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NE w GOODS,

yEyHE Subscriber has just received spIen.
q did Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods.
For Ladies' ware, fine lot Of
Mnslins, Barages and Ginshams,
Fine Mantles and Shawls,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons.
Worked Collars and Muslin Trimmings,
Black and White Lace Wells,
For Gcn'lemen's wear,
A fine Stock of Boots and Shoes, of all
kinds,
LeGhurn, Panama, Palm, Silk and Bever
HATS, ur4t
Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery,
A good assortment; of Groceries, such as
Sugar. Cutfee. Molasscs and Rice,
Fresh CHEESE.
With many articles too tedious TO mention.
all oil which will he sold very cheap for Cash,
or OH time, 10 punctual customers.
B. c. BRYAN:
Apri! IL If 70
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C. s. MERRlwETHER.
Taliafe,rr,o, coun,y Go

IatiGtcrro County, Ga.
This is 10 certify that purchased. of ]. D.
Hammack las, year, u A. saw anti.fiiction cot.
ton gin, which makes superior cotton 10 any
gin have aver had. / carried to Augusta a
par, of my crop last fall, which hwaspronounced
by one of the bes, judges of cotton, in Augusta,
to be The finest lot that was in bis warehouse.
Two Of my neighbors lately sold their crops,
sinned on my gin, and obtained fve.eighths OF
cent per lb above The market price. I have
not sold my cotton, hut feel confident of getting
the hishes, market price when do!sell From
all that know Of Mr.. Hammack's make OF
GiEs, and there are severalin noPeration around
me, would say to those wishing to purchase.
they would do well to try his before purchasing
elsewhere. DiURTHA GRIFFIN. ;,
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Tal;afrro Count,. Ga. March. 1s4s.

IWIuJeITU OUuHt5i U1,, IHuTCH, IO7O'
l hereby certify that2I purchased of J. D.
Hammack, last year, a forty saw anti friction
cotton Gin, which performed as well as any gin
have ever seen tried II made cotton equal,
in my opinion, to that Of any ofthe Carver gins,
which are SO hi hly praised fol Their cotton.
My gin and gihLouse were cons,m ed by FIRE,
and as report has gop abroad thar tie house
was fired BY the gin, | take this opportunity 10
say, in justice 10 Mr.. Mamnack, That il is false.
Think | can with confidence erecGmmend his
Gins to those wishing 10 purchase, for tllis rea-
fgHcteGf fRH BIZ snds MaI Is ell done ppa Is
is,generalIy the case where there are a great
many Gins made. ETHELDRED EDWARDS!
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STATE OF sor.ti CAROLINA t,,L
EDc1r1ELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Jacob Pow BIZ aa for Ss,ots tar,sf'%1 RI 'f"hn %

pbiliD Pow va and others. .pmo, DECEASED:
Ut appearing to my satisfaction, that John
Sio:kman and Rebecca his wife John
REYNOLDS and Ann his wife. William Spann,
Philip Spaun, William Edwards. Shep
her d and Sally his wife, late Sally Edwards
and Lewis Edwards, some OF the Defendants
in this cause. IRE without the limits OF lhIs
State; Ordered, that the Defendants abore-
named. do appear in this Honorable Court
and plead, answer OF demnr % the saul Bill,
within three months from the publication oi
this order. or the said Bill, will be taken pro
contesso against them. -
s. S. TOMPKTNS, c. f. F.. D.
Commissioners Office, July 10th, lo48.
July l2 3En %
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Cheat and grow, rich.

