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sick removed from cold and colnforless
camp to the Hotels Of Hamburg, and;
placed in charge Of Mrs. Hubbard, MIRA,
w. Roach. and Mr.. 5. w. Shelton, with
orders that the sick men should have every
attention, and all The comfort tha, could bs
rendered them. A number Of these meu
lay here helpless for weeks, several died,
and being generally without money, the
expenses Of attendants, purses, bhrylas,
&C., fell on'Mrs. Hubbard and on ,Messrs
Roach and Shelton, They were instruct
ed by Col. Butler 10 make out their bills
against the State aud they should, be paid.
They did make out their bills aud present.
ed them 10 the Legislature of South Caro-
lima and they were rejected, payment re-
fused. Who could have believed2H, yetfH
is true! Here are small bills. not for
merchandise sold suffers, but for money
paid out, aud actual services rendereJSto
The sick and dying soldiers o(lhe;P almello,
that too by our own citizens, mol strangers
in ,Nelo Orleans unknown 10 the LeglsIas
ture, but by tnen known 10 be honorable,
acting under tile immediate: instructions ot
the Colonel of the Regiment, and their
bills certified by an officer oflhe Regiment
left in command, aud, therefore, known 70
be correct. These tllebills were actually
rejected, and dspaymentrefused by the same
official gentlemen, who agreed to pay the
debt of Smith & Hill to Johnson g. Burn
ley for about six thousand dollars. We
hold that Legislator is the servant OF the
people who elects him, and, lherefores
bouud to carry outthe wishes ofthia con-
sli,uenls. Willithepeople of South Caro-.
liua justify the Legislature in refusing 10
pay The small bills presentedsby Roach
and Shel,on7 We think uot st is time
however, that the press and the people
speak out, and let those who have; been
dressed in litle brief authority, under.
slandin what lightthe official acfs are-re-
coived by the people, the sovereisus of:the
land.
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- Them ~
7agss c66Pletel stopp rLillsi flisi &c; M
have. never had a. return of Them snps ios this
time, fnearly two years and near q year ofs
this time Was passed. .in the ,same place Wliere:F
FIRST caugh ghtthe disease: b
That my case is nor one cured bye cliance. it iss
piosenirom the fact that sfohr pill out ofthGt
same box cured Capt Reuben Banks, Sd seis
fectually that he has neyerhad dsedse since:s
,whereas before he often suffered from.it. Two
other person were also cured BY the contents Of.
This same box, and they neither Of them have
had u Return oft although they both reside
where they are exposed every season. e - !,
know several others who have been cured !
by your pills, but it is unnecessary to detail
their cases. The hest certificates Of their e1fiei-
ency IN Cnills and Fever, will be few dose 81
and if they are as beneficial to- others as.iheYs
have been to me they may be truly called pubs
lie blessing. .zs,ss2si.s3.
lam with much respect your obee,t ser-yh. =
- E = HENRY BRISCOE;s.
For sale by T. RisIey, R1alnbiurg. s.. ) afiaal
- J. d. TlBBETTS,
=, Etlgefed C.. H., s. C.
1niy 70 GIN Y 27to
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ref ffench alelt be-.
comm ence al Heo;
;Aadcrson Gaze,5-


