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RECRUITING SERVICE,
v o L u N r ER S


Orders No 15 from the Aant Generals Office Waiting
Lieut. Company
Captain order report The Adant Generals Office
VIII open ecg hehoezVous at
C. n. South Caroins
South
Washington
Office
and Lieut. Kerw Camden South
Carolina
Monthly the Aduant Generals Office these officers will
y eHeadQ this Resi z. . --
BY james CAMIE1 AGman.
Egd c.
application have made the authorities Washing
my has been received
Keraw myself certainly be attached
favourable
who burned me the fray dis
and
Immediately his enlistment and ad
ofcng mon &C., make the desirable
e OF
Congress- entitled An Act se for limited dm an
enlisted with Mexico
expiration o his enlistment
will be entitled warrant Tor One
public
redeenabea the government
United Bvet
o p s. BROOKS Captain
Company D., S. c. Volunteers
Ednefed g. n July
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IT-HAS PERFECTLY CURED ME
PHlLADELPHIA, December le

PHILADELPHIA, Decemoef lcoI.
To DR.. D. jayne Dear Sir-rhe astonish-
ina and miraculous beneficial effects your val
uable EXPECTORANT had on my neighhor,
the Rev. Mr. Rushing, made so favorable I'M
preston onmy mind, that after consulting with
several friends, and learning that you were
regular Practitioner of Medicine, called upon
Won, and purchased half dozen bottles, and
told you that i'll lived to take them, you should
have good report from me.
[ am alive and well this day. Thanks to
merciful God, and your Expecturant; and now
come forward cheerGuly to fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had been constant
sufferer from The effects Of Il hard, dry cough
pain in the breast, and difficulty of breathing :
the last five of which, chills and fevers, every
wiring and fall added to my misery. l was
sporn away to mere skeleton; with the great
est difficulty only could get up and down
stairs my appetite was gone, and my strength
had so far failed me, that my friends were per-
suaded could not survive many weeks, unless
obtained relief. Indeed, sir, my situation was
so perfectly miserable to myself, and SO dis
tressing to my family, that felt willing 10 die
whenever II should please the Master 10 take
me home. But heard Of your medicine, and
relief came Yes! it proved the "Balm of
Gilead" to my poor afflicted body. Before |
had taken ONE BOTTLE, | experienced miti.
CATION Of all my symptoms, and to my great
10y found in the continued use of it the hap
plest relief. In short sir, 1T HAS MADE A
PERFECT CURE OF ME-and can truly
say, have no desire to be better.
Il. S. ROBERTS is DIR. D. Jayne's only
Agent at EdgefeldC. II.
iuIy 2I st 10
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Or. Isa.a,leJreflt's Pslls,!s

WN7HEN the body is subject to many char 3
wv ges, it requires Medicine. Sudden
changes from very hot, Ito chilly weather, ,,are4
unlavorable 10 The health; andlEis a factaniS5;
versally admitted. that heat and mois, ure saress
powerful agents in producing disease. and that g
constant dry and constant wet weather are both ID
favorable to its generation it does no; signify,
what we call iii it may be ague-itmay be-
bilious fever-it may be yellow feVer-it mays
be dysentery-it may be rheumatism mays
he bronchitis-it may be- cholic-it may sbGs
constipation Of the boweIs---it may be infanlss rs
nation Of the bowels-it may contamination
of the stomuch-it may be nervous affection
but still it IS disease, and a disease curable bya
the Brandreth Pills, because they remove; nil ss
impurities from the body, all that can in any
manner feed the Iurther progress of the mala-8si
dy; no matter how called thus these pills arc
not only the most proper medicine, but geEerul-$i
ly the only medicine that, need or ought To- be "a
used. - 3 -; {;.ss S.s - ,ssss
Remember, : Druggists are not permitted to g :,
sell my Pls-if you purchase of them you will q
obtain counterfeit. B. .BRAHDRErH, M. D..
DR.. Brandrc,h's Principal Office 241 Broad: 81
way, N. Y; other Offices in New York. s Il
UThe genuine only for sale in Edgefeld
District by R. s. ROBERTS iEdgefeld Coufr
House, KENRIcK 6 THAYER, Hamburg, and q
SMYLEYs Store, Meeting street: z
Every Agent having the genuine has eei.s
tiicate ofAgency, signed b!y12 the Doctor hinls
SELF ~ sssi sss ssds9 q
June 80 I'm 233 gs
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
G. L. g. E. Penn, g. Co.

