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EDER & BROTHER,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

CUHFT 4HdFKEf dhu CHUTCH 81,
ELKTON, MD.
T0BB1NG promptly attended to, and exc
y cuted with neatness aud despatch.
UTPlans, Specifications, Estimates. &c.
made free Of charge. Noy1ltf
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Joseph Johnson Liverpool Watches

The very celebrated watches direct from the
manufactures Of
X. F. Cowdcroy, London, | r. +. Cooper. London
"eo John Bold, Liver John Bold, Sr. Liver
pool, pool, % ;.weIs
Henry Taylor, Liverpool, Jno. TedbuTy & Co
James 'raliam, Liverpool
George Chadwick, North John IIou ghton Liver.
ampton Square, pool,
,WSmark, London, NJ. j. Tobias Co.,
WIN. Read & Son. Liv- Liverpool,
erpool, VIM. Robinson. Liver
VIZ pool, &c. &c. &c.
Watches Of all the above Celebrated makers. cased
~ AL the latest styles We also to order and
have engraved on the cases any design furnished
u.s. without amy additional cost We would also
respcspectfuly ask the attention of the Ladies 10
Our stock nf fne -
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TIN ROOFING
ELKTON STOVE HOUSE.

DORTABLE RANGE. for Summer use This
L range will be found admirably adapted in
every respect. The range will operate in any she'd
in the open air. and for all who wish to cook
COMFORTABLY in Summer. it is indispe, sable In
store and for sale by STAPLES CANTWELL.
April 5.
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GEORGE ELLIOTT,
NO. 81, Market Street, above Third,
WILMlNGTON, DEL,
IMPORTER AND JoBBER IN
Watches, JeweIry, Silverware,


Il A n g Y G 90 ID s.
TNEE subscriber would respectfully call q
the attention Of his patrons and the GN \
Pnpiic to his increased facilities for obtain 6&HI
ing the finest goods in his line direct from Europn
tn rough the agency Of Jobbers to the trade
alone. However great may be the effort of others
to approach to our impossibilties, we mr., re-
solved that no dealer shall excel our stock in any
particular determined that we will give full
satisfaction to ALL which is not-in our yiew NJ N
ease-impossiblc Respectfully then We ask your
attention to our ''"'
VIM. soiXOn's Celebrated London Watches.
These accurate time keepers, supported by tn,
British Admiralty, stand alone as the best Watcbe,
In the world. Each Watch is accompanied bv
genuine certificate from the manufacturer. which
guarantees 1t ITO KEEP TIME TO THE SATISFACTION
OF THE PURCHASER or the watch to be returned
through the agent TO the manufacturer. Also III,
only GENUINE
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FATAL DUEL,

1t Is known to many Of our readers that duel
was fought near Charleston, on Monday, 29th ult.,
between Edward NIagrath and W R. Taber, jr.,
one OF the editors Of the Charleston Mercury. Mr..
Taber fell at the third fire, the ball taking effect
in his forehead. lie survived but an hour
This unfortunate occurrence grew out Of the pub
lication in the Mercury of series Of three articles
reviewing the claims Of Judge A. c. Magrath to the
position Of Representative Congress from Charles.
ton District. Regarding them as grossly personal.
the brother Of Judge Magruh sent n peremptory
challenge to Mcssrs. Heart and Taber, and the
death of MIR. Ta6cr was the consequence of The
meeting.
Without giving an opinion upon the cause of
quarrel, we may say that the death Of W. r. Taber
is public calamity >IIc was noble hearted gen
tleman--ardent in all that engaged his mind or en-
listed his feelings. Gifted in oratory, brilliant in
writing, his contributions to the political literature
Of the State had already, in his brief career, cha
lcnged attention abroad in the country and aimira
ton at home. Thoroughly Southern, his efforts
had been sedulously bent upon bringing up the
mind of his section to the great issue soon to be
tried between the South and North. And in This
point of view, however may have differed with
him AS to time and means, we regard his death
great loss TO the State
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Annbrotyp1n@.

= L. a. GREEN has just returned TO his Daguer
rean Rooms, on Church Street, aud is prepared to
take eAMBRoTYPES,o or pictures on glass-a new
feature in the Daguerrean art--in the most appro-
we'd style. They are taken in moment Of time,
clear or cloudy, early or late. The impression is
imperishable, not affected by water, light, or the
touch. They are far superior to Daguerreotypes.
Call and see them. l will remain in town some
two or three weeks longer, and if any one wishes 10
earn the new art, can learn them much quicker
than Daguerreotyping. May Is 10 If
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TIE B80oEs DINNER.

