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Isritt'S EH0tcI,
WASHINGTON, INSTEAD CO..
ARKANSAS.

AKIN AaNNAN.
u 'HE subscriber be9s 'suye to inform hs friends
J nnd the public. that be- siiIi continues hu.i.
ness al DIS old stand, where be- ha. supplied liim.
feli with every thing ncro.sury lor thr accom-.
modhilon Of the travelling community. H. house
b rommodipus. The uoHa wt.l arranged foi
families and Boz table well supplied with the best
The mnrsrl affords
llls stables ure large bontfdly supplied with
pfoyrndcr, md attended hy careful oaIrr.
lie pledges himself that nothing shuiI be- want.
ing on Boz part 10 render comfortable all who may
be pleased 10 give him caIl. llsrharres will b.
M moderate as those OF any other house in the
south, as an evidence Of which he rcirs 10 the
following
RULES
Boarding per month. o.. $40
Boarding and lodgngper week, 50
day, -
single meal, 95
lAhginf' 25
ilorc feed, g5
Keeping man and horse might, -
Keeping horse per week, -
GEO. q. BRITT.
Washington, Oct 30, lsij-7-T
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HdOR e. BUriOH,
Attorneys \ at Law

Lrwi.ytLLE, LAFAYETTE COUNTY, AUhs
VII attend ail the courts in ihc Sixth Judicial
tIrcH.t bud also tlIr courts 10 lu.on county.
March ~. l-4--lG.y
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NNENIl MEDIClAES

= VIE .p5.crhrr boz Iusi received irrhs
Erny of mHdir.ncs, which he Oh r. Tor
''i' l'" lof cAtn, ai hi- ODD shop on Nam
''rsi , BENZ. =. lett
washington, August lG.-7-L
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DIR. b. p. .EETT.

81 INVITES the attention Of all wishing 80
Il to purchase ~
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DIR. WISrAR's BkI.sAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
Forth cure Of consumption, bronchitis, coughs
colds, iuhu,uzls, bleeding of The lungs, asthma
liver complaints, officially of breathing, pam b.
the breas. aud .ide, Sc A irw doz just receive,
aud for sale By
DIR. r. 7. WILLIAMS
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10 call at his Apolheeary, opposite the clerks
oiiiee,l and examine bis stock aud prices. lie
has just received from New York large and
general assortment, aud is determined To sell At
the very lowest prices. Ills stock consists of the
following articles. all Of which are warranted to be
fresh and genuine;
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DOC FOR YOURS LE!
 For C5 CenfS!

DY means D! lhe pocket E>culanlus. or D eypss one h.s own physician rwen telh edition, with u, wards ot hund ed engrayiass. showil 2 p,.'vate diseases in every shape and form. ano maioTina'ion> of lhe genera.iye system, by ". Young, NJ D.
 The time has now arrived, tIfst persons .uf ring rom secret disease. need 10 more be- ome ihe victim ol quarkerv, as by Ihe prescriptions contained in lhis book any one my cure h,neeli, without hindrance 'o business, or he knowledge Q. the most intimate friend, and win one tenth the nsu. a, expense. In addition to the general ron iine Of private diseases, il fully explains
 he cau-e oi manhood's early teciine. with observations on marriaoe-b sides many other Arrangements whnh it woul not be ? op to enunerale in ,he publ c p,lnts.
 ;I-T Any person sending TWENTY FIVE cENrs enclosed In d letter. will rrcrlse one eypy of this book by man. or five c.,pie, will b. seal lor one ,lo lar. Ad,liess -D.. N, YOUNG No l52 Spruce street, Phil pol paid
 WAN ED-Poprietors of Drug or Boos Stores and Pediers. m ever, town in thr United States, 10 act as agents for ihr above worx.
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From the Charleston Mercury.

False Preterts. he South is called upon to vote for WLig President, and to sacrifice her long cherished political plin. ciples, on the pretext that his election is necessary 10 arrest the progress of Aboli- tionistn, and to maintain the rights of the South. Even if Gen. Taylor was sound upon the subject of Sout.. ..ern- Rights, of which he has given no evidence, and re. fuses to give any, he has by surrendering the veto, deprived himself of all power to lvindicate them. The following is the opin- ion otSouth Carolina own revered States man upon the chance of arresting AboIi- tionism through the Presidency
 ssales Foar HILL, Sept. 9, ls4s.
 DEAR SIR |: cannot better answer your letter, than by transmitting the enclosed. have only to add, that have no hope oi arrestiug Abolition through the Presilen- tiaI election. Instead of affording reme- dy, it is that which aggravates, extends. and perpetuates it; and which, finally, will give it fatal termination. unless, in the meantime, an effective remedy of some description he applied. With respect, s,'''s es J. c. CALHOUN.
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Administrators Sale.