i,iis a very c.sa"aaG @aG iot men i"
do those things IL = a5si-L-soito TO do, aud
leave undoue ihose mat should have been
performed. IF this remark applies lo.in-
'dividuals, how much more does it apply
10 Legislative assemblies We have been
reminded this, by The proceedings o: our
Stale Legislature n, its late session. We
bad been apprized by the proceedings Of
that body, that they had appropriated a
large sum Of money TO pay debt to
Johnson & Burnley of New Orleans, and
that said debt had originated in some way
through The suffers of the Palmetto Regi-
ment.
We learn fram developemen,s made by
The Hon. 3. F. Perry, of Greenyile. III
his address 10 his constituents, that The
Legislature passed bill making an ap-
prislion Of SOME six thousand dollars TO
pay deb, owing by Smith & Hill, la!c
suffers of the Palmetto Regiment, to
Johnson & Burnley of New Orleans.
Where our Legislators found authority to
appropriate The money of the people to
the payment ofthis debt, we are at loss
10 find out, and we apprehend that he
people generally are like ourselves, ieno-
rant on the subject, aud would like to be
enlightened. We certainly eau perceive
nothing in the published documents, or
from the exhibits made before the Legisla
ture so far as they have been made public,
that justified those who supported the
measure.
Believing tha. the members who brought
forward this claim, aud those who advoca-
ted and voted for it. have been guilty Of
maladminislraton of the legislative pow
ers, we call.t attention of the people TO
the fact and ask Them 10 mark the men,
If however, there were circumstances
connected with the claim, or testimony he
forethe Legislature that justified the course
taken by that Indy, The members owe it to
themselves as well as. 10 their constituents
to explain them to lbe people. -
We propose now to presen, The other
SIDE theproposhiobs that men leave un.
done those ihingssihey should have per-
formed, and iu doing this we are compelled
10 exhibit in,t striking colors the ineonsis.
lency of Legislative bodies.
II Is generally known By our readers.
that for some time before The Palmetto
Regiment marched from this State last
wiu!er, they were stationed at. Camp
johnson, in this vicinity, during this time
The influenza aud violent colds prevailed
among the soldiers to au alarming extent,
and when the Regimen, was ready 10
move, many of these, poor fellows were
left behind. Col, Butler with that praise
worthy devotion 10 The comfort aud well
being of his soldiers, that seems 10 have
been characteristic with him, had all the
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Fla NEe RDE2 SALE.

DY. consent of parties. will be sold for
.ae division, at Edge6cld CourI House,
on -rhc first Monday in March nexl, one
tract of LAND, containing 400 acres.
more or less. situated in this District, on
The waters of Sleepy Creek. known as The
Mountain Tract. adjoining lands Of George
QUITS, J. J. Sill, and others. it being part
ofthe real estate Of Joseph Still, deceased.
A credi. untilth first day of January.
1S49, with nole and Two approved securi-
lies, with mortgage Of The premises.
iELIIAH STILL. Adm'r.
feb. s 81 8
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= HaGA 4 Il mencing the 1st March, and end.
~ YNEing The Isl July at his stable near
E.n9zz5 Columbia, at the moderate price
of $50, lor'the season. MARES wlil.be taken
fcareof at 81 cents per day, but no.abiiIy for
accidents and escapes, & -.
CHILDE HAROLD, is six yenrs old this
Spring, is a rich mahogany bay, with black
legs, name and tail. full16 hands high, and in
point ofblood, bone, figure and performance,
is not the inferior ofany horse, either in En-
gland or America.
One dollar to the Groome in every case.
- PEDIGREE.
Cililde Harold was bred BY that liberal
gentleman and spirited sportsman Col. Wade
Hampton, out Of his celebrated mare Maria
West. (the dam Of Wagner, Fanny, and Muir.
earet Wood, } and by his very superior import
ed horse Sovercgni Soycreignwa by 'Emilius,
the best Stalllonin England. out of King vii.
liams' mare Feur de Lis, unqueStionably the
best marein England. 81 -.
PERFORMANCE. ...sE.
Childe Har0ld's career as a racer, has
been u short, but u brilliant one; in January of
1876, lie ran his first race over the Columbia
course foi the large sweepstake Of lliat year,
I (Sl200O two'mle heals; 5000 entrance; eight
ooooSiluclS. EUuI sLtteu diIu tuC EhCo was
won by Childe Harold, in two heats, in the
unprecedented time over this course of 3 4St,
3 81. Phe Columbia course is by, far the
deepest and heaviest course in South Carolina.
Two days after this, he won annher sweepstake
Of Two mile heats, Eve subscribers, 500 Ell.
trance. $50 ioliei. Every thing paid forfeit
insthis race except the celebrated Boston ;flly,
who was beaten al two heats in 3 Sd 3 81.
In The following month he won over the Char.
lesion course the Jockey Club Pn,se Of $l0U0,
iour mile heats, bea'ing attwo heats the crack
| Western Racer, Jerry Lancaster, who had run
over the Orleans course in7 40; and the cele'
brated mare Sally Morgan. Two days ,atei
this, he started for q handycap purse Of $6OD
three milo helts, aud won easily at two heals,
beating Sally Morgan and Jerry Lancaster,
who carried 10 or IL pounds under weight,
aud running the last mile in this race, inl so
This may be sad to hlYe closed Childe Har.
old's carrera. q race horse; he never " rs sound
af.r it. He was trained, however, Yin the fol
lowing Fall, started at Columbia for the Jockey
Club Purse Of $500, mile heats, and won the
purse, although by the acknowledgement OF an
experienced boy, Sally Morgan won beat
iron him by half u,neck. Hisleet were in such
condition rs 10 make il necessary to turn him
out for the remainder Of the season. He wus
trainedaguin last Fall, for six weeks, and started
| at Augusta, 4mile heats. lame in botifore legs;
.,ccst the heat, and was Withdrawn from the iuri
to be paced in The breeding Studs. Car.
, fehrnary9 at =:
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RAT POISON.

