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ANOTHER AsToNIsHlNG CURE i
From DR.. Baker, sprinsdeld, Washington County,

From DR.. Baker, Springfield, Washington County,
Kentucky
a SPRINGFIELD, KY, May II, 164J.
Messrs sandford &c Park-I take this Opportunity Of
informing you of remarkable cure perfo rned upon
by the of DR.. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry
In the year 1910, was taken with Inflammation OF
the Bowels which latored under for six weeks when
gradually recovered. In the fall of ISil was attacked
with severe cold which ssaed itself upen my lungs
and the space of three years confined to nv bed
tried all kinds of medicines and every variety of edica
winter Of 1874, when heard of "Wistars Basam OF
Wild Cherry"
NV friends persuaded me to give trial. though had
given up a hopes of recovery and had prepared myself
for the change of another world Through the soicita
ton was induced to make of the Genuine Wstars
Balsain of Wild Cherry" The effect truly asonish
ing After five years OF aflictou pain and suffering and
after having spent FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO no
purpose and the hest and most respectable physicians had
proved unavaing soon restored 20 health by the
blessing of God and the use OF DR.. Wistar's Basam
Wild Cherry ni9l U f fEllt E
am now enjoying good hoalth and such is my altered
appearance that am no longer known when meet my
former acguainthnces. trgsfrAI iN+
have gained rapidly in weight, and my flesh is firm and
seems to agree with me- have eaten during the
last six months than had eaten for five years before
Considering my cnse almost miracle deem II neces
sary for the good of the afflicted and duty the
propretos and my fellow men, to make this statement
public. liIW aHy t41l4uI
NAV the blessings Of God rest upon the propretors of 60
valuable rnedicine Wisars BaIsam OF Wild Cherry
Yours respectfully, rs WILLIAM II. BAKER
formed In other parts of country we should in
deed he destitute of all feelings of hmanitv did we not
call upon all whoae afflicted with pulmonary diseases 10
resort at to this the only remedy that he relied on
Sold in Cincinnati, the cornerof Fourth and Walnut
Streets by SANFORD & PARK,
General Agents for the Western States
Sold by II G. LEE, Rslida.
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Used by the Inhabitants Of China for more
than 1000 Years and now first introduced
into the United States!

Prrpared entirely from the root Of GINSENG and
ranted to contain preparation tf Anmony Mercury
Opium.
by hundreds in the ate who testify that it has raised
Them from the Brink Of the Gruue!
after they and their friends had long censed TO hope An
Agent writes"Your medicine is doing wonders In our
neighorlood, short time as we have had it. -Four OF
my neghbors whose certifca send you, date their
Life's Salvation to ii!
Send on fresh snppyt is fast driving the old
des--the low price at whiclsyon put it,
ONLY FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE!
is consideration of these bard times"
The action of the GINSENG PASAoEA differs from that Of
diseases instead of queting the Bronchial irritation by
their soporc properties and thus rendering hs lungs In
sensible irritation Of the disease, which is but hast
ening the Patient to the Tomb II
Remores the Irritation,
by Its specific action the lungs and restores the sufferer
Have you a Cough?
Recollect cough is hut the signal Of approaching Con
sumption Reject in such case the Opium mixtures offer
ed as specifics, as you Mould PoisOni
Ask yom Physicidn-IIe wiU tell you so.
Arc yoa dragging living death with that worst Of
BRONCHITISs
Avoid the Opium Nostrums!!
Your case cannot be orse hau dozens been cured
--PERJN.dJvEJN7LY CURED-by this preparation
Even though Consumption be preying your vitals,
with its serpentteeth,
THERE is YET HOPE!
The experience of dozens saw to you-7hsrs is MORE
THAN HOPE. r
Try the GINSENG. The price at which
we put it, places it within the reach of all.
DAYS. & WILMER, Columbus, General agents for
Ohio, TO whom hll orders should he addressed.
Sold by H. G. LEE, Kalida.
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DRY GOODS.