NI ILL. he >od to the highest bidder. fo W cash, b-fare the Court House doo in tlie town of Rockio Goo.a county Alabama. On Thursday the Huh day of De- cember, 1918, during the legal hours sale op said day. all lhe right title or in. tres', which Athur B. Davis. deceased. had or held in the folio owing described land. |, 10 wit:
 The north half ol section 2l, townshi. 23 range le.
 Th- south half of section Q, township 2i, range l9.
 The south half of section 25, township 2I. range la.
 1 he nor'n half of section 20, township "A. range i9.
 The south half of section 4, township 3 range II.
 The north half oI section 26, township 19. -ange 19. | The east hall of southeast quarter of section 9 ,ownshin 20. range 19.
 The reSi half oi section l3 township 20, range l9. The west halt of southwest quarter ol seclion n, township 20, range l9. The no,,i'; west hali oi southeast quarter of seclion n IA, i. Hnsbip 20 range 9,
 The south hali G. srciion 27, township B, range IS a1t
 The west half of section p. township 2i. range io
 Tie west half of section 1j, towns.h'I' 2l, range IS.
 'rhe -outh half of section IS, township 24. range l9.
 Easl hall of suu,heast qiarter oc section 8, township 20, range l9.
 West lait of >ouihw.s; quarter of .ec- .ion 10. township 29 of range l9
 Eat half of northeast quarter of section II, township 20 oi raig ge IS.
 Northeast quarter oi southwest quarter oI seciion .4, township 20 of range l9. f.asi half of southeasl quarter of section II. township 20 oi range le.
 Easr hall of southeast quarter Of section i5, township 20 of range l9 Northwest quarter o. section g. towp> ship 20 of range l9.
 Easl half of northeast quarter of section 22 township a of range l9. Northwest quarter of section 24, town> hip 20 of r,nee l9 West half of southwest quarter of sec tion 24. township 20 Q: range l9. | 4 of the above iancs are lying and sit. uafed in Coosa county. AIabama, and soll under an order of the Ospiians' Court ol Russell county, Ala. THEO. WHITE. AsGir Exofficio
 or A. B. DAvis, deceased.
 Oct. 2i. 1s43. 9t 43
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state of Alabama,
 UGA COUNT

Special Orphans' Court, Sept. l, l545. reNfllS day cane VI .n.P. D.garrett. W
 Il Ma ter ot Aul uga l. ige No. 3i, by attorney J k Jones. aud flies his petition p aying that James Clipper ir. adm,nalra Tor of the estate of |ohn K. Mills, deceasd he rrq tired 10 make iles t, inc following I-cfibed loi, situated in ihe town of Ver- non, of sad county and known as lot No 2i, Iwent, foar. III the pllp of said town containing half an acre more or less agree able 10 a bond entered into Tn tht, lifetime of sad JJh.. K. Mills. 10 Autauga Lo lae No. Fl, and Ihe purchase money having all been paid. luis by ihe Court Ofdefed h II publication be made m tn. Sta F Guard a Nrws Paper published in ihe city oi We iumpka Alabama once a month for 'hree months. notliy,ug the sad Jslnes Clipper. administrator ,ot sail! esiate, o John K Mili,. deceased 10 De aud appear at an Or piiaps Cour, to. be holdsn al KiugstoD in said county, on the first Monday of Deeem- Der nexl and Show cause il any he has, why he sI,o i'd nut be r. qlired to make an exc one gooi and sufficient titles 10 saId lo' aare..,,.. ato bbnd of sad ,ceased.
 Cos,.J :, s,n the minutes
 looiuWvSu iWu M ..-qOnPS, IN Jr. Clerk.
 sep,emb r.i.. ls4ss. llpr lee 8 oo]
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Mont omery, June 27, lS4s. 2o-tf
CHILD.BHRTH-A VALUABLE