James B.. Harris.
SWAMES B: HARRIS being now in: the
Cd custody Of theS Sheriff Of Edgefieid Dis.
trict, by virtue Of writ of Capias ad Satisfa.
ciendum, ut the suit of G. L..& E. Penn d. Co.,
and having filed in my Office schedule on
OATH of his whole estate and effects, real and
personal, with view to obtain The benefit of
ihe Acts OF the General Assembly, commonly
called the insolvent debtors Act. On motion
of Mr. Tompkins, defendants attorney, Public
Notice is,hereby given, to the said GIL. g. E.
Perm g. Co., and all others, the creditors Of the
said James B. Harris, that the said petition will
be heard and considered. at Edgefeld Court
House, on the sixth day Of October next. or on
such other day as the Court may order during
the term, commencing on the first Monday of
October next. at said place; and the said 6. l..
G. E. Penn d Co., aud all the others, The cre-
ditors of the said James B. Harris, are hereby
commanded then and there, either personally,
or by attorney, 10 show cause, if any they can.
why the petition of the said James B. Harris
should not be heard and granted, and he be
discharged from confinement by complying
with the acts aforesaid, according TO the terms
of said acts.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 2nd, Js47
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July 0
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN fTJTY

Bethany Aston, ny her next Petition
friend. Ds. Thomas B, Reese, ftor paying o.
and Alfred Aston. ucr funds.
ET appearing to my satisfaction, that Alfred
H Alston, one orthe Defendants in this case,
resides beyond lhe limits Of this State. On mo-.
ton of Griffin, Solicitor for the petitioner, or
dercd, tha, the said Alfred Aston, do plead, an
swer or dcmur. TO this petition, within three
months. from the publication of this order. or
the said petition be taken pro confcSso, against
him. S. S. TOMPKINS, C. Z. E. d.
Commr's Office, 18th Julyr l647.
July IA 3m 70
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RecEc2pith'S PSEES,

WN HE Proprietor, many years ago, while
IL searching for remedy for his own i'll
health which the prescription Of the day had
failed 10 benefit, bit upon the composition of
these Pills, and they proved entirely successful
in restoring his health. Their composition
was freely communicated to many Physicians.
and it was not the design Of the Inventor that
they should extend beyond the private practice
of himself, and tha, of his medical friends. Ap.
plications for them. however, began TO multi
ply, and he was advised by many Of his profes.
sional brethren, and other gentlemen of char.
acler aud distinction, 10 prepare quantity oil
them and place them in the hands of an apo
lhecary. EyenItfiis seemed insufficient, and be
was urged to send them. by means ol agencies,
throughout The country. Caiomel had long
been comm IN domestic remedy. There was
scarcelya family in which Uiat Of 1t was rot
to be found, and in which it was not used with
a degree of freedom from which well inform
ed Physician should shrink. A strange infatu
uton loo seemed 10 exist among many OF the
Faculty. Hardly case was prescribed for
whether acute or chronic, in which calomel
was not given, in some stage of the disease,
without fear or reflection; and thousands are
still suffering from its perncous effects. Cal
Omel IS, without uOuOI, llosl 'aIuupic Neui-
cine, and in some cases may be regarded as
essential, but i, should not be stricken from the
list of domestic remedies, and be administered
only under the prudent and judicious advice
of thoughtful Physician. Uponuiu!, by many
Physicians and others, these Pills were found
to be substitute for mercurial preparations in
large number of cases. and hence their popu.
larity, and the large demand for them. The
idea of obtaining Patent for them was never
entertained, nor has it been sought To this day.
1t was believed that by giving them popular
,form@an circulating them through the country,
thousands would be benefited by their use,
who would. otherwise; never hear Of the pres.
cription and never learn that preparation had
been compounded which rendered the inds-
crininate and perncious use of calomel un.
necessary. These were some of the induce
ments which led the Inventor Of the Pills 10
to consent that they should become an object OF
public sale:
/. None are genuine without tie signature of
JNO, BECKWITH,, NJ. D.
For sale by, r. S.ROBERTS, Agent, Edge
field c. H.. South Carolina.
April % 6m Ia
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june 80

