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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

nun NJ, r, fs.so.Sl oossV. IN ~ - :. 80 "A
BY the su,sc6ef, at this office, until edncsday, he
10Th DAY ofjsaGay At for blasting trench for lay
ing ~aesp Pc IN Tenth avenae hetweea ID feet north
The tIench will he required - be q feet deep feet
a. 81 bottom and 4 feet vice a. top Proposals VIII
made the wok Progresses on the regular payday o.
te Depai n-nt with reservation OF tan Per eoet anu
the completion OF tho contract Proposals T. b. endorsed
frorosss tor Blasting BY order Of tie Cruioa Aaue
duct COMMITTEES. us tJxbl JAMES A. COFFIN, frcs't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

MAcoS, Geo. 9TH Jan lStS.
nIvIDEND.-Ad dividend vi two dollars per share
~ the capital stock VI tho Macon and Western n Co.
has been declared psyase the hrst day Of February
next thu Bank Of the State OF Newfork for oil shares
standingon the books OF the New-York Agency.
ii3.t.- BY order, J. H. TAYLOR, Trsssr
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NIU>,C.-Ban. sld p.l'is. attended vita ~u.s. ..sl
SPANISH lANcVAGE-Msnss Or.l

~ a evening cisss viii cor1ucaes the study o.
ne ah.vr ,suguAge % Wednesday sih Inst o'elcee
precisely and continue every Monday, Wednesday 81
FRIDAY from 90 7 NJ
Geitcuen disposed % Join this class sseeuAin par
uculsrs By cslhog GA frOt R,esdsn
JUST fI HLiSHEO- Rsosd sn's Spsoish Course found
Cd up Nsnescxs ors system II teaching living Ian
suasssl may be had either At the suthcrs. 10 Watef e.
~. ~ L ~ 80.
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INsLnY's GALLERY OF rORTRAIrs.-w.

I WV sufket " patrons that pFsss Of bsai.
past, this favorable time TO at t3f dsSusts
type devote more lime n than Oar style 81
portraits and low priced scale OF terms have bees
received with apparent unlyes ssussetiou. With
past Fegence superior mode OF IRE aud
chemical watch have introduced In the prooaG
shall be able 10 sarpass al former happy
efforts H. r iNSLEn.
d l.. NJ Isfay .sl md Ax.aI swau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

DLATINA.-15O ounces u pistins Ia wire 81 various
sizes and In plate flstin. eruebles esps"ies blow
pins spoons SC Also quantity Of palladium 10 Pseis
sDi wire For sale st Doct CHILTOSS Chsmieal Depot
~ Cosmbsr.-.t ji2lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15
MEDICINES.
TO HORSE OWNERS,

IA SAFs. sPEFDI ANo PERMANENT Ctkk
1@Nios heay-s or the, wila, eroksn Wind. shroais
cccf h. cli-s a1c 81 ci,cases Which st-ct TIE ma
ecu. membrane Of he laks throat hesd 81 The horse
u saY NAN Afs.-r.
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PLED0Ka.-Yor

> Bottle and BresuPi ps-hishiy recommended b. ply
sicians and all who have them used single In
specon will satisfy any person that they have great ID
yansses over those In common The subscriber nav
ina been appointed the cole agent Tor this MARKET u pre-
Pare furnish them Ia any qusntty The attention. OF
drnssi,sis repeatedly requested 20 fhs above, by
o. GUNNER LYMAN. Manufacturer Of
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WORMS! WORMSi WORMS!
THE BANE OF CHILDHOOD.
April II