YET HIS has been the secret pripcinIe of tnos
q many Of the Wholesale Dealers In Tea
up 10 this time, and they have praclised the
n:nst s.iamein imposition on lhe conntryimer.
clian,. without any fear Of detection. But
new era in the trade has come. and s,6e
Pek n Tea Company claims the honor OF i,s
introduction. They were the first to raise the
Banner of Reform, OH which il has inscribed
the simple words,
PURE TEAS AT HONESTPRICES."
complete revolution as been the couse.
qnence Let consumers Of Tea everywhere
look at what we have done. -. =,
j.. We were the first 10 send them Teas that,
used 10 be called ton good for them before 80,
:. we have driven out of the marketia synst,
amount ol trash, aud introduced better cIass al
| Teas than has yet ever been sold. Importers
OF Tea often cOIne 10 ns TO get Tor their own
use. and for their friends, the fine qualities tbey
can find no where else. II.
8. We have reduced prices more than 81;
| per cent. both in Black and Green Tens TJ,a+
whole sule grocers say we are mining ,ba
trade, and call ns hunIbugs. This we have
done already and now see wlla, we are reodv
to DO. -
!. We will sell Teas by the sinale cbe,, b,,s
chest, or ID lbs box. at the same price ibs,
wholesale grocers pay to the importers wben
they buy by the bundled packages. =.
2. The wholesale giccers always allows "a
or IA lbs are 10 the half chest. This is cheat,
We will allow. in mos, instances, Is or If rs.
| tare oil The same. -s1T'''s $50
3. We hereby undertake to sell everv kind
Of Tea from sir to taccirc cents per pound sisa-
per than the wholesale grocers do. -
How can you do ,his?" asks the connfrv
merchant. This is our answer. We, are CON-.
tent with z per cent profit, instead Of IS and
so per cent. a la wholesale grocers. -
An English Importer lately boosted to us that
he could make more money by sending bad
Teas 10 the New York market than good Teas.
We ure resolved to overthrow this fraud and
now call upon agents in every town in the
United Stales to come forward and buy The
Teas imported by the Pekin Tea Comnany.
and we pledge ourselves that ifin six ,nonihs
they do not sell more Tea than the Oldest and
largest dealers in the town, we will give them
our Tea without charge. This is plain Eng
sh. and cannot be misunderstood. We o5.
peal for testimony TO the immense success Of
our Agents in every part of the United States,
Agents wanted in every part of the Unitedt
States, for the sale of those Teas by which
they can make money. and confer a benefit ON
the public by supplying the pure article.
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many diseases incident TO a Southern climate
do not claim for it iufallibility; neither do
say it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
and DYSPEPSIA.
lean confidently advise and recommend it
use, from rry persunal observation and use %
the article in my own practice. This article ii
!avorahIy recrved wherever it has beer nsed
I am allowed 10 refer to Mr.. George Heard o
Troup, Mr. John Warren Of Columbus. Mr.
McAfiee Of Cobb, MIR. Asbury Hull of Athens
MIR. William ID. Terrell Of Putnam. Rev'd
John E. Dawson of Lagrange; 10 which 6
great number OF rames might be- added, who
bear their testimony 10 its value.
habitua costveness is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per
sons Of sedeniary habits, which often exert n
very unfavorable influence upon the general
l,aelh OF the subject: and is particularly mani.
tested by restless and Responding state Oft the
mind, irregular if not loss Of appetite. For
this condition Of The system, this article is conf.
IDENTITY recommended with the positive assur
ance that if the dose is properly adjusted. so as
not to move The bowels TOO actively, relief may
be relied on, without any, even the least of The
unpleasant consequences, resulting from the
use Of the common phrsinS medicines usually
rcsor,ed to. This.nrli will be ioilndtoract
as pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring The
indications that the: common purging medicines
are designed TO effect. q N
There are some constitutions liable to regu
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall,
to such, recommend the use ol this Nj edcine,
beginning at least By the middle Of May, OF first
Of June. u
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, ofIen experience sense Of luIlness.
weight, and oppression, about the stomach af
ter eating-In suclI cases dose OF this medi
cine will olien afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn and costivencss, they may use the article
without the least danger and with great benefit
In sick or nervous headache, It is mos, yaIu
able medicine.
| could append long list Of certificates, bu,
forbear, preIerring to rely on the virtues of The
medicine to sustain itself. The medicine il
gentle and certain calhariic, tonic and sndorific.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Eatonton, Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Fill.
Cheaien s. Settle. Duntonsville, Charles Free,
man. CaiIc p. o., and
J. D. TIBBETTS,
EdSeied c. II.
seE' . ~ 33
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Il: = Nj O VAL.
EE.VE METCHR.AW e. 20

