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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD Dis 2lCT.
tN THE connie PLEAS.


A BRAHAM w. ROACH, who is now in
IA the custody Of the Sheriff Of Edge6 Id
District by virtue Of tne surrender of his bail, at
the suit L. Trapn,an, having filed his. elition
with schedule, on oath, of his whole estute
and effects, with the purpose of obtaining the
benefits of The Acls Of the General Assembly,
commonly called the insoIveut Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given, That the peti-
ton of the said Abraham w. Roach will be
heard and considered in the Court Of Common
Pleas for Ejge6eld District, at Edge6eld Court
House, on the nuth day Of October next or on
such other day as the Cour! may order. during
the term, commencing OH the first Monday in
October next at said place; and all The credi-
tors OF the said Abraham w. Roach, are hereby
summoned personally or by attorney. then and
there, in s,ij Court 10 shew muse, if any they
can, why the benefit of the Acts aforesaid should
not be granted TO the said Abraham w Roach,
upon his executing the assignment required by
the Acts aforesaid.
THDS. G. BACON, c.r. y.
Clerks lficc July 5, 1874. 'm "a
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State of South Carolina:
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT. 3
IN IyHE COMMON PLEAS.

YHyALBERT C CtlEATHAM. who has been
arrested, and Is now confined within the
bounds ofthe Jail Of Edgrfeid Disric byvirtuc
of capias ad salisfnciendum. at the suit of
John B. Holmes and Butler Williams, huving
filed his petition, with a sciedule on oath, OF
his whole estate and effects. ith the purpose
ufobtnining the benefit of The Acts ofthe Cen
eral Assembly, commonly called the lnsolvent
Deblurs Acts.
Public notice is hereby given, that the petit
ton oflhe said Talbert Cheatilum will be heard
and considered in the Court of Common Pleas
for Edgefeld District ,at Edge6rld Conrl House,
on the 9Th day OF October next, or on such other
day as the Court my order, during The term.
commencing on the first Monday in October
next, at said place; aud all the creditors OF said
Tulber Cheatham are hereby summoned per.
snnaIy, or by attorney. thrp and there in said
Cunrl, to show cause. if any they can. why
the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid slouId not be
granted to the said Talbert Cheatham upon
his executing the assignment required by the
Acts aforesaid.
THOS. G. BACON, C. c.p.
Clerks Office, June lS, lo44.
June l9 3m II
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
ED ENJAhIN F. JUNES. who has been
ED arrested, and is now confined within The
bounds of the Jail of Edgeield District. by vir-
Tue of two Writs of Capias ad SatisIaciendum.
at the suits OF Charles J.. Glover, and Mans
field Hollingswurrh, having filed his petition
with schedule, ON oath, of his whole estate
and effects, with the purpose Of obtaining the
benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly,
commonly called the IIaolvent Debtors hcls.
Public notice Is hereby given, Thai the peti.
non of the said Benjamin F. Jones will be heard
aud considered in tire Court of Common Pleas
lor EdgefieId District, at Edgrfield G. House,
Oh the ninth day Of October next. or on such
olher day as the Court may order, during the
,erm, commencing on the first Monday in
October next, at said place; and all the credi-
tors of the said Benjamin F. Jones, are hereby
summoned personally or by attorney then and
there, in said Court, 10 shew cause, if any they
can, why the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid
shonld not be granted to the said Benjamin F.
Jones. upon hrs executing the assignment re-
qIired by the Acts aforesaid.
THOS' G. BACON, C. C. FED.
July /, 1543., : 3m 90
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THE RICH MAN.

wonder why The rich man feels
So little for the poor
And when he sees the tear that steals
i Adown HIS cheek, that he reyeus
No sympathy--but dives him from his door
, i cannot think my Father gave
Wealth TO the rich for nought-
That he should every iarlhing crave.
y Nor help his brother from the grave;
I, was not thus he lowly Saviour taught.
Give to ,I,epoor, you would gain
~ A blessing from the skies
A treasure which We can retain,
When goIdis given TO bless in vain,
And Mammon to tie soul true peace denies.
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brought 10 the Jail