A FRESH SUPPLY of thar Rat De.
IA slroyer. of which the RATS are Sc
fond. that thirty or forty have been found
dead al once. Price 25 cents box, lnr
sale at the Cheap Cash Store Of
r. S. ROBERTS,.
feb9 If g
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.ceal.
~: snoaI sla.....,,,,.,,,d,, Bales, Needles.

.ts4ttr a = = \.
:; aa!ol S;n.gi, iS4:: ,.rd Bales Needes,
Turpenline SpsH at 8 cents q pound by the
box. ar Gents; n bar by The single bar,
Np.;l Mackdrs in kits.at S3 90. also by retail,
Britannia Teaspoons l2i TO .374 cents a sett,
do Tat,espo cents seii,
Collins warranted Axes, atSl l2i cents each,
Seed Poi,ltoesiRpd Garden Seeds,
Forsale; by ~ ,a-a
- ,sE.s5gs; s,.5g5 II. s. ROBERTS.
Who has alsnyLg Roys Pills, Peters and
.Speneers Pills. Porous and Poor Mans Pas.
ter. Cement for Glass and China, with full
stock OF Paleiitlahd all her MEDICINES.
rrhruary2 If 9
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Essyasabse mad for ,Sale.

EEHHE Sqbserihetb being desirous ofmovihg
!. .H %! the EST, offers for sale his PLAN.
.TATIoN on Ihe Columbia road. 81 miles from
Edse6eld CHS containing 425 acres by survey,
iabout 325 acres ofwhich is excellent woodland.
the soikisWsH adapted to the culture ofCo,,on
and Grain, Fhep plantationis under good fence
Ing. and insn nShlghsnte Of cultivation. On the
premises, .theLs ia cgInlnodlons Dwelling and
olher necessary oltbnildings: Those wishing
to:purclidse will please call and .exnnine for
themselves 5,,s,ii;;J fsa1ES hfU URRELL.
I february g. ;;sssg 4 {, go ct 8
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Final NOticet,., !,

"a Eh Persons indebted 10 The estate 1ofs: Dir
lM Augustus Nv. Burt. deceased, nre request.
ed 10 make immediate payment and ihase hay,
ing demands against said esta.e. are Requested
10 presentthein for payment, properly attesled..
Wishing To bring the estate to a close, ibavs
determined o.place all accounts notepaii by
rsturn day, in the hands Of the proper oificera
for collection. - - =, 80, 80 !.
WM. M.BURT, ,Ad,mrs
January 26 -S4t 10Y
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FEITI EsundsRigned haveheen appoi Mt ed by
d. His EIcellency the Governor, u Oom.
lnil,ee for Edge6eld District, to receive app.
cation for releffrom the fund appropriated by
the Stnie, g..4nr ,he immediate wants OF the Or.
pllans aud Widows Of those of the Palmetto
Regiment, who have died since The commence.
ment ol,he Mexican. Wnr, and Of those who
have become disabled in the. service" We in.
the Governor proposes BY The LIST March, to dis
their next Company musters.
4. - N. h. GRIFFIN,
THOS. G. BACON,
~ u WIN. P. BUTLER,
jnnuafy 96 s;;s2aaas.s If L
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En- aasel.slgiilla,aent. u, n J; d.

