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from Macaulay's History of Englnnd.J
Westminster Abbey,

The head and body of Monmouth were placed in
a coffin covered with black velvet, and were laid
privately under the communion table of st. Peters
Chapel in the Tower. Within four years the pave
ment of that chancel again disturbed, and hard
by the remains of Monmouth were laid the remains
of Jeffreys.
In truth, there is no sadder spot on the earth than
that little cemetery. Death is there associated, not,
as in Westminster Abbey and st. PauFs with ge-
MUS and virtue, with public veneration and with
imperishable renown; not as in our humblest
churches and church-yards, with everything that
is most endearing in social and domestic charities,
but with whatever is darkest in human nature and
in human destiny, with the savage triumph of i'm
placable enemies with the Inconsistency, the ngratl-
tude, the cowardice of friends, with all the mserles
of fallen greatness and of blighed fame.
Thither have been carried, through successive
ages, by the rude hands of jailers, without one
mourner following, the bleeding relics of men who
had been the captains of armies, the leader of par
ties the oracles of senates, and the ornaments of
courts.
Thither was borne, before the window where Jane
Grey was praying, the mangled corpse of Guford
Dudley. Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset, and
Protector of the Realm reposes there by the brother
whom he murdered There has mouldered away
the headless trunk of John Fisher, Bishop of Ro-
chester, and Cardinal of Saint Vitalis, man worthy
to have lived in better age, and 10 have died III
better cause.
There are laid John Dudley, Duke OF Northum-
berland, Lord High Admiral and Thomas Crom-
well, Earl of Essex, Lord High Treasurer.
There. too, is another Essex, on whom nature
and fortune had lavished all their bounties in vain,
and whom valor grace, genius, royal favor, popu-
lar applause, conducted to an early and ignomln-
ious doom.
Not far off sleep two chiefs Of the great house of
Howard, Thomas fourth Duke of Norfolk, and
Philip, eleventh Earl of Arundel.
Here and there, among the thick graves of I'M
quiet and aspiring statesmen, lie more delicate suf
ferers: Margaret of Salisbury, the last of the proud
name of Plantagenet and those two fair queens
who persisted by the jealous rage Of Henry.
Such was the dust with which the dust OF Mon
mouth mingled.
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GENERAL JCKsoN.-A member of the Wing
party. who held Office under cold Hickory
related to one of our contemporaries the following
touching incident, illustrating the kind heart Of
that eminent statesman and patriot
81 remember once" said he, Sin one OF the
many interviews have had with the President,
our conversation turned upon the domestic relations
of one whose military qualities the General highly
esteemed Speaking of this mans wife, (then
deceased), who he'd been brought up in the neigh,
borbood of the Hermitage, the old man looked
upon the floor, in thoughtful mood, and murmured ::
CSC | remember her, as if yesterday had seen her
last; bright and beautiful flower! She bloomed
upon our sight, and withered ere her spring was
past
" He ceased, and as he raised his eyes, saw that
they were glisiening with tears LSuch was the
SO Iron man. the wielder of the .'one-man power,
as those called him who knew him mott : met
General Jackson often, and had the happiness OF
many long and earnest communes with that gallant
spirt-but the kind tone, the feeling heart indl-
Gated in that interview, left an impression upon
nv mind, which nought but dissolution can efface.
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Coop ADVICE" When it freezes take care of
your nose, that it does MT get froze, and wrap up
your toes in warm woollen hose. The above we
suppose was written in prose, by some one VINO
knows the effect Of cold snows.'
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MAGUIRE,s pAGuERREoTYPE.

would respectfully return thanks Tor The liberal PATRON
q age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrlean,
five years ago during which he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens were
exhibited the Fair composition with Others taken 3y
the best operator from and he AWARDED te
First Premium No specimen exhibited st his
but those taken by himself assures the pnDnc h han n
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
the best Inducements ~ 0e cent
cheaper than any the city al other articles the same
the best pates made the United States Cases 90 rs and
"a 70: NewYork Cameras at sl0.
fE~ Orders from the country promptly attended to-
~ Entrance No g CANE street mill IF
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New YoRK-The number of new buildings
erected in New York city last year, was ll9l.
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| or Major Van Ness, commanding at Fort RE-
| BILE. Me-, died very suddenly on the l4th inst
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

