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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-05-14

AT the election in Newark, N. Jersey
the Native American party aided bv The
wings, succeeded 10 electing major ity
OF Councilmen--the Democrats havi ng
been beaten in three oflhe four wards 10
The city. This is more pTOof, on 10
back Of the New Y Ork City election, on
show the designs Of theFedeTal party with
our adopted citizens.
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Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance of an order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio, made
at their April term 1874, will offer for sale
Of the late residence Of John Purdum deceased,
in Washington township, deceased, on Satur-
esy the Ilth day of May 1874, between 10 and
4 O'CLOCK on said day, the following property of
which the said John Purdum died posse ssed,
to wit: Horses, Cattle, HOgs, Sheep, Corn, Oats,
Hay, Wheaton the ground, farming utensils,
Household Furniture, and other articles too nu-
merous to n4ention. Terms made known ON
the day of sale: HUSTON BARE,
9Administrator of John Purdum decd,
April l6, 1874.
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Administrators Notice.

A IL persons concerned are hereby notified,
"A. that letters'Of Administration on the es.
tate of John Kendall, late Of Lewis township
Brown comfy deceased, have been granted to
undersigned by the Court ofof Common Pleas
of Brown county. OhiO. All persons having
claims against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them according TO law, and those indebt-
cd 10 said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment. JOS EPH R. KENDALL.
administrators.
April l6, 1874,
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Notice is hereby given,

-. - .
THAT on The first MOdsy Of June next
= petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of Brown county Ohio for
a road running through Clark Township
said county, commencing in the Newhope
a. Bethel road where the line Of Lewis
Penny crosses said road; thence South
with the line ofLewisPe Penny and the heirs
ofPeter Penny 10 The Southwest corner
Of said heirs land, thence East with the
South line Of said heirs land about twelve
or fifteen poles, ,theh hceSOuth through the
land Of James D. Lemon to wher she
line betweenJO JOseph Curles & Moses LeOn'
ard strikes the land Of said Lemon thence
South upon the line between said Cures
u Leonard 10 the WilIiamsburgh road,
thence in straight direction TO the road
at James Ross's-bares near where said
Ross lane makes crook from aNoEther
ly TO an eastely direciiOn-and that april.
cation will then + there be made that
said Commissioners make an order for
the appointment of viewers upon said
route.
April 9Th 1874. =
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SINGULAR Co1NcrDENcE The Her Hi
mer Journal (Wbig) says the "Native
Americans are narrOw.minded," and the
Fulton County Republican Of the same
date (also whig) says the "NativeAmeri-
cans are principally whigs." They both
tell the truth in this case and shal !
have credit for it.-Fonda Her.
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THE TExTAN CoNGREss.

The members Of both Houses Of the
Congress Of Texas, addressed letter 10
Mr.. BeRton, in favor Of annexation, a
copy OF which was published in the Globe
The able letter Of Mr. Benton is in reply
70 that letter.
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May 7.h, 1874.
Perpetuating TestimonY.

Michael Downey's heirs, Thomas lCTons,
Joshua Adams, George Girtoa, Jobn Adams,
Hugh Alexander. Richard Boiee, John Porter
Samuel Edair, John GarrOuts, Abraham Co
Walt, VIM. Ulrey, ThOrtOn TieOn, 4 all Others
that may consider themselves interested,
WILL take no ice, that shall attend AT
w my residence in Perry township county oi
Brown and State Ofohio, on the lOIh day OF
june next, at 10 O'Clock A. N. on said day,W ith
A. Sallee, the Surveyor Of said county, and
shall proceed to suIVeY the land on which / now
reside, ,and which also adjoins your lands, for
;he purpose Of perpatuating testimony relative
10 the corners thereof, that the same NAV be
perpetuated by setting stone, or posts where said
corners are d9cayed or deeaying. Dispositions.
If Unnecessary, viii be taken 10 prove any or all Of
said corners; said land being part of a survey Of
1888 l'3 acres made in the name of Edward
Lewis BY No. 294l, and part oftwo SURVEYS Of
I6662'3 acres each, made in the namsof Samuel
Hawes by Nos. 1890 & 279I, aid surveys Iv.
in Perry township, county and State aforesaid.
q on the waters Of the East fork of the LittIe
Miami river. We shall adjourn from tims to
time, an circumstances may require, until the
same is completed. You can attend If von
think dt.
March 30th, 1s44.-6w.
EDWARD BoYLE, san.
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A schOOlboy al recent examination
at All English Academy, was asked by
his instructor who discovered America I?
81 wish | may die, !" says correspondent,
Of the Banner Of Truth, ''if he dden,t an.
swer Yankee Doodle! !!''
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Attention'CaYalrK.

