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HE CONCERNS EVERY ONE.l
CHOLERA CURED !
DIR. ESecIer's Cordial and Care
, ei -r spp a5siys. 8Stl}ts ts.tstf.

aaafnEsiye, tts.ssyf y,
For the speedy aud positive cure Of DIARR..
HuSA, DYsEHTERY, CHOLERA. NOR
BUS, CHOEERA INFANTUM, COLO,
FLATULENCY, GRIPPING PAINS, and
for all Derapgemepts OF tho Stomach and
Bowels caused by Teethlng, Improper Drink,
etc, etc. 'gEs5zs T'iss
u. AsIATlc CHOLERA is as easily
cured and prevented MS any other disease of
the stomach and bowels. provided tho proper
means are used. II presents the same NOR
bid symptoms as Cholera Morbus, only more
violent. There is no difference in their pa.
tholosy, the treatment being the snmc, DR..
keeIer's Cordial, 80 justly celebrated for dis
enHes Of the stomach and bowels, will. as cer-
tain as it is used, cure This disease. As
Preventive, il should be used in small 4uanti-
ties daily, mixed with water, and Oh The np-
proach Of the disease, it should be taken ia
moderate doses, at regular and short intervals,
until every symptom is removed. Fictionsto
the abdomen, with ex:ernnl applications to
the ex'remilics, in the worst stages OF the dis
ease, will cure forty,nine Of any fifty cases.
There is no need Of anything else; aud, above
all, beware Of Calomcl, ?urgatives, apd oti,pr
PalIiatives; they will kill moro than they will
euro. The most severe cases Of Complaint
yield to tho heroic virtues OF this remedy Ike
magic. The proprietor invites investigation,
hbo Doiuly prOclniflIs tnat II VIII speedily euro
nll diseascs Of this character. II c can pointto
living witnesses OF its beneficial effects, after
being pronounced incnrable and given mp TO
die by their physicians. In all cascs Of failure
The money will be cherrfully returned.
ReGdfhis Testimony.
(Ex.ract Of letter from the Rev DR.. Enrie.l
Duisvlle, Bucks County, August 25t'I, IS47,
Dear Sir---l am now prepared 10 recon.
mend your Cordial from having used il with
success in several instances, and ] am now
trying yonr Panncca in case of protrncted
debility, attended with cough, apparently pro-
duced in the young Lady by her 'ouigrowing
her strength 10 use common phrase.
Yours, respectfully,
ALFRED EARLE, NJ. d.
Extract nl letter from Ebenezer Cook
New York City, July 90, ls47.
Dr Keeler. Sir. ! have used 10 my fami-
ly all of the Cordial which you left with me
last summer except two bottles whicl. ] per-
suaded a customer OF mine TO Try, and having
proved very beneficial, he has recommended
il 10 some Of his friends who wish TO have some
Of il, therefore wish you would send me some
by express. ! am satisfied from my own ex-
periepce that il is the best medicine for chill
dren Tcothiug aud Summer Complaints that
lie offered to the public, and all that is neces-
sary for Ii recommendation is to try il. g
Very respectfully, ,
EDESEzgR Cook.
2S4 Grand ST. cor. Of Alley.
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This is 10 certify that have used DR.. Keel
ers Cordial, and have found il valuable med
icinc in darrhpa, dyscnterv, aud all derange-
ments Of the stomach aud bowels, caused by
{Tec'hIng, and is particularly adapted TO all
diseases Of those or gaus caused by acid fruits
or the dchilitatipg effects Of season aud cli-
mate. ta All
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LIVER COMPLA Amt,

y -I.E,ll IDF7 - t@1S5A"HNNJ
0aua,.dsce, Dyspeps;a, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Disease of
the Kadaeys,
and all
Diseases Aris-
ang from a Disorder.
ed Liver or Stomach,
such as Constipation, IN.
a0a'd Pttes, Fullness, or blood
TO TIE Head, Aciaity Of the Sto-
n'dch, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust tor Food, Fullness or qyeiqht in
the Stomach, tSouy. E,wctnt;ona
,S;;,, k;,, :, "a. Ey,.. ,,'
Pit Of the .g,on. n.ar5 ,e.;,s, ". aAe
II
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M'ALLIsos, ST. D. Plum st, Phila.