hF this DisIrict. a negro man who calls
W himself SAM, and says he belongs
To MIR. Whitehead, who he says, lives on
Buckhrad Creek, in Burke County. Ga.
Said fellow is aboul FIVE feet six and hall
inches nigh. very dark complexion. and
between forty five aad fifty years Of #se.
He has lost one of his front teeth, and has
a small scar on his nose. When first
brought to Jail. he had Pass to hire him.
self out. signed John Harrison" and then
said his name was Robert He says his
present owner purchased him in Charles.
ton. S. c..
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges and lake him
away, otherwise he will be dealt with as
tie law directs.
e. H. GOODMAN, Jailor.
August ID If 29
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Naturalization "A young tnarrfedlady.
bo.ninLiverpool, Eng land, applied thcins
accompanied by Aid. Woodruff As cou'i-
scllor. aud two female friendsJ 10 have her
papers naturalization perfected. II ap
pears the, she made tour a month nr Two
ago with her husband. and passed over,
duriug the excursion, into Canada. =,
question arose whether or not she could he
considered as having for the lasl fivr years
resided unin'erruplelly in the United Sta
tos The Judge decided shatthe mere visit
to Canada, under he circumstances, could
moi he considered as affecting her residence
and the certificate OF NATURALIZATION was
granted.
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EsTATIONERS' HALL,
: E:35i; 81 tEAST.BAY,
$50, ,CHARI.ESTON g. C.

gOSEPH WALKER, Agent Of John
eetT. Whites TYPE and ,STEREoTYPE Fous-
DRY, has constantly on hand an extensive as
.urtmcnt OF ~. =. ~ -.
T'ype, Flowers, Ornaments,
Bfass Rui., Cases, Chases Composing
Sticks. &c &c. SC.
And every article required in Printing Office.
All of which will be furnished at New York
prices. actual expenses only added.
The reputation of this Foundry is believed TO
be fully established, having been founded up
wards of Thirty Years, and reference is cOIiti;
DENLY made 10 many Leading Journals of the
United States.
Printing Presses,
Newspaper of all sizes, Medium Double
Medium. &c.
PRINTING HNK.
News, Book. and Colored Inks, OF the best
quality and lowest prices.
Blank Book Mandatory,
PAPER and STATIONERY. -...s
Always on hand, large assortment OF BLANK
Books. made of the best paper and bound IN.
the strongest manner. Banks, Public OF
fees Merchants and others, can have their
Account Books ruled and buund to any pat
tern, in the best manner. nj lowest prices.
Also,-A large stuck of WRIT ING PAPERS
of all kinds, for sale low. M
AIsO,--An extensive assortment OF FINE STA
TIONERY. of every kind, including Blank
and Enameled Cards.
Also. o.-BINDERS MATERIALS ofailkinds,
Paste Board, Leather, dc,
May % IT IL
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Alum Spring Pills,

For the Cure of Dyspepsia, Scrofulus and
Liner Diseases. l.i,jsag
fEHESE PILLS are prepared by Dr..
Il S. r. Campbell. from the wafer of
line highly celebrated Mineral Springs in
Rockhridge county Virginia, called the
Alum Springs. S -
These Pills, like the water from which
they are. prepared,.;:.e a diuretic, promor-
iugthe secretion of urine and an Alternative,
increasing the secretious of the gIandular
mgenerally, aud particularly Of the
liver. They aclX gently but efeclually
upon The bow els, after TWO or three days.
use Of them, producing copious:dark, bill
!lious evacuation,
They also effect a determination to ihel
surface, increasing the perspiralion there
fore. they are great purifier of,ihe blood,
aud equaliser of the, circulation.; Each
pills equal TO Q common glass of the wa
Ter. They should be- taken before each
meal and FROM six to ten or twelye,should
be taken in the cnurse of each! day.: a
fortnight, and then omit them forDhe same
period. For the cure of,he above diseas-
es, perseverance in the use elof these Pills,
is all important; aud il they are persever-
ingly used, every alternate fortnight, acuie
may more cettainlyhe expea.ed, ,slhaa an-
der any. other treatment heretofore disco
vered, except from Inc use of5ibe wafer.
from which they are prepared, eitherby an
attendance at the Springs or Otherwise.
They very speedily cure diarrhosas, al,
teuded with acidi,y Of the, stomach, and
are a very usefnl remedy 5or The summer
howell complaint in ehildreR,a as also fon
expelling worms from children. From one
10 four should be given in three equal porr
lions each day. to . child under, six years,
according 10 age, When given ,ochildren;
they should be powdered anu mixed with
syrup, These Pills are easily taken, hax-
ing no nausenus taste. are perfectly safe
III all cases, where active feveridoes; mot
exist, and do no, sicken persons while using
them. S. r. .CAMPBELL,5
For. sale by ]. D. T!RRErTs; Edgefeld
Court House, South Garpliua. ap sSa
April e. GO. .i.i.:5 Is q: &c
- LAMP OHL. ,itsA5'5 :
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Laso Justice.--A man was badly beaten
in Baltimore by iwo rowdies whom ne had
arrested. They gave bail, but the com
pIainant, being unable to give security to
appear against them was marched OH TO
Jail, according TO the humane principles
and forms OF law. The rouges are free =
the sufferer in prison. This IS lat6.
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pounds of oil. The reluse ofthe seedsafter
expression, furnishes au excellent food for
cattle; from the leaves ofthe plant cigars
are manufactured Of singular pectoral
Qualities; the stalk affords superior a!kall,
and The comb ofthe seeds is a choice dainty
or swine. So says The Hon. MIR. Els
worth. e
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Bears Grease.-All the bears in The
world could mol supply Que third the qnan-
tity sold under The name of Bears Grease.
Hence the perfumers call opening blad-
,,er ul lard "Slaughlering a Bear"
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OPPRESSION.

