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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
STATE OF ARKANSAS
Assnmr sat by It,
tdch. paeat.

John Drew, Diff. J
A i this day came said Plaintiffs, by attorney,
a and the said Defendant being called came
not, but wholly makes default herein, whoreu pom,
on motion of said Plaintiffs, it is ord, cred by the
Court here, that publication be made in this
behalf. notifying the said Defendant that an
action of assumpsit by attachment, has been COM
menced against him in this court, four.ded upon a
book account, for the of four hundred and
fifty dollars, and that attachment has been is
sued against his estate and that unless he shai ap-
pear by himself or attorney, or before the
third day Of the next term of this Court, which
is to begin and be holden at the Court House, in
said county Of Crawford, on the fourth Monday
of March next, that judgment will bs entered
against him, and his estate sold to satisfy the
and it is further ordered by the court ere, that,
this order be published for four weeks sue cessively,
in some newspaper printed and publish ed in this
State. so that the last insertion thereof to be at
least six weeks before the first day of The next
term of this court, TO which term this cause is
continued.
A true copy from the cord.-ATrEs7r:
A. MCLEAN, CLERK.
November 9, lS44.--4O-4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

TIME person who took my saddle, without my
-. leave, will receive a reward of Five Dollars,
by returning it. A. B. PASCHAL.
Nov. 9th, 1914. .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

HAE1GR = MssssGIIWNg,
yvNAkE this method Of in FORM ing the citizens Of
IL Van Buren. and the public generally, that they
have commenced the TAILORING business. in the
room Messrs, Wallace j. Wards store. in Wilson's
new block, Main st. where they intend carrying the
above business in all it's various branches They will
spare pains please and accommodate the short
est notice all who may entrust their work 10 them.
TERMS CASH.
Sept ID, 1874 TAYLOR & McCOLLUM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09


..imself Fairbank, and profess
cher, has been arrested al Paris,
81 abducting three slaves.
iiss Mury Wickliffe, the beauti-
the Postmaster General, is to be-
10th inst, TO q son Of Mr.. Merrick,
b Maryland.
ea.-On Wednesday, October ID,
cott, dnugh,er of Maj. Gen. Scott,
fray, and Miss Linton, received the
IN Visitation Convent, Georgetown,
she Most Reyprend Archbishop,
!t5osmer in religion is Sister Mary
jaster Sistes Mary Camilla.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

Eguipdges prepared in Boston.
lines having stated some time
Sc in that city had contracted to
D agents, a large numer (lOOO)
Secretaay of State directed in
as to .he truth of the averment.
it turns out, according to the
original paragraph was true, with
the name Of the house which fill
1t was ascertnined, says the
tents weFs ~ IN hoard a brig
can boos bound
Capa je. cea sshle, rrp-
pts as toe sr raaaufactur-
be Vest2 ds sl ietr till some
n haEs rto & III matter, and
we@ H. CHS )m-house I'M
Ross .e L1ldp although the
+. male ready for sailing on the
nesd'y. October 2, and such was
le cntaIn that he got his vessel
Parb'r by a steamboat, and made
H;vana. The District Attor-
fallthe facts, but doubted wheth-
werby law to stop the vessel.-
er, will be officially made known
ht at'Pashington."
f.--Vho Vas He?-On the 5,h
of amurdered nun WITS picked
bear he town of PIaquemine, of
g gives the following description
ihatof a white man, about 40
high broad shoulders, stout built.
hairand reddish whiskers, which
Glow the corners of the mouth :;
y coored frock coat. with black
lack satin figured vest; kersey-
ID AID mixed brown and blue a
Ih apleted linen bosom; cotton
/; y stock calf-skin brogans.
ne&at grey. Pieces of the coat,
ps 2 preserved in the hands ol
sist b identifying the deceased,
I'm I'D received ten buckshot in
th I'D broken his left arm very
elboi. Nothing whatever was
bn, ad no namt, was marked on
!is poGets had been cut out. and {
upon is ankle. 1t was supposed
ad bee about a week dead.
sillingsf the Circuit Court held ii
STRICT, y the 18th ult., the Hon
eslding Black Haw, u Cherokee
ound eilty of having murdered
ri of to month, countryman
>. He'vas sentenced to be hung
lst, andls no application was made
70 the Executive for a respite or
cuiiou eyond a doubt, TOOK place
ume. The cause that led tathe
ne muher was whiskey. Shoul'
aao.hc' warning to cur people, {,
lnkeInes?-Cherokee Adroeafe.
Cincinnati Bulletin re
b PREACHERS; named Coffee an
lrreshd at Mount Sterling, Ky,
PIT stealing and counterfeitine
Thing when they were arrested 0
ead some fhe stolen goods wer
4 nag Paitt e sis dress ofMr. Col
\ I, ss-res.Ait. Coffee was r'
s5yo . answer at ceur
tsaissel to add $1,000 bal
'loaure having been mat
leeply with a set Of villains wi
Try, and live in the caves, &C.,
pse parts. On the day followil
flee, the Rev. Mr.. White was t
blpit at tho same place, charg
ceps criminis. A large amou
Pney was found upon him.
bat disgrace have some of thy pI
|hers brought upon thy bene'
! octrines!
..imself Fairbank, and prof
cher, has been arrested al Par
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