HNHE members Of the 2d Troop, sf Cavalry,
lara 2B. 6D.0. NJ. are hereby notified
20 moet In The Town Of Fessbugh L It. o. on
Saturday the 25th inst. for the Pufp0ss Of 9 lee
sing one Cd Lieutenant to 6ll the Vacancy o..
easiOn ed BY the removal Of Emanuel Heddrich
and to elect other ofleGn Unnecessary.
A. SALLEE, Capt.
MAY 7th, 1874.
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Executors Notice.

A LLpersons concerned are hsreby notified
~ that letters of administration on the estate
of the late Adam Erwin of Eagle townshipBrown
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned .All persons having claims a
gainst said estate are requested to present thsm
according to law. and all persons indebted to
sa id estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the uD Iersigned,
WILLIAM IRWIN,
: JOHN IRWIN, Executors.
April II, l944.-S
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Perpetuating Testimony

NSItLuOuy y
Jacob Fox, John A. Miller, Richard Holden
Ann BamDer, Patrick Fitzpatrick, james Mi.
lard, 0bed Bunham, Alpheus Whites heirs
.uartln Miller, Lewis Miller, Charles Spider'
John Miller, WIN. Walker, John Purcell, and
all Others that may consider themselves inter.
ested, -
"lLL take notice, that shall at,sud .,
w my residence in Perry township countv q,
Brown & State of Ohio, on the 4th dav ~
June next At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on said dav win
A. Sallee, the surveyor of said county. and
shall proceed't' survey the tact Of land on
which now reside. and which also adioins Won,
lands, for the purpose of perpetuafing testimo.
ny relative to the corners thereof: that the sans
may be perpetuated by setting stones whore
said corners are decayed or deeaying. Deno.
sitions, ifnecessdry, will bs taken to prove spv
or all Of sal corners. Said land being part n
survey of $500 acres made in the name NJ
VIM. Payne BY No. 2Ol7, and part of a survsv
OF iii acres made in the name OF John LvtIe
by No. 4696, said surveys being in the county
and State aforesaid & on the waters of the East
Fork the Little Miami river. We shall al I.
Journ from time to time, as circumstances NAV
require, until the same is completed, YOU can
attend, ifyou think .p'oper.
March Both, ls44.-6w.
THOMAS C, BAMRER
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Death Of dmO her member of Con
gress--Hon. Mr.. Bossler, Of LOUISIANA, "a
member Of the present Congress, died at
Washington city, on Wednesday last
He bad been i'll for many weeks. He
was Democrat in poll tics.
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'OMINOTIS

HARRIseN coun,y, in Virginia, has
thrown of i's cooDery, and turned up
democratic! This We take - i,do.
msnt on Clay for his ill.treatment Of that
old msn before bic dssih -stslennss
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Brown County, CoURr OF Cox. PLEAS,
AbrahamC Covalt g. "A. A.Halstead Petition
Adm'rs of James Chalmer, decd. to sell
vs.. realestate
James Chalmers WidowEHeirs. to pay,
debts.
IN pursuance of an order of the court otCon.
mon Pleas, within and for Brown county Ohio,
made at their Aprir tenn 1874. we will pro-
ceed upon the premises to offer for sale ON the
4th day of June 1874, the following described
real estate to wit: Beginning at a honey To-
Gust, running south "a degrees, west IL poles
to two buckeyes and Hackbertyi thence north
81 degrees west 90 poles to a sugartree in the
line dividing Gibbons and Roberts surveys;
thence esouth---poles to the blue-ash corner;
thence west 10 poles 10 stake; thence south
80 poles, to the eest forki theme down the
creek to the line dividing Perkins and Hall's
survey; thence with the line north to the blue
ash corner; thence east pole to stake, north
As degrees east Is poles TO a bur oak; thence
north III degrees east 80 poles to a stake ;thencs
north % degrees east II poles to a stake;
thence north go degrees west crossing this
creek II poles, the same being part Of two sur.
vsys; from the blue ash corner, south, part of A.
Perkins, apd from the blue ash corner north,
partOfR. Gibbons survey no. 6l2, containing
II acres. The said real estate to be sod by
the undersigned, to pay the debts due and ow-
ing by tbs estate Of the said James Chalmers,
decd. The said property is appraised at
$685., ,33 eeHts, and to be sold free from the
dover estate ofthe said Rebecca Chalmers -
Terms ofsaIe:-one third cash in hand; one
third in six months, and the residue in one
year, with interest from the day of sale. and
the purchase money to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. ABRAHAM CovALr,
A. "A. HoLsrEAp,
Admits If James Chalmers decd.
April 2S, 1874.
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MARRIED.