 W Scientific work, upon the subject of Cessation end Childbirth, by R. M. Weisselhof NJ. b, late of Paris, just pub lished by ihe author This work contains information upon subjects of the highest importance to married persnns, or those contemplating marriage. IL will be found ot special value 10 those whose means. heallh, or other circumstances, do not per. init them 10 increase the number of their family, without great inconvenience, sui ferng, or perhaps risk of lie. A method of avoiding these troubles and dangers at will, (recently discovered by celebrated physician) is fully communicated in this woik, so that any p.rson may avail him. self Of it at once. The means cost com paralivey nothing, and are within the reach of all, The process is new, safe, intailbie, convenient, simple, and cannot injure the most delicate. Nor does it cur ,ail matrimonial privileges in the least.-. Copies of this work will be sent, in close envelope, at single letter postage, to any part ot the Cniled States, for $i sent. post paid, to Dr. R. M. Weisselhoff. Box PHO. New York City. Copyright secured. No Bookseller allowed to sell this work.
 Dr. Weisselbofi's residence is No. 5 Stanley Park, Bloomingdale, abaye 18th Street.
 As-Public tffice, No. 25S Broadway, New York. opposite the Park.
 New York, Aug 9, 1918. 35.sm.
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Culinary.

FIrD-On the h nst of rongesfiye Fever, ANN MARIAH, daugh CT of R hert md An, Watson. of Mo teomely coun'y, in her 18th ,e Anna was love all who knew her. She was the light and life of her home-the idol of doa : g father and an affeclonaie mother, lovi sis- Ter and hscto ale brother are left 10 maurn their loss Sh was kiiid ai q affable 10 all {; her bright aaa jsye us smile alw ys favored that which was rlgh and as ready 10 roprove lhe wrong. Hers was form ton fal a soul loo pn for this Id of sorrow 10 cona n. She has left a large circle of friends for were her friends to deplore her un- timely death, She was too lovely beiag ever 10 bs rgo n. Her soul .lif unte ance that beam ed m eff ig nee beauiy and eoodness wil never b eraced from memary Me mourn for her. But We should not. She was to fair T beng for this in. Our Grtal and Heavenly Father has taken her to hin.elt. Then why sh uld we weep for thee, Aena, f1' [ or art in le lms of bls iih aneels for thy companions. Oh! It's a pleasing memory--~e shall hiee' again Heaven. Bnssoni of h avrn, planted here,
 Yri desiiled nj. 10 hloem N here all around i. cold and scar,
 And earth living b. A bud that in the morn's first rays
 Oi,e.'i to Ii. aud ioyr--- An angel now 10 lisp lhr praise
 Of Hnn whose hoine's above. A fathers nrile. fond sisters gr-f
 Bsdew Thy early bler. Aud brother mourns thy falling leaf
 N th many a butter tear. We've laid hee 'nealh he Sprinq's first sod Thy loot hath oi'en prest, Calm i'll the bo on of thy God"
 That Seraph spir,', blest. And with the tear af' ction sheds,
 Thy m"morv green will ever spring, As genie yIolels wave their h ads.
 Anu Ger thy grave Fragrance fling.
 ]. Montgomery Flag & Advertiser please follce.
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STATE or ALA B | IlA, ,
 AMt:lNga ONmtY. {

Special Orphaos' Court Oct. 1. ISIS YkyHiS day came A. Sample, Adn.', oi N He es,ais of Milton Sample dec.as ed, and files hs allegation and schedules set ing forth said esialeto be insoyent and praving an o'der oi the Court thai inc sam,' may h. -so declared It i, therefore ordered lh. lhe 2lst day ol November nexi, al lb. ( urI House in Kingston. in sad county, he >rl aplrl 10 Il ar and determine fhr sam. and ll,aI iorly days notice be gwen Ilere | hy advertisement i, thc ,stale Guard, a news paper published in We,umpki, Ala. notifying iLe creditors of said estate To b. and appear al The tune and place above specified, and shew cause, f ny they have, why said estate should nut be declared In> oveni. (Cepied from the Minutes
 VIM. N. THOMPSON Jr. Crk
 Ocl. al, l54s. lPr. fee Sal 3i 43
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CONCERT T..
TIino So 40 MYERS