The dinner, given yesterday 10 Col Preston S.
Brooks at Nipetys Ss<- -SSssl grand affair. The
number Of -persoss, md fynd females present is
estimated To- have hsen iroGfve " seven thousand.
IA about 1 avn. the speakers and several
other Distinguished iEdjsdaals being on the stand
appropriately erected Tor the. occasion, DIR. Cain,
OF Greenwood, the Chairman of the Committee, af-
ter a few pertinent remarks, introduced General
Samuel MoGowan, WHO delivered complimentary
address, concluding il by the presentation to Col
Brooks Of a gold goblet rom the citizens Of Abbe-
vile District aud gold headed cane from the peo-
pie OF Clinton Laurens District.
Maj. X. A. Gt16ns thsn presented silver goblet
from the citizens o. the immediatc neighborhood,
and MIR. Pressly JpressFsed walking cane from
o citizen Of Florida.
Col. Brooks responaol at some length, in feel
ling and eloqueptpanner.
Senator Toombs, Of Georgia, next occupied the
attention Of the vast audience in speech Of near
two hoyrs' length, glowing with eloquence, depict
ing the wrongs Of the South, and most heartily ap
proving the act of our spirited Representative, Of
which she stated that he was an eyewitness. lie
"saw 1t done, and he.sew it well done"
After the gentleman had concluded, amidst the
enthusiastic cheers osthe multitude, dinner was an
nounced, and every enc proceeded to attend to the
wants Ut, tue inucr masG Notwithstanding the i'm
sahsoig, gas an abundance OF the best
10 eat and pebtS NtS9d cool water 10 drink.
Dinner having dseen finished, the Hon. A. p.
Butler was introduced ,and riveed the attention OF
MS listeners dpring ab t three quarters of hour.
Alter wh.e[>< <6&xSJ. H. Adams being call d
on, that geutI<I 80 fe few pertinent remarks.
Col. Orr - Isn lloudly called for, but the
hour Tor the return OF fIe extra train to Columbia
having arrived, our rsbrter LEFT at that juncture,
together with the largck portion Of the crowd.
2GA[ Youth Cdrolinian, Oct. 4.
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COM Il Err CIAL.

hc0te'o Of the CdnmLid Market, for the neck
ending Oct. 4,Hh, by Barkuloo g. WaddeLI,
Cotton FdctOrsi Columbia, S. C..
lhls day closes reek of considerable activity
in all departments O business. The cool, pleasant
weather has gvon y impetus to trade, which our
merchants, who hap mostly received and opened
Their iaIi stocks OF Aerchandise, are prepared to
meet. The stock the various descriptions OF
merchandise requh for city and country con-
sumption is unusuat large this season, and is IA
vorabIe indication Sihe increasing trade and con-
sequent prosperity the city.
CoTroN.-The samer Africa has arrived at
New York with UerpooI dates TO the Goth ult
Cotton was unchanei and prices barely maintained
market closed sady and quiet-saes of the
week $4,000 bales Orleans Fair 74d, Middlng
6jd; Uptnnd fNhHd, 'NiiddHng Gid. Stock OF
hand 675,000 basso which $50 900 are Ameri-
can.
The Africa's adsces produced no effect upon
our market, and we ontnue to quote advance Of
! 3c gained in th early part Of the week upon
all grades from miaIing up. Sales of the week
1856 bales, at lOi 1lc--most of the sales approx
mating the latter fene
BAcoN.-The tralsactions in this article for the
week under review have been limited, and prices
unsteady-the aves,gc Of sales have been effected
at, for sides, clear, Il. and ribbed III l2; Hams
y l25; shoulder 10 lO5.
CoRN.-The dehand for corn continues good
and prices are frng maintained. We note sales
during the week at 20 a 0jc per bushel Sc lbs.
CoFPEE.-Sales Of Rio made ut II ia l2I
FLoUR.-The transactions in flour during the
week have been limted aud prices indicate de-
cline. Fine family in bbl 1925 775.; In sacks
1926 3.62 per 100 lbss
OATs-IIave been in good demand at from
so 60c per busEel.
PEAs.-Nlarket-welI supplied at 55 62I busheI.
GRocERTEs.-We have no transactions in guam
tity to report among the leading articles. Sugars
sold at auction brought, for N. o. Brown % 10;
G. Yellow l05 a III; Moasses w. L., As 49,;
N. o. Csc per gallon. Sugar, Crushed, l2t Is.
Salt 81 so lsO per sack
Rope l25 ais.
Bagging-Gunpy, 900; few bales of Dundee
are offered at the same price .
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The State of South Carolina.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN1
SpARTANBURG DIsrRIcT.