$50 ACRES acres of excellent bottom /, M :,
HAYES. in Washington county wf.h Is-,u .':, on
~! Inst 3. land or money, of the same vnIme H.,
<sMhS n. POLK, will be our next sPres a., ,; -
le lives. ALEY MartT@.eet ,cent y
FsyettevilIe, Nov, I'd, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

E.--Vho Vas He?-On the 5,b
of omurdered rnun WITS picked
bear he town of PIaquemine, of
@ gives the following description
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
TWENTY-SlX LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
- VAN BUREN,, FOR SALE, TO BE
PAID FOR WHEN JAMES X.
POLK is ELECTED PRE-
SlDENr OF THE UNI

CD n
4 WILL sell twentysix lots situated in the town of
L Van Buren, and known McLelland's addition
to the original town plat the lots being liable
overflow, and well sute for building purposes; each
fronting So feet and running back I4S and all de-
srable lots for private residences The lots will be
soldand payment demanded when Polk is elected, and
not till then. Deeds will be made when the lots
sold and bond and security will be required Of the pur
chasers to make payment when Polk is elected Pres-
dent of the United States. DAVID MCCLELLAN.
N. B. Persons wishing to purchase will please call
at Nessrs. Pickett 4 Gregg's store.
September 7, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09
STATE OF ARKANSAS

November 9, lS44.--4O-4,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-17
ADVICE TO A DAUGHTER.
BY THE REV. WIN. f. sPRAGU


