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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

BY s. L. s. 1. 1. JONES.


$. JONES. AuctIoneer.
THIS DAY. at 8 O'Clock, al our grocery sales
room, will lie sold general assortment Of Groce.
ries, consisting oc
Gunpowder, Hyson and Pouchong Teas
Now Mes and Prime Pork aud Beef
Old Monongahea and reclifed Whiskey
Gunpowder, Hyson and Pouchong Teas
Green Ri Coffee, assorted CordIas
Lemon Syrup and Stoughton Buffers
Sperm and Whale Oil, No l Soap
Champagne Cider, Mustard in boxes
Collins Axes, Backing, Glassware, consisting
of Tumbers, Decanlers, Butter Dishes. etc.
AT IL O'Clock precisely
IN Dry Goods Sales Room, ill he sold genera
assortment offall and winter Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, consisting Of
Tweed, Flushing. Cloth and Pilot Overcoats
Linen Bosom and Angola Shirts aud Drawers
Suspenders, and fine assortment Of gentlemen s
style Hats, Caps, Umbrellas. etc.
Also-New style Prints, Cacoes. Alpacas
M0useline de LANES, Afghan Grapes
Gen:lemen's Wooden Hosiery, tincy Cravats,
With splendid assortment Of Solar Lamps.
Also-A large assortment Of Ladies'. Gentlemen 8
and Youths Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Buskins, Ties,
Brogans, &c.
On SATURDAY, 10th INST, will be sold ac-
count Of former pun chaser, (Mr. Henry Miller,)
1876 Hair and Clothes Brushes. Terms cash.
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MRS. GEORGE,s


BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. SO Gopernment-s street.
TINE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
L liberal patronage she has been favored with,
takes pleasure ia announcing TO the public the pres
ent advantages which this Institution holds out TO
those who wish to pursue thorough course Of in-
struction. Mr.. NORMAN PINNEY, who has long
been engaged in te. ching in this city. and from his
success has increased confidence in his method Of
imparting knowledge will give instruction in the En-
glish language German and Spanish will be taught
by able professors, under the direction of Mr.. p.
Madam KovALEsKI, recently from Europe, la
dy Of distinguished ability, has been engaged 10 teach
Vocal and instrumental Music.
French is the language Of Mrs. G's family, and is
practced during meal hours hours of tuition, and
of school, as much circumstances permit.
The discipline Of the school is mild, but Mt the
same time firm and strict
COndi ions.
For instruction the Fren and English languages 81
S., ST, 81 and SO per month.
Vocal Instrumental Music, first class, $40 per month
Infant s. "
Board varying from S. to Sl2 per month.
Each boarder to u. nsh bed, bedding, towels, sill
yer goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile, are expected appoint an Agent in the city who
will be Responsible for all dues. Terms payable
monthly in Advance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

Refers 10 Messrs.-
Eslava, Murrell & TO.
J. Lecesne,
Chas. LeBaron, uoh;l.
Jos. Auze & Son,
Whitaker & Sampson,
James Magee & Co.
Raymond & Co., New Orleans.
Carlos Cruzat. ESQ.,, Havana. nov6Kmo
MFRS. COLLINS, an Indian Doctress, who has
IvA resided many years with the Indians and stu
died the Indian mode Of practice cures all kinds OF
diseases that durable, such sores ulcers can
GERS aud chronic diseases of all kinds and consump-
ton il not too FAR advanced-can restore the blind
to slght and deaf to hearing, il not born secures
wens eyes, dropsv, and all complaints oi the It.
YER. Also, ladies' diseases. She uses roofs ana
herbs altogether in her praciice the most OF which
she procures from Michigan, that cannot be found in
the southern county
ar Residence the corner OF Lipscomb and
Claiborne streets, where she may be found at all
times unless professionally engaged. nov6 Kmos
M OTICE-The subscriber having established
Y himself in New Orleans for the purpose Of con-
Quoting a general Auction and Commission Business,
respectfully offers his services for the sale or pur
chase of Produce, Merchandise, Slaves, etc.
All orders will be attended to with promptitude,
and in n manner that will ensure satisfaction.
Slaves consigned to the subscriber for sale, will
be provided with comfortable quarters at 30 cents
per day.
Office in the Atchafala, a Bank Building. opposite
Banks Arcade. +. b. TAYLOR
N. ORLEASs, Oct. 20, Is45. oclsl 226Kmo
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EDUCATION. &C.