A ND the certain precursor Of many danger
N Gus discusses, if allowed 10 remain long
in the human system in great numbers
Thousands of children die annually from
Worms. The season is now close al hand
when they become most troublesome to chill.
dren.
DIR. WooDRuFF's Worm SPECIFIC is safe
remedy for worms. Try it. Ii is as good as
the hest, and cheap as the cheapest.
Dir. Joseph Shippy of Muscogee co. Ga.
says ii brought away 200 worms from negro
child belonging TO him, in short time.
Mr.. John Little OF WhiIeviIle, Ga. says
gave it in one case, and brought away fifty
worms. In another case 1t cured his negro
woman ofTenia or Tape worm.
MIR. Thomas Boyd, Of Coweta CO. Ga says
he gave it To 4 negro boy who was in bad
health it brought away Immediately thirty,six
worms. He was soon well and remains SO up
to this time.
Griffin, Pile co. Ca July, lS48 MIR. Wood
ruff-Pease forward Immediately three dozen
of your Worm Specific without delay.
Respectfully, JOHN u. HILL g. Co.
Talbot Co. Ga. Dec I2. l645. DR. Wood
ruff have recently made trial OF your Worm
Specific IN bad case, with the hnppiest effect
think more of il Than ever, and believe il will
do in ninety nine cases. inthe hundred.
J. E, ROPER. Md.
For sale by r. s. ROBERTS.
Aug2 6m --"'e'--n .~~ 20
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Take Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBLVILLE DISTRICT.

EMTHER EAS, the last viii and Testament
wv of Edward Collier, deceased. ~as ud-
mitted 10 Probate, in common form, in OIdina-
nv, on 25ill May last, and there being no proper
or legal Executors to the said Will, and Pc,
tition and Suggestion being presented and Sled
by VIM. E. Collier and others, legatees neg.
Of kin, requesting the Ordinary TO carry ont the
provision of the said Will, as required BY ihe'
Ac, of Assembly, passed 1916, in such casesS
therefore, an fder was passed on said petition
granting The prayer thereof, and the estate is
now in the custody Of David Lesly, Ordinary
of AbbeyiIle District. for administration.
Alpelsons, therefore having demands against
The said estate, will present their notes or other
written evidences of indebtedness, together
with true copy thereof; and those who have
accounts against the estate will have them pro-
ven, as the la,o requires merchants and skopkeep.
crS to prove their accounts on suits instituted in
the Conrt Of Common Pleas, viz that no part
thereof was paid in the lifetime of the testaior
by settlement discount or otherwise, nor since
his death, and that all discounts have been al.
lowed. ,a, -. s,.t.,- ur,ti.a.ts,
All 6emands whatever must be presented
without failure on or before The first day. of
December next; and all those indebted to the
estate (except those who have rnnping accounts
at the Blacksmith shops, mills, &c. for the pre-.
sent year. who will he required 10 settle by the
25th Of December) must make immediate pay..
ment as no indulgence can be given; for as all,
the residue and remainder of the estate will be.
sold this ensuing fall, it becomes necessary to
know by that time the full extent nfthe debts,
in order that the Executor may turn over the:
specific leqacies without future Liabilities y
DAVID LESLEY, o. A. D, Il Exror.
june Ia lew 2Ib
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DR.. WOODRUFF'S
DYSENI,ERY CORDIAL.