Lei me council you, then, never 10 utter
an expression, or do an act, which even
looks like soliciting any geuteman's atten-
tlon. Remember that every expression oil
civiity, to be ofany value. must be perfect
ly voluntary and any wish on your part,
whether directly or indirectly expressed,
TO make yourself favori,e, will he GER
tain to awaken The disgust Of all who know
IL. would mol recommend TO ynu any
thing like rrudish or affected reserve;
but even this is not so unfortunate an ex-
reme, as an excessive forwardness. While
you SO modesliy accept any attentions
which prorriely warrants, let there be no
attempt ri antullrsinualion on one handt
OF atluking mans heart by storm Oh the
0iIcr.
Be uot AMBITIOUS 10 tc c0nsldoIed a
belle. Ipdec,;, had fS.her ynu would be
almost auy thing else. which does no, IN
volve gross moral obiquity. than Tins. 1t Is
the fate of most bellies that they become
foollshlY vain. think ofuothins, care for
nothing beyond persona! display; and not
unlrequenlly sacrifice themselves in mad
bargain, which involves their destines for
life. The more Of solid and enduring es-
TEEN you enjoy, The better; and you ought
TO gain as much ofthis as you can by hon.
orable means. but 10 be admired, caressed,
and fla,,ered. for nero accidental qualities,
which involve nothing Of intellectual or
moral worth, ough, to render any girl, who
is The subject of it, an object ofpity. You
are at liberty 10 desire the good opnioa of
every gentleman Of your acquaintance, buI
it would be worse than folly in you to be
ambitious Of blind admiration.
l will only add that you ought to he on
your guard o gainst the Influence of flattery.
Rely on it, the man who faIlers you,
whatever he may profess, he isnd your
friend.
Itwere much kinder office, and real
mark of friendship, 10 admonish You ten
Derby, yel honestly, fyour faults. lfyou
yield little: TO flat,ery, you place your
self on dangerous ground if you continue
10 yield, you are not probably undone.
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scattered their handbills most widely
among the people, are generally the most
prosperous in ,business.-The reason is
plain. People like 10 be asked TO buy,
and thai, 100, in polite manner. For
who, if they can help it, will deal with
chuf, morose, vinegar-crust chap, who
is too i'll. natured. or too i'll mannered. 10
say, with bland smile, MADAM, shall |
show you this rich silk or this beautiful
figured de lane? or will you try on this
pair of fine flexible gloves :" as the case
may be. Nobody Such a mau never
advertises. Oh no mot he. lie isa
penurious OF his money as he is ofIiis
smiles. Itis only your bland, affable,and
gentlemanly merchant, who wishes every
body success in their business, and tries
hard himselflo make an homes, living, that
advertises. People know this; and hence
they look over the papers 10 see where
they can get the bargains, and al the same
time be treated with The courtesy and po-
likeness which nobody OF ordinary senses
dslikes.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
PY OLIVER ToWLES. Esquire.
Ed Ordinary of EdgcfeId District.
Whereas, John S. Smyley and William
5 Smyley, hath applied 10 me for Letters
of Administration op all aud singular the
goods and chaltels, rights, and credits of
Alexander McCrary, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, lherefUre, tocite aud admon
ish all and singular The Kindred and credir
Tors ofihe said deceased, to be and appea.
before me. at our nexr Ordinary's Court
for the said District 10 be holden at Edge
field Courl House on the 29,h of January
lS44. to show cause, if any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day of January, one thousand eight hun
drsl and forty four, & in tie sixty-eighth
year Of American independence.
o, TOWLE!S. o. Ed.
Jan. II, 1914. 1927 Ct 81
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AUGUSTA. January II.

AUGUSTA, JanUuTy IT.
Cotton.-The receipts during the week have
been moderate, very little having been recciv-
ed by wagons. We stated in our last report
that the insrkct had closed inactive, without
however. any abatement ofcontidence in hold
crs Until Monday morning very little varia:
ton took place; but since that time agreat deal
of activity has prevailed, several thousand bales
having been sold. at rates fully as high, and in
some Instances his her. Than al any former pc
riod Of the season The market closed with
much firmnrss and apparently with an upward
tendency. We quote the extremes OF The mar,
ket at from s TO cents. A good article would
probably bring something above the highest
limit. Principal sales have been offered dt
from 81 10 a.-Constitationalist.
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SEaERIFF'S SALE.

PY virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa-
- cias, | shall proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House, ou the first Monday aud
Tuesday in Febuary next, the following
property:
Wyatt W.. Stark VS.. John Marsh and
jarrett Wise, the interest of Jarrett Wise
in three hundred acres of land, more or
less, adjoining lands Of Lewis Holmes,
VIM. Johnson and others.
Terms-Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. E.. ID.
Jan II, 1914 4t SO
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From the Syracuse Sentinc. of Ecinesday.
GREAT RIOT !-SEvERAL LIVES ENDAs