Consisting of Blue, Black, Brown, and Grey
Cloths; Cassnetts and Satiinetts, of various
qualities; Red and White Flannels; Bangup
Cord; Beaveyteens, of various qualities and
prices; superior LOT of Calcoes, at from s
to 25 cents per yard; splendid lot of Ala
pacas, very cheap; Circassians, of various
co!ors; Apron Check; Brown and Blue Drill;
Table Diaper and Towelling; Brown and
Black Muslin; an extensive lot of Sheetipg
and Shifting, Cotton Yarn and Bleached Mus
lin, very low; Ladies Silk dress Handker-
chiefs; Woollen and Worsted Handkerchiets;
Shaws Of varions kinds; Vestings, of dife.
rent kinds, such as light summer figure and
striped satin, blue and black silk velvet, &c,
very low; Cotton Velvet; all kinds of Trim
ing for Goats, Vests, &C., very low indeed; |;
Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, Gingbam and
Cotton Handkerchiefs; Plain and Fancy
Muslns; Bobbine,ts; Footing Lace; Edging
and Inserting; beautiful lot of Ribbons,
extremely cheap;a lot of summer stufs,
Tweeds, &C., &C., Of different kinds and
qualities, exceedingly cheap; stuff for sum-
mer coats: Ticking: Canvass: Padding:
Gambroon; Gingham: Sewing Silk and
Twist: Patent Thread: Cotton Thread,
Spoos and Skeins, of all varieties; Shoe
Thread: Ladies' White and Black Hose
Genilemen's do: Ladies' white and colored
Cotton Gloves Toys: Stay Cards; Corsetls:
Tapes ami Bindings Of all kinds: Furreiings,
Childrens Hoods: cotton and elastic Suspen-
ders: splendid lot Of combs, fine and hair
pocket do. Buttons, an assorted variety; Best
Drilled Needles, Pins in papers and per
ounce, Pocket Wallets, Purses, Watch Keys,
Hooks and Eyes, Eyletts, Fish Hooks, &c.
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|G L 0 R lou S NEW s!
VAIL a. BEAMS
NEW CASH STORE.
-ot.to-

-o+ %+o
VAIL g. BEAM have just received, at their
Store in Kalida, Putnam Co., direct from the
city, splendid assortment of Goods, of ev-
cry description necessary for this Section of
The country, which, together with their orig.
nal stock, constitutes selection unsurpassed
in extent, variety or quality in the Northwest.
They have now on hand splendid assort-
ment of
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@W 0@ @laLREm5e
Wanted:

Five Thousand lbs. of Butter; 10000 BUSH
els Wheat, Corn, Oats, Timothy and Clover
Seed. Wool, Ginseng, Beeswax, Feathers,
Cattle, Hogs, and Horses, all taken
in exchange, and in fact every thing the far
mer has 10 soil. Kalida May %. ls47.
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X A L I'D A HO Ell
] A M e S H. V ALL

D II w u . II. r L.
NH AS taken the well known and
@A d. n commodious Tavern Stand fern.
NssS ery occupied by T. r. Mcclure. Tho
MaAa House has been thoroughly repated
4szzdsasS this fall, and is now we'll fitted 10 the
accommodation of the ,ravelling community.
]. H. V. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-.
modations and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part Ohio. His table will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
ow to suit the times He has also large and good
tabling, and designs to spare no pains to securo
comfort and convenience OF his guests.
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Each box contains sufficient 10 spread 6
or large plasters. Rrice so cents per box.
AeENTs.--H. G. LEE, Kalda; NJ. MYERS,
Columbus Grove; and w. HAMILTON, Pen
dleton. Feb. 10. l647. 3llacw
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ANOTHER NEW YEAR
Feb. 10, le47.

AMID the succession OF periods, more has
volved around. How fraugt with food for thought
those " mile stones" In human life
CHANGE AFTER CHANGE
how many the changes-that retrospect of the past o
months will conjure up to view
THE STRUGGLING POOR
have in some instances been made happy by the dawn Of
brighter days; while those basking In the
~ SUNSHINE OF PROSPERITY,
have had TO taste the bitter pangs of want. How ought
these vivid essons-from of es truthful page-to stir
up the hearts of oil ~ r.-
to goodly deeds,
And thoughts Of sympathy i f.
DEATH oo has not been idle hut has helped to make up
the changes Of the past year. And where health took
up its abode, disease holds in thradom But how of
is i'll health attrbutedt to
NEGLIGENCE OR PREJUDICE,
which induces the suffering invalid to refuse using the
rigfu remedy which his own peculiar malady calls for
The experience Of more than
TEN THOUSAND TRIALS
proves the uneguaed value of that pleasant and most
celebrated medicine,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
For Diseases Of the Lungs and Breasti
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AGENTS
Q. ii. Rice, Kaida Putnam Co.,
ALI Thompson, Myers Mill
Allen & Co. Giboa.
Peter Myers Frarconia,
w. Hamilton, Pendleton.
A. 7. Edgerton, Hcksville, Defiance Co.
8. Blockman, Independence.
5. 5. Hankins, Charloe, Paulding Co.
b. b. Woodcock, New Rochester.
Alien Parker, Antwerp.
y. X. Funk, Napoleon, Henry Co.
b. B. Abel, Providence, Lucas Co.
Knlida, May %, lS47 326.
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Crockeru and Glassware.