ENHE well tried and generally approved
IL remedy for Dysentery, Diarrhea, Gripping
and Summer Complaints Of Children.
From the late Capt. Holmes, Georgia Reg't
Brazos San nJngo. July "a, Isi6'-Dr. ood
ruff owe an apology for not acknowledging
before e receipt of box Of your Dysenlery
Cordial, which you had the Kindness tn send
me while in Columbus, for the use ofmy corps
have found il a most valuable medicine, aud
only regret that l"have not supply of it
Wherever my men have followed directions,
thew have invariably found relief. We have
suffered and are suffering much from Dysen.
tery occasoneJ by The wretched water we have
10 drink, but your Cordial is restoring all to
their wonted health and vigor. With my sin.
cere thanks for your kindness. and best wishes
tor your success, am your obedent srrv't.
ISAAC HOLMES,
Captain Macon Guards
Geornetoun. Randolph Co Geo., June 18th,
1886 EDr. Woodruff, Sir-The demand for
yorr Dysenlery Cordial is so great, that |
want you to send by the stage. on Tuesday
four jnzclr bottles. General ShOr,er's oversecr
informed me the other day that he had used it
in sume fifty cases with entire success. In fact
every person ave snld it to is very much
pleased II certificates nre OF any use 10 you
lean get any number for you
~ Very Respectfully D. MORRIS.
For sale by *. ). ROBE is.
Auo I6 6m 30
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BY following tile directions closely while IA.
king this preparation, lis superiority over The
ordinary Tonic Mixtures, Pills, &c. will be
readily discovered.
Being purely vegetabs.Sree from all foreign
deleterious or mineral ppS Sra,ions, these pills
may be taken with the Sn&st safety under al
most any circumstances, tThey strengthen the
stomach, nvigorate III gstem, and entirely
prevent tina, langor and foslrltion Of strength
which always attend this dise:tse.
They also possess decided superiority ov-
er quinine, pfus.iate Of Iron, Arsenic, Boneset,
and the numerous other preparations usually
employed in the cure of FEVER & AGUE,
in being gently apperieni,b by this means car
rying themselves Of through the medium Of
the bowels after they have spent their medici.
nal powers in the stomach, thus preventing
the accumulation ofthose unpleasant symptoms
that almost universally follow the application
Of the aforesaid medicines which constring the
bowels, produce congestion Of the liver, and
remain in the system to brood diseases more
dangerous than those they are employed to
suhvert.
Hence il is said that those remedies in the
minority ofinstances. only serve to suppress
the disease for a short period. while the dis
ease still in his system IS blooding new evils,
and soon developes itself in more dangerous
form than at first thus the necessity of med.
icine possessing the qualities of DIR. JAYNE'S
AGUE PILLS, that can be applied without
fear of experiencing those evil effects before
alluded to- and with a full confidence ofreceiv.
ing speedy and radical cure.
II. ]. Bostick Esq. Drayton, Georgia, says.
Nov IL. lSiG-Dr. D. Jayne, Dear Sir My
sales Of your preparation have exceeded nay
expectations Your Erpeotorant, TcrmJuge
Carminatice Baisam, and Fever Ague Puts. all
sell well, some of which am now out of.
want an immediate supply of all the above
named Medicines, more particularly large
supply OF the Expectorant aud Ague Pills.
We have yet among us good many long
standing cases Of Chis and Fevers, in which
your Asue pills have never failed TO cure
Your Alternative is just beginning to be
known here and appreciated. lfi had had
enough of your Fever and Aguc Pills could
have sold more than u hundred dollars worth
of them. Yours &c. H. J. BOSTlGK.
Messrs. &; Fl. Moore, Lisbon. ILL., says
Oct 81, l646; Your Agne Pills are about gone,
and have given universal satisfaction.
VIM. Bell Esq Walnut Grove. Alabama.
says; Nov. 9th. 1916; / have sold all your A
que Pills and Tonic Vermfuge. They are
doing wonders here. | am sorry you did not
send NE more ofthem
For sale by r. s. ROBERTS,
Only Agen, in this place for The sale of DR..
Jayne Is celebrated Family Medicine.
Aug I6 3m 80
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!
DR.. JNyne's Tonic TlMsi.