From the Syracuse Scntinc, of Ticdncsday.
GREAT RIoT!-SEvERAL LIVES ENDAN-
GEREDi
Abuu' 8 o'clock last evening, a riot broke
oul iu the railroad house, Dutch tavern,
kept by Earle Seislc.
1t appears that the Dutch werc holding
ball in the house-thal a number Of men
were in the bar room, and among he COM
pa"y was young man by The name OF
VIM. Blake, who either was, or affected
10 be under :he influence Of liquor.
He was around tho bar, in which was
The landlord and a woman, and look hold
of decanlur Of liquor, which was seized
by the woman, who attempted 10 rescue
j, from his grasp; but failing, Blake pailed
the decanlur upou The floor, at which the
woman slapped him in the lace-'le land
lord at The same time graspine from, under
the counter a large horse pistol, and utter
ins scream, fired at Blake, who slood
two or three PAGES from him-the ball en-
tering under the right ear aud passing into
the unler jaw, separating all artery, He
fell upon the floor and was dragged TO the
door aud Kicked offthe steps by the woman
A number Of pistols was discharged al
shor, intervals into the crowd, and in the
course of few minutes the inmates fas
tened the doors ami continued the firing
from the upper windows. One boy was
slightly wounded in the forehead, another
in The leg.
AT this junclure The Syracuse Cadets
were ordered out by The sheriff, and were
soon at their posts, prepared to restore or
der at the point of the bayonet. The in.
mates were ordered 10 open the doors,
which they refused.
The Cadets then entered by force, and
commenced "A diligep, search for the actors
in this dreadful lragcdy-the house at the
same time being surrounded to inlercep,
their escape. The landlord was found
secreted in a closet and with eight or leu
of his associates, was conducted to Jail ia
await their trial.
The scene created much excitement
and as is often the case in similar out
breaks, destruction of furniture, sc
followed, which admits Of little or no justi.
6calion.
The ball was extracted from young
Blake's jaw, and we learn that he is likely
to recover.
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Commercial.
HAMBURG, January 8.

CoRon.-There is n good supply coming in
by wagons and boats, and business brisk. we
have had Notwithstanding all this, dull mar
ket for the last week for Cotlon,- with down.
ward tendency. On yesterday, however, a
good demand sprung mp, and considerable
amount sold at rather better prices. To-day,
we have fair demand, AID at prices almost as
high as at any time this season Sales are made
from 8 10 8 cts. principal sales 81 to q cts.
Upon the whole our market is rather OIL the
advance; buyers having now made up their
minds TO act with zeal in their line Of business.
Journal.
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CoLuMBIA, Jan. II

CoKon.-There has been but little coming IN.
owing to the holidays and the wet weather, and
consequently bntlillc doing in market. Prices
have remained unchanged, and We continue
the quotations in our last repOrt-say 7t to 81
cents, exremes-whle most sules have been
made at 8 10 81 cents. A very fine lot would
probably bring something more than our high
est quotalion-pcrhaps 8 cents.-Carotinian.
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The ,cay TO do Notwithstanding,
we know not whu, discourses thus sensibly
on Tire advantages of advertising.
"t1ave you a large stock of goods on
hand which you wish TO reduce? Then
nothing is easier than to do it. Only ad-
vertise literally, (eilher in your own paper,
or, if your feelings lead you thar way, in
the papers of your neighbors,) and the
thing is done,-Depend upon it. it is false
economy TO keep all knowledge Of what
you have on hand from the public, when
The means OF communicating such informa-
lion may he obtained so cheaplv. We
have always observed, that those who ad-
ver!jse The most literally in the papers, and
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Jan II
SHERIFF'S SALE,