EIl2o So 40 NYn2S ED RESPECTFULLY announces that MO he will have the pleasure of giving Concerts on Tuesday and "Wednesday eve nings, the 24th and 25th October, at We. umpka, at which he will be assisted by III Amateur, who has kindly volunteered his services.
 MR. MYERS flaters himself that the programme which he has prepared tor his entertainments will meet with lhe appro- 5ation of every lover of Music, tho pieces icing selected, with few exceptions. from he oldest and best masters. Of his repu. 'ation as an Accoideonist and Composer he will nol speak himself, but would res- oectlnlly iie attention 10 the extracts iielow:
 From the N. (. Pirdyune
 "Mr. Myers performances surprised md delighted Us. Indeed we ave never conceived it possible that the Accordion could be ranked with instruments of ac- knowlcdged brilliancy and power, much less become the leading music in such a company; but our preiudices have vanish- cd under the magic touch of this accom- pished young gentleman, and we accord Il that praise which every one of musical taste must accede, when they have heard i, us we have"
 From hs Columbia S e Tsiegra,h
 We have been presented by Mr. $. A. Myers with q copy of his brilliant compo. sition, entitled "Colonel PM. Buffers Grand March (which was received with such rap;usous applause at the Theatre on Monday evening last. It is a most beau. iilul piece, and reflects great credit on the youthful composer"
 Single Tickets 50 cents. Tickets ad. n,ltng two Lalies and one Gentleman $,. hildren half price.
 O. For programme, see bills.
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Tine State 0f Alabasmn. COOSA COUNTY.

Orphaa's Court Vacation Jaly 3I, ls4s rEStllS day came JohB T Tfasher. by 1 hIs attorney N Smi Graham, and fles h is net,,ion eet,ins 10 th amangsf olbtt things, tha; Eli +. Gaiter in hls lie lime. with ethrrs, tyecuted his Fond on The l5 h da, June l,3s. ob'i!aiing tl,gn., Ives 10 make good and ,ufficienl jules 10 Benlamin harnan of ,hti interest in and To the East haf of Section 33. Township l9 Rance l9. for and in consideration of twelve undftd aud seventy. five dollars seven hundr ,h and eighty seve. a.d 50 100 dollars Of which was paid III cash: and said Chapman executed his nole for the balance payable 26tll Dec mber n xl there aiier. Said interest so sold amounting To an undivided ihree-lourlhs of sal Traci. And further ihal the purchase money has all been paid--lhal Patent therefore has issuec 10 sad Ell E Gather. who has since depar'cG this li,t--ind Letters If adminis- tratlon have been granted To Levi. Kenne- dy and Jane Gdilhe,; and further. that ald Chapman transferred and assigned Tor il valuable consideration sad Bond Ia one Jerenah Bel, and sad Bell assigned the .anie 10 il.am s Kyle, and for like con- sideraI on sad Kyle assigned and transfer ed sa,d Bond 10 petitioner: Petitioner therefore prays sn order ol hi, Court res qnirlng the said Lewis Kennedy and Jane Gather, as the legal rerre,enlalivrs ol sad decedent 10 make titles To said de- scrlbed trac. ot Land 10 petitioner agreta> be 10 the condition of said Doad. It is therefore ordered by ihe Court, that putll- catIoa be made in The ,Sfaie Guafi, news paper printed in the Civ Of Weluml ka. once Il monih for three consecutive months reqnlring ,he said Lewis Kennedy and Jine Gather administrators as aforesaid. and all other persons concerned in the pre- mises 10 pc and appear al keoulsf Term of this Court 10 be holden oh the first mon. day in December next al The Cour, house of our said county, then and theie I show cause if any they can, wLy lhe prayer of ih" petitioner should not be granted.
 A true copy from the Minutes.
 Attest: I. " SUTTLE, Crk.
 (Pr. fec ssl5.)
 Au. 22, 1S43. 34-lm3m
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VALUABLE VEGETABLE REME.
 DY.
 DIR. SW AYNF.,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD GfzAHszg

