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may 26
Da. e.iit,siIiIsPifIilIs,,

IS - 3 s 80
rITIZENS OFsTHE STATEsf fatss
" il be remeul6ased that BlandrafsSp psost
table UnirsrsaL PilLs have now 6een 6slola jhst
citizens Of the United States foI lesfiy yMEE
years, and used by hundreds OF thousands
They are so well Il:known that il need scarcely
be mentioned that they are 4 igaiisel 81
dicine.'' so "jnslly balanced that ths :ssxpeIs:
ence Of century has proved that theYW
be taken in ary dose. according %. Natals ~
quirements. .-and this rnle IetsIsto bet sexes
and all ages. They have been used IN aYefEi
variety of deranqemens;nf of the hlimanfb0d
and yet. when properly used, meyer failed diosS
restore to health, exceptiin those cases where
nature has exhausted before the spills were
commenced with Y ~ = 4 "a
Experience has taught that BrandretbsS We y
getable Universal Pills remove all c1rr6pt shns
mors from the body in an easy safe and effec-s
'tnal manner; producing no effect bur whatwills
finally conduce to the perfect puri6Gatil ofthe
Bio d. and thereby cure Tie disease, (wliateyers
name it may be called, and give perfect, health
to the whnlo system.
Remember, Druggists are not permitted To-
sell my Pills--if you purchase Of them ypuiwil;
obtain counterfeit. B. BRAEDRETH. M.fDss
DR.. Brandrrth's Principal Office 24l: Broad.
way N. Y other Offices in New ,York. q q
TThe genuine only for sale in Edgefeld
District by R. 8. ROBERTS. EdsefeId Court
House, KExRscK THAYER,a Hamburg, ,sand:
SMYLEY's Store, Meeting street. q. Is &
Every Agent having the genuine basa o csr.s
tiicate ofAgency, signed by the Doctor him:
self. .I.s - ~ - tss'sessc
may 26 .g5.ssss; ..sss, Ims,.f
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THE FARMERS CREED.

We believe 10 small farms aud thorough
cultivation. The soil loves to eat as well
as its owner and should be nuriered.
We believe in large crops, which leave
the land belier than they found il-making
both The farm and the farmer rich al once.
We believe in going to the bottom OF
the things. and therefore in deep plough
ing. and enough oft; all The better if with
a subsoil.
We believe that the best fertility Of the
soil is the spirit Of industry, enterprise, and
intelligence; without this, lime and gyp-
sum, bones and green manure, mari or
plaster will be of little use.
We believe in good fences, barns, good
farm houses, good stock. anc good ORCH
ards.
We believe in clean kitchen, neat wife
10 il, spinning pianno, a clean cupboard,
dairy, and conscience.
We firmly disbelIeve in farmers that
will not improve, in farms that crow poor
er every year; in starved cattle, in far
mers' boys becoming clerks and merchants.
in farmers daughters unwilling 10 work /;
and in all farmers who are ashamed of
their vocation.
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New Trusses for sRuplitfiaiaries, II

RiDDELlssTRUsss ArgpEABD0M
ssy sSs NAL 81 SUPPORTE Rs
:YEyHEi Subscriber having bobgh htihssP PhtentS
Z .H Right,of Rildel's 7, ,russes and Abdorhis
nal Supporters recommend iIie6n To the pub
lie, as the most valuable and perhaps only I'M
sruInen Of thes kind that perform > cure sil,ii
almost every case Of Rupture. II Ss adapted
10 the anatomical structure Of HE Pelyis and iss
admirablycalcDlated toreiieye e.iheses ssfa ca.
ses of Prolapsls Uteri, or faing flilss womb
which make the patisnt fer so much 80 the
universal destruction. Of health. The Abdomiss
nal Snpporterl.is eminently seEy iceah|e i'm
Piles, neyeffailiag e; cure them, ,bys isaiosiag
The cause: .E a.. ssIS 81;
Persons having Negroes ruptufed. rnayS hare
q cure guaranteed, and the fer7napof .nlofsa ahan
one third of what The hand would be incTsassds
in value Where the cure cannot be- efsgedS
from die destruction ot the paris bYs time ths
Truss will enable the. Wearer. do; encounter the
mosl severe work Of any kind Plahtsrs. .Honlds
do well 10 attend this 6oiice: Use
Price Of Trnss So without giaranfees a1ds.
$50 or BOO, or as mag be: agyssd oat sedIss
ttsi 52{. i5. X RI 8. ROBERTSs
NAV 96 at
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i GOOD SENTIMENTS. rs