EHOR the cure Of DEAFNESS, Pains, and s.
III the discharges Of matter from the Ears a
Also, all those disagreeable noises, like the
buzzing of insects, falling of water, whizzing Of
steam, &C., Sc, which are symptoms of an.
proaching Deafness, and also generally attend! 2
ant with the disease. Many PERSONS who have y
been deaf for ten, fifteen and twenty years, and
were obliged TO use Car trumpetsJ have, after
u3lng one or two bottles Of this medicine .ss
thrown aside their trumpets, being made per. \,
fectly well. 80. l'fs
The application of,he Oil produces no no pain pa i; 4;
bot on the contrary an agreeable and pleasant
sensation. The recipe for this Medicine has 4;
been obtained from, an Aurist of great .reputa.sss
ton, who has found, from long obseryations
that Deafness in nineteen cases out of twenty, i:
was produced either from want OF action ins. I.
the nerves of hearing, or dryness in the ears; s
his object, therefore. was to find something.
that would create healthy condition in those
pnrts. After long series of experiments, his z
efforts were at Inst crowned with succes, lin :
the discovery Of this preparation; which, has 4
received the name of SCARPA'S CONE
POUND ACOUSTIC OIL" K has. been:
used in this country about six years, and 500
wonderful has been its effects in curing and Is 81
naming the deaf, that from pure motives Of hui.
manlty, it is now offered to the public, that all
may have an opportunity Of proving its effica:
I cy. long list Of certificates might egivel3
but such. is the confidence in the medicine, and Il
so high lis repnthiion, that but few them viii
be published. u, & &
itis only necessary to ado, that this medicine
has been recommended and used BY many 4 Of 81
the, best phyesitians and surge id EuropesS
For sale BY R. IS. ROBERTS; Agent Edgss B
field Courthouse, South Carolina
= march 10 If
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SRaeriff's Saleo
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Clarissa Hasting & others, } Summons
Appl'ts. VS.. Mary Hast in ~
ing s. others. DEBTS. y Partition.
pY virtue Of an order from John Hill,
ED Esqr., Ordinary, the District afore-
said, will proceed 10 sell in the above sta
ted case, at Edseield Court House, on the
first Monday or Tuesday in August next,
a tract Of land. belonging TO The estate of
Ro5er, Hasling. Decd, containing thirty
acres, more or less, situated in the District
and State aforesaid, on the waters Of
Horse Pen creek, waters Of Cuffytown
creek. adjoining lands of John burst, Hen
nv Williams, ard John B. Rounlree, on
credit until The first CT January next. the
purchaser giving bond and two approved
sureliesr and a mortgage of the premises
to secure the purchase money. Cosls'to
be paid in cash.
H. BOULWARE, S. E. d.
july Q At 25
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HEALTHMADEE EASY ~
I'D r.. L. E ROY,
UNIVERSAL pTTJSz

-, - - h1 SANhV Ch0aL flIliSsttSs<
YH HE startling drawback on nearly all Me-.
IL dlclnal Agents has ever been that in their
process OF purgation and puri6cation they have!
also Deb't,tated the System-=sfienee PurgstiYes
Medicines have alwaysbeen regarded as at best
but Necessary .E1l, Patients resortine 10 Them
for The relief of one disease at the expence Of
another.-fo obviate this Physicians have long
sought for an Agent that would at the same
time PURGE, PURIFY and STRENGTH.
FIN. But their efforts were nearly fruitless,
and they had almost despaired of success wbe1
the labors ol science, and research. were re-
warded'by discovery which fully realized the
londest desires Of the Medical Faculty, and
which isjustly regarded as'one f;the most i'm.
portant Triumphs that Pharmacy has ever a.,
chieved.-Ths important desideratum is nam.
ed DR.. LIE ROY'S VEGETABLE tNIYER.
SAL PILLS. which purify the Blood and re-
move all corrupt, and vitiated humors and .un.
healthy accumulations from the body in a man.
ner never before rivalled, and which vet pro.
duce no weakness or lasyitude whatever, but
on the contrary, tone the Stomach and invigo..
rate the constitution during the progress oftheir
operations DR.. lie Roy's Pills.. i'd fact unite,
those heretofore irreconcilable, but most deeir-
able qualities Evacuation and Invigoration, for
they are at the same lime a'STRENGTHEN.
ING PURGAFLYE, and PURIFYING TO-.
MIC. &
The two principle ingredients in Dr. Le /
Roy's Pills are WILD CHERRY and SAR.,
SAPARlLLA, SO prepared that each promotes.
the beneficial effect Of the other, the former:
strengthening, while the latter through its nnions
with various vegetable ingredients; evaco ates,
and puri6es-thus they snperinduce no torpid.:
ity or lassitude Of the Digestive Functions, and
hence their operations are attended by no Re-:
action, or subsequent Costiveness.
DR.. LIE Roy's Pills are the most active and
searching Medicine in existence. They at once
attack the very root of Diseases, and their ac.;
ton is so prompl, that in an hour or two after
they are taken, the patient is aware of their
good effects: They not only operate on thess
Blood but also on the chyle, ofwhich the blood.
is formed, and this secures good blood from the.
fountain head, moreover they produce neither:
nausea, gfiping or debility, and as family.
Medicine they have no riSal.-Pice 25 CENTsi
per Box. asis'ssisss;36si
For sale by J. D. TIBBETTS, Edge6eldi
C.. H., s. G.. july7 6m "a
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NOTICE..