HAMBURG, $. c..
EE AVE remove CHER sbck of Dry Goods
a a 10 the Store under thi American Hotel,
(lale Hubbard's, where it 8 their purpose TO
keep u fuII assortment Of
American. French aud English
Ed R Z G. o Q D s,
We would take this opportunity to return our
thanks 10 our numerous frends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed O. us for The last six
years. auI would solicit cutinuance Of their
favors.
We would also invite all pssons buying Dry
Goods in Hamburg, who ar not already on
our large list of subscribers tlgirc as trial.
Our stock will consist Of in rch larger and
more general assortment tina " hayc IT, -eto.
fore kept. We shall also cotii, 10 neep n,ir
usual assortment OF Carpetin. Oh 10 II Flonr
Mating, Bonnels, and Ludss and Ci'i.cns
Shoes.
N. B.-Just reviewed full lnssortment Of Lil
numbers Of genuine
Dasech B0LE67ss Cloths.
which together with all aric \ our line will
br sold as low as they can be procured in Ham.
burg or Augusta.
WM. KECHAM & CO.
Hamburg, S. c. Aug = If 90
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Ingrati,ude is objectionable, and dries
up the fountain Of all goodness.
ldlcncss is the refuge Of weak minds,
and lnc holvday Of fools.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
Thomas P. Miner. Deriaraiion
gS. in Attachment.

VS. ; an dEldchmcnE.
Ralph Scnrry.
gENHE Plainli1f in the above case, having
Il this day filed his Declaration in my of.
hcc, and the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney. known TO reside within the limits
of this State, on wnom copy Of said DecIara
ii n. with rule 10 plead, can bc served On
otion If Mr.. Adams, orney for Plaintiff. i, ls
ordered .halEc sail Iefen'nnlappearand plead
TO the SAID D cara!ion. within yrnr aud il
day from the ta,. hcr'"G or Judgment will be
given asainst him By dcIault
THO. 6. BACON. Clerk.
Clerks G Toe. Edgcile'd C. -. 18th Nov. 1S..7.
november III Nv 1I
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CATALOGJIE OF rEAs