a we'll selected assortment.
Fur, Silk, Wool & Palm Hats. Also fine
assortment Of School Books.
Boots and Shoes,
Very low, from SLIT 100000. Mems
coarse shoes, rs cents to $l,25 per pair
Ladies' slippers and Caters. Chldren's
shoes of various kinds.
@nOal4[z2EB
large lol Of excellent coffee, Tea, from 25
cents to $l,00 per lb.; chocolate, saeratus
Ginger, sugar, Rice, spice, and pepper, Pow
der and Lead, black and scotch snuff, starch,
all kinds Of Tobacco, &c.
A lot of Drugs, Medicines, and Dye stufs,
Calomel, Pills, Nerve and bone Liniment,
Mustard, saltpetre, copperas, Alum, Ink,
Indigo, EPSON salts, Glauber salts. A good
assortment of Paints and Dye-stufs, of all
kinds, Linseed and sperm Oil, castor oil,
Turpentine by the gallon, &c. AH the
ubope articles wiU be sold uery low for Cash
or Country Produce.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-30

TUNO the Jail Of Duplin County. on Thursday,
- 22d Of April, the following described NE
GROES:--
BOLIVER TAYLOR, aged 20 years, feet
81 inches high, straight hair-a mua.to.
BILL JOHNSON, aged % years, feet 10
inches high. left eye out--a black.
MARQUIS LAFAYETTE TAYLOR. aged
81 years, 5 feet inches high, straight hair-a
muatto..
HENRY MANLY. aged % years, feet 81
inches high. ssraight hair-a muIa:to.
BILL HAGINS, aged 80 years, 5 feet 10
inches high--a black.
ALLEN BANKS, aged IS years, feet 81
inches high--a mulatto-and
BETSEY BANKS. (who says she is wife to
said Allen.) aged rs years. feet A inches high,
straight hair. also mula to.
These Negroes assert that they are free. but
having no papers or other evidence 10 establish
their freedom, they have been committed to Jail
as runaway slaves. All persons having claim 10
said Negroes will come forward aud prove the
same, or they will be dealt with as the law directs
JOHN B. HUSSEY, JaiIer.
April 30, ls4T--[33tf
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B B MALE INSTITUTE
BEA UFORT. ~. {;

VENHIS INSTITUTION will be opened on the
IL first Monday in July next, under the super
attendance of a gentleman eminenty qualified to
mpart instruction, and to direct the studies of his
pupils. He will be assisted by Ladies of the
highest attsinments, as Teachers. The French
department will be in charge of gentleman-a
native of France-who has much celebrity as
teacher of that language. No pains nor expense
will be spared 10 make this Institute permanent
and superior school for the Eastern portion of
North Carolina, in which students can receive a
liberal and accomplished education. -
Beaufort is pleasant village. of some 500 in
habtants, situated in full view of the Ocean, and
much resorted to in the sickly season for health.
Tuition 10 the Scientific, Musical, French and
Ornamental departments, with boarding, &C., will
be on the most reasonable TERMS
For further particulars inquire of J. F. JONES
|. RAMSEY. JAMES RuMLEY, or WM s. LASeDoN.
p. S.-Beaufort is 80 miles from Wilmington.
April 80, lS47--I33-ly
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SEES, that he has exulted at the defeat of the
American arms and the murderous inroads OF
the savages have thought proper to notice
some few of the public acts of Mr.. Webster,
because his long and thorough opposition to
the conservative doctrines of the Republican
party, and his advocacy of the loose and wild
construction of the Federal school, ne may De
regarded as the true impersonation OF the pre-
sent Wing party. This Hartford Convention
FedeTdlist is one of their acknowledged lea
ders in opposing the Mexican war.
have now very briefly but family CLEANED
from the history of the times sketch OF the
anti American principles of Daniel Webster
and James Watson Webb, who are both recog-
nized as patterns of whiggery and l would
not again recur TO the remarks of the captous
and schismatic gentleman from Davidson
were it not for the purpose of cautioning him,
lest his wanton faulty should again induce
him to avail himself of the occasion of lectu-
ring the House to seriously mediate on the IA
miliar admonition of the moral poet,
In lfe'e last scenes what prodigies arise.
Fears Of the brave, and follies Of the wise;
From MarborOugh's eyes the tears of dotage now,
And swift expires drivlller and show"
was little surprised at the egotisical and
self -opinionated character of the remarks sub
mitted by the gentleman from Northampton,
(Mr. Barnes,) and the gentleman from Cho-
wan, (Mr. Paine,) who exemplifed their ex-
IRENE anxiety to hold the present Administra-
ton responsible for the war by assailling it
in the most extraordinary, illiberal, and, I'M
justifable terms but hope Imay be permit
ted to say to the yaunting gentlemen that their
miserable attempts to vent their inveterate and
unmitigated malignity against the President Of
the United States will but recoil with ten fold
aggravation on their own heads. Let me say
10 these gentlemen that
Fell sorrows tooth doth never rankle more
Than when it bites but lanceth not the sore''
Sir, the commendabe fidelity and ability
with which JAMES K. Polk has discharged
the high and responsible duties of his station,
challenges the admiration of every true hearted
patriot in the land, and is well calculated TO
raise in the hearts of his countrymen pro-
| found yeneration for his transcendent virtues
and abilities. The undaunted Grmness which
has characterized his whole public course, the
uniform decision and energy with which he
has conducted himself in the management OF
our domestic and foreign affairs, during one
of the most difficult and dangerous periods that
has ever yet occurred in our countrys history
will cause his name to be inscribed on its
brightest pages and handed down to grateful
posterity as the friend and benefactor of his
country His name will be held in grateful
remembrance by his countrymen when those
who would maiciously tarnish his fair fame
shall be thought OF only as iniamy is remem
| bered:
| "Till the future dares
| Forget the past, his fate and name shall be
| An echo aud a light unto futuritT."
| ITO be concluded neat areek.)
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<NWILI. be sold. on the LIST Monday i'm Nav
wv next. at Jacksonville, in the County of
Onsow, all the Real Estate of Jarvis Marble, de.
ceased. These Lands combine many advantages.
The situation is said TO be as healthy as any in
the Eastern portion of North Carolina-with fer.
lity Of SOIL fine Turpentlne lands, fine situation
for mercantile business. and abounds with as fine
fish aud oysters as could be desired. Persons do.
slring TO purchase valuable farm, combining all
these advantages. would do well to attend. Terms
made known at the sale.
w. D. HUMPHREY, shift
April %, lS4z-[32-2t.
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H0
Valuable Lands For Sale.