DR. Keelers Cordal.-We would call tho
attcution OF our readers 10 this Invaluable med
icine, W hich will be found advertised at length
in our columns. AS a corrective in cases OF
DiarhGa, disease very prevalent at tho pre-
heni time, it Is highly spoken of by all who
have used it. ~
Meals Saturday Gazette OF August as. is4TT.
DR.. keeler's Cordial aud Gartninatiye.--~
This article is advertised in another part Of
our paper. IL Is Warmly recommended hy fa,Bi-
lies wbo.sAsy tried ii. II is especially useful
among rhiidter, and has effected hundreds of
cures. The Cordial Is not quack nostruni,
but carefully prepared medicine, and perfect
" free from any thing ipjarious.- Pennsylvns
nian Of Sept. !. ls41.
DR. krelcr-Dear Sir. As Il is my dutv To
use every homes; means to promote The happi-
ness OF our fellow creatures, take great plea
sure Ill stating TO you the advantage receiy-
ed from your valuable Cordial and Carmina~
tive. Last autumn was attacked with Diar-
rhGa, which debilitated my system very much:
for nearly three weeks tried many remedies,
but found little or no benefit, when mp taush.
ter informed me Of your Cordial. bought a
bottle and had not taken but two doses before
obtained relief | was entirely recovered
before used the whole Of it ; and havc rc>.
manned hearty ever siuce. Respectfully
yours, S. Bupp, d, d.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail,
Philadelphia where also DR.. Keeler's Cough
SYRUP, VERMIFUGE SYRUP, RHEU-
MATIC LOTION, LIVER aud SANA-
TIVE PILLS may be obtained Remedies
of unsurpassed efficiency, and which have no
equals. No family in town or country should
be without these celebrated medicines 60
admirably adaptive 10 meet sudden emerren.
cies.
gJ- Also DIR. KEELER'S SARsAPA-
RILLA, for the permanent cure and removal
Of all discusses arising from nsperiies of the
Rlood, or hnbit Of the body, viz: Chronic
diseases Of the chest, Consumption, Bronchi-
tis Cutarrh. Pleurisy. Scrofula in al! lis forms,
letter, Scald head, Botches of tho face,
Chronic diseases Of the Stomach. Liver aud
Skin, cutaneous eruplions. while swcIiings,
Hip joint affection, deep seated pains of the
bones, swellings of the join Ulcers, Syphil-
tic disorders, Mercuriai aud all Hereditary
predisposl,ions. Females suffering from OBJ
stIuction, sallow complexion, nervousness,
ETC., will find the Pnnacca nn elegant remedy
for their removal.
For sale by Or. R. S. Mellett, Sum-
'eryllle; Il. J DELAY, Camden; Black
Il Ehny, Orangeburg; Boatwrgh, 81
Mot, Columbia; J. Mcmillan, Marion;
P. NJ. Cohen Charleston and by
Druggist and Merchants in every town
throughout the Slate.
Dec. 10, l640 8 Iy
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

TnE LARGEST GRAPEVINE ~ rnE U.
SrATE>.--Under this heading the Nalchez
Free Trader, Of the 10th instant, has the
following paragraph:
Mr.. William Casey, corner OF Union
aud State streets, IN the city OF Natchez
eau boast OF grape vine which is un.
doubledly, the monarch vine Of the U.
States 1t rlses from the ground in
single trunk Of some three inches In
diameter, neatly straight, aud well pro.
porlioned, to the height Of about niue
feet when 1t spreads into branches, aud
cover, aud enbowers the trellis work Of
quBe large garden, besides climbing
tall uer. The weight Of the immense
clusters OF grapes hanging npon it, now
nboGt half grown, is estimated a. ton.
10 stretch out any one OF the branches
in direct line, they would measure
from three to four hundred feet. The
description OF the grape Is not natural to
the country, but was brought to Nalchez
~ the old Spanish times. 1t is called
the "Jack Glape, from Spanish Jack, +"
lhc uiukunrur ui the Spanlard who planted
H. some years ago, Madame Bmgaman,
now dead, offered Mr Casey live hundred
dollars IT he would remove the vine safe.
iy to her garden, in the environs of the
city; but no sum of money whsicver
would induce the owner TO part with it,
Il produces u wine which has the taste Of
Hook.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
To PInntcrs and Merchants.