REMOVAL.
mr.. A. A. JONES has removed his BOTANIC N
- DRUG STORE, from No. so Poydras street, to -
% Camp street. III
p S The ANTLCHOLERA SYRUP. so sue. In
cessfuy used in the epidemic of 1882 and 1893 always
hand. do tmh14s
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I.iGH SALARY.-The pay of the President of
France has been fixed at 10000 francs-sls3,sss.
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DAGU ERR EOTYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAIT

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
10y the application of the above mysterious agent to d.
~ gueueoype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in q SINGLE sECOND-catching the precise
expression instantly, and fixing ndeby upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKxNKssEs of relations friends do at moderate
price Rooms of Canal and ChartTes Entrance
No 8 Chartres street lmy3 IyJ w. FL. HUTCHINGS.
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zsSs 7S-r
WATCHES-JEWELRY.

LIN LIN; rake. and dealer in yEWELRY. GOLD4pA
tEENS, FANCY ARTICLES and WATCHES HA
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CLOTHING


migrants TO CALIFORNIA should remember
II that the thing in importance to that OF having
good supply of Provisions for the man. Is 10 have
due regard to the wants of the outer We distinctly
state that not selling at cost but at as low prices a
any other house in the city Those in want OF CLOTIN
for the Gold any other " Dggngs, are respectfully
invited to call at the cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWELL co, q Canal st.,
GvI3dSW If Under the Planters Hotel.
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INDWIN c. LECKIE, II TTORNEY and tOUN
N SELLOR At Lin, o5 ST.. CHARLES STREET.
ANY claims entrusted him for collection settlement in
the Parishes of Rapides, Avoyees Catahoua will be
promptly attended to- ,u -
REFER To-Gen Jos Walker, VIM. Dunbar and w R.
Ieckie New Orleans DIP 6md&W
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TAKE NOTICE.
TAKE FUIICE. .
success which has attended the undersigned IN dis

THE success which has attended the undersigned n dis
pensing his many VALUABLE PREPARATIONS
throughout the United States and Mexico and from the
slant demand for them has induced him to take an office
where he may be found all times. and his Medicines le
procured. Having had the advantage of studying with
of the able Physicians in and being also graduate of the
College of Pharmacy Philadelphia would beg leave to call
the attention of those afflicted with the following diseases
Rheumatism in its most aggravated cured in from
few hours All diseases arising from the abuse Of Mercury.
and of a delicate nature, eradcated in few days.
charge Office, No. So Baronne street, fourth door above
Common Td25 3ml DR. VIM H. NICE,
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NEW WATCHES JEwELRY, ETC.
NE in receipt of large and splendid stock Of
~ God and Silver, Lever, Lepine and Deuplex ~
manufacture Also. Jewery, Sill Rak
yer-ware, SpectaGles, Gold Pens, R 49,
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen to stock, before purchasing elsewhere
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with and
shall be sold as low at any house in the city.
KNOWLES T. NOEL, IS Canal street
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks Jewely
which shall perform satisfactorily Charge
n6t KIN.
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY. Etc.


II A TYLER, 80 CAMP St.. has constantly ON hand.
-. and is receiving By every eye .niyeI. Gold r.
the best maken.- Also-Fob, Vest Rak
g Gra ard CHAINS. sEALs sl, D..
Pencils Thjmbles Buckles &c Fine Bracelets, Brooches.
Casiors Cups, Pitchers Trays Plated Casion Teasetts
Candestcks, uns, rich Fancy Goods Labn.s fine Per.
numeous to mention. Also-SPECTACLES with Gold.
Silver, Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
fitted to suit the eye at short notice. mis-
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c,HRTTRhERVN ANn GREEN III s 81 81 aNTs
oOrange, Lemon and Fruit Trees: Asparagus and .sn,
Strawberry Roots; BubOus Roots; and every sSNSA
x~>. ticle that is wanted for this and ak&&A
ssA, Snrng; all received FRESH at the SEED EA(
@A STORE Of AFFLECK of ~
NJ TCHOUPrTOULAs and COMMON Streets The above
%E~ Seeds all warranted fresh, and sold cheap, by
the paper, pound Dushe. LIZ Ladies and gentlemen
supplied with experienced and practical Gardeners and Gar
deus dressed in the npafAsf sfuIn p13 3m
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BANKS ARCADE. ..M4GAZLNE Street.
TENHIS Establishment having been leased by the under
L signed. they, have had it thoroughly renovated -
and fitted up and prepared to accommodate G:!
city and transient BOARDERS The BAR has been EGA
supplied with LIQUORS of the best quality, which we
think will compare favoaby with any other establishment
in the city. The Rooms comfortably furnished and will
enable us to give every satisfaction to BoaIders
n30f TUFTS & DIGGES.
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- BOARDING.
fENHREE OR FOUR Single Gentlemen can be accom-
4 modaed with BOARDING and LODGING, at No
1886 Bar0nHe street. ga n
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Almanacs F.! Almaniacs !!