AHR. YIGUS' SEMINARY for BOYS. will be
lTA opened on MONDAY, 10Th insI., in the
Building next north Of the Episcopal Church, on 81
Emanuel street. The number Of pupils in this
School is limited 10 THIRTY. To these MIR. VlGUS
will give his whole aitentIon during The usual School
hours. OcilS 2l6Kmo
MR. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
I'VE DIES, will re open in the basement story OF
the jackson street Church. between St. Michael and
81 Louis streets, on MONDAY, The 2Oh Of Octo-
her. The course Of study will embrace thorough
practical education, also the different branches OF
ornamental study. The number Of pupils will be
limited TO as many only the Principal can give
personal attention TO- No assistants will be employ
ed except in the branches Of Music, Drawing, PANT
ing, and Modern Languages. These will lie taught
by the most approved masters, yet no restriction
will be placed on patrons who prefer others.
The lerma will be "a, SIS. sc and 81 per month
payable IN advance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

GEORGES GAINES,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
A.. y. Ounce, Mobile.
Percy WALLER,
WAIT S. HoYT.
FRANCIS s. LYON, } D.,.ol;.
BENZ. N. GLOVER.
1Hos. RIvEs, po.,I.,, noii.s on
WIN. BoYKlN.
8J- The duties Of the school will be resumed on
the second Monday in October. $500 i04
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

A CARD.
TINHE undersigned begs leave to inform the mer-
Il chants of Mobile, and ship masters, that he has
taken an Office in the front part Of the store occu-
pied by Messrs. J. II Rivers & Co., for The purpose
Of carrying on Ship and Merchandise Brokerage
Business. He hopes by strict attention 10 business
to give entire satisfaction to those who may employ
him, and deserve continuance Of their patronage
Ship Captains will be able To obtain AT any time
all possible information as regards freight.
E. 8. CRUZAT.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

IHAY-500 bales 10 store and landing from bark
4 Il William and James and for sale BY
novl2 p. b. POMEROY, 10 Water st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

HAY-Landng from bark William and James,
4 L. for sale low from Church street wharf by
novI2 p. B. POMEROY, 10 Water st
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GoAP-sOO boxes Campbell No l. ,ow landing
~ and for sale by JOHN PHILLIPS,
novl2 corner of Cont and Wafer streets
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AA FOR RENT-From the Isl proximo, that
lM large dwelling house with tine out-houses, etc.,
on the west corner Of Church and Conception Streets
The lot is most spacious, having large front on
Church street and fine depth on Conception street.
The premises is we'll supplied with csiern water,
and also the city water works introduced. Rent
moderate. Apply TO
oct30 225 AUSTIN & TARDY.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

A N EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, good
N book keeper, etc, with an extensive country
and CITY intance wants a situation IN some
ablished house, with the expectation Of becoming
partner after satisfactory acquaintance, by invest
ing $4,000 10 $1,000. Communication to II II.
through the post Office will be received and promptly
attended TO- octl6 PA
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

n OBSTERS-3O0 cases Numerically sealed
ALohsters, just received and for sale by
novS FOSDICK & CHARLOCK.
StALT-300 sacks coarse, 200 do fine, IN blached
Ssacks, for sale low to close consignment by
noy8 ]. H. RIVERS g. CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

GOAL-l00 tons Liverpool Orre, to arrive per
~ Mary Campbell and for sale by
ovl2 u. WHEELER, % ST Michael st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

CHEESE-lO casks and 80 boxes Northern
~ Balter-20 frklns first quality, for sale by
nov8 EDW. G. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

LNUk SALE-A pair OF Horses well broke to
Il double or single Harness. Enquire of
nov1 I. C DUBOSE g. co. 80 Water-st.
L1OR HIRE-A young and able bodied negro
II Man. Apply to DESHON & MYERS,
ocI2l corner Commerce and Cont SIS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

NANDLES-l00 boxes Sperm Candles, just re
~ ceiyed and for sale b,
novll M. C. TAUGHT g. CO., IS Water.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

~ FOR RENT-Thofe very desirable offices
~ 20 81 Michael street, second floor. Apply to
Mr. ARcn'D BRowN, No. 80 st hirhael st. or to
DoyII j. LECESNE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

NRUIT. &c-Prunes, Raisins, Currdnts. Citron,
Il Almonds, Vermicelli, Maccaroni, and Sardins,
now opening and for sale b,
noy8 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15

"a FOR RENT-A comfortable Dwelling
EsH House on the west side of Conception street,
ihird house from Government, with all convenient
Offices, and in good repair Apply at this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
From the Hamburg Joaraai.
CORN! CORN Z! CGRNi.l!

