevsn hnadrrd aces.
]. w. NORWOOD, Trustee.
oriobef 8. 46. :