Have fellowship,wirh none who take
The laborar's hire away-Who break
Gods perfect laws, and in diss suise
Practice deceif-who deem it wise
in base hypocrisy TO dress,
TO wrong the poor and fatherless-
And yet most sanctifed they stand
Among the Saviour's chosen band.
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4 Strange Fish. There has been fish
caught at Davenport Iowa, Of remarkable
shape, it heine mostly head aud shovel
nose of great width; lis mouth opens wide
enongh 10 take in mans head with ease,
and The body quite small. The like was
never seen he fore.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-21

Curious Archapes .-On pulling down a
house in Baltimore the following curious
articles were under the corner stnne-5o
,ceni piece Of 1899; 25 do. of 1928; ~ cent
do. bf 1897; I cent of 1926; and hall cent
piece 6f 1880. Besides these, were The
handle aud broken blade of a sword, anu a
part oflhe scabbnrd; the latch of door,
and lasl though NOT least, phial of brandy
This appeared very pure aud periecli not
ihayins eyapora'ed in the least-no paper
or parchment were dscotered-the pre-
sumption is s,lbat they had MOULDED away.
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Adreriisei .;docrtise! There is re
way Of attaining busness-puhlicI,y-ad-
ver,isemcnt, the newspaper is The fly wheel
by which the motive pow wcr Of commercial
enterprise is sustained, and money is the
steam by which tle advertising IS kept
going Biackuoods Magazine.
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Describes. who spent his life insoli'ude
and meditation, was ordinarily silent in
numerous, ,companies--and Thomas tit The.
portrait OF this celebrated man. in saving,
that he had receivedfro nature intelec.
tualriches in ingots, bot moi in current com.
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A Useful Plunt- The sun flowe eris per.
haps destined: to.becone one ofaur most
valnablei agricultural producers. Ono
hundred pounds Of the seed anord forty
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State of South Carolina.
st.t IEDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

w. E.Jacks0n q Corr neclalat;;on =, roo,... !
VIM. Fiizroy Fl eigni Attachment.
TIME PlaidIiff having this dayfiied his.
IL declaration in my Office, ,:and The De-
fendanl having no wife or Attorney known:
10 be within the. Stale. on whom a copy,
OF the same. with rule TO plead. canbe,
served: Ii is ordered. that the Defendant.
plead TO the said declaration. within year
aud a day.nr final and absolute Judgement
will be given ,agains him.
GEO. POPE. c. c. r.
Clerks Gffice, April 80. 1874. se3 8.
Nav | T s. a. Ia Iy.
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Sam Smith-ltis is stated that The Nor
mon mantle has fallen upon Sam Smith.
elder brother 10 joe, the lale prophet IN"
has been, or islo be inductcd in'o office
with all due solemniiy, and take upon him
selfthe entire government Of the Latter
Day Sain,s,' as prophet and patriarch in
chief.
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4 Moueabls Meeting. The Wesleyan
Me,hndists OF Bingham circuit. Eng. have
erected movable wooden lnec'ius house
upon " heels, capable of sealing about l2O
persons, al a cost Of abou' 60 pounds, Tor
the accommodation Of several villagers
were no site could be obtained.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