;WH RS. ENfsD will acconmo oda,e her friends
IEH. and ihd Snblic with BOARDING and
5LObGfNG NGSfHrng c Courl, and all Public Days,
at the Rooms ser, Mr. B. Cs, Bryali's Store
upon reaspnaee terms Is
februafY -qsastf 3
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

TENO Doct. ]. H. Jennings, J.. w. RochelI,
u and J. NJ. c. FreelandS
You are appointed appraisers, to appraise an
estray Filly. Said Fllly is light sorrel, with
white spo, in her forehead. and some. white
specks on her back I; she is about four (4) years
old, and is about AZ feet high; no other marks
recolected. Tolled before me. by John Brack-
nell, the Sd day Of January. 1S4S.
Appraised at thirty dollars.
Given under my hand and sel this the Bird
OF January. ]s46. t..j..tsa.
JAMES BLACKWELL, Magistrate.
jannary21 lum4m, SO
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ras H.ig:. MS .an,iiy. and appears friendly 10
lne Americans. We know no. what de-
gree Of credit 10 attach 10 this report.

The 4. ". Joknson.-1'he loss OF life in
this boat has been, re regret 10 announce,
greatly under estimated. l'nuw appears
that instead of eighty lives LOST, in all, one
hundred and fourteen persons 'ocfes des-
troyed. This is truely terrible, and we
hope that no efforts will be spared lo'Irace
out The cause Of a calamity SO horrible
Bait Clipper.
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had declared that he entertained no ardent
auachmen, 10 the Union, aud denounced
General Andrew Jackson as a brutal and
insoIent dictator, &c. The gentleman
had not himself exhibited SO much Gevo-
ton 10 the Government or the Union, as
10 en,iIle him 10 read lectures 10 those Of
this House who deemed it their duty to
question the Presidents acts.
The Peace Rumors.-These rumours
thicken nn US. The Philadelphia Bulle-
tin off Monday afternoon says:-
"Mr. Cummings, Of The Bulletin, who
is now in Washington, has sent US des-
patch, in which he states that ouertures
haze been made By .Merico. and that these
ouertures are Substantially acceptable to
tie 4 administration"
A Washington correspondent Of The
New York Courier, writing under dale Of
January %, says
.'You may set down The following
things as certain in reguard 10 MIR.
Trist.
Firsl-That he has actually agreed
wilh:the Mexican Commissioners upon
treaty of peace, securing New Mexico aud
Upper California TO the United States.
Second-That General Scoll concurs
in the treaty. -.
Third-Il.at Mr.. Trist and Gen. Scott
entertain sanguine hopes tha, this treaty
will bio ratified by the Mexican Con-
gress,
Fourth-That if the treaty fails in the
Mexican Consress,iI will be'uy The union
oflwo anlasonistic parties in Mexico
the PLros aud the adherenls Of Santa An.
ma. The latter because, they, desire 10
restore The old military central power; aud
The former, because they are really desi-
rous through the prolongalion Of our occu..
patton Of Mexico 10 become annexed to
the Uniled States"
What appears 10 lend confirmation, to
these rumors is the uniform language Of
the correspondents of The New Orleans
papers in The city OF Mexico, One of
these in eIer 10 the Picayune, dated
l1lh ult. says: -
"Peace within sort time is now con-
;fdently predicted here BY persons ofintel-
ligence, and by those whachave access To-
reliable information. Bysome it is said
the Mexican Government, afiersits com.
missipners were informed by Gen, Scott
aud Mr.. Trst, that they had no powers TO
neg gotiate, proposed that commissioners
should be appointed blythe Governments,
10 meet al Havana. Others-and: i think
they come nearer the lruth-say that The
Mexican Government, had made a p,opo-.
silion, and thalil had been transmitted 10
Washington" -. ~
Retrenchment.-The Governor, Of our
State has sci about curiailing The expeu-.
ses Of our. State Government aud like
the rest of the people, VIXEN they wish TO
economise, she does so4by lessening his
news paper patronage. He has given no.
lice ihal only such papers In future, as he
may designate, shall lsreceive pay for pub:
Slishing Proelamations,y g Genetal Orders.
&c.iassig gniug as hisreason9 for so order.
ing that ii 10 100; erpsnsige;; thus conclud-
Ing better los keep pfo1 ffths Of.
sopls ignps & l nee; q s8tatsisAI
'ssI' :as,!t ~.
ale :ee .ssss;
,::,si;ss.
IS S iu5iaS iis5-
.$s Is, "a .; .;jT.
Wdat
ssss scdaonz asaa3a =
fsdlfesachmsat he, !, Z, -, Z.
commence at Heo
anderson Guzets.
- 3 sls
-. s. From the liz y>5gc!;cGa.
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Ralph Scurry,
gEN HE plaintiff in the above case having this
Il day filed Ills declaration IN my office,
and the defendant having neither wile:nor ut.
torney, known TO reside within The limits of
this State. on whoma Copy of said declaration,
with rule TO plead. can be served, On motion
Of MIR. Wiseman, Attorney lor Plaintiff, lis
ordered, that the said defendant appear and
plead 10 the snid declaration in a year and II
day, from the date hereof, or judgment vii be
given aguinst him by default.
THO..G. BACON. Clerk.
Edsefed C. Fl. Clerks Office, l5th Nov.l
november "a Nv "a
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From the N. o. P,cayune, January 3d..
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.}d Il 7.