Agriculture is the nursery OF patriotism.
Aiwise government will not be slow in
fostering the agricultural Interest,". Zs,lFE y
Let every farmer who has a son to ecu
cate, believe and remembe:, that science
lays the Foundation Of every Thing valuable
in agriculture.
Science must combine witt, practice TO
make a good farmer. ~ ,'. ,,l .... .s.lssi.f..
The opposition against book farming
rests on the shoulders ofiwo monsters, ig-
norance and prejudice.
Ifyou separate science from agriculture.
you rob nation Of It's principal jewels.
Agriculture, aided by science, will make
lille nalion great one.
All the energy Of the heror and all the
science Of the philosopher. may fud scope
in The cultivation Of one farm.
A skiful agriculturist will constitute one
Of the mIghliesl bulwarks Of which civil
liberty can boast. -
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BecKsvsih,s pills.

WNHE Proprietor, manysyears IS d 90, wkiis
searching for "a reinedy " for his own FIJI
health which the prescription ofsthegday had
failed To benefit, to hit npon the. compos!ioa &c:
these Pills, and proved entirely ylsncressfals
in restoring his hea)ih.- Their composiiIon
was freely Communicated toimanySP hysicisis.
and it was not the design ofSthe Inventor mat
they should extend beyond lie privatis;pTs
Of himself, and tbs, ofhis medical friends.
plcalions. for: them, however, sbeganio mulii:
ply, and he was advised BY many of his profss.:
sional brethren and Of her genilemen; of chatsS
ac,er and distinction 10 spsepaIesa sa gusnsity df
them and place themsill the hands Fan aposs
thecary. Even this seemed insufhcie and be-
was urged to send them by mems ORA agencies
throughout The country CaMmel had long
been common domestic remedy. 81 There 8wass.
scarcely a family in which rial Of ttpasf nor
10 be found and in which ii. was no, ised dwitiii
aiegree of freedom from which WelpjnE3fnrfssg
ed Physician should shrink: "a strange infa;tnssi
alton loo seemed to, exist among .manyfof Has
Faculty. Hardly case was y prescribed foI.fi
whether acute or, chrome; in which caiomai.
was not given. in some stageaof The disc ass: s
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Head Quarters, I
CoIuYpIA Slh Nav. 1S47. 4

.
GENERAL ORDER.
"A LII Officers Of Militia Of this Stale order
IA ing elections Of officers Of The line of
whatever grade or rank, or making .appsint-
ments of officers Of the staff, will report the
names Of the officers so elected or appointed to
the Secretary Of State, who is directed there.
upon To fiji up and forward their commissions
without delay, and he is also further directed
not to issue or deliver any blank military conf
mission.
All commission addressed 10 the Secretary
Of State under this order TO be endorsed Mill:
tary Service"
The Brigadier Generals are charged with
the extension of this order.
BY order Of the Commander.in Chief.
J. w. CANTEY,
Adjt. s. Inspt Gen.
may 10 ct II Z
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ny DOLLARS will be paid Artillery

bony enlisted for the Artillery
leach non @ @
war with Mex
% BY MS term
d will liberty to locate 10 one buoy % upon b 5 ns
HgsDREn bearing SIX per CENT
stated ration per day allowed eIy soldier
comfortable
line duly the laws provide
and
soldier hd
Tie msind gsr
regularly
recruit me Lieutenant or 1aPn aI no, he
PEffN "a Lieu" iSm u hanu.
Hotel Edge6eLd e H srtEa.
Rtndz0oas June s4 E".i S3 IN
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Brought to the Vail