ME- subscriber having qualii d as Executor
IL TO the last Will and Testament of the Rev.
fETER CkRLrox, decd. will SELL. on Thursday,
the 10th Of June, the Red House plantation, near
Richard strickland's, in Duplin county. trsc, of
Land containing about 700 acres, on which about
two tasks of new boxes can be cut. Said tract
lies near the Rail Road, and has valuable Timber,
With some cleared land. 10 bad repair, and toer-
able good old dwelling house thereon. Also. on
the same day and place. shall offer for sale a
tract of Land called the Jacob Mathews Tract. on
the waters of Rockfsh. containing about 800 acres
Pine Land. Those wishing to purchase, would
do well to look for themselves before the day OF
sale. / would refer such to Richard Strickland,
who lives near the Red House Tract and Jacob
Wells ST., who lives near the Jacob Mathews
Tract. There will be short credit given, with
notes and unquestiohable securities required
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JAMES PEARSALL, Ex'r.
April 30, l747-[33-tds
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"HE subscriber having rented the Ice HOu"
formerly occupied by E. A. Keith, takes
this method ofinforming the public that it will re-
main open for the delivery of Ice during the sum-
mer season from 6 A. NJ. to p. M.
Orders from the country will be promptly attsn'
ted to. p. M. WALKER.
April 10th, IS47 3l.6t
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The Connecticut elections have resulted in
favor of the Wings. They have elected their
Governor, a majority in the legislature, and
also reelected their members to Congress-
Hartford Convention Federalism is hard to
keep down.-Er paper
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S25 Reward.

RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 9Th
- inst, negro fellow by the name of Primer.
Prince is = dark negro. has a downward look is
about feet high, 10 years old. and very bow Itg-
him to me at my plantation on the Sound. 10
miles from Wilmington or $50 if he is lodged in
New Hanover Jail. GEO. w. POLLOCK.
New-Hanover county, April Is, ls47. 3l.f
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The orders at Troy N. Y, is said to require
the furnishing of two millions of cartridges
per month, during the continuance of the war
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~ ii
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, an inae w..
- apprentice. by the name Of William - I'm an
thews. will give five dollars reward iof sou an.
prentice, and also forwarn all persons ron .tr
ploying or hardening said boy under tne pm On
Of the law. GEoH"1
April %, Ie47-l33-1
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SEGARS AND T0BACCO-50.o0 Sc
gafs, assorted Brands-Tobacco in all va
Yisties,st HOWARD. & PEDEN'S. :.
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nlLS-Pure sperm, bIeached whale, Blacklist
~ for machinery, Linseed, Olive and Castor
in quantities to.suit purchasers. at
STANTON & cos
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b @ARDN3R

NEAVING resumed his profession in Win n,;n,
- ton. is prepared b take contracts for ere''"'
or experimenting buildings OF any description"
April 23d, lS47.-T32-lm
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just Received.
COMPREHENSIVE.