l.
Among the passengers on the Maria
Burr. yesterday, came Lieut.. Franklin.ao
the Typographical Engineers, a gallant
young officer WHO rendered himself con.
spicuous a, 'Buena Vista as member OF
Gen, Wool's siaif' by his gallantry. Lieut..
f, is direct from Gen, Wool's headquarters
al Monterey, which place he left on the
18th inst. Jds befure he left an express
was received from Sallilo from Cox
Hamtramck, in command of the forces
there, stating that report had reached
from source entied to credit: ,:lt1af force
of .Mexicans. 10000 strong, under com
.mapdiof Gen. Bustamente, we're marching
down from San Luis upon Sallilo. The
report even particuarizes The points from
whence the troops had been raised, butso
frequen, are the stampedss upon that line,
very lille credit was attached toihe report.
Our forces there were 10 good condition,
aud perfectly willngao be attacked when.
ever The enemy thought best 10 nake7the
periment. - -, :2'' =. . .
Upon The: receipt Of This news 5en.
Wool hadSapprised ihe merchants alatoit.
terry, Calnargo, Ms.7li,GEas r;:.t 3eS
zpcfts,'h 90 ttsU!4 st!,r,i :5g':'-3;.; .s:s".
lGGt;ua n .,la n2y ~ sssaf9s i-zf.2 i
8Giae5 source 10 iaasa ,tia. n ';f:.:.,s,
/ 'ic&icsn ot!ics ~be has a.. !.
sSlftri;::- cE!:,ee3u=, Is Al '.Es.i:'rSl ~.
Essi9s 81 ffiScf iata ""o l''os.s !!
Gen, W.ii;tpr p.2an.e;sm.a.e agr1ir .:.tiis.
existing Gso.e.nnsn; ~ Ia1'c.
'.v0r nf i'-' ::..s. .r.. .,.s .'-4
a,".
- -. B.. aa..
,,sal cc--tyci 81 =, ,3,2h 'rgn
tie H. Hi, C5ra:,,a. :.,,i, '':fsasce il.s
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EWe are authorized TO announce w. A.
HARRIS, Esqr., AS Il candidae' for seat in
the House Of Representatives, at the next cleo.
ton.
february Q IT, 3
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Notice,