nF this District, on lhe.l4lh ull., ne
" gro man.. who calls himself JIM,
says he belongs TO Mr.. Pinkney Brow q,
who resides in Baldwin county, Geo.,
within ten miles of the town Of Milledge-
vile. Jim is ola dark complexion, abou,
26 years old. 5 feet u inches high, has a
scar on his forehead. and one on his left
jaw. Says he has been away from home
about two months. t.;ift s. 4IS4,SsnS+
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove properly, pay. chargess and take said
slave away, otherwise lheswill be dealt
with as the law directs. - --,s
G. H. GOODMAN.sJ. E. D.
june 2 If ~
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Mammoth Fine.-The Horticulturist of
May gives an account of an enormous viue
a, Burlington, New Jersey, on farm called
West Hill, about two miles from the town.
A letter iu that periodical, Gays Of il.
"At three feet from the ground, il mea-
sures six feet one inch round Ihe trunk,
and at ten feet high it is positively three
feet in circumference II is native male
grape, aud has been the wander Of the
neishborbood as long back as the memory
of man reached. Ii is sill healthy, aud
ia giant folds run over and cover four
trees, one Of which is a full sized white
oak. and The Others are quite large
"A string 6feet inch long, will enclose
two lolerable corpuleDI people; and these
dimensions are as large as a good sized
washing iub.-You may thus form an idea
ofils great growth This vine grows near
a springy soil on upland, its roots no doubr
penetrating 10 the waler.-May not this
tsach US lesson TO give the roollets,
wherever il is possible, access to a spring
water il may be question,
too, whether we do not cut down our vines
too much" -
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7V0tice to !Sl,ssssIe .Nahcers.

Notice TO ShSmgLe MNkerS.
YNHE GrauitevilIe Manufacturing Compa-
H- ny. wish 10 purchase MILLION of
Shingles, TO be delivered and stacked at
Granileville. For Shingles le inches long a
inches wide 5.6thick, prime stuff, well drawn,
they will give $3 25 per thousand; for similar
Shingles ! inch thick 50 IS. VI made on the
Companies land. a fair allowance will be re-
quired for The Timber.
-. VIM. GREGG,
Pres. G.. M. Co.
april 3m ~
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Ready.made Clothing,
.sIIfNES DfNIsnA -
NEW GOODS;

"HE Subscriber is now receiving spTen.
IL did Stock Of N wv; GOODS at the
Brick Store formerly occupied by Presley g.
Bryan, consisting Of alI kinds of t,''s2ss
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARD
WARE, CROCKERY. Shoes, Z
AND HATS, Il;
TO which he invites his friends and the-public
10 call and examine for themselves, before purr
cInsing elsewhere. - =
N. B. Goods very low for CASH. !
: ,s..s..s-, b. C. b RYAN 4
April 9Th ls47. If l2
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a LARG Z stock OF these is offered at and
IA below cost consisting in part OF E
Fros,'s illustrated United States. 2 vols.
Bell and Stokes Practice, 2 vols.
Devices Midwifery.
Ason's Pathology. GsHs
Hooper's Medical Dictionary,
Brandes' Encyclopedia Of Science Litera.
ture, &c. * glJqa
CIuden's illustrated Concordance,
Tytler's Universal History, 2 vols.
History ofall the Religious denominations
in the United States,
United States Exploring Expedition,5 vols.
Websters, .Ainsworth's, and Graves Die.
tionaries, ~ = agi-
Youatt on. the Horse, 5and Youatt & Cla.
ter. on Catile,5Ij gts5at :. ~
Oswald's chronological Dictionary,
Schol rs' Companion,
Mitchel's and Smiths Geography,
Book of Common Prayer,
Beyeridge's Public Prayer and Commu.
Z nion, ssiH
Moffat's Southern Africa,
Dr.. Durbin's Europe,
aD'Aubigne's History the Reformation.
q vols. ,faff
New York and Carey's Readers, &c.
Ladies Lexicon,
Students Bible, Greek and English,
Barnes's Notes on the Gospels, Isaiah, Job
and the Epistles,
sadlard's British Pulpit Q vols.
4. Comprehensive Commentary, 6 vols.
Bible and Testaments in all bindings, 81
R. s. ROBERTS.
may 10 st II
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA,
EDGEFTELD, DISTRICT.
In THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Iulins c. pardne. Comulain,L
Sam'l P. MeVary, Admir-. Of
DAME! P. Walker, decd. &