iSPARTAHBURG DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
William Buisc, Admir-, Appt. vs.. james Buise, ct.
al deiendants.
Rule to appear, ndentify kindred, show cause, SO.
WHEREAS VIM. Buise, the Administrator
w of Enoch Buse, decd, has duly accounted
before this Court upon final settlement Of the Is
tate OF his ntesiate and obtained decree in favor
OF the presumptive heirs at law Of the said decd:
And whereas he has further filed his suggestion In
the Court OF Ordinary, alleging and setting forth
the.tact that oil the presumptive heirs at law OF the
said decd are now absent from the State, and have
not been heard Of for more than seven years past,
and praying that their dis;ributive portions Of the
estate Of said decd. may be ordered into his hands
as their next Of kindred aud only surviving ber at
law OF the said decd: And on motion OF Bobs, Ed
wards & Carlisle, pro pet IL is ordered that james
Buise, and Polly Buise, Jonathan Buise, John
Buise, Nancy Buise, Nathaniel Buise, Elizabeth
jackson, John Brock, and Nancy his wife, defen-
dants in the citation for letters Of administration in
this case, do ppear before this Court, identity their
kindred, and show cause why the prayer Of the Pc
titioner, forth in his petition should not DO
granted, within three months from the publication
Of this rule or the decree Of This Court will be made
final and absolute against them.
Given under my hand and seal OF the Court, tho
Oct. Q 80 10 90 d.
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FROM kANsAs.-Sr LOUIS, Oct "A letter to
the Republican, from Lecompton, dated the 26th,
says that the armed bands have been dispersed and
that the citizens were returning to their claims, and
business was reviyings Peace prevailed throughout
the Territory Warrants had been issued for Jones,
Stringfellow and other pro slavery ng,a,ors. Gov.
Geary had authorized Colonel Titus to form vol
un'eer battalion TO preserve the peace la the neigh
borhood OF Lecompton. Capt Walker is to per-
form the same duty in the vicinity of Lawrence.
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Amount OF Expenditures for prizes in
The Ladies' Department Tor the Fair Of
1856 chargeableto this fsnd, $500
Balance in Trehsury Of tbe Ladies' De-
Partment, 40
sl:- Respectfully Submitted,
!, - \ ~ M =, Il. STOBO FARROW,
,.lsStsl{ n :, - ~ a ff SSBe,Y AND TREAsURER
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

1fihe reader will look over our advertisements
he will probably learn something to mis- advantage.
bennett q Goss present rare Inducements 10 Gus
'o'hers, as they say they have gouged the YaaSscs,
and can therefore sell low down IF
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

We beg to direct attention to the advertisement
"f MIR. 7. II. Flanigan. of Columbia His stock is
always large, and composed of first.ra,e material
and workmanship. In prices we know he can
compete with any other house, and purchasers have
thus every inducement to give him a call
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WILLIAM ARRIsoN SRNrENcED--Wm. Arrison,
convicted at Cincinnati Of "manslaughter" upon an
indictment charging him with murder in the first
degree, by killing lsaas Allison by means OF an ''in-
iernal machine" or "torpedo,' was on Monday SEN
fenced TO the penlteutnsy for ten years The pris-
oner was first convicted Of murder in the first de-
gree, and sentenced to be hung but obtained new
trial, which resulted 10 verdict of lnanslaughter
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OBITUARY..

Died, al the residence Of her son, in Gfeenyille.
on the 18th ult., Mrs. JANE BRICE, in the 10Th
year Of her age. .,.- =,
She proiessed her faith in her Redeemer in the
morning of her days. and attached herself to Naza-
ieih Church. She was an orderly and consistent
member OF this Church Tor more than sixty years.
She was married in 1902, and became the mother
Of twelve children, only seven Of whom are now
living. She was resigned TO the will of God during
her last sickness. Her end was calm and hopeful:
"How blest the righteous when she dies,
When sinks weary soul to rest;
How mildly beam the closing eyes,
How gently heaves the expiring breast.'
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THE ELBGTlON.