Having purchased the stock in trade of Me,su.
Hall 4 armstrong. we beg leave To tender our
services to their OLD CUSTOMERS, and to the coun.
try people generally. and hope by strict attention
to business. and promptness, to merit liberal
share of patronage. We will keep such a stock
of goods as Hall &. Armstrong have been in the
habit of keeping, which shall be sold Un the mos.
liberal and accommodating terms.
HECTOR MCCLELLAN.
ALEXANDER McRAE, j..
April %, lS47 32.tt
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IT. TAKE this method Of informing the nn,r
~ that now occ npy the Livery Stables fot rs"nc
occupied by Mr.. H. r. Nixon. and soGci, u
patronage Of the public generally. All pe,,o ~s
who may favor me with call. may rest assn assn,
that their horses will be promptly attended to :.
hatter myself that have the best Of Osle,.
w. II. J. VANN, Ae.n,
April 23d, ls47.-l32tf
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Eo~ ~AE-
A COUPLE Of likely Negro fellows. r.
n made known on application to e~'
- MILES CosTN
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoL1NA,
COLUMBUS COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law-Sp;ing Term, A. D.
l847.
Eliza E. De Shields
vs. Petition for Divorce.

Martin A. De SHE d.
TIT appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court
~ that the defendant is no, an inhqbitant Of this
State, motion. it is ordered that publication he
made for three months in the Wilmington ChrOnl'
Gle, and Wilmington Journal. notifying the said
Martin A De Shields to appear at the next term
of this Court. at the Court House in Whitevl',
on the third Monday after the fourth Monday in
September next, and plead. answer or demur +"
said petition. or the same will be taken pro In
tesso aud heard erparts.
Teste, JOHN A. MAULTSBY, Clerk.
April 18th, lS47 printers fee $40 3I.3m
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$40 Reward.

nUNAWAY from the subscribe 8 plantation
~ in Sampson county, in December la''' ~
negro man
SAID negro is about feet or 9 inches h'sn
dark completed. He is probably lurking anu ..,
the lipes Of Sampson. Duplin and New Ha %s.
counties, in the Deighborhood of Mr. Bryant W.
kinks, where he had wife at the time the 'O'
scriber bought him. :. /.
The atove reward of Twenty Dollars vi" VIII.
given for his delivery to the subscriber, IN Isrr
son county; and an additional reward oil rU;s
Dollars will be given for proof sufficient TO c0n'
any white person of harboring him.
CHAS. H. STEVENo:
Clinton. Sampson Co., April %, 47.-l'-H
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TO THE PUBLIC:
Sumner Advancement.

summer Arrangement.
WWE will deliver ICE from the lee House, in
wv future every morning. Except Sunday from
rise till breakfast BELL 1t will also be retasd
from
Shaw's Drug Store at all hours OF the da!
We will open every Saturday afternoon for two
hours before sunset to supply our customers w
the Sabbath.
In cases Of sickness during the summer,
can be had on Sundays or at any hour ofths nlg0'
by calling on w. Shaw, at his house nearly Op'
posite Mr.. o. G. Parsley's. Thankful for pa"
favors. we beg TO assure the public we will Y"
our best endeavorse to accommodate and keep
good supply on hand.
SHAW & REPITON.
Anr;, 18th lsl7 3l.d
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1-.----- - -~Az1O
at April Term Of DupIin County Co..
e. subscriber having qualified as Erecaa. the
the last WIN and Testament of the Rev. Dur %
CARLTON, decd. requests oil persons ind.ts1tA
said estate TO make immediate payment Of ~ to
respective dues and all those having claims 'e
said estate, notified to present them 'a'nss
thenticated. within the time limited bv l.ss au.
statute will be plead in bar Of their recover. The
JAMES PEARsALL, e.,
April 30, lS47--f33-tf
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SUGARS-New Orleans, st. Crolr -.
~ Powdered and Crushed, at "0'i'
A301 HOWARD & PEDEN,S
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pale ALE-5o dozen Pale Ale, ni.,
= and quarts. For sale low at pms
A3O1 HOWARD g. PEDEN,S