sam'l P. Mevary, Ge; Adm'r. 81 20
DAME! P. Walker. decd. & account.
others, surelies, Defendantal .e s,..y.s.,.s
JULIUS C. 3PARDUE having this day
filed his petition before me, setting forththal he
is a creditor Of Daniel P. Walker, decd, TO
considerable amount. and that Samuel P. Nc.
Va,y, administrator Of tha, estate, has removed
beyond the limits of the State swilhout having
accounted, it is therefore ordered, that The said
Samuel p. McVary, adm'r.ra as aforesaid, and
Penelope Williams and Nathaniel Burton. ad.
uninistatiix and administrator, os Gibson j..
Williams. dec'd., who was surely to said ad.
lninstration. do appear beforetne in the Court
of Ordinary. to be held az Edge6eld Court
House, IN the District aforesaid, on Tuesday
The 29th ofJune inst, to show cause. ifany they
can, why they should not render before me, an
account Of said administrator Given. under
my haud, at my Office. ON tho l1se June 1s47.
- ,,aa JOHN HILL, o. E.. D.
june 2 si.l,ti at 10 /,
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ROBERTS WORM TEA

T@NHlS excellent and inhaIlible Preparations
n is recommended totte public. The sighssL
Of Worms and felid breath. swelled stomach,ss
very little, or Too great appetite, nausea, heads.
ache affection Of the l brain vomiting skng
fits and convulsive lwitchngs, Shiny and disor 4.
dered state of The bowels and fever. Parents s
would do well to bear in mind, that the remedy
can be- had for these dangerous complaining i
when proceeding from Worms, for l2d centssss.
only. B. 8. ROBERTS.1l.s
march 81 : :. g - 49,. II ~ 10 J siti it4ssi
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Pride in Children. in children
needs 10 he checked, put it should be at
tempred with great prudence, or mischief
may follow. | will relae one Of the most
successful attempts TO suppress it Of which
I ever heard. Frederic, Duke of York, a
son of George the Third of Great Britain,
was married 10 the Princess royal Of Prus-
sia., a lady as much celebrated for her
charity, as she was for her piety and good
sense. Que day walking to Oatlands, 10
Surry, when they had country seat, she
saw an interesting little ragged girl aud
inquired of her concerning her home and
friends found that she was child
OF poor widow who had been left with a
large family 10 provide for. The duchess
took this child home with her, TO train her
up in her family. After clothing The child,
sbe had The rags taken and washed, aud
put BY IN box. If on any occasion, The
child became haughty toward any Of the
dumestics, the correction was 10 bring oul
the rags, and dress the child with them
for that day. Such treatment could scarce
ly prejudice the child against any thing
else bul pride.-Christian Watchman.
Fiummery.-Some Of the literali affect
10 believe, that person 10 become erni.
neu,ly great and distinguished, must spend
five or six years 10 The hall of college or
university; but we don't believe a y such
thing. Some Of the greatest and mos,
powerful men The world ever knew sone
ofthe most gallant and fearless warriors.
and consummae statesmen. The world has
ever produced-uever saw the inside of a.
college. Idle, vagranl loafers-scandaIuus
classical bigots, and egotisic literary bpo
bies, may prae as much as they please
about 'sliberaI education, and the study
of the classics" but it will avail nothing.
1t is all-fummery!
A gang of runaway negroes were arres-
ted near la Grange, Georgia few days
since, by a few young men. They were
armed with scylhe blades and being ap.
preached. they brandished their weapons
and sworn they would not surrender. They
were fred upon repeatedly, without effect
and as often would they rush upon their
pursuers and force,b to give back, mol.
wi.bsianding their advantage in arms and
ammunition. Nor did they suffer them.
-. e4Ngt IT r
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Stss. SstAe.-
.YEN HE Subscriber now offers for sale the
n tract Of Land on which he now resides.
lying ON Log Creek, nine esniiles west of Edge
field Court House, containing nine hundred
aud nine acres, of which there is about five ehun.
dreds acres Of woodland. On the premises is
n large aud comfortable Dwelling House, and
all other necessary out buildings. The plunta
ton is in COOL repair. Those wishing to pur-
chase can call and examine for themselves:
s' E'fl.it' 's;t5if F.FBURNS.
april 7 s@e Rcsai 3m 4 ~
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E55Iz2 z22lg|s!sE2 1sIS|Z 81
l5lllIIllH;;Ill)SlZ(
Warranted terCufe.,