IA ALOGUE Of TEAS -
On sale at TIE jpare Houses ofMe Pekin Comp.
rs d 76 FULTON STREET. N. Y. >
The Teas mentioned in this calaIo. ue are
done upin quarter pound, half pound, and one
pound packages; the first or inside wrapper; is
lead, the second is water proof paper, aud The
third or outside wrapper is Of Chimes rice pa.
per. The company sell none but Good Teas.
done up in this superior manner, all of them
grown in the most luxuriant districts in China.
Country dealers may select as small q quantity
OF each kind MS they like, and have them pack
ed in one chest. These teas also come in FIVE
pound packages. called Quotations, a very very
convenient, fancilill and portable shape. 81 ~
Persons residing in any part ofthe United
States or Canada can order any of the Tens ii,
this catalogue, BY letter. in quantities 10 s,Iit
their wishes. We pack them in. Chinesesb box,
lea; and deliver tlieiiisto The forwnYiing nj efss
schant free iten chai for pack cariage.
;|al e n,nne1 sllnnld
q 8 GREE IN TEAS.
Voting Hyson, ,goSd;s. y 2
- -, -, sW eet, 80: :,4 so
ySo ). 49, ~ !. finer .,s =
-, -" "a fine cargo -. as
extra fine, g7Is
-" -. silver leaf; j 90 90
Silver Leaf. Seldom sold even by large deaS.
lers, because OF the very small profils made on
us SAFE. Ihls IS very superior Tea. {,
growth. $500 tsfs'
Golden chop. This is The finest Green Tea
cultivated in china. 1t is Of the FIRST pickinss.
und excels all other Green Teas for It's deIlca..
cy OF flavor, strength and aroma. Heretofore
This lea has never reached this country. ex-
cept in small lots, as presents 10 importers.
Hyson, very fine, 75
Plantation growth,
Gunpowder, good, / 90
superior, rs
small leaf plant. gr. IS
Imperial, good, rs
g brisk and fragrant, ] 90
:. ''curions leaf, very superior, / 25
Hyson skin, good fine flavor. 80
BLACK TEAS.
HOnehons., good, full aavOr
Is very sups> s0
s0uchO"g.% % gsh1 flavor. fine, So So.
o.re>This Tea is great favorite, and
Gfven universal satisfaction
Very fine; 63
Extra fine, one h. aud halflb catys rs
Ne Plus Ultra. $50
Ne Plus Ultra. This tea is rs sweet and
rasrant rs nosrgay. 1t yields perfume
hal is truly delightful. tbs Of garden growth,
md superior to anything Off The kind ever sold
II this country.
English Breakc Tea, fine, so
Pckoa favor, IS
Congo, good, 5d
very good, SO
Peknke flowers. good, I4
"GarJen growth, so
Besides the above we expect daily from Chi.
IA levera' splendid chops Of Tea, exclusively
imported by the Pekin Tea Company, and
Which we intend to copyright to prevent trick<
.ry. Let our agents get ready.
Editors and publishers Of ewspapers in the
Un,ed States Canada, West Indies. &c. who
will give the above l3 insertions in their respec-
i've Journals including this notice will be paid
Tor the same in any Tea: they may choose to
select from the above catalogue, at the prices
.lere named, and by purchasing Of the Compa-
ny twice the anloun, of their bill, which they
are Il, liberty 10 dispose Of as they please.
May 10, ls45 l3 l6
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DIR. JOEL BKANHAM'S
LIVER s. I'D ESFEC THO
M E D GIN E

EN offering this valuable Medicine 10 the peo
Il pie Of s. Carolina for the relief and cure of
many diseases incident to Southern climate,
do not claim for it iufallibiIity; neither do
say it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
md DYSPEPSIA.
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The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-02
THE MARKETS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond E"nqHi'

,r " CTTespoH4e1ce 0f the htchan0"u 11"4a"eT'
= BaLr1MoRE, July 2s--P, M.
FLouR-There is but moderate quantity OF Flour
offering, which causes aqufa narSet, but the demand
good. Sales to-day Of Howard Street Flour at 80 75s
WHEAr-The supply of Wheat is good and afathSF
pressing the Market f=sfHff'ao S''l = 1sH5.2aI
eHCeRS-Sales of prime yellow at 49 cents per bnset
-alni 15sE&-t z .3z%Ni st FAYnrrEyILLE, July %.
Sales of considerable Cotton this week prices rang
mig between and 81 cents. Large asrfyals Of new
Flour-saes of superfne beginning on Monday, at So
S7 but towards the of the week declined $5 so
and 8 25- New Wheat 80 to 95. No other produce
offering. e. -9Els1 80 -f II sts 10 Gnrohi141Ss.G
-. - Irb PgFxBsHuas, July, q, 1s4s.
Since our last have but little variatOn N oar pro.
duce market. ss8tti 81 9za.s5ls = 7ocG g.fotito
TonAcce.-The demand continues good for all sorts;
this with small breaks, keeps prices steady We quets
Lugs at 81 25 to 81 so; Common Leaf from So 75 TO
So rs; Fair to Good Leaf "a to $6; Very Good and
Fine Sc SO to ST so. = tEsa'@sa "
Cor1oS.-The late accounts have caused slight I'M
provement in this article. We quote now at to 81.
Stock small. - 5f - t-.t.-- :, rsgr s5 ystsfg ID
a WHEAT.-This article is arriving more freely. SaIaa
to-day 81 to- 81 05. Several PARCELS sold in the
week 81 OS 81 TO- The market is tending down
ward. ..s Hsay .-7s Ucz 90 ,TA s. q ,iE-t Iae. 80
CoRx.-Very little demand Wesquotei st 45cs agt
BAcoN.-With light stocks the market improves. We
quote Sides 81 to 6; Shoulders SO to s. Virginia
Hog Round 8. p. ssat p" :4~.'tf'' $50 stet,,
L4nD-searce at 81 to 10. : = !. Rspu5fean. g
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J. M. NUN 1EAD,
President of the Whig National Convention.