nOCTOR D. JAYNE wsuld respectfully inform
~ the public that he publishes unnnully To sra-
tutous distribution, by himself and a!l his agen,,
MI, Almanac, called JAyNE's MEDICAL ALMANAC,
AND GUIDE TO HEALTH. ~ - =s
Tie calculations for this Almanac are made with
great care and accuracy and for Eve different lat:
tudes and ngtitndea, so us to make tfcm eguslly
q calendar ips Pnrt of tie United
States ana British North AIassieae They aIe pris
led on good papaf, aud with handsome now type,
neatly bound, ald besides being the ncatcst
and most accurate calendar printed in the United
Suites, they contain q large amount of valuable in
formation, suited to the wants Of oil, und of that
kind too, which cannot be found in books.
His catalogue of diseases, with remarks and di-
rections for their removal is really invaluable, and
make them welcome visitors in every house they en-
ter. Every family should possess at lenst one of
these annually, His a!manacs for 40 nrc now ready
for d:strbution of which he designs to publish at
ledst two millions. $.t
Ordoss (post paid) directed to DR.. d. Jayne, Phil
a.clphia, will meet with prompt attention.
Families can obtain these Alnanacs gratis Of
-. -z:ss -. SAMUEL LINpsyY, I1owndsvie, SC,
Agent for the sale of DR.. d. Jaynes celebrated Fa-
miIy Medicines 40 9 months
The Anderson Gazette will copy times, and
forward account. ST..
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Collesbury Female School.

The exercises o! this school will
fSssA be resumed on the first School day
t:ssEE III February, under tho management Of
s&HSsSs6 he Rev. James f. Smith of the Literary,
aud Mss Estabrook OF the Musical Department.
Mr. Smith is graduate of Randolph Macon. Cof-
!ce and is well qualified to give instruction in the
branches, usually taught in Female semnaries, be-
sides tho Lutin and Greek.
Miss Es,ubrook is competent to teach both the
Piano and Guitar.
III. rates of tuition, rcr SECESSION, follows:
Flrst C!uss $40 Third Class $40 M,.;. e,s
Seconit tCiass IL Fourth Glass Is ''"''e p
Nocxtt:. charge for Latin, Greek, or French, all
of which are embraced III first Glass. Use of Piano
Sa.n1 Con.ina ents SO cts, Board 800 per month
By order OF tie B0A.d,
Dec. %, 'ls. IL 4. F.A. CONNOR, Scc'ry
J'rempcranceA Ads socate and Chronicle 4 se'ti,
mel copy times and seno acct to this Office Jsn6
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Executors Sale.

VITII.L be sold on the eighteenth JAM next, at
w the late residence of Aaron Lomax, decd,
W most ofthe personal property belonging to
the estate Of said decd consisting of Horses, Mules
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Wheat,
duo road wagon and gear, one wheat fan, Turning
utensils, set blacksmith tools and several very like
" negroes, amongst which is one or two, good was
ropcs Also forty fifty bales Of Gotten, cnd 9TH
or articles too namcrons to mention.
sTems-a,l Il sumr Of five dollars and under cash,
and all over OH credit until the eighteenth Jan.
so. with note and two pfoycds securities
Dec. az. 80: - 4 u e. Ls1MAXi q; .
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Lost or rS6ofans

fEHE subscriber received a letter>from Abbevi.le
l. c. H., OIL tho l1th instant, informing him that
9 90 was sent 10 him by mail few days ago, that
The Number of each of the Bills arc as follows =
No 2l3 a 305 d 43 "A; 495 b; lob; $50 B {;
44S y; 329 b. Each of them are $50 Bills on
the Bank Of Hamburg.
Notice s hereby given TO all Persons not to trade
for those Bills; and liberal reward will be gwen
to any ono, who can assist or lead me the track
to catch the thief Or any information respecting said
money will be thankfully received.
Edg. c. H., Dec. 81. 'l8. I23w. J.COHN.
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State ofaSouth l,arai;na.,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
cDfifuIA Dec g. rs