40 -
Mr.. Editor: | have converseds with sew
cral friends from The up country, lately,
and AIN very mach surprised to find, that
an impression is now prevailing with many
ofIlose who will be COMPELLED TO pur-
chase Cora in Hamburg that The circu
cular of Messrs. Walk + & Pearson. has
e"ded 10 raise the price ofCorn Instead
ofIoweriug it. From what source this
wrong idea has been sci forth, shall not
attempt TO point out one thing however.
! am certain of, and il is this, il has been
kept moving by those whpShave corn to
BILE speculation in The market, and not from
those men, who have so kindly directed
buyers where and from whom they can
obtain al The lowest market value. as much
Corn as they may stand in need of during
The next twelve months. The opporune
circular of Messrs. Walker & Pearson,
who always have the interest Of planters
first in mind, came rather TOO sUon on
those corn sellers and .corn-specuIaIors,
and dis arranged their pIaus-plans by
which they expected 10 reap very hand
some profit from the needy. Since those
men have issued their circular corn has
fallen in price in Hamburg, and in fact al
most wherever it is wanted; aud moreo
yer The minds Of the people have been
greatly relieved, for they did believe, that
starvation Stared them in the face, with.
out much hope Of relief.
If Tho manila tr, tLo ,,,oulI for
moment consider rightly. they would i'm
Inediately see wherein the circulation has
done good, and The cause of The great hue
aud cry raised against it. by those very
persons who are willing TO sol aloat
rnmors in order to gain few cents. 1t
was not the object Of gain tba, induced
Messrs. Walker e. Pearson to send forth
their corn circular, b,t to inform their
friends in time, in what way they might
procure sufficiency of corn at living pri
ces' Indeed, sc well did The public ap.
prove OF their motives. that not only in this
State, hut ir Georgia, did several papers
transfer sra'uilously that Circular, so that
every person might prof, by it. Aid what
has been The effect Of their foresight and
business talents! The corn ,jobbcrs have
been blu6ed, and prices are goiug down
ever since. and Tho article flowing in. And
now lha, several men have been disnp-
poin'ed in large profits in 'cwn and coun-
Try, they are endeavorins toinduce persons
l. think, that corn would have been much
lower, had moi Messrs. Walker i Pearson
sent out heir circular. Bu lhe plans Of
those spectators again will nol succeed !;
and the people will he served with any
quantity Of good corn, even by Messrs
Walker q Pearson al the lowest prices.
1t has heen ascerlained. that 50O.OOO
bushels will amply supply all those who
will have 10 buy; which amount divided
between Hamburg and all other points,
will leave but small quantity to be ship
ped to either place. AGRlCOLA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01

expression, that either actually or implied
ly leaned towards the peculiar tenets OF
his own sect--whose capacity enforces
the precepts Of Theology aud lhe esi !;
ldences of Christianity? Whose imagi
nation 'sBodying forth the forms OF
thought" has lmreI cePtibIy turned many
IN erriug youth from The medi,aied vice,
aud taught him lha; which leads to heav !,
en-? Whose kindling elocution wilh;dec-
lamation diviuely powerful, aroused their
dormant energies in tbef cause ofS I'enl
pcrance, and waking inlo5iifese each silent
spring, nerved and sustained IL when re:
pugnance was about to resumeyits w0nted
sway? Whose authority has restrained
the rebellous. and queled The sedilious ?
Many parent, did they know ii. would.
puin,. with graliiude 10 the individual
whose absence is desirelaI-lhe rewards
of conscience are his, and suicidais. s.Eal be.
the blow that SLOWS him but that only 10
recur TO- "Fortunatos nimium bona 81
sua norinl." Let every Carolinian wa;ch,
with scrutiny the first attempts toweaken
public confidence IN this me cherished off.
spring OF their Slale-lel them ever.sriye
TO maintain its rank and exaIl lis position;
iu thai dark hour when isnoradce was
predominant over portion ofsthe land,
one more favored by early settlement
conleaded, year aiIer year, 10 sustain il in
lis infant days-when every piuance for
lis benefit was gained by :her most siren
uous exerlions, wrung out alfthe price of
faction and even the peril Of internal DIS
union, and now when its original oppo
sers, enlightened by lis agency, have ac
knowledged the value Of that which they
attempted 10 crush and reap rewards: more
enduring than the expenditure of millions
now when we see The joint lurce and
full result of alp when kIndredinsltuti0ns
spring up in competiIioni shall we lail in
our exerlIons? or worse than all, listen 10
the whlms anu caprices of The dissatisfied
few! We would appeal 10 its studenls.
in recoliectng the responsibility of their
position. to emulate The enthusiasm Of its
founders, their fathers, and yield not 10
that petsiness aud trivpily which delrac,s
fr"m the character it is Intended they
should possess, and " llh which they alone
can investigate The Institution. We have
devialed from our ueu,rsity.io poise
lance in lis Iavor-if il breakssit in defence
we grudge not ,i'e fracture. y We love
Ihee, aud il is our love that speaks.''
"ST.sJOHNSA'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
From the Columbia Chronicle.
MoNTIcELLu. Fairfield Dist,
Sept, 20lh. iS45.