F6NHE undersigned has on hand and for sale at
4 Collnsburg, Dossier Parish, La, 100 bales
Of heavy cotton Osuabnfg- From 500 to $500
pair Of homemade russct Negro Shoes From
30 10 80 Cotton Gins, warranted 10 perform we'll
Twenty Bais dArc Wagons both for llones and
Oxen, with woodon and iron nxes, PloWs Of nny
pattern required. Also. a heavy stock Of Dry
Goods aud Groceries A superior and heavy lol
of Ready Made Clothing both for sumner, fall
aud winter wear Planters and Merchants are
particularly requested 10 call and lay in a supply
Of the above articles, as will sell them as cheap
as they can be bought in New Orleans, aud on
time to SUIT their growing crops Orders will be
Punctualy filled for any Of the above enamcraled
articles.
J. n. GTLMER
I'm B.-Goods, Groceries or Cash paid for
CoiO Hides or Peltries, good article always
required.
June 26, 1850. j. r. @.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

CAEicATUREs N UAvANA Tho Span.
iards manifest their hostility aud contempt
for the United States in various insulting
modes Among other, caricn,ures of the
most Indecent aud ridiculous character,
are circulated with the consent of the
authorities all illustrating the grandeur
and greatness Of The Spaniards, aud the
debasement aud cowardice Of the Amer.
caHs. A number Of these catiesturcs,
were brought over on the Falcea, One
Of them represents Gen. Taylor hucelng
at the feet OF The Capmin.G Gcueral. hum.
by suppliesting Tor the pardon OF a gang
Of miserable looking prisoners, with ropes
around their neckI--N .. Dslta.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

General Waddy Thompson. of South
Carolina. has written ia the Eaurens,.Ile
Herald Of that state. fail defence Of his
position IN favor Of the compromise now
pcudmg in lha L. ; Senate. lie eom.
plain, that lie has been personally as.
sailed IN he newspapers Of that State,
aud has bacn deleueelcss. inasmuch ns
the undivided press Of the State is oppos.
ed 10 his yiews The opinion oi the State,
he says, has been formed 10y hearing Gully
one side no augment In favor Of the
comprouIise has ever heeu published in
the STATE, and Gen. Thompson thinks
that such public opinion. when reduced
80 IT, elements, is "ihe opinion of the
editor, Of newspapers aud few poiu.
clans Tie therefore undertakes, in his
owu dclcacc 20 give thc grounds Of his
approval OF 1he proposed settlement, aud
defends the Senate bills IA ali their
features a such, as can be honoraby uc-
cr?ied by the South; as much better than
the Missouri compromise line, aud as the
best adjustment which eau be looked Tor.
lie expresses surprise that any southern
members should be found IN opposition.
PicdyHRc.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
Watches and Jc.yeIry.

q THE undersigned have as ,Ao
~ q soeia'ed themselves togethei - SF
~ lie oapaely Of Waichmakrt, Jewellers, Sc,
aud have at this time for sale, Gold aud Silver
Lever Watches, Maauu Clocks, B'eastpins,
Finger Rings, Silver Ihmbles, Rodgers fine
cutlery. Silver Table and Tea Hpeons. specta.
cles. Fine sewing Needles aud a variety Of arti.
cles too numerous 10 mention
Strict attention will be paid 10 Clock and Watch
repairing as we now have Cue stock Of Watch
materials we will eyrcuie without DELAY any Mind
Of Watch repairing The credit system * con.
lrary to our political or religious principles. there's
fore we shall expect cash for all work done .,
goods gold, in as much as We intend to work cheap
aud sell as cheap rs cau bc afforded any where 70
the west
WHITE & CROUCH
Washington, July IS, 1850 fas-3n
Al persons indebted to G. Whiio are requested
to come forward and pay ~. IA. order 10 ssys eva
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