EYHE most peasan, as well US the most
certain remedy for Worms; which IS
perfectly safe, and 20 pleasant that children
will not refuse 70 take it. Ii eifectually de.
slroys Worms, neutiazes acidily or sourncss
of the stumach. increases appetite, und acts as
n general and permanent tonic. and is there.
fore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent and
remittent leverS, indigestion. &C., and Is GER
tain and permanen cure for FEVER and AaCE.
1t not only destroys Wolms and nvigorates
the whole system, but it dssolyes the supera>
bundant slime or mucous so prevalent in the
stomach and bowels Of children, more espe-
cially of those in bad health. THIS mucous
forms the bed, or nest. in which worms pro.
duce their young; and by removing it, it is
impossible for them to remain in the body.
1t is harmless in its effects on the sys-
tenn. and the health of the patient is always
improved by its use, even when 10 worms
are discovered Numerous certificates Of its
usefulness have been received. which the pro.
priet0r dOrs not consider necessary 10 publish.
In fact he il in daily receipt of letters Of Gums
mrnda,ion ii"m various paris oil the country f;
not only in regard TO lis superiority in the ex.
pusiUn of W0ims, but alsu on account of its
! valuable as properties as pleasant tonic and
Strengthening medicine.
Josiah Thompson near Salem, N ]. ad.
minis,ered this Vernifugc TO child between
two and three years old, and says that in few
days she discharged one hundred and twenty
seven large worms! !!
Mr.. A Leutz, OF Penn Township Savings
Institution, in this city. gave it to one Of his
children; and says that after The sixth dose it
/; brought away about fifty worGs at once, fYe
and six inches long.
MIR. Ferdinand Woodruff nsed two bottles
Of this Vermifuge fos Dyspepsia, and in the
course Of two weeks discharged upwards OF
thirty pieces Of Tape worm, and was thereby
perfectly cured
Another gentleman of this city had il ad.
minstered to his little daughter, abont three
years old, wien she had number OF dischar-
yes from her bowels composed entirely OF ill.,,
tie white thread worms He said they came
away from her, not only by hundreds, but / may
truly say, by thousands, separately and in solid
balls as large as hickory uurs, composed en-
tirely Of dead worms"
For sale by R. s. Roberts, only Agent in
this pl.ce for the sale of Dr.. Jayne's celebra-
ted Family Medicine.
July 26 81
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DRuMMoND CANDLE MAcHINE.-We
have read frequent notices during the
winter in our exchanges. of this famous
candles,ick, which moi only holds the
light but makes IFS own candles; but we
have never had the pleasure Of seeing
it, until the present week, when we
were shown one by Mr.. Campbell,
whose advertisement appears in this
mornings paper.
We shall uow describe this inven-
ton as closely as our space and limits
will permit. The base Of the candlestick
forms chamber. A screw passes its
entire length, which being tubular, car>
ries the wick as fast as needed from its
coil,below. Lard or iallow is poured
into the lower chamber Of this can
dleslick, from whence, when it cools, it
is forced by the action of the screw
upon an iron washer or wallower, whose
upper side is coated with leather to
render-it airiight, into the upper lube
which becomes mould. turning out a
candle as hard and smooth as can he
made in any other mode, and Of any
desired length, from one inch 10 two
feet.
The ingenuity Of this con,rivance is
surpassed only by its simplicity, and the
only wonder is it has not been discovered
long ago. The simplicity and sire nglh
of the candleslick will keep it in order
for many years. There is no waste of
grease or ;allow, and it consumes it to
the last particle. The candle can be
made OF any length, and consequently
there is no running and consuming Of
grease, or breaking down of candle
as by the old mode. The wick being
dry and smooth makes light almost
equal to that Of d sperm cantle. The
candestick needs filling with grease only
once week. and with wick but once in
six weeks. These are advantages which
must stike every one at once.
So far as we are capable Of Judging
of The utility If this candl"s' ick. and
saving which must result from its use, we
think The notices in favor OF it in our
exchages we're not undrserving.
Ala Selma Repoter.
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"BUT He IS A GENTLEMAN"