A Ii those indebted to The estnte of Thos. ].
S{A Hibbrr, dec'd.,are required to make i'm:
mediate payment, and: those having demands
10 present them properly a.tested. =. ~
y 80 JOSIAH P,,PERRIN. sAdmr.
. Feb O. 3ln g.:
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.ecordsd in the Adjutau,'s Book for future

recorded in the Adjutau,'s Book for future
reference.
Resolved, That The proceedings of This
meeting be recorded in the Adjutauts
Book, and published in the Edge6eld Adj
pertiser.
w. L. COLEMAN, Chm.
Ell. SHAM, .Sec'ry.
Retirement ofMr. Waiker.-The Wash
inslon correspondent of the NJ *. Com
nercial .idrertissr says, that MIR. Walker.
Secretary of the Treasury, has announced
his purpose TO resign his Office on the 4th
of March next. Iii health, is said 10 be
the cause ofhis resignation.
Borh Mr., Lewis.and Mr.. King Of Ala
bama,+ have come out agains,salr. Calhoun
as candidate for the Presidency. Mr..
Lewis JUST after his reelection to the SEN
a,e, says, :insa letter as follows: s." Differ.
ing:wiih hir,. Mr.. Calhoun, distinctly
on7ths subject of-ihe Mexican war, as do a
majority OF those represent, have 20
desireSto see him brought forward fur the
Presidency or. Vice Presidency; nor do
believe such is the. expectation either of
himself or Of those who have beeu regard
ed his especial friends Mr.. Lewis fur
herdeciares that he shall supportihe nom.
iness of a Democratic Convention. If they
are sound on the subject of The WiImot
Proviso, expressing his preference for a
candidate from The free States and in re-
ference to tbs war, says: II am in favor
of fits vigorous prosecution, TO The extent Of
ample Indemnity for the past, aud securi-
fY Tor tbe future" ."-Penasytuanian.
twill be seen by the letter otour Wash.
ing,on correspondent. that the President
has communicated TO Congress certain ad-
ditional! letters from Gen. Taylor. from
Mhichsilwouldseem that he adheres. to his
former opinion. thar the proper method OF
bringing the Mexican war 10 an end, is to
s.dopl defensive line. a. .
Joint Resolutions have been introduced
into the House of Repl lesentatives, lit will
be seen by our correspondents :.le,ter)
proYidingfor the annexat:onof NeweMex-
leo aud Upper and Lower California. as a
partof The Territory ofihe u U.sSta,es, and
aud extending ihe,laws Of the country
over the inhabitants.thereof.s
AFresolnlion had also been offered de-
claring its.inexpedienl 10 annex Tie whole
ofMcxico, but that tthesline proposed by
Mt.y Tristwill be considered a Sufficient in
demnity. q So,
These propositions will doubtless lead
TO much debate Chars. Courier. -
Correspondence ofthe Charleston Neies
WAsHINeToN, Jan, 81 ,.lS45. ;
Ills still insisled by lbe especial friends
ofihe administration that no project of; a
treaty has been received from NJ Trisr.
: This sirue. But the President has be-
forsshinzthe outlines Of a project from ihe
Mexican Commissioners, as have rprevi-
sonsIy stated: The President, Il have un:i
derslood will not ssubmit theaterms TO- stbe
Senate, as.he did in Ihe Greg Gpntro:.
eyersy, for ,he obvious reason thal one
Stlifd Of flle Mexican; s1eIfiIary is fot q.
nongitsto pay The. debt u thiiell airlsof
/ onfneig ghbouf ICES ME
Thar ALI OF nous, Enfs
liIjai| = y;
ssahail glad IJscli0Ss.
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NOTICE,

NUIICE. i. - !:
TENHOSE indebted 70 the estate Of .John
81 Rhoden, dec 'dsiare requested 10 make I'M
payment, and those llnviig demands to present
iliems properly attesled! 2 - s;
SSs>5;J % OilNfPRiC E, E1ccaiof s.;
Eeb g. a.. 2 fE=SSa '>-Sffe,
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dIgaEEDE EHARaAED.

THIS Celebrated RACE
HORSE will make bis first seu'
son the ensuing Spring, com.
nencing the 1st March, and end.
inglhe Isl July, at his stable near
:. n nln hin nj the n1ndprafa nrica