N R. Rolf, who held eondtionalIy an in
lvH teresi in the right of EdgeGed District,
.to'Holchklss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Paten)
has never complied with said condition, thero
lore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or ma e any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners, of said
right and tight purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not he good.
Mr.. ]. T. WEBER, we authorise, with full
power to act as our agent.
COTHRAN 81 MOORE.
March /; 1S47. If 6
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
TyHE Subscriber is now receiving splen.
B did Stoclsof NEW GOODS at the
Brick Store formerly occupied by Presley &
Bryan, consisting Of all kinds of
Dry GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, CROCKERY, SHOES,
AND HATS,
TO which he invites his friends aud The public
to call and examine for themselves, before pur
chasing elsewhere.
N. d. Goods very low for Cash:
B. C. BRYAN.
April 9th 1S47. II IL
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J1Ily7
Military Notice.


A IL Persons who have occasion to appeal
IA. from the decision of the Court Martial,
ordered by me, (in compliance with an order
from Brgndier General Bradley, ,(whilst was
in command of the Seventh Regiment. which
Court was held at the Old Wells, on the 29ih
day oGMay last are required TO make their ap'
peals to me, and not to Col. Minis, as con-
ceive that duty devolves upon. me, as Col. NJ.
was absent from the State, and not of course in
command of the Regiment, at the time Of the
parade, or the ordering Of the Court.
Col. Minis is not, nor never was authorized
to grant any appeals, from Courts ordered by
any officer but himself For the fact, Prefer tU
the. Militia Law, page %.
SAMUEL POSEY,
1t Col. 9Th Regt, s. c. M.
july IA 81 25
Hamburg Republican copy three times.
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Elubbard's American
HO r ELL,

Which it is his purpose TO keep as such a housc
should be Kept, and will only promise TO all who
favor him with call, that he will DO oil in his
power to please; and where as much comfort
and quiet may be expected Us can be iound IN
any Public House. .,
A careful and attentive llostler will be kept
constantly in the Stable. and iorses snail be
attended 10 in way that shall give entire salis'
factions.
Aliberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
VIM. TCHAM.
Hamburg, March $40 tt
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NEW GOODS
Consolation for Segar
Smokers.

TONSOLACION Segars very chose
" GOLD LEAF Do quality
The best ever in this market, come ana try
them. You've never tasted anything like the
exquisite flavor of those fine Segars. Real
BuEyA VlsrA Segars very fine Ell EsmERe Se-
gars nearly as good. AROMATIC ToBAcco first
rate, S1,0O per pound, Mrs. Miers fine cut
for chewing. Goodwin's Patent Honey dew
fine cut Tobacco. ~
July7 If "a
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NOTICE.

A ID Persons indebted to the Estate Of
"A George Pope, deceased, are hereby noli-
fled that it is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate, land that those who
Go-not pay will be sued before return day
The Notes are in the hands o. N. L. Griffin or
j. w. Gibbs, Esqrs.
THOS. H. POPE, Executor.
Jan2 ,tr 9
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Notice.

a LII Persons having demands against the
IA. estate Of Henry Carr, dec'd., ale request
ed 10 present them legally attested, and thoes
indebted are requested to make immediate pay.
ment. THOS. LAKE, administrator.
June 3 It 10 -
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