,Bibles.-An officer of the American
Bible Society publishes communication
stating that the demand for Bibles is far
greater Than The pecuniary ability TO sup
ply. The call for French aud German
Bibles is greater than ever before. M.
Inerons request come from the Western
States and Territories, from Texas. Hon.
duras, from the West Indies, from
France, from the Choc'aw Nation. and
from other distant missionary stations.
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IN ! He Plaintiffs in the above cases, having I:
u this day filed tlielrs declaration 10 my ot.;
fre and the defendants having no wife or. .at-s
.torney, knownto be withinthe Stale, on whom;
acopy OF said declaration, with n aiule TO pteads
can be served: II is ordered, that the said de-
Iendant do plead, to the said declaration, within
a year and day from the publication of this!
order, or final and absolute judgment will be-
awarded againstthem. ~ rs I I
GEO. POPE. c. c. p. 81
Clerks Office Nov G 1913 ......l -. 40. u
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

James Tasgar' Es'or Bill for Aypor,ion
Aaron Lomas, ct al. mens' Assets' &C.
IAN motion of MIR. Perrin, compiainant's So
" Iici,or: Ordered, that the Commissioner
give three months notice, IN the Abbevilie
Banner, and such oherpaper as he may deem
proper, to oil the creditors of Moses Taggurt
late Ordinary of AbbeviIle District, now decd,
us well as those having demands fur moneys
received by him as Ordinary as afor said, rs
his individual creditors, at The time Of hIs DEATH
whose demands have not been fully and pro-
pery paid by his Executor, to come in before
the said Commissioner, and prove their de
mands; and that such of them as shall not
come in and prove their demands, on. or before
peremptory day, to be fixed by the Commits
soner which day shall! be at least three months
from the publication Of the said notice, shall be
excluded from the benefits of this Decree.
[Signed1 VIM. HARPER.
In pursuance of the said Decrctal Order
appoint Friday, the frs, day of November
next on, or hefoie which, the creditors rs afore-
said will appear before me, and prove their
demands.
H. A. JONES, C. E. a. D.
Comm'rs, Office, 10 June, 1874.
July 3 3m %
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Ulitityin Taads.-A person lately open.
ed load in a whea, field, and lnund 10
fresh beetles in lis stomach, which the pa
,ient animal had probably snapped up
while they attempted To cr"ss ,he palh'--
Toads are ohem kept with advantage on
hot beds for killing insects; and are alpong
the garduer's bestfriends.
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,The State Of S. Carolina,

At General Assembly begun and holden at
Columbia on the fourth Monday in Novem.
ber. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty-three, and from
thence continued by divers ndjournments to
the 18th day Of December in the same year.
A Bill to alter and amend the first section Of the
third article Of the Constitution.
ID E il enacted. by the Senate and House
I'D of Representatives. now met and sitting
in General Assembly. that the first section of
the third article of the Constitution be altered
and amended to read as follows -" The judi
cial power shall be vested in such superior aud
inferior. .Cunr,s of Law and Equity. as the. Le-
gisla,ure shall from time TO time direct and es-
tablish;" the Judges Of each hereafter to be
elected shall holdtheir commissions dnrng good
behaviGir nutill they have attained the age oi
sixiy.fve years, lint 10 longer; and the Judges
of the Superior Courts shall at stated times re-
ceive compensation for their services which
shall neither bo increased nor diminished dur.
ing their continuance in Office; but they shall
receive ITO ires Of perqnsites Of Office, norhold
amy other office of profit or trust under this State
tile Uuited States or any other power:
In the Senate House. tile nineteenth day of
December, in the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred aud forty.three. We
certify that the above bill has been read dur.
inc tie present 5essicn three times in the
Flonse OF Representatives, and three times in
The Senate, and WIS agreedto by twoihirds of
both Branches of The whole representation.
ANGUS PATTERSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
w. F. COLCOCK,
President Of the Senate.
SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
Columbia. 9Th June. 1874.
do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and lite. al copy Of Bill entitled A Bill 10 al.
| ter and amend the first section Of the third ar.
tcle of the Constitution" Passed Oh the nine
teen,h day or December, in the year of ou,
I.nrd one thousand eight hundred and forty.
three, and now in this office
Given under my hand and the seal OF the State
the day aud ycni above written.
WIN. +. ARTHUR
Dep. Scc'ry. Of State.
IN TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
December IL. 1S44.
Resolved, That the Clerks of the Sera,e and
House uf Representatives, do cause the Bill
passed by this General Assembly, entitled :" A
Bill 10 alter and amend the first section of the
third article the Constitution" to be publish.
ed three months previous TO the next Genera
Elections for members Of the General Assem-
bly,. agreeably to the provisions of tie Cons'l.
tutiNIi.
Resolved. That tI,e House do agree to the
Resolution.
Ordered tina, it be seEt TO the Senate for con.
curreIIce.
BY order,
T. w GLOLER. c. HR.
fs THE SENATE,
December 10, lS43
Resolved, That the Senate do concur tn the
Re,Oluiinn.
Ordered, That it be returned TO the House oI
Representatives.
BY order
July 10 Am "a
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! @Nostie Mefess /:
r-77- From tie Hermont Spirit Of the Age.