The organization Of the boundary
Commission has been completed. II
will embark al New York about the LIST.
August, aud reach Fl paso about the
i@th Nov, the day to which the joiui
Commission stands adjourned;
The commission will be divided into
seven sepemle parties, a. follows
let, An astronomical aud scientific
corps under the direction OF Lieutenant
Whipple. Of the Typographical Engn.
ecfs to be stationed aI IL paso
2ud. A sInilar eurps under the dree-
ton OF Bfeyel Capt. llaflcaslIc. Of the
ropogmpical Engineers. to be station.
ed at Il point on the head waters Of tie
Gila.
3d. A corps Of Engineers for the sur.
yey aud reconnaissance OF the left bOuk
Of the Gila, with Il view Of asccftalniug
il- adoption Tor the construction of a
'road, canal nr railway. u provided iog
IN the Cub article oi the treaty Of Gauda.
iuafe lliialga
lth. ! eorps for similar service On the
rght bank ol the Giid.
9th. 4 corps to determine aud mark
the boundary Inc a!ong tue Gila.
9Th 4 podg under the immediate d..
fcoiien ai Lieut. Col. John Mcclellan.
head Of the Scientific Corps aud Chief
Astronomer, embracing craftsmen. feoof-
der. Ac.
7th. A pany under The immediate ii.
rccliog ol the [. 5 Commissioner. nclu.
dug Secretary Of the Commission. quar-.
ter Muster. CommlssarY. Labofefs, ac.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

Smithcrs, on being caught IN an uG.
pleasant predlcament the other night,
rushed down Canal street, he says, holly
pursued bya dirty man. a loaded rife,
and an old haL-the whole of them
Cooked" Quite d nstfew escape.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
Gin yEais,,fae s,ry.

THE undersigned have permanently located
L themselves IN the town ei Washington. where
they Intend manufacturing Gin Stands Of the brs,
qualify, and inasi improved patterns. frpm many
leaR practical experience in the business. they
haiief themselves thai they will BE- able 10 furnish
IN article saFtfir 10 any now ia usC. Persens
wishing 10 purchase aia invitdio call aud Examine
Tot themselves before purchasing elzrwheEe. Par.
ueulaf attention will be paid to repairing. aud all
ofisr' in that line will be- promptly attend to.
a shaFa Of public patronage il respectfully solie
tied.
THOMAS ] LAWS.
WILLIAM n. LAWS.
wlshigton, Ialy u, lsso, [2s-u
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
WASHIN GTON
FEMALE SEMINARY.

FEMALE SEMINARY.
,l,llE finh Session Of this ln.iiiniion will
commence on The third Monday Of Seplsm.
Der meas. The School has been IN operation.
under the present Principal, for two yearr, under
circumstances that now place ils permanent and
prosperous ssisience beyond dorhf. Every ar
rangeinen, has been made to build up a Female
iHstisii8H inferior 10 none in any rrspeef. II
i provided with Assisfanfs in every department,
and no expense has been spared In procuring the
services u ladies whose education aud experience
emincnily qualify them for the position.
An extensive Chemical and Philosophical ap-
paratus has been obtained, 10 which large adj
doHs ssiil DO regularly made, aud the Institution
Is well furnished with Psnos and such other
musical iaT,rumanis as ere required Every fa-
clily Is Afforded for the thorough education Of
young ladies, both 10 solid requirements aud in
elegant arcomplishinenia. Pupils from abroad
are icceisvd into the family Of the Principal,
where cafcful supervision Is maintained over
their health, progress and deportmeut
The location is healthy, the tnildings large aud
oomAodioas. and The grounds ior recreation ample
aud eAipnsgr.
Young ladies completing the prescribed course
of study receive diplomas from the lnsu,ution.
There u but onn vacation N the yeaf, from the
second Monday Of July to The lhrl Monday Of
September. Pupils may, therefore. be entered a,
any Lime during the scholastic year.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
S. l.. SLACK, A. NJ, Prineipai
Miss Il TiMANUs, iice Principal.
Mr.. $. l. SLACK, Teacher Of Music & Drawing
Mis- $. T.. JssEs, Teacher Of Music h French.
Miss NJ J. ALEXANDER, Teacher In Primary
Department.
TERMS.
For Session Of 81 weeks, payable invariably
quarterly in advance.
Tailion. SIS OF 500
Music, Piano, Harp, or Guitar, each $50
Latin, French, Italian, each, Sl2
Drawing aud Painting, /; 80; :; Sl2
Boarding, every thing inciudtd,l $50
5. l., SLACK, Principal
July 10, 1850. l2m
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