The people Of the Distrlc, will bear in mind that
on Monday and Tuesday next an election will be
held for members of the Legislature aud Represen.
tative in Congress The election win continue two
days in town and one day at tho out boxes s-Tucs-
day. 81 s, ~ -s,ea
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TRlBUFE or RESPFCT

RANDoLPHsvrLLe, Polk Co., Texas, Sept. 9
lS56.-i1r. John AN Morgan, departed this lie on
the Sth Of ScplcmbcH 1856.
In obedience to t,tS summons Of death. given hv
the Supreme Graud Master, our brother has Pc.
moved his mcmberstp from Eureka Lode, IGI
10 the Celestial Lud3 above
AS husband he WAS gentle and tender: rs y
friend and brother nd vNs frank open and pcn,rous.
Is neglbor he wai kind and courteous
Asa Mason he wts exemplary and always full
o' Ihnrnyi The PoorIf he widow, and orphan join
with us IN mOurnindhim.
AS public ,cstin3ny Of our respect, belt
ResOLred, lst. TElt we extend our heart felt
sympathies TO the sufiv'ng widow OF our departed
brother.
"a. That we w wear the usual badge OF
mourning 80 days, itd cothe the furniture of the
Lodge IN the habihnfns oI mourning Gpr months
od. That copy the above preamble and rcsn-
!utons be handed oujbrother's widow, and that they
be published IN the 9lroIina Spartan.
By-Crder Of the IIdgc,
JOHN SlCLEVELAND,)
LEROY THOMAS, Com.
.. TEAdARDEN,
OTIs Rush, Secrlary
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GENERAL PRore~raNr EpIs. CONVENTION
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2-Nothing of particular i'm
Portance was transacted by the Episcopal Conven
ton to-day. The Si1ih article ol the constitution
relating to the trial i" Bishops, made the order
of the day for 10 morrow
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MA11IEDM

On Sunday evening, the 5th Of October. by w.
III. BAGwELL, Esq, MIR. MARSHALL KIRBY,
to Miss MARTHA DEVINE, all of Spartanbura.
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The telegraph ar',punced an immense mass meet
ing Of $4,000 persons at atlanta, in lavor of Mr..
Fillmore privatS better 10 the editor of the
Consttutonalist OF Augusta, states that there were
not more than 500Csdncludng residents Of the
city, and that more enthusiasm was exhibited for
tue dinner than anything else
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TO N. ~
You shall have a place next week.
TEMPERANCE hECTeRE.

Ws are requested to say that Temperance
Lecture will be delivered by Prof j. II, Carlisle. in
the Chapel of WofIord College, on the night Of the
l7th instant, to which the public is invited.
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MLANE's vERMIFUGE IN TEXAS.

M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE IN TEXAS.
Hear what the Proprietor of the "SrAR HOTEL"
has TO say Of the wonderful effects OF MLane's $
Vcrmitugc: ept
"SrAR HorEL," CEvrREvrLLE, Texas,
Aug. 90, 1854.
MEssRs. FLEMING Bros.
feelit my duty to make the following state
ment Several Of my children have been unwell
for the last week or two. / called at the "BIa
MORTAR" TO getsome Oil Of Wormseed and other
truck, to give them for worms. The Druggist re-
commended MLane's Vermifuge, prepared by
you, but having heretofore tried every Vermifupe
in my knowing without advantage, told him it
was not worth while, rs my children appeared
proof against them all. He said to take bottle,
and offered il it done good to refund the money.
To satisfy him done so, and the effect was so
much better than expected, that got another bot
tie, and the result was most astonishing Three
of my children discharged great number of the
largest worms ever saw. To young man, my
Mail Carrier, who was weak, puny and poor rs a
snake, for month so, gave two doses, hich
brought from him ut least pint of what is called
stomach worms! Strange rs this may appear, yet
it is as "true as preaching" How the boy stood
it so long rs he did, with ten thousand "Bors"
gnawng at his stomach, is the q eatest wonder to
me. All these cases now doing well. No
doubt the lives Of thousands OF children have been
saved by the timely of this extraordinary med
cine. Don't fail to give it n trial.
TlIOS. r. THURMAN
sE3 Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS. of Prrrs-
BuRom, Pa. Al other Vcrmifuges in comparison
arc worthless. DR.. M'Lanc's genuine VermiFugc,
also his celebrated Liver Pill. can now be had
at all respectable drug stores. None genuine
wHhomt the signature Of
TO Oct 3 80 1t FLEMING BROS.
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Tue citizens OF Chcraw, South Carolina, have re-
solved to tender Col. Brooks public dinner. and
have appointed co.nnStees 10 carry into effect tho
rtsOlulloY
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THOSE CIGARS.