Dear Sir During the last fortnight. a
aspecics OF caterpillar worm has appeared
in This neighborhond, extending over Inc
fields suddenly, as ifby magic, anu IN
their progress destroying al! sorts OF vege
citation. They destroy The growth o' me
fields secundum artena, 6rsl using up tle
grass. and afterwards going 10 Work 90
whatever comes in their way. The Co'-
ton crops, | have examined. are already
cut short by them fully ons-hatf' scarcely
form bod of the second crop having
been left and as 10 the Corn. although
the grealer part Of this crop is TOO old
for them to iniure it, yet where it happens
there is q field ofla,e or new ground corn
the proprietor has then to gather his iod-
der before il may be ripe; otherwise. they
would spare him the trouble. where
fodder is stacked in the field, which is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01

here common practice, they do not Like
to trespass on il in disregard of the rights
of both man and beast.-They also cal
po,atoe and pea vines, and .lurnip tops,
and even cabbages and polk STALKS; so
that after all. State Legislation may YET be
called into reauisitlon for the benefit of
'lhe dear people, With the extent Of
injury aud suffering, resulting The present,
year 10 the planters Of the upper country.
from drought of unparalleled severity.
and other causes, one could hardly have
supposed fresh disasters were still awai.
ling US. Such howeveris the fact for, if
these ca,erpilars continue their .desoa,ion
10 the way they commenced, but very
short time must elapse and our condition
will he such an one as may be found des
cribed in the first chapter of the Book OF
Job.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
OBJ IT u A ge ",

Died in this District. on the 18th ult. Miss
SARAH e. ROPER, aged fifteen years aud one
month. The deceased was confined 10 the
bed thirteen days previoustn tn her death, during
which tiule The wriler OF lhr present notice had
occasion 10 see her frequently. and was pleased
to see her bear her aflliciion with such an
amount christian lorlitude and submIsslvenpss
to the will of her heavenly Father. as she ex.
hbled during the whole time of her illness
She united hersefto the Baptist Church ubout
twelve months previous to her death, after which
lime th.' life which she lived brspoke loudly
and conspicuuusly that she had found Christ
precious 10 hni soul, aud that in all her d0ings
she had an eye single To her God aud His glory.
She was asked by her father, day or two pre-.
vOus 10 her dissolution, (he possessing much
parental affection, and feeling a deep interest
in the welfare of her immortal soul, if she was
afraid to die. She replied emphatically. that
she was not-and expressed some asonishment
at his harbeling even The slightest doubt about
her resignation TO The will Of God. The dc.
ceased was universally beloved by all who
knew her. for in kindness of disposition, charity
and amiabeness she was unsurpassed, and
consequently left host OF friends and relatives
to mourn their loss which II is tue. is great
yet still greater is her gain. Tor she leItundoubl.
ed evidence behind her. that she was going
home TO God there TO receive the reward Of
all The ust in Christ made perfect.
Sarah, thou art gone home 10 praise
The Gud that gave thee birth.
He saw twas best TO end thy days
And take thee home from earth.
WHY you he took we do not know,
And in lifes very bloom;
But this we do. that we must go,
When e'er he calls us home D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
TO THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
IN EDGEFIELD.

At the last meeting Of the Edgefeld District
Temperance Society, resolution was passed
making il the duty Of the President to address
communication through lh' columns Of the
Adrsniscr, TO The different local Societies in
the District. respectfully inviting them 10 send
four delegates from each Society. to attend our
next meeting. which will be held al the Court
House on the first Tuesday evening in Oclober
Court. and to request each Society TO send up
such statistical information as they may be able
convenienllyto collect, particularly as to their
numbers. both male and female, aud as 10 the
particular state of the Temperance reformation
in their respective communities.
II. BURT, President.
September 10 Il 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER I. l545'
t. re ,oiH cling to the Pillars Of the Temple Of
Our Liberties and If it mus; fall, arc riA per
ISL amidst the Ruins"
HARD TINES.

As money is ve'y sage. andthe drought has
cut off the prospect oftIIe Planter and Farmer.
we have come TO the conclusion, TO reduce our
terms 10 suit the times. In future. we will put
the Advertiser TO Clubs at The following low
rates
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
M A RRgED.