BY his Fxcc!lsncy DAyio Johnson. Governor and
., lii aid o"e' s'e State "'
y!TuEItEAsin in uu,,s,,,,cs os -, NJ, or III, 1or-
" isl,ur. of ;hs' Sla;c, The vote, for M,u:br' -
of the thriy.rst Congrca have been counted by
commissioners appointed for ,l,a purpose and ar,,
rr, i"r H. ."' , .c aro ~ n, a,aee nus ossi s.sc.ed
tanbrrg. Unon' York and Chester. The Hon !
L. Orr has been elected for the second congressol-
al Dist, composed Of Pickcns, Anderson, Grcen-
E.e ,I ,an and hases ;.a me Men Z A MeodaId
n"s,J f 80
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j 0 SHS N s. Os N b,
81 FEMALE SEM MARY.
3, ND ERSO on 20.


INF xefr ~ Inslifntion Nll be- re-com-
H. nasncsa on the Grst
Ipnaay aSxt, control sns
5hesetofote of Mis-, nj snY Is 3xNIeL assisted by
lisss CiiiBLoFrE PAyyE, These 1aslli ~ tks fStI
tho CAPACITY of Principa and sSc dGI 81 siSeS
Principal, took charge Of tho M lis opciinE
last February. EMioyin. eisewhrfc, the highest:
position astsachefs bfnging with them tho most
undombtcd testimonials and uniting in M syiii6ptn
moi degree, nG:ur. and Professional tiiess, their
candic.o ili: large and fonrishing Seminary dur
,-rnT the i'aS. yea, has gwen satisfaction so ut na
IS ka1":n .u ,sn r exception. - Z q !. 2
This ;ci:.nary Affords every adyantage for giving
young !a;::s complete edncaiion, both practical
and ornaa,s;ltul It's location henlih-
fui9utlglal scasos of ffe year, ant thu s;olnsnu.
nifty ceonomira!, indus tiDs, ali d iif6taf
Bssrdiig uid tlinsnsIy low, TO suit the
times ss SlIi The tSnFss OF Isr,irto il so sys
4 toqua!fy yn.;i,, ladies' for
every ntvinlir.
Arrangements making to .,rv, t.. chair of
the MHsic Department occupied by faithful and
cc...lH.cd teacher. ~
Under sncsr iuso-:h! circ,,;ist:.na .hr s .tn,-
ry viii tc 3!:c:ly opened. baf,fc s;cl, for
Year. TIE ts,late,::, satisfied that sup rio: Fc-
nal. Sch o canno. b. appeal ;'.ti con';ii;cc
10 tho ll!ic in s l,ci,:,li. As to rnn;ec uf Study
tc;ns, Sc. 81" :,ir;.r C.,d aud Cic,;,r.
y, OK! /: uf :ir Bore! Of Trustees.
FL! IS EARLE, Ehl:r
y. I. Ram, ;Sr'*y.
+ + y
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In Equity.
Susan Pope,
For Partition
l(~.., T~->Dn,

Ma,y Jane Pope:
Ordor from the court Of Equity i'll this case, shall
proceed to sell tho premises the 29th January
next.
The Mill tract Of land; belonging to the estate of
Jas Pope, dec, containing 800 acrcs,lying in Alb
Daniel Rudd, DR.. John Holland and others.
SAID lands will be sold on credit of one and two
ycarp, in equal nstalmcnts. except for much
will pay tho costs Of this suit 10 be paid in cash.
Purchasers to give bond and good personal security
10 secure tho purchase money.
S. S. TOMPkINS, c.E.E.p.
Com'rs Office, Dec. 90 'lS. 49 I'd
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TSNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AbbeYiIle District. In. the: Common PIeas

HNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbevile District, 4InIthe. Common Pleas
i William S. Ansley who isin the custody of
the Sheriff of AbbevilIe Dfstfetb Virtue of writ
of Capius nd Satisfac.iehdnt the aut of Jefisr-
SON McCracken, having filed bis petition with
schedule of his whole estate re aud persona! for
the purpose Of obtaining rho benefit Of the uct of
General Assembly con,n.oa,y called the 1nsovcnt
Debtors act. ~! ~ e,
Public Notice is hereby gwen HAT the Petition
Of the said William s: AnssS So heard and coi-
'sidercd in the court oy psaa for Abbcyie
district Abbeyills ca shsh
INC colrt 1iay, ,SasiSf s4H Gimme cmciSg
oifthat day at Tho and aii
ditors Of the said Willana suns
monedi personality Or ltolnsy TO ap.;
if any they can or. have Why he Benefit of the
said acts should not be gTasitsd 10 said William
8. Anscy upon his esecgtiny the assignment re-
,quired by the Acts aforessfd 4 Ss ~ ~ ~
THOMAS sPiERIN, cor.
Clerks Office, fifteenth Dec 49, x :. .,i
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Sale Of the Real Estate OF WI:
liam pyles, decd.
James +. Wyatt, & Wife,