How much misery, how much over
wheIming sorrow and regret has this
one short sentence caused in the world,
How many hear,less Williams are there
who move even in the ins circles, and
whose characters are known TO be inia-
nous, vet who hold up their heads tor
no other reason than because they are
gentlemen, a comely appearance, aliable
manners, and good suil of clothes.
How few there were, especially among
the young, who look beyond these ac-
complishmenls in forming their es''>
mates of character. Let a man b. ever
so corrupt, let his private character be
what it may, If he possess these little
external accomplishments it will not ans
wer, under the present constitution Of
society, to consutc him, for he is gen.
,lcman.
That good old maxim of Pope tha,
"worth makes the man" is gone out of
vogue, at least with very large por'
.ion of sociely-or else very different
standard ofwor,h has been set up, which
is, TO measure a mans worth by the
quality of the clothes he wears. of the
grace with which he bows. Thus IT is
no uncommon thing to sec man who
can drink, gamble, swear. and commit
any other species Of vice, and still be- a
gentleman. Ifih,S" men could be strip
ped OF their false-if their real chara ctcrs
could be exhibited in their make d deformi-
ty to the arlless youth, there would be but
little danger to be apprehended from
them; but The cloud under which their
baseness is concluded, tenders them
boudly dangerous associates for youth,
for it enables them 10 gain confidence
by their easy address, then lure to ruin.
Every parent who has the good Of his
offspring at I:eart should moi hesitate 10
expose the vipers, not let the considera-
,ion, he is a gcn,lman, have ary weight
in restraining him from Withdrawing his
children from the influence and society
of such men.
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AND DYSPEPSIA. . -
can confidently advise and recommend its
use, from ny personal observation and use of
the article in my own practice. This article is
favorably received wherever it. has beer used.
/ am allowed to refer to Mr.! George Heard of
rroup. Mr. John Warren of Columbus, Mr.
McAtfee of Cobb, Mr.. Asbury Hull Of Athens,
Mr.. William ID. Terrell of Putnam. ,Rev'd.
John E.. Dawson of Lagrange; to which
great number OF names might be added, who
bear their testimony to its value. -, T. -,
itabtual cosiiyeness is found very frequently
CONNECTED with feeble constitutions, and per-
sons of sedeulary habits, which often exert a
very uniavorable influence upon The general
haellh Of The subject: and is partcularly mani
tested by restless and Responding state Of the
mind, irregular If not a loss Of appetite. For
this condition OF the system. this article is conf.
denly recommended with the positive 5assur
ance that il the dose is properly adjusted, so as
not to move The bowels too actively, relief may
be relied on, without any, even the least ofihe
unpleasant consequences, resulting from the
use of the common purging medicines usually
resorted to. This article viii be found 10 act
as a pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
indication that the common puIging medicines
are designed to effect. Is: s
~ There GRE. come constitutions liable totregn
Tar arracSs = gfiUus 7eysT Hnusf sSsFy fai,
to such. I iu,end the use ofthis Medicine,
beginning, ,aeseast by the middle Of May, OF first
ofJune. 5,r,. 1r5.,5 ..,-.,.t .,Er,,,,t,,s
3. Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, often experience a sense, Of fullness.
weight, and oppression, about The stomach, az
ter eating-in snch cases a dose of this medi-
cine will often afford Immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn and costiveness, they may .use the article
without the least danger and with great benefit.
In sick or nervous headache, II is most valu.
able medicine.
could append long list Of certificates, but
forbear, preferrug to rely on the virtues Of the
medicine to sustain ITSELF The medicine il
gentle and certain cathariic tonic and sudorifc.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Eatonton, Georgia.
For sale BY Robert Anderson. Liberty Hill
Cheatem g. Settle. Dnnlonsyille, Charles Free,
man, Cairo p. O., and
-. J. D. TiBBETTs,
Edge6eld c. Fl.
sept. 8 -.. ...,-..,. ly SO
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JNyne's C0rn,i10tSUe Bat.
sam,