Warranted te~GUfc.
HEMORRBS1DS, ,OIFPlLE5, Is disease
produce4~5y local irritation, costiveness, purga'
tixur stmulants, undue determination Of blood
10 the hemorrhoidal vessels by excessive riding
or walking. or a congestive state Of the liver,
and peculiarity Of the constitution itself.
Il 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 its symptoms is
not deemed necessary.
The success that has followed the use Of the
Embrocation in the cure nf ii is disease, has
been truly astonishing. Physicians now ad.
wise their patients 10 try it, as the only
Pile Medicine,
In addition 10 its heing positive remedy for
The Piles. it never fails to cure that lN1'OLE
RABLE ITCHING, which is so very common,
and has its location in the same parts as the
Piles.
Read the following, from the editoria! CO.
lumns Of Alexander's Weekly Messenger
Found at iasf-A cure for the Pilss-Physi
clans and Chemists have long been anxious TO
discover medicine that would cure one ofthe
most Troublesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has al last been the result DR.. JACKSON'S
PILE EMBRUCATlON not only stops all
bleeding. aays pain and inflammation. subdues
that intolerabe itching. but effectuaIly cures,
like charm. and in very short time, persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for
years.
Edgefeld Court House, South Carolina.
march 10
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R. =. ROBERTS,
EH AS JUS. received. and Is receiving, fresh
a u supply of,hs. following Goods, at the
Cheap Cash Store,

Caicoes. 64 cents to rs cents yard,
Nankeens, Georgia. l21 cents ayaid,
Checks, l2t cents yurd,
Crash f,r Towels l24 cents yard good
Bleached Linen Table Diaper I0.4 wide
Bird Eye Diaper, fre quality, 37d cents
yard, -ss-gg c.stss
Ladies Muslins G. Balzorines for Dresses,
Black Silk Nett Gloves.
Brown Linens for gentlemen's and chill.
dren's wear, !..N-'
Bed Tick, a superior article,
Umbrellas and Parasols, 1883 '
Bleached and nnbeached Homespuns,
: Coates Spool Thread, only S cent,a spool,
Grass Cloth Skirts. a.
may rs 81 1S
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.sI
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. !,
IN EQUITY. ~ vs.