Y. For Partition.
4. K Scawris:it. & Wife & others
ny order OF the court of Ordinary, will sell on
- sale day iii February next, some succeed
ing Sale day, ior partilion, the Real Estate of VIM
Pyies dcc'd., situate in this district, OIL waters of
Turkey creek, containing 270 acres (more or ess)
aud bounded by lands of Capt. Mattison Noah Rec
yes ana others Terms, twelve months credit, pur-
chaser giving Bond and mortgage OF the premi-
ses II deemed necessary TO the Ordinary for the So
curty of the purchase money Costs to be paid in
cash. -sa A. CHA AWrHORN "a.
Abbevi'le G. H., Dec. %, '4s. ~ I'd
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The Last Notice.

4 LII Persons indebted to the Estate OF John
IA McCelvy, deed, either BIZ MITE or Ac-
u count are requested 20 make payment i'm
mcdiatcy and also those having demands against
the Estate will render them in immediately as
longer india! sencc ca;i%a. bc giycu, am ob.gc
to cocc! Il o.ie-to settle will, l. lt%es that arc
of aCe.
N.B.-lhe accounts r,u"t bc properly a::cyta; as
the law rc;p,:rcs. JAS. j.. McCELYY.
Jan'ry ], 20. IL Lt
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N-u...-.,

LII P..i,o.!s :n!c': 20 the Estate of George
y iiHfoway, decd, axe requested to make
IL nn"n"tiat" payment, and those having do
manis against the wil l.ease present them,
by the !i-ctsac iinrcsI rcyi.
Dec %; ~ Fl &C EWALkER. r,
42", T. j, CALHOUN, IL '"'s
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Take Not;cnI

q LLpersans indebted to the cstuio of the Rev.
II john Porter decd, are requested 10 make inn
mediate 'puYment ors their notes will be left in the
hands ofaasofficer for collection. will attend at
the Courthouse on Sale day in Feb. and first day of
March at which tme settlement cnn be made with
me. X. M.DAVIS, Admr with will annexed.
JAM. 6. ,,.s.z...ss.. - 10 2m
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Sale ofLand, in Ordinary
L. Rusor, Appt., J

II. Y. Martin, and others.
order OF the court of Ordinary, will sell by
~ public auction, 70. partition, OIL sale day.in Feb
ruary next, the Real Estate OF Christian Rasor dec
containing abont 325 acres more or less being the
Home tract on which MIR. Rasor died, situate in
.anla dlsf;c and bounded by lands of VIM Dunn,
'ssngqt qqtAg4esgs ~: eBiain, and pthers.c,.s
ems elte months credit, with Bond and SC
enrlty and mort dge6f the premises if necessary,
10 The. for te security Of the purchase
money costs in cash. A.C I'm ,s;A.p.,
s. JAMS As ~ stdS -
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Land Sale, in Ordinary.

w VIM n'' l. c"%:s,,' =: < S'.s' r.. Partition.
w I1nd &c and wife and oilcis.
WILL sci! on the first Monday in Feb next, at
L this place. q tract Vi land containing 2JJ acres
situate III TINS DIST, adjp.Iln5 lands o ,iarn 3D.
wc!i, Lacy Bowen Ct ai-the rcu! estate O: Benz.
Sn.inicrdccd fJ- plli,.on OH u crcd, of IL months
Jan u -i3 a. G.. HAWTHORN, SAD.
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Notice.

DEEsCEs against whom :hrre are demands in
= thl,ats Of the Undersigned, are her, by mott
tic 10 aoiia at this place, ION sale day next; TO set
tie Or sad demands or renaw their notes. Those
having toai:nds will present them properly attest
cd Ga t!.a: day. MARY CANNON, Ex'ix.
Alb G. H., JIM 40. - IT
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.az..sa..s;. s.:,ass.s E,nr.e,
Music .5c";. u;!;l stationary
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