Near Washington in Kentucky on
Thursd ay last, Mr.. JOHN PURDUM of this
tow nship to Miss MEFFoRD of Ky.
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DIED

In Lewis township on Friday last, Mrs.
SARAH A WHITE, wife Of Mr.. Joseph
N. White Of this town.
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Money Found.

RY my children on last week, seventy
1fVe dollars in paper. The owner is
requested TO call, and prove the same
III en- receive. his money.
Georgetown, May 18th, A. D. 1874.
DAVID CRAWFORD.
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Blank Deeds

For sale at the Office oFthe Democratic
Standard
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LIST OFLETTERs

R EMAINING in the Post Office Al
- Georgetown Ohio, on the lst da,
of April 1914, which, # not taken uy
in three mOnths,wiIl be sent to the Gen,
eral Post Office as dead letters;
A X
Ayers William or Isaac kls;D w.nd,.
Armstrong JS JRS5oaOy l.
Lott Henery
Pauss P"sermsh Te0fs' Little Georgel
Roe. n"u'na LaycOck LEWIS
Ro,'IS', I us" -. NJ :"
A. her Marshall LucyAnn
Brown Lettics NarshaI Wm.'
Bole WIN. jr. MsHost1
A. =, McF4 dden Rebecca
common Pleas :
n Parker Dan lie.
Dosten Joshua
r Ross Samuel 2
Evans Ellis Rock Gedien
g 3
Gooden James Sutton MilliaP.
Graham Joseph I
Grimes Joseph Tate Edward
Ii Tate Jemima
Iita Noah Thomas Susan
Hill lanes IT. Toy Ann Maria
Hays Robert w
Hicks Wright WOmack Te'y
J
srman Johnathon JAS. ALLEN. Pm
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Justices Blanks
5Ycf .'Glsst tKse5es cftEe etSRdsrd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-02-28
For kc ddrcrtiser.

Mr.. EDIroR.-There seems to be some inter-
est'manifested in several sections of the State,
upon the next Governors election; and the
present occasion furnishes suitable opportuni-
ty TO offer some remarks upon the proper mode
of elecling Governor. Several gentlemen Of
high and deserving character have been pre-
sented to the consideration of the public, each
one having attainments that would eminently
qualify them for the high office Of a Governor
Amidst the conflicting claims which have been
set forth in favor of each ofthe gentlemen, the
enquiry is awakened, how shall we Justly de-
termine the relative merits Of each competitor? !?
Il will be conceded that the Governor. elect
should be the choice of the majority of the vo-
tcrs in the State, that lie should go into the
Gubernatorial Chair with the undoubted tesli.
mony Of the strong sanction of popular desire.
The present mode ofe!cctiag our Governor by
the Legislature, has not in all instances fulfilled
this jus. expectation of the people. 1t may be
said, however, with deserved justice, that South
Carolina has been truly fortunate in securing
TO her service many of the noblest and mos.
talented Of her sons, who would have been sus
tnined by the unquestioned sanction ofa popu'
lar vote, provided that right had been extended
10 the people. Pe give Alright determination
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Gue a0nerttSer.
EDGEFIELD C.. IL.
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY %. 1914

p The Ministerial Conference Of the Edge.
field Baptist Association, is requested ,oassem-
BILE al Edgeield c. H., en- the Saturday before
Fifth Lords Day in March, the next month,
at eleven o'clock.
The subjects proposed for discussion, are:
J. In what way does the Spirit of God wit
ness with the Believers Spirit, tina, he is the
child of God7
9. Does Christ intercede for all men, or be-
levers onlyl
8. What are the best means to be used by
Ministers, to induce Members ofthe Church TO
make, the Scriptures the rule Of their lives
WILLIAM B. JOHNSON, Ch'mn.
The Members of the Board of Domestic
Missions, are requested to assemble at the time
and place appointed for the Conference.
WILLIAM B. JOHNSON, Ch'mn.
Edgefed C. H., 18th Feb'y. 1874.
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AUGUSTA. Feb. o.