Gfasral Posi- Q6iee-The honorable Senator
tMr' Bradbury says that there we're removed,
during the last fiscal year a,l09 deputy poslmas.
iefsi aud he concludes TINT ai icasi a,G11 ofihem
must have been dismissed BY Prrtident Taylof-
thus charging over to the President large mum.
her who were dlspluoed, in New yurk, Ohio, and
other States for turning Free-Solers. lie then
adds "llIhe york has P0ne an at the same rate,
We mus, hive seme i've lhonaaud Idismi.sas) in
the post oillers alone Now. as am unwilling
10 have so worthy gentleman frmain in the
dark, will lay the precise state Of the ease ba.
fore him
State gf The case on the 9tA MTca, 1850
Whole nnMbct Of post ultes IN the
United Mates l7,7s0
Appointed by the Postmaster General
On removals, 1.I06
Appointed by the Postmaster Gonefal
On designations a.s0a
Appointed by the Postmaster Grnefal
on drhths ais-GIa6
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
EiitIe Rock r'ou,Jary.

fHills undersigned, having purchased of Mr.
d s !, HfHHsH h.s enlifs Interest IN the
LITTLE ROCK IRON BOUNDARY, and
uaaeHaken iis reorganization, proposes to put Il
IA condition 10 meet the wants Of The coanlfy,
70 spou as stock, materials, and WoIkmen. can DO
proeuiva lF1m ABROAD.
ROSWELL BEEBE
Little Rock. July !. 1851 .s7iiw
kEfERs TO
: + : !. 5TsSsl, as5.si E.1i { E. llals Roel.
Capt T rennywiil Van nafsn. Ark.
Joseph Brhaeii, Esl. FoH Smith. Ark.
d. 7. Ntief, Es4. Washingioa. Ara.
Mr.sfa. " Gfrrneaod & Co, y Orleans.
Mesfs. llosea & ilazea. Etneianali.o q.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
DJendaa'A

U'lllS day came The oomp'ainanls By solicitors
/ Pie and Cumnins, aud flr their Dill IN this
case the object whereof Is to for,close a mortgage
on certain Real Estate, and Il appearing By ALI.
dayit annexed TO said bill that TIE said Richard
L. Sullivan, is a nen-residcui Of this State, il is
therefore on motion Of ofcpmrlai1anis, ordered that
notice be gwen said nonresident. defendant by
publication Of lhIs order IN the Washington Tcle.
graph newspaper published in this State for the
number OF times aud within the time prescribed
by law that unlcssbe appear before the court here
on orbciOrr the fourth day Of the next term hereof
to he holden at the coart .housd in the town Of
Washington, IN the county Of Hampstead aud
state Of Arkansas, on the sixth Monday ai,er lie
fourth Monday Of September, A. d. 1850, and then
there plead, answer or demnr TO said bill the same
will be taken for confessed agains, him, and
deCne accordingly.
Tcsle; $. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
a true copy from the record.
Teste; s. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
90
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
Rlrt ,xCn,Nopt,

THIS DAY came oomplainants by solicitors,
l. Phe and Cummna, and file their Dill Ia this
cnse, the object whereof ia lo (ureclosc mortgages
OF certain Real Estate executed by the laid Allen
VI. cakly aud Jnncs w. fAcy, aud appearing
BY affidavit annexed to said H that ihr names,
numbers and residences Of the heirs of Allen VI.
onkly, deceused, Except Edmund Oakly his
father are unknown lo all the compainanls N said
Bill and that all said her are non.rrsideus Of this
State; il is therefore on motion Of complainanls,
ordered, that notice be- given said nonresident,
defendants by publication Of .hIs order in the
Washington Telegraph, newspaper published in
tbs State lof the number Of times and within the
time prescribed by law, that unless they appear
before the court here, on or before the fourth
day Of the next term hereof, to be holden at the
coer -hvnse in the town of Washington in the
oosa,y Of Hampstead and state Of Arkansas on
the sixth Monday after the fourth Monday Of Sep
lrmber, A. D. 1850, aud then there plead. answer
~ demur TO said bill the same will b. taken for
confessed against them aud decree accordingly.
Tester $. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Tests S. 4. SANDERS, Cleik,
90
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
Cotton Gins.