On the 25lh inst. by C. w. Presley, Esq.
Mr.. John Fra=icr TO Miss Elisabeth Grice. all
Of Edgefeld District
On the 9th inst, at Mt. Vintage. by c. w.
Presley, Esq. Mr. archibald Kemp. TO Mrs
Elisabeth CtO,od. all Of Edgetield District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
To Rent.
September lC

6IaS 4 ANE or Two of the mos, desirrble
.azfsa y Store Rooms in the village of Edge
field suitable for Dry Goods, Merchant Tailor,
Grocery or Drug Stores. Possession given
mmedialely. NJ. FRAZIER.
July 80 q q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01


any OF his compeers. lie IS foreigner,
aud though claiming The epiIhel Of The
chiVahous. The generous! Tie brave! the
-ous ol Carolina are not lhuse ol La Belle
France 1t has been u habit u deprecl
ate bis exertious from prIucl piles sIutrd
befese. That gentleman's celebrity is un-
questionable, his works attest the unlver
ealny aud the soidity of his attainlneuts
aud We regret 10 say that his presence in
this Slate is mol estimated as elsewhere,
both al the North and in Europe; where
his genus and learning have met with
greater rewards. The Prophet is no..
without honor, &c. sc. Now we ask ip
sincerity, from what single individual have
the minds Of students been most biased +?
aud from whom have they derived a
greater expansion of ideas-aore useful
hints implanted, or more valuable intor-
NATION conveyed on topics iunumerable ?
united With the readiness aud actual plea
sure exhibited in pouring OIL the treasures
OF his erudlion. officially and in private,
in comparison with which his compensa-
lion dwludes to pillance.
we profess The utmost astonshmenl and
modification when we saw late wriler
consratulaling himself upon the call of a
Chaplain ol the South Carolina College
to the North; little is he capable OF fore
seeiug our loss should he determine TO ac-
cepl! We have heard the expository ar
gument on the abstruce Butler-have
bearkened 10 The thrilling private lecture
elucidatiug ScriptuEe-and caught the
words Of earnest exposlulalion as they fell
on the Sabbath, and yet never knoMn an
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01

THE EpGEFIELD MECHANICS VASE
ingtonian Society, will meet OIL Monday
evening LeXt.
The public generally are invited 10 at,
lend.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01

Either Of our present subscribers will be taken
as nne of the above Clubs.
We hope OH friends will exert themselves
in our behalf, and Try 10 get us few more sub
scribers, rs we are at this time very much III
want q The needful.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01

GIVE are compelled TO omit much
original and selected mater. owing TO The
great length Of Mr.. Holmes risemrnl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01

THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Court Of Common Pleas aud General
Sessions will commence at this place on Mon.
day next. The Hon. John B. O'Nsa will pre-.
-rvtr'-i1l.ai--nl,.,ut-17 -nases
are docketed for this term. Several old cases
are continued from the last Court. The sess.
ion will last two weeks. Several cases of con.
siderable interest will probably be tried.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-04-11
Adininlstra lor,s NaIe .....

HN the 18th Of May next, a, the eour,
~ Eouee door of Yaz0o county. viil
within he legal houFR. sci! al public ont CIV
he following described land, lying in Yazoo
county. viz
Soub half east half southwest quarter and
-onih balf @esi half Of southwest quarter Of
Section IS, Township II, Range 2 West
Also, the wssi half OF the rorfhw est quartsr
If Section 2. Township 10, Range 2 West.
I6l 60 100 acres more OF less.
The sale is made in pursuance Of order
# he Probate Conrt, made at Mar h Term,
t845. Terms Of sale. cred Of 12 morris,
10 I'D and good security required Of Tnfcha~
sers. @. D. (IIbDS, AdmI.
D. B. n. of Levi Manor. deed.
April 4. 1915. 80 8.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-04-11
Attachment.

A. Goodrich,
vs. Attachmeng 1OE
Tolman {. Piekstt 3 wife. $50.
.gTVEIE Attachment in the above stated
ii case having been returned into COuFl
.duly executed. Notice is hereby given
that unless tho defendants appear before
he Circuit Cont Of Yazoo county, on o.
before the next MAY Term, a. p. le45, o.
said Court and answer OF plead to said at
tacbmenf, judgment viii be entered 81
against them for The full amount Ut Plain'
IFS demand and costs and The property q
attached sold TH0S. p. SLADk, elk
BIZ TIM. BARsEs. D. c
Perkins 81 Wilkinson, PlamtHs AIt'ys.
Feb. s, ls45, "a 81