! =. ,--.-.. q AUGUSTA, Fed. 70.
Cotton: The receipts for the week have been
unusually light. The last European intelli-
gcnce had the effect of enliyening our market,
and much business would probably have been
done, but for the .unfavorable accounts from
New York which soon followed and almost en-.
tirely suspended operations. Holders, how
ever, have lost but little Of their irmness. pre-
ierring, generally, TO wait further advices.
rather than submit to reduction of present
rates. Sales for the week have been very limi-
ted, and effected at last weeks quotations, with
the exception ofpoor cottons which have some
what declined, we quote the extremes al from
9to 81 cents per pound.
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From the Macon Demoerat.

Ordination in Christ Church.-This
solemn and impressive ceremony took
place last Sunday in the Episcopal Church
in this place. The person admitted to
priests orders was the Rev. Mr.. Scott OF
Marietta.
The sermon aud address Of Bishop FL
lott were characterised by the we'll known
ability and eloquence Of this eminent di.
vine, and the occasion by cffeclins solem-
nifty of the Episcopal ritual.-The Rev.
Mr.. Neufville Of Savannah, and the Rev.
Mr.. Bragg of this place united with the
Bishop 10 the imposition Of hands.
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Notice.

sVOg1Ce.
FENHE Estate of lsam Carpenter; deceased,
VI icing left derelict, shall proceed to sell
on Saturday the 23d of March next, on credi,
until the 25th day ofDecember next, at the late
residence Of said deceased. all the personal
property, consisting of one likely Negro Girl,
lS or l9 years ofage; one Mare and Colt; ele'
ven head of Cattle, seven head of stock Hogs
some Pork and Bacon; Plantation Tools, TWEEN
ty stands of Bees; Household. and Kitchen
Furniture; other articles not mentioned. Pur-
chasers will be required to give note with two
JOHN HILL, q. E. D.
Feb. % at
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Teras.-The N. o. Republican contains the
following paragraph, in confirmation Of the ru-
mors aud assertions respecting the annexation
ofTexas to the United States. We are little
iubious Of the truth Of the statement, but are
not able, from any information in our posses.
sion 10 contradictit.
"Since the above was written, we have re-
ceived the following particulars in relation to
the ues citation OF the treaty for the annexation
Of Texas to the United States. The source
from which we have derived them, is entitled
TO the utmost confidence. Early in January, a
resolution was offered simultaneously in both
Houses of Congress of Texas, favorable to its
annexation to the United States. In the Senate
it passed unanimously; and in the lower House,
out Of 40 members So voled in It's favor; vot-
ing against the resolution and declining 10
vote at all. The result was, Immediately trans.
mtted to the Executive Of the United States.
Upon its being laid before the United States
Senate in secret session, the action OF that body
was iu favor uf annexation by a vote Of 40 to 9.
A treaty was thereupon drawn up and imne-
dlately forwarded to the Collector of this port,
with instructions, should there be no immediate
conveyance, to forward the despatch by ex-
press with the least possible delay. The docu'
ments reached here one day previous 10 tho
last sailing the Neptune, and by that vessel
was forwarded 10 the care Of our charge d'al-
fares, Gen. Murphy. then at Galveston, who,
upon receiving ii, immediately sent il by ex-
press TO the Texan seat of government. in the
hope that it would reach there before the ad-
ournment of Congress. In this, however, he
was disappointed. However previously TO adj
iournment, they passed joint resolution ali-
thorisins President Houston to confirm The trea-
ty. Therefore the next news we may expect
TO hear from that quarter that President Hous-
ton has issued his proclamation calling Con-
gress together to ra,ify the treaty. in case the
Constitution does not give him the necessary
power"
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Ann s: Bates and Thos.
S. Bates, Ds. }BM for Partition.
Geo. NJ. Bates, ct nl.
1T appearing ito the satisfaction of the
u Commissioners. that George NJ. Bates,
Joel Hameter and Elizabeth bis wife, Wilson
NJ, Bates and Nancy Ann his wife, Andrew ].
Wilson ard Hepsabah his wife, and David An
drew Bates, defendants in this suit, reside with.
ont the limits ofthis State: On motion, by. MIR.
Wardlaw, Compliments Solicitor, ordered,
that the ABOVE named defendants do plead, an
swef, or demur, to the e6htblalnan,s bill, with
in three months from the publication hefeof:or
the said bill will be taken. pro conlesso against
them. 49, 8
S. S. TOMPKINS, .E.E.p.
Commissioners Office, Feb. %, 1874.
Feb. % i3m s
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commercial.
HAaBURe. February