virtue oi sundry Wills oil flerl ia :
ID cias, | will proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House, on the first Monday
and Tuesday of February next, the follow
ing property:
j. Broom VS. NJ. Hankison, Admr., five
negroes, viz: Raucy, Joe, Horace, Sarahi
and Berry.
Watson, Crews & CO. VS. Fl. L. May
son & Co; E. B. Sloddard, indorsee. vs.
Ii. l.. Mayson; Mckee u Poee VS. Ii. l..
Maysou & Co; David Ardis, adlnr. vs. II.
l.. Mavson and Sarah Mayson, niue ne
sroes, viz: Caly, Roxana, Frank, Sarah,
Evelina, John, Arthur, Daniel, aud, Tom.
Haviland. Risley g. Co. vs.. Charles b.
Garter Almond g. Fowler vs the same,
one bay Horse.
John Boyd, for The use or J.. f. Kicreasc.
VS. B. F. Jones and Mary Jones; C.: j..
Glover w the same, one negro girl, Ma
hulda, levied on as the property Of Mary
Jones.
VIM: Bussey, admr. vs. Amos Bush,
eight negroes, viz: Harry, Ben, Sarah,
Ph;lIis, Charles, Emily, Fan, and Dick.
John Jennings vs. Robert r. Moore {;
Joseph Elherage for John Jennings VS. the
same, seven negroes, viz: Mary, Harriet,
Scaly, Anthony, Rcnbcn, Tom, aud Phil
lis.
Perry s. Nicholson VS. J. B. Christian !;
William Atlawuy VS. the same; other plain
tifis VS. the same, lwo negroes, A2gy, and
Caroline.
Benjamin kempson VS. Elias Watson,
aud Rueben Morgan, one negro boy, Will
son, levied On as the property OF Elias
Watson.
james r. Gamble VS. &. Hord, one bay
Horse.
w. J. Owens VS. Charles Lamar; N.
L. Griffin vs Charles Lamar, and Lewis
Ellzey, ten negroes, levied on as tile pro-
perry of Charles Lamar, viz F: Basil, Peter,
Jacob, Jack, and Jack a yellow boy, Car
oline. Susey, Mary, amy, ard Ned.
Owens & Fenley VS. John Marsh, and
Dawson Atkinson; The Mechanics Bank,
indorsee, vs Dawson Atkinson; Olive
TowEes, Ordinary, VS. Dawson atkinson,
Lewis ElIzey, and Mat Ardis; other plain
lifts vs. Daw SON Atkinson, tweniy-one ne
sroes. viz: Harkless, Jim, blacksmith,
Zen, Easter, Cupid. Will, Sam, Patience,
Laura, Charles. linle Sam, little Peter,
and old Patience, Betsy, Lucy, Charles,
Clara, Eliza, and her three children,
Isacc, Henry, aud Rebecca, levied OIL as
the properly of Dawson Atkinson.
r. Belliger, junr:, vs ]. G. Pardue
Willis Stone, bear. VS. ]. G. Pardue; ,ho
State VS. the same, four negroes, viz.
Crease, Phoebe, Martha. and Sarah.
William Garter vs. A.. G.. Lcek II the
same vs. The sameI; James Goodman vs.
A. G. Leek ;'lhe same vs. tho same; JAS.
Owens vs. A. G.. Leek the same vs. The
same; John Pool vs. A. G. Leek; J. w.
Irby vs. A. G. Leek; G. F. Willis vs. A. G,
Leck, thirteen Negroes. viz: Allen, Essex,
Mary, Betsy, Sarah and her child Jefferson
Caroline AID her child Bulord, Robert
Jerry, Martin, Hannah and Sarah, levied
OIL as the property ofA. G. Leek.
James Miller VS. George R. Mays; jaime:
Miller VS. George r. Mays aud E. S. Mays
two Negroes, Alfred. and Sam, levied or
as the properly OF George r. Mays.
Shadrach Holmes and F. Mcdaniel v:
w. w. Corsey, Edward WeIcb and Johr
Hill, one Negro boy Charles, levied on a:
the property of Edward WeIch.
Terms CASH.
s. CHRISTIE, $. E, D.
Jan 1G 3, 81
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Ee7,s0OgS

CHEAP CASH STORE,
YAViiE Subscribers. thankful for tie liberal
q. patronage hitherto extended lo them BY
this community, beg leave TO inform them, that
they have removed their Store, = doors below
;lieif former stand opposite Mr.. Goodmnn's
iioleI, where they invite their customers, and
lIc pnbIic generally, to give them call, anfl
they pledge themselves 10 keep always on hand,
iresliant large assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. CLO-
THING, SHOES. HARDWARE,
JEWELLERY, &c. &c.
which will be sold us cheap a. Gun he purcha-
sed in Charleston, or in any other market.
J. COHEN 81 co.
Janl7 2t 81
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Executors Sale.