= 15i From tie Hermont Spirit Of the Age.
WHEN THIS OLD II WAS NEW.
ANEW EDfTloN-By sLAsHER s. co.
when this old hat was new
Some twenty years ago, e.
The Fed'raiists began 10 fear
Asfnal overthrow
And to keep their party. up q.
ssSaAnd make j. look less "blue," :..s
They've changed their name a dozen times
ssslSinoe this old hatwas new!
3IVhen: this old hatwus new.
Ere "pa.ent, wings Were made,
The Feds against the rights Of man ~
Were openly ar1ayed-F ~
But though they now deny the name, =
As nayes are won't to do.
Their doctrines look Just as they did
When this old hat was new:--
When this old hat was new
= The Feds despised the poor, 8
And bushed if they were caught within
sta A dirty ''cabin" door q: $
The Democrats alone were found
Among the toiling crew
Logs ,cere not rolled in rgblcd shirts
3fs When this old hat was new.
when this old hat was new
-. IT'S kown that Harry Clay
Professed 10 be a democrat, g
Before he went aslray,
And for the "Secretary ship
Sold Quito "Jollnney O.
The man he called a '.traitor black"
When tnis old hat was newt
When this old hat was new
." (Ere Harry changed his coa',)
He of declared mo decent man
Would ever beg vote!"
But now he goes a-stulnping round,
And bess the country through
'Tis very strange how things have Changed
Since this old hat was new!
When this old ha, was new,
He ran for President,
But found too late that he was not
The man the people meant!
And now he he'll find in spite of all
That cash and coons can do.
The people think just as they did
yheu this old hHt yyos new E..
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CA R Id.

HEyHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
III customers and the public enrrally. that
they have just received anew aud well selected
assortment, Of
Spring & Summer Goods,
comprising an extensive assortment oi articles
for Gen,lemen's Clothing, in the latest and
most fashionable style, which they are prepar-
I'd to make up, in a fashionable and workman
like manner. From Gentlemen Wantingnny
description Of Clolhing they solicit a call Us
they feel confdenf IN their ability to sui,th
most fastidious both in the quality aud prices
of their Clouds. Es-.-S 4. isl,.s !.
~ ,MEIGs & CoLGAN. I
March 4, 1914 if
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Battles on the !Snbbash.-The N. II.
Evangelist instances The BATTLES ofWater.
loo, New Orleans, and the naval hattie
fought. by Commodore McDonough on
lake Champlain, all of which, were fought
on ::the Sabbath; and ali Of which parties
which commenced The attacks were ui.er.
ly defeated. Il is not assumed that they
would moi have been defeated on any other
day. hui il is worthy of frecord that they who
commenced this Sabbath breaking on
large scale, " ere the sufferers. The God
of the Sabbath is also the God of Ba,,les
and the Lordof Hoas.-Presbyterian Ad-
Tocate.-
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Advance in Civilization. "A recent let.
fer from missionary in Siam furnishes,
among others, The following facts When
the first missionaries arrived. few years
since, only 3 or square riggcd vessels
visited annually; and no, a single one was
owned by The Siamese. Now there are
many such; ffty-one have been reported
the last two years. The Siamese have
thus gained more correct views Of foreign
nations, aud obtained many articles of
comfort, especially the wealthy classes.
They have built vessels afrer the Europe.
ansmodels. and in order to saii them sue
eessfully have paid considerable attention
to navigation aud the sciences connected
with il. Ten have recently been built,
and Others are in progress. Their inter.
course with Christian nations is also inter-
esting,. from the fact that no heathen ma
tion has been able long to sustain idoalry
under such circumstances. They may
have become in6del, where they are NOT
familiarwith Christian instruction. butlhe
grossness Of idol worship does not with.
stand the lights of science.-Satem Gaz.
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- s,1-zt.l -, oCO. EOFC. C. c. T.
Clerks Office, Nov. 6, lS43. lys5z. 40 ).