BATON RoUGE, La, July 18th, 1S48.
SIR: 1have had the honor to receive your communi-
cation of June 10th announcing that the Whig Con-
vention which assembled at Philadelphia the 9TH
of that months and of which you were the presiding
officer has nominated for the Office of President
of the United States. "'
Looking to the composition of the Convention,
and its numerous and patriotic constituency, feel
deeply grateful for the honor bestowed upon me- and
for the distinguished confidence implied in my nom
narion by it, to the highest office in the gift of the
American people. .I. .. '
cordially accept that nomination, but with sim
dstrust of my fitness to fulfil the duties of an
Office, which demands for its exercise the most ex-
aled abilities and patriotism, and which has been
rendered ustrous by the greatest names in our his
tory. But should the selection of the Wing Con-
vention be confirmed by the people, shall endeavor
to discharge the duties then devolving upon me
to meet the just expectations of my feow-citi-
zens and preserve undiminished the prosperity and
reputation of our common country.
l have the honor to remain,
With the highest respect,
Your most obedient servant,
u. TAYLOR.
To the Hon. ]. M. MoREHEAD,
Greensboro, Guilford Co., North-Carolina.
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WIsTAR'S BALSAM AIrHoME.

Ma S w FowLK.F-: - SEES. .-o 49, ar,'-. t--- SIS
Dear Sir I'll have been indu cd at tiIc suggestion of
many ofy friends, make known to the public through
you, the great benefit have derived from the of the
dicine called Wistars Basam of wild Cherry by
the hope that others suer from lung complaints may
find the same relief by its use that have done
The latter part of last summer; and in the fall suffer-
cd greatly from ough, pain in the side difficult
ty of brcahin less ofappee and other SYMPTOMS which
Indicated rapid decline. Three Of the most learned and
intelligent medical practitioners pronounced my
sumption; and stated to that nothing but cha.g of
climate could he of the least possible benefit to me- my
lungs were in avery infamed and diseased state At
this time, hopes might find temporary relief for
my cough bought bottle of the Balsan, which. not
only gave the relief that my falling strength required,
but scemedto give life aRd energy ~: ,
After aaking several bottles of the medicine, my appe
tite returned, and with it my strength ;my cold entirely
left me, also the nighth sweats which previous to this
had been very Profuse In five weeks hmeI gained
eight pounds of flesh, and have been able since to
take my accustomed exercise, walk of from three to
miles day, and attend to my regular business Il
should be most HAPPY to have you refer any one who
may wish further particulars to me, at my place of
business, No. sos Washington street. 'sS1 1F''AF~
VIM H. HOLBROOK.
None genuine, unless signed Urrs on the wrapper.
For sale wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & CO., Raleigh, n. c. q
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LETTER TO MR.. FILLMORE.
PHILADELPHIA, June II