rENliE undersigned has on lianda lot Of supe-
u tor Gin stands Il various sisrs aud patterns,
made o, the brat material and oa the most up
proved plaa, which he viii fully GUARANTEE. and
sell on fnrsc accommodating terms than they have
ever heretofore brcn offered
D. l. BR,TTlN.
Washington June 10, 1856 ~ Il
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
GIN MANUFACT0RY,

fTllE undersigned still continues The mauufac.
tory ofhs superior Cotton Gins, at bis old
stand one rile ifum Washington
J. r. CROSBY
Washington, July oath, 1850. f29-tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
STATE or ARKANSAS.

CuuArY ~ llGarsrraD.
Office Of the Clerk Of the Hampstead Circuit
Coutl on the Chancefy side thereof. ia
vacation, Iuly 10th A. u. 1850.
Henry l.. Bi,uor, SanGlofd
&. Faulkner, Johh Dfsn.
men, James II. Walker anI
Lnihvr Chase, who sue AZ
fesidu4fy Trustees, nf the
Real Estate Bank Of ths
state Of Arkansas. aud a.
sueosssofs and survivors Of
Cay A. Hartis, Lamben
Reardon, George lll'. 10. n
cncEcf Walters, Ioreuzo
n :4hs aui Robert ).
oihssa, dceeas5j, aud oil
james : Conway, andI
Daniel r Witief rrmoyedI
and of sam. G., Roanr
John Preston, Jun. Wm
I. Moore, Anthony n. DAN
virs, slas Criig aud Enocli lliLi ~ CRNcfAY
J. smith, whose Trustee
ships have rEpfcdI
Complain ants
Richard T. Sullivan, Solo.l
man Rugle anl Alexlndcrl
7. Bales as executors Oh
the las, viii aud tesla.
nirnt of Solomon Ruglr,
deceased, both Of whom
reside IN the county of Ia.
layeiie, ia the Stats af A.
kansas, aud Wiley Cry
er as administrator Of the
estate Of Jacob Bulsafd,
deceased
Detendaa,.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31
BrlrH cn,>cra.
HHaldHHIs

'FHlS day cam the oonplaihauls by selirilofs
fske aud Commits aud flie taFif b'H IN iha
eutr, ihr object whereof Is 10 ilreciuze nafis
rufes of certain Rcll Estate executed By the sad
Alisa VI oakly aud James " Finley and Il an
peaHhg hy affidavit annexed To sad hdl that the
uamfs aud numbers Of tie hers uf Aiirn VI. osklg
Except Edmund oikly his fsihefl are wholly
uuknpwn 10 lie accomplishments m tbs sat aud that
sll such heIfs are n0n.fesidruis ol tbs stale Il =
therefore. On motion Of complaiHanir, efdrfeds
ihai notice be- ven said non.frsideHls ouleadaniz
by publication df this order IN the Washington
Telegraph, a newspaper published in tbs State
Tor the number ui iimes aud silhla the time pre-.
scfhel by law, that uarss they appear before the
court hrfe on or before tic fourth day Of the nrAl
term hereof, 10 be holden ai lr ooufi.housr Ia is
town OF Nashingion, ia the county Of liemPsiead
and State Of Arkansas on the siAlh Monday altri
tho fourth Monday Of September a, u 1850, ant
thea there plead, answer OF demur TO said bl,l' III,
zane will be- taken lcr confessed against ,heu. aus
decree accordingly.
Trsir. S. r. SANDERS. CLERK.
A tue copy from the record.
Tes,e. S. 4. SANDERS, Clerk.
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