Is mild and pleasant to the taste. peri, ct. " sale and harmless in iis operations, and Vel It Is one of lhe most powerful and cer- tam remedies for Consumption of he Lungs. Couehs, Colds Ast ma. Splitting Blood. Liver Complaint Pains in The Side or Breast and general Debility ot The Con siliution, that was eyer invented by th, skill al man lar the relief of the afflicted public. Certificates and evidences of is wonderful curative powers are daily receiy ed from all quarters. It is impossible 10 conceive Ihe aggregate of suf ing and misery that has been relieved UT ban,hed bv II i: nor can we calculate the immense benefit that shall accrue rom II hereafter. Al ages sex $, and constitutions are alike a eclpd by il, and lhr disease Is cradle ated from Ihe system, the constitution repaired, and health restored hv The use of DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. How many sufferers do We daily behold approaching To an uni mpiy grave. wre>ted, in the bloom oi ynuth. from their relatives and friends. affl ried :, th hat fatal m,lady. CONSUME winch wastes Ihe miserable suff-rer unl he Is beyond ihe power ol human skill IT such sufferers would only II ake trial of Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrupof Wild Cher. ", they would find them ,elvr, sooner re- lievrd than by gulping the various in. ff;,c. tive remedies wuh which our ueW .pape-1, abound; thls Vegetable Remedy' .,s lhe ulserated lungs. stop. ine prof,r .s n,.,l,, sweats, at he same tim. indur ,o . na,n. al and h-alihy .vper,"sa.,-..,,n. as5 m ,a ,lenl will soon find hlr..,.elf in ,be ..;ay. meni of comfortable hea h. Tie pubic should boar ,n .nlnd lhai Dr Swapne i. A regular pl',ai.ieg physician who has had years 1l exprrIence in diseases oi The Lrngs. Chest &c. The (or,ainal and on i4 ) geruine article is only prepared hy DR SWAYNE, N. ". corner oi Eighlh and Race ,lr, els Philadelphia
 Dr. Swavne's Comnound Syrup 0. Wild hsfry put up in square bottles enve!op cd with handsome ste.l engraving. bear ing the signature oi Dr. H. s SWAYNE and Is sold ny age'ts in all the principal towns iaro ,eh ut the United States.
 Prepared 0 iy by Dr. H Swayne. N. ", corner Eighth and Race streets, Philadel phia.
 For sale at the Drug Store of
 w. B. COOPER,
 " efumnka
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sew u.. y.d'. or Hebrew Plaster

or lbi> ceIt bfaIed PiasieT, Il Is onIy ne ces-ary 10 say Lb remedy has heretofore been IlScuvr,ed ,o tq ,a it i1 curing invel crate ale,rs and al sores, eltarr fie-h or long standing, Tor pains in the back breast, id. CT limbs, occa;ioRei by cold, eout, rhrumatsn, &c. l. Is an etf'clual cure for corns on the feet, when applied sulfi- cienl lime
 H See atyeitisementil another col Dmn.
 The genuine IS sold by ". E Cooper
 Nrtumpka.
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The SsNtc of Alabama.
 AUTAUGA COUNTY.
SpeciaI Orphtrs' Coars. Oct. 9. IS

Special Orphtws' Court, Oct. 9. ls4s. ( IN the application oi ]. F. Ray aud T. O k. Honeycul, Adinlnstsatoi and pe- tilioners for the sal, ol the real estate oI VI III. HoneycuL dsceased: It is ords red by the Court, that publica.inn he made III the State Guard, h eMspaper published m A elumpka, A Al noll:yIne Inc non.r. siienl heirs of ihe esbIe oi sad dec'd, 10 W,.--- Wm. Honevcul Zlcharph Honeycut and Salan Ann Griir, ! 10 De and appear al q regular Orphabs Court 10 be holden al Kingston in arH for sad county on th 4ih Monday of Nov lembernexs, and shrw cause if anf they haE why the real estate of saiI dec'd shot Id nPt be sold.
 (Copied from the Minutes.)
 VIM N THOMPSON, Jr. Cl'k. Oci, 24, iS4$ Lpr. fee $3] It 43
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An Election.

WMT ILL be held at the several prr.
 w cincts in Coosa County, on Tuesday the 7th November 1e49, for the purpose of electicg nire Electors for President and Vice--Presideht of the United States. The following named persons will act as managers at the pre- cincts mentioned, and the Bailif in each beat is appointed returning officers
 Weiumpha.--B. s. Griffin, $. A Pearce and J. M. N. B. Nix.
 Browns. D Letcher, k. Siminton and John Brownfeld.
 WdNs'.-W. Il. More, J. 4. Wall and F. L. Buyck.
 Nia5arg.-Alex. Smith, Solomon Rob- bins and J. 5. Leonard.
 Rockford.-.-J. s. Mcdonald, J. L. Nash and A. c. Hallmark.
 Sorapatoy.-DredT Thomas, John Bell and J. A. Campbell.
 Adkins.--A. E. Nicholson, Geo. Gray and John Clisby.
 Cieoslands.-A. Logan, J. A. Pylant and Guy Smith. Cross.-F. Carbin, E. More and W. ". Lindsey.
 Keilys. ". F. StubblefeId, John Kel- y and J. Vessels.
 Jour tons.-Allen Wood, James Bar- nett and J. D. Wilson.
 Burrors.--Ellis Logan, II. Davidson and John Burrows.
 The returning officers will make re- turns to me at Rockford as soon as possi- blc.
 T. T. WALL, Sheriff. Oct. 10, I9IS. 1I--tde.
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Fire-PrOOf Warehouse,
Saw and Gri,t Mill Irons.