. ALE VI SUI LII CAROLlNA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
c..,'': e''''. :; : h'''s'' Ca. ss:
GHHARLES B. CARTER who is now in
" the custody ofthe Sheriff of Edsefield
District, by virtue Of the surrender of his bail,
at the suit of Garvin g. Haines, having filed
his petitiun with schedule on oath, OF his
whole estate and effects, with the purpose Of
obtaining the benefit of the Acts of the Gene
raj Assembly, commonly called the Insovent
Debtors Acts. Public Notice is hereby given
to the said GarvIn Sc Huines, and all lhe other
creditors the said Charles B. Garter, that the
SAID petition will be heard and considered on
the sixth day of October next, at Edgefeld
Court House, or OH such other day as The Court
may order during the term, commencing on
the first Monday in October next, at said place
and all the creditors OF the said Charles B. Car
ter. arc hereby summoned, personally, or by
attorney, then and there in said Court, to show
cause, if any they can, why the benefit Of the
Acts aforesaid. should not be granted 10 the
said Charles B. Carter, upon bis executing the
assignment required by said Acts.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, 2nd July, 1847.
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Loungers.-E have often heard the fol-
lowing auecdole related, butknow not whe-
ther it has ever appeared in print; it ought
to.
Benjamin Fraukliu was one Of the first
booksellers in Philatelphia-his store was
in Market street, north side, nearly mid
way between Front and Second ST., and
his printing Office was on the same lot. but
fronting on pew'elplale alley.
One morning while Franklin was busy
in preparing his newspaper for press a
stranger stepped into the store, and spent
an hour or more looking at,he books. &C.,
and finally taking one in hand, asked the
shop boy the price.
'One dollar was The answer.
'One dollarp said the lounger,.-can
you take any less than lhat?'
No indeed, one dollar is The price,
Another hour had now nearly passed,
when the lounserasked,
is MIR. franklin at home?'
.Yes-he is in the printing Office
81 want TO see him. said the louuger.
The shop boy Immediately informed
Mr.. franklin that some one was in the
slore waiting 10 see him. Franklin was
soon behi' the counter when the Iounger,
with book, in hand. addressed him thus:
Mr.. Franklin, what is-lhe least you can
lake for this book 2
: One dollar and quar,er' was the rea.
dy answer.
One dollar and quarter? Why your
young man asked only dola.'
True said Franklin aud could
: have better afforded TO-. take a dollar than
10 have been called out Of The Office
The lounger seemed surprised-and
wishing to end the parley of his own maxi
Ing said,,
Come Mr.. franklin tell me what is
the lowest you can take it?'
sOne dollar and half
"A dollar and a half! why you offered
II Yourself forone and quarter
Yes, said Franklin and had better
have taken that price then; than dollar
and half now.'
4. The lounger paid down the price, and
went about his business if he had any
and Franklin returned into the Printing
: Office.
If any slorekeepers are the better 70,
s the custom of loungers, especially such oil
them as chew toba. CO, and smoke cigars
in the store, they are respectfully requested
publish this secret for the benefit ofcoun.
try merchants generally.
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Notice..

HyHE Estate of Gilber: Summerall being
IL Derelict, all those having demands, are
requested TO present them, dnly alested, and
those indebted to make immediate payment to
the subscriber.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D.
may 26 If ISr
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Earze,s Pile Re2aaeeZz.

-CqGE - - VtS AAOscSspJs
YUY HIS certain safe and officacious remedy
H has never been known 10 fail The ai.
fcted should tryit. For sale at Edgefeld c.
House, by R. 8, ROBERTS.
june 8 Z. If 20
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d i[Slif IsS{k
90 "A ! 2 5
7lz[aI|!llH;(1lS(1!)
Warranted to Cure.
July Z

Warranted to Cure.
HEMORRHOIDS,O OR PILES, is disease
produced by local irritation, costiveness, ,purga.
tive stimulants, undue determination Of blood
10 the hemorrhoidal vessels by excessive riding
or walking. or congestive state of the liver,
and peculiarity Of the constitution ITSELF
II is usually considered under three forms,
or varieties, as follows-Blind Piles, White
Piles, and Bleeding Piles.
This disease is so common, and so very well
known, that description ofts symptoms is
not deemed necessary.
y The success that has followed the use of the
Enbrocaiionin the cure Of this disease, has
been truly astonishing, Pbysicians now ad.
wise their patients t0try it, as the only 81 -
Pile Medicine.
In addition 10 its being positive remedy E.
the Piles, it never fails to cure thai lNTOLn,
RABLE ITCHING, which is SO very comu,oe
and has its location iri The same parts as III
Piles,
Read the following, from the editorial CO.
lumns of Alexander's Weekly Messenger
Found at iaSt-A cure for the Piles.-Physi.
clans and Chemists have long been anxious 10
discover medicine that would cure one olthe
most troublesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has al last been the result. DR.. JACKSON'S
PILE EMBR:OCATlON not only stops all
bleeding, allays pain and inflammation, subdues
that intolerable itching, but effectualfy cures,
like charm, and in very short time; persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for
years.
For sale by R. S. ROBERTS, Agent, at
Edgefeld Court House, South Carolina
march 10 II
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Notice..

VOtHCCe
A LII those indebted TO the estate OF Charity
IA Johnson, decd, are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having demands
topresent them properly nttested.
G.. B. GOULDEN,
SIMEON ATTAEVAY,
administrators.
;plvG f "a