Co.ton.-On the reception Of the Liverpool
accounts to the 10th January, our market ad.
vanced full 4c on our highest quotations Of
Thursday last. Since then, however, the mar.
ket has become very dull. and but little doing
by buyers or sellers. The receipts in the mean
time have been large by wagons and boats.
Our dealers seem disposed 10 await the 4th
February accounts, which. are looked to with
much interest. and expected by oil 10 be bet.
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ter from ille general Tenor d the last adyices.
sVe hope toreceiye tine acconnts ina day f.r OF
two. impossible giaec aotatlons
to day, astIie marketsis.very unsettled Ihe
lew sales that have been made this week,.are
from to 81 cts. according TO quality offered
principal sales 81 to, 9a;cts: o. .s:a4i
Baeon.-Ths article is coming in pretty free,
and sells The. hog round al about Z cents.
Corn.-Market prices from CONS so cts.
per bushet, aud scarce ut this price. Retails at
62I cents.
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Head Quarters,
SEVENTH REGihEsT. s.

SEVENTH RLoInEsT. s. C.M.il
February 49, 1874.
A COURT MARTLAEis hereby ordered
IA to convene ut the Old Wells. ON Eiiday
the 9Th day Of March next, TO try all Deiaulters
in Patrol and Militia duty, and such other De.
faults as muy be reported to the said Court
The Court shall consist of =.
Maj. George Mills, President. 4
Lieut. Ben C. Yancy, Judge Advocate.
Capt. Meigs,
Capt. Holsonback, Membere
Capt. Coleman, ''
Capt. Hightower,
Lieut. Covar,
Lieut. Salei
BY order Of Col. L. T. Wigfall,
G. d. MINIS, Adjutaat.
Feb. 81 81 4
o. The Hamburg Journal is requested to-
copy.
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P The following mode oftreatment for the
Bite Of Mad Dog, was handed in for publ.
cation, by gentleman, who assured rs tia,
it was an cfectunl cure:
First give light emetlc, tlren bind to the
wound suit and red onions, and keep the wound
scari6ed, so as to keep it;in mattered state;
then take II grains ofsublima,e and put it in
one quart Of ofwhiskey, and take wine glass
full three times day. Bleed every second day.
Give table spoonful Of the juice of green plan
ting every other day, and tea spoonful of salt
petre every succeeding day. Continue the
above for ten OF twelve days, then give salts
forthree or fourdays."
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY. IS;
John A. Houston, Trustee
Daniel McKie, g. al.
RM tor, Ate0,unus

SVIII "a. 11ouStoII, fuokcCf -
Daniel McKie, g. al. S.i.t
us. RM for dftouns
George A. McKie, q :. - 8. :.
Thomas McKie, ct al. - 81 't:ss;ss .:;;:s. ~ : s
WT dppearinglto. the satisfaction Of the Com.
IL missioner, that William Durham,f and a
supposed son of Michael M cKie, dec'd whose
name is unknown, defendants in this suit, re.
side without The limits ofthis State On motion,
by Mr.. Wardaw, Complainants. Solicitor. or
d9rsd that the above named defendants do plead,
answer, or demur, to the complainants said bill,
within three months from the publication hereof,
or the said bill will be taken pro confesso ssuinst
them.
S. s. TOMPKINs, c.E.E ED.
Commissioners Office. Feb. 20, 1874.
Feb. % 3m S
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CoIJyMR1A. Feb.

COLUMBIA, Feb. ~. :.
Cottoa.-Therc is considerable doing sili the
article, ,thoughour MARKETS less briskithan 1t
has been, and a decline has occurred of about
! cent since our last report, in. consequence of
the decline in the New York and other markets
We now qnote prices al ga 81 cents, extremes
most sales at 81 81 ccnts.-CaroliniaH.
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Notice..

NN7E E hereby forwarn all persons not to
wv trade for nole Of hand given by
the subscribers for two hundred aud fifty
dollars, payable to James Rushron or
bearer, on or near the first day ofsJ anuary
ls45, and dated The 22d of Nov. 1912. The
consideration Of the above note having to.
tally failed, we are determined not 10 pay
the same unless compelled by law.
Signed, THOMAS SMITH,
.a,,3 ASA HOLSTEIN.
Feb. 90 - na 6 If
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Tie Wcathcr.-We have been favored with
remarkable mild weather for the last two or
three weeks, which has tre1gbt forth blooms
upon fruit trees that are warm situations.
Our planters are busiIy engaged in breaking
up their grounds, with, at present. the pros
pect of an early spring.
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Notice.

A LII those Indebted to the Estate Of
"A Isham Carpenter, deceased, are re-
Quilted to make Immediate payment, and
those having demands against the Estates
10 present them duly aitested.
JOHN HILL, o. Ed.
Feb. .2S S tfS