Y1HE Montgomery Manufacturing A Company have in connection with thelr Boundary and Machine department a complete Blacksmith's Shop, and are now prepared for the prompt execution of all orders for ircn work of every discrip~ tlon. Particular preparation has been made for Saw and Grist mills and millers and others may, with confidence rely upon procuring promptly good and sub- stanilal irons on terms more reasonable than they have heretofore been offered to them in ihis city. Saw mill cianks and Gri.t mill spindes both cast and wrought, and all other descriptions of Mill Irons constantly on hand ararranted.
 Highest prices paid for old Iron.
 GiNDRAT & CO.
 Mont omery, June 27, lS49. 2b-tf
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Sheriff tale.

M OTICE, there will be sold in front IN of the Court House door in the town of Rockford, on the first Monday in Decembei next, ihe following tracks of land 10 witt
 The south west quarter Of the south west quarter, ihe east half of the south west quarter, the south east quarter of the north west quarter--All Tn township 2i, range IS, section l5. .-Levied On as the property of James F. Johns, to satisfy fl ia il my office. John Coufsev, vs. John I. Johns
 T. T. WALL, SherN, ] Oct. 3. ls48.--40 ids.
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The State of Alabama,
AUTAUGA COUNTY.

AUTAUGA COUNTY.
 Resu'ar Orphaas' Court, Sept. 9. le49 Esl1E eslale ui Jacob ? N Iun drceas> l- ed, having Ihis day been declared in o'vrn' by The Court, it IS ordered That James Clrpper, Exoffi~lo Admnislrator oi the esla,e of sad Jacob P. Vim, deceased. be and appear q regular Orphans Court the To lflh Morday of November next and make d settlement of hls accoutts as such administration. and that uot:ce b. given ir the State G,ia d, a newsra@r published in :" etumpka, Ali., notifying ihe creditors o. said estate ct sucn settlement. at winch tune and rl re they can appear If they think proper. (Coped liom inc Minutes. )
 VIM. N.fTlIOMPSON. Jr. Cik.
 Oci. A lS49. fps'. fre $5l 3l 43
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Administrators Notice.

Letters O administration were granted to the undersigned on ihe 9th day Of Oclo- Der, is49, by the Honorable the Jidge oi the Orphans Court o Coosa County, of the Estate ol Pattick Hairay deceased 4 l persons having claims sgalnsl said Eslai will present them duly authenticated, with 1t the lime prescribed by Law. Of the, will be barrad. and those indebted will please come forward and make payment immediately.
 l.. A. PHI LIPS. Admr,
 Oct. F. lS48 42-6t.
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ID. GiOvanna.
Confectiomer, Fruiter and Baker, Wholesale and Retail1

OofJ CCttOUcT, 4TuutT UHU OQheT,
 Wholesale and Retail,)
 Commerce-st. Also corner Perry and Market.sts.
 MONTGOMERY, A a. K EEPS constantly on hand and for sale IN Oranges by ihe box, Almonds, and all kinds of Nuts, by the quantity !; Lemons by the box or otherwise; Raisins, by the box, Candies of all descriptions, and all kinds of Conieciionaries, Marbles and Toys of all kinds; Fancey boxes, large quantity of lms ported Segars, of the best Havana make, chewing and smoking Tobacco, Pipes of all descriptions, Blacking and Brushes, Look. ing Glasses, Matches. Crackers and all kinds of Fireworks, Ornamental Cakes, &c.; prepared for parties at the shortest notice: Pickles and Preserves, Shaving Brushes, &c., Soaps Of all kinds, and many other things usually kept in Family Grocery, and too numerous to mention. To all 6f which he most respectfully calls the atten- ton ofhis friends and the community genr' erally, and particularly that ot the Ladies'.
 Oct. IT. ls4S. 5i 42