Placed uPor our table by Messrs Tolleson &
Wfngo, were No. l, and f any OF our friends wish
good and cheap article, they now know where
To go. 49,,
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a despatch from ,'lat reliable source, Chicago.
says that Colonel Harvey Free State) had captured
the famous Lone Snr" flag of tue South Carolina
cmigrauts in Kansas.
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The frost we had a,week or so ago proved quite
destructive. The, corn especially has been much
injured. d.-1sheuiile Spectator, Oct ..
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On the night Of the 2Sh ult the old Grecnville
Railroad Depot, Columbia, with several contigu-
ous stores, was burnt down. 1t was set on fire,
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We regret TO learn that Mr.. James w Lips
combe, Of Thickety, died few days ago On the
Goth we did business with him in our office, and
now he fills grave. How uncertain is our life!
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Died, at his mothers residence, On Thursday
morning last, after long protraced illness, OF ty-
phoid fever, followed by diarrhcea, THOMAS A.
GASTON, in the 32d year of his age. We deeply
sympathize with the friends A FRIEND.
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GREAT BARGAINS
IN
Boots, Shoes, and BrOgans!

HNlE Subscriber having purchased, and being
L daily receiving, uery large and ertensiue
stock Of goods Of every description in his line, is
desirous Of changing his business into
Il WHOLESALE TRADE,
and offers to Merchants, Planters, and others wish
ing to purchase, oil the inducements that they can
find NJ
THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK!
The subscriber is also connected with
LARGE NORTHERN MANUFACTORY,
which enables him TO
UNDERSELL ANY COMPETITOR. $
in this or any other Southern market
His stock comprises Gentlemen's Boots of all
styles; f11 =
Gentlemen's Cali and Patent Leather Congress
Caters;
Caters and Shoes o! all kinds;
Ladies' Caters, Walking Shoes and Slippers,
all colors and styles;
Misses and Chldrens Caters, Bootees and Slim
pers, of all the various styles
The stock Of Farmers Shoes and Plantation Bro.
gans is extra large, and manufactured by ourselves
ior THIS market, with great care and will be offered
by the package, or at retail, at extremely lo,o
prices. ~.
He is also prepared to furnish Planters and Shoe
Manufacturers with all the various STYLES of French
and american Calf Skins, Hemiock and OAK
Tan Sole Leather, Upper Leather, and Findings
of all descriptions
A variety Of Trunks, and other Goods not men.
toned, for sale. p. III. FLANAGAN,
las Main street, Columbia, S. C.
October 0 33 N4 3m
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Iaand for EaIe

1ohSO AM. to notice given 10 me by c. @.
Il HUGGINS, apd by his consent first had and
Obtained will sell 70 the highesti bidder, at Spar
tanburg G. H., OH Sales-Day in November next.
the lot OF Land whereon the said G. c. Hupqins
now lives, near A. j. Daniel, in the town -ci Spar
tanourg, containing ONE and ONE-TENTH
acres more or less. On the lot is a small dwell
ing House aud Smoke House. a weyl of e.csIIsn,
water ond is very handsome location 10 improve
Sold to foreclose mortgage - -
Ierms On credit to the Ist January next
Purchaser TO give an approved surety for the pur
chase money. j. III wilson
Oct. s ga, - - - a.
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ATTENTION CAVALRY.
Albert Henderson.

BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,
Corner Of Main and Church Streets.
Regular customers shaved twice week at rs
cents per month, three times week at 81 per
month, and every day at 81 per month.
Sept. III 26 n
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The State of South Carolina

SPARTANBURG DIsTRIcr.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY
X. S. Woodruff, Ex'or, Appr. VS.. Rev Gidso,
e.. Woodruff. ct al, derts.
Citation t. Settlement
i having been shown To my satisfaction ,bo, Cia
Il con Woodruff, Amos Woodruff, Nancy Trens.
Ier, and Ascenath Winn, defendants in this cas.
re;de ir"m aud thou, the limits Of this Sote. II
~ therefore ordered and decreed tha, they be and
appear at the Court Of Ordinary for said District to
1e "e,.' a' Spart nburS Court House, on The 29h
day of December next to show cause fony o,i.,
why the estate Of Samuel Woodruff deed. should
not be hnay settled, and the assets of the same or
dereu L" be disposed OF according to law, or their
consent TO the same will be tax en- pro confesso.
"'ven under my hand and seal Of Office the 9th
"'y OF October, n. ID. 1856. r. BOWDEN.
Oct Q 50 l2t
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Hon Il, NJ keitt will deliver the address before
.ne nn, Cokesbury Masonic Feuale College on the
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S:ow---We alle in;orIRed tar there was luht
mi OF snow in ,e nI,cr part ~ this District on