George Parott. Bill for Foreclo.
DS ls5,, il--i5sE ;. sure OF Mort-lss5k
James E. Walker. g. others, gage. &c. s.rssEsS
ET appearing to my satisfaction. that James
n E. Walker JosephJ. Walker. Ae1andeEsss
F. Walker, John NJ. Walker, Moses Walkers .;,s
James C. Walker. Samuel P. Nc Marry and ~
Elizabeth c. his wife, Sarah Ann Walker: and Ses
Mary D Walker defendants iniheS case, are sae,i
without the limits Of this State; Ordered
the defendants above named, do appear III thias
honorable Conrt nnd plead, answer or demrE
to the said Bill. within three monlhs from lhe s
publication Of this order. or the said bill will be-
taken pro confrsso against them.
8. 8. TtJMKINS.s G.. * r. DE-. .;.s... ~.
Commissioners Office, March s. sl8417.
march 10 IyalT' = ~ IS NJ
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NOVJGE.a3

nae R. ROFF, Swho. he ID eonditlonally amin
I'VE tere 81 in the right Of SEdge6eld District,
To- Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, Patent)
has never complied with said condiu OF, nero
fore he holds no interest, and has no TIsht !e
sci! or ma any contract sfor said Wheeis;
We, the undersigned are the owners OF said
right, and a tight purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
z Mr.J. T.sWEBBER, we anthorise, with iull
power to act as our agent. -, .
! d '93 fCOTHRAN & MOORE:
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f.
Extract of letter received in Charleston, dated,
es BEAUFORT, tS. C.( (May24, ls47. p
Your Cotton, like that ofsmanys others,
looks badly Of late, so much so that have
sent to the Point for seed f,bMslhe overseer
had, unfortunately, none TO spare. Ap-I
plication-w made elswhere, but none
could be obtained except here, were |
succeeded 10 getting few bushels. The
Cotton still dropping. the boat was sent
here for more, but have been enabled to
procure but very few bushels. Many
crops have been much injured, and there
is no seed 10 replace the dead plants. Mr..
;-'s fields are in this condition Teven
Cotton thai has just come up is dying.
Transplan:ing Peach 7Tees.-A writer
in the llorliculturist, thinks that is hel ad-
visable 10 transplant peach trees the R'sr
wear after budding. This was once my
opinion; butI have found thar trees plant.
ed in the sprirg,lh had been budded the
previous fall. did better than if left one year
longer, They are more RAIN of growth,
anuiFansP'huti"S 'heHl iusneo ef n.'te " 'nO'
ence in the growth. transplanled some
last spring in The laIIer part Of April OF the
beginning Of May, thai have grown more
than six feet high. | was first led 10 his
practice from nurseryman. 10 whom ap-
Piled Cor some trees, and thought il at
6rsl. nothing more or less than an excuse
to sell me The young trees. as he had no
older ones Uf the sort | wanled. But ]
have found by experience that il IS The
best way; and oil tha, person has TO do
is to lake care hat they have living buds.
NOT what is called by some dormant ones.
In a lot that planted out last spring. l
believe had bu, one which missed, though
had three or four that did not start till
late, but they made nearly three feet.
A. A. MULLET.
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SOUTH CAROLINA. ,.,.,. ;.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Ises.
IN THE COMMONiaPLEAS.s I
Henry B. Gleason, ~ Declaration

rs. in -
james H.Jones, &: Co. dtiachment. .sf
rENHE Plainlff in The above case, having
n this day filed his Declaration in my Of.
fee, and the Defendant :havilig neilher wife
nor attorney. known to reside within the limits
Of this State, on whom a copy sofihe said De.
claraIion, with a rule 10 plead. can be served.
On motion Of NJ. Gray. Plaintiffs Attorney, it
is ordered, That the said d Defendant appear and
plead to the said Declaration, whinsa year
and day fiom the date hereof. or final and
absolute judgment viii be awarded against him
by default. IS, Sc
THO. g. BACON, Clerk. 81 81
Clerks Office. May 26, ls47. . qly 49,
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NOTICE. sss'lsE 81

NUFIC ET.E - 3 s ~ 7sss5ss s.
A LII Persons indebted 10 ilie Estate of We
N George Pope, decease;:... are hereby nod. sss
fled tina, it is absolutely necessary 10 collect a
the money due the Estate, and sthat thoae who -
The Notes are the hands Of N. L. Griffin OF
J. w. Gibbs, EsqB. US ts 2;iSS, ss
.js5 i55 THoS. IA. PoPE.. Execntets
Jan3