J. ."':' ~ -. PHILADELPHIA, June 10.
DEAR SIR:-At Convention of the Wings of the
United States, assembled in this City the 9TH in
slant, and continued by adjournment until the 9th,
Gen. Zachary Taylor, of Louisiana, was nominated
as candidate for the Presidency, and you were nom
mated candidate for the Vice Presidency of the
United States, the next ensuing Presidential elec-
ton.
By resolution of said Convention it was made
my duty to communicate to you the result of their
deliberations and request your acceptance of the
nomination.
have the honor to be, dear sir, your most obedi-
ent servant, J. M. MOREHEAD,
President of the Whig National Convention.
Hon. Millard Fillmore.
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MORE PROOF,

In the Senate Of the United States on the .s5th of
last month, Senator Foote asked Mr.. CcFwin upon
what terms lie intended to support General Taylor.
Mr.. Corwin said, that the terms upon which hs and
the free States would support him would be-, that
Gen. Taylor stands eong.ied not to DetO biz ta'ieh
might be passed extending tie UTlmOt Preriso over s
Territories Of The United States. "a .
Mr.. Corwi1; of course alluded. to Gen. Taylor's
letter to the Editor of the Cincinnati Signal, in which
he endorses or approves the Wilmot Proyiso.' He
takes Gen. Taylor at hisword, and says he will sup
port him bec4us4 h stands pledged not to veto the
Wilmot Proviso. Will the Raleigh Register turn
to the proceedings of Congress, and lay this start
ling fact before its readers2 Will the Rough and
Ready Club Of this City write to Gen. Taylor, and
askto be informed whether if elected he will veto the
Wilmot Provisos No. They dare not, and he, who
shrinks from responsibility" dare not anssOer
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MR.. FILLMORE'S REPLY.
ALBANY, Now York, June

ALBANY, NOW Ork, June l1S 1910.
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
of your letter, of the 10th instant, by which am
notified that at the late Whig Convention at Phiadel
pha, Gen. Zachary Taylor was nominated for Presi-
dent and myself for Vice President, and requesting
nv acceptance of the nomination.
The honor of being thus presented by the distin-
gushed representatives of the Whig party of the
Union for the second Office in the gift of the people
AN honor as unexpected it was unsolicited
could not fail to awaken in grateful heart emotions
which, while they cannot be suppressed, find no ap-
pfopriate language for utterance. I -.
: Fully persuaded that the cause in which we are
enlisted is the cause of country; that chief
object is its peace preserve its honor, and
advance it's prosperity and feeling, moreover con-
fdent assurance that, In Gen. Taylor (whose name
is presented for the first ofice,) shall always find
a firm and consistent Whg, safe guide and an
honest man, Icanpot hesitate to any position
which my friends may assign me- '- I,J..s
Distrustng, as well may, my ability to discharge
satisfactorily the duties of that high Office, but feel
ing that, in case of my election, may with safety
repose upon the friendly aid of my fellow Wings,
and that efforts guided by honest intentions viii al
ways be cLaritably judged, accept the nomination
so generously rendered; and i do..thls the more
cheerfuly as I am willing for such cause and with
such man, to take my chances OF success or deteat
as the electors, the final arbters of our fate SHALL
in their wisdom, Judge best for the interests OF our
common country. .asi..-, !
Please accept the assurance OF my hlgh regard
and esteem, and permit mo to subscribe myself your
lf'SN0 gnu i'i''' 1'ssFsT MILLARD FILLMORE.
Hon Il M .Morehead. = q 4, a - r.osa atciie ua
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HTEn-

In this County, the I'd instant, Mrs. Lydia Mary
Taylor, daughter of Mr.. Thomas ]. Anderson, of Hills
boro in the 3lst year of her age Sherofessed rel-
gon in her l4th year, and consistent membcrSof
In Edgecomb County, on the lfth inst at the resi-
dence of Jacob S. Barnes Esq., after protractcd illness
of ten weeks Mr. Gideon Bynum, in the 25th year of
his age. I'D - a - -
On the 11h July 1S4s, at her fathers residence in
Franklin County, N. C., at the age of % months and
day Sede eldest daughterof JAS "A. Spencer. Tru-
y she one of those of whom Christ said forbid them
not, for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven. CCox.