rs pleasant. certain. safe and effectual re.
IL medy for Dysen,ary, DiarrhGa. or Loose
ness, Cholera Morbus. Summer Complaint.
Collie. Gripping Pains, Sour Stomach, Sick and
Nervous Headache. Heartburn, Waterblash,
Pain or Sickness Of the Stomach, Vomiting.
Spnting up Of Food after eating, and also
where il passes through the body unchanged,
Want of Appetite, Restessness and inability
to Sleep, Wind in the Stomach and Bowels.
Mysteries, Cramp, Nervous Tremonrs and
Twitchings; Sea Sickness, Paintings, Melan
choIy and Lowness of Spirits, Fretting of In.
fants, and for all Bowel Affections and Ner
vous Diseases.
This ARTICLES really Invaluable in n family,
and may be depended upon, and if generally
used by physicians, Summer Complaintwould
he deprived Of all us horrors as they wonld
not lose one patien. 10 FIVE hundred cases, but
effectual cures IN one fonrth of
ired by the usual methods Of treat.
as seffectuai for adults as II is for.
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Notice.

A PPLlCATION will be made at The next
IA session Of the Legislature TO discontinue
the old Charleston Road between the Bridge
on Ninety.Six Creek and the Creek next n
bove the Gin House Of N. L. Griffin, on the
said road. E
July 10, 1edS. 3rn 26
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
nv EOUJTY.

Jacob Pow hU for PaTtition Of
rs. the Estate Of Joka
Philip Pow and others. Po,o, deceased.
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that John
4 Slotkman and Rebecca bis wife John
Reynolds and Ann his wife. William Spann,
Philip Spann, William Edwards. Shep.
herd and Sally his wife, late Sally Edwards,
and Lewis Edwards. some OF the Defendants
in this cause are without the limits Of this
State; Ordered, that the Defendants above.
named. do appear in this Honorable Court,
and plead, answer OF demnr 10 the said Bill,
within three months from the publication Of
this order, or the said Bill, will be taken pro
confcsso against them.
S. S. TOMPKINS. c. ED.
Commissioners Office, July l0tFi, fs3S.
July l2 3m s5
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TO the Subscribers to the
SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW.

MIR. Robert E. Sayle il our only authoriz-
IHl ed Agent for collecting money and SUBJ
scrip,ions in the Southern and Western States
the authority given 10 Abraham Russe hav
ing been withdrawn more than eighteen months
ago. Our subscribers will'foblige us by set
tIing only with Mr.. Sayle Or remitting directly
to,us. We will not recognise any other re-
ceipt for money except from him or the Post>
master who may remit by mail.
burgess s. JAMES.
Publishers Of tho Southern Quart Rev.
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NEW GOODS!

YENHE Subscriber has just received splen-
q. did Stock OF Spring and Summer Goods.
For Ladies' ware. 4 fine lot of
A1.,slus, Barages and Ginshashs,
Fine Nantes and Shawls.
BonnctS and Bonnet Ribbons,
Worked Collars and Euslin Trimmings,
Black and White Lace Wells,
For Gen'iemen's wear,
a fine Stock of Boots and Shoes, Of all
kinds.
Leshorm Panama, Palm, Silk and Bever
HATS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery,
A good assortment Of Groceries, such as
Sugar. Coffee. Molasscs and Rice,
Fresh CHEESE,
With manv articles too tedions TO mention.
all OF which will he sold very cheap for Cash,
or on time, to punctual customers
3. c. BRYAN.
April II If II
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sept. s


STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
William Little, Applicant, Y Partition Of land
us. derised by WI.
Jesse Little. Little James Little, liam Little, sr.
WT appearing 10 my satisfaction, that John
Il Little and David Little, TWO Of the defenx
dants. reside withnnt this State, il is therefore
ordered, that they do appear and. object to the
division or sale Of the real estate OF William
Little, Senr., DEVISED, to, the parties 10 this
proceeding, on or before. the fourth day ofSep-
tember next, 'rthcir consent 10 the same will
be entered of record. s'''.> -
JOHN HILL O.E. D.
may "a l2w 10
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Public Notice

rs hereby given, that application will be
Il made 10 ibe Legislature for an Act Of
Incorporation Of Mount Tabor Church.
situated 6 miles N. E. of Edsefield Court
House.
July 10 lS4S 3m 2G