EgIILL b; sold at pubic auction Oh the 25tls
w ofJanuary, at ihss residence OF John
Hollinssworth, deceased, eleven head Of muiasS
one horse, Two road wagons, one dearborn,
one buggy, together with other articles not
enumerated. The propertyto be sold on
credit until the lst of October next piircha-
sers to give notes with two approved securities.
D. P. HObLINGSWOTH. .. LAeo 'ls ols
Jan 10 str 2t so
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Notice.

"A Ii persons are hereby cautioned agains,
Ia trading for Mute given by;me to Der
rick itolsonback for three hundred dollars, da.
ted 3tts Deer l543, aud payable 60 days after
date. The conditions for which said Note was
given having failed,,I am determined not 10
pay it unless compelled by law.
HENRY CATO.
Jan 10 q so
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Public Notice.

4 LII persons indebted TO the estate Of
IA. John S. Busscy, decd. are requested to
make paymen, without delay, and all those hav-
ing demands against the said estate, request
ed to present them attcsted in the usual fcrni.
STERLING FREEMAN,
Adminislrator.
Ian. II dt 81
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E 9d ice.

lEatICc.
a LII persons indebted TO The subscriber, by
IA. Note. or open Account, are requested 10
come lorwrld and settle, us Il WANT MoSEY,
AND MUST HAVE IT, 10 square of my own otd
scores. have waited until my patience is worn
threadbare, and can wait no longer. | would,
therefore, advise those indebted TO me, who do
not wish to pay costs, 10 come up to the scratc!
at once, as am determined nol to be alone in
supporting LaoycrS.
WILLIAM BAILEY.
Jan " It 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFEELD DISTRICT.
IN EOUTTY

y
Nancy Gelanghter, !
and others.
q p 7 viriue Of an order of Chancellor Dun
-E-D kin, m this case, shall sell at Edgefeld
Court House, OH Sale Day in February next,
tract of Land containing six acres, more or
less, belonging 10 The estate of AbsaIom De.
laughter, decd, lying on both sides of Sic.
phcns Creek, upon which there is a valuable
SET of Mills, and also the Bridge, known ms
" Delaughler's Bridge" The said Land will
he sold on credit Of one and two years, ex.
cept so much as swill pay the cost of suit, which
must be paid in cash. The purchaser giving
bond ard good sureiics for the purchase money.
s. 5. TOMPKlNS, c. E. ED.
Commissioners Office,
January 1lti, 1914. 1T so
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Notice,

3 ERSONS indebted to Coop & LYos, g.
u S. F: GoopE, individually, are respec /.
ihlIy invited to come forward and settle ly cash
and those who are not specially waited on.
may regard this notice as final
GOODE e. LYON.
Jan iU 4t so
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Notice.

a LII persons having demands agains, the
EA estate of A. G. Colvin, decd, are re-.
qlested to present them to me in the Ordinary's
office, on Thursday the first day of February
next, when a final settlement will be made on
the estate. Those not aYaillng themselves OF
this notice will not be p;tid.
ROBT. JENNINGS, Jr.
administrator.
Jan. 10 al -50,
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Rensa oval.

It'd GOLLEY, informs his customers. and
u the public generally. that he has remov-
cd from his old stand, 10 new shop recently
built, neal the Baptist Church, where lie will
be happy 10 serve them, with any work in
the Gunsmith or Turning line.
Jan 10 I'm so