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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

EXTRAORDINARY PROFESSIONAL SKILL.
x X
We were next permitted to inspect the case Of
Miss Eliza Smith, of Maryland. The patient is
now "a years old. For twenty-three years Of
her life she has suffered from gross fungus
cancer on the right breast and side. The patient
commenced the present treatment on the lth
day of October, and at the time we saw Dec.
l3th) the foul mass, weighing several pounds,
was nearly removed. The small portion that
yet remained presented dark and lifeless ap.
pearance, while the new flesh was perceived to
be rapidly forming.
CuEsrERrowN, Nd, June %, 1851.
DR. SlIAs T. GlLBEEr.-Dear Sir: Your letter
of the 18th of juno is at hand.
| often reflect upon the many acts Of kindness
that yourself your father, and DR.. Kennedy, have
extended tome; and when l do so, my heart
swells with gratitude towards you all.
Ny health since the 18th of February, 1855,
the day that left your Office in New York, has
been excellent. None but those who have been
similarly afflicted can appreciate the emotions
that / exnerienccd when [ found myself once
again in tue enjoyment of health, and the pros
pect of many happy days before me.
When my friends saw me come homo >cured:
their astonishmcnt was so extreme that they
could scarce believe the evidence Of their senses
They were ut /. loss to conceive how medical
science could be brought to such wonderful per-
fection rs was exhibited in the successful treat
ment of my case. Indeed, the removal of
tumor of such enormous magnitude, arhhom
cutting it ont, was enough to astonish any one
;; + X y
Very respectfully,
Your grateful friend,
E. SMITH.
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GBoiitt 44petrp.

"a DAYS MARCH NEARER HOME"
know this lifes pilgrimage
A journey to the skies
A passage to that better land,
Where pleasure never dies.
Oh, then to find so sweet place,
Above yon starry dome,
20, for every day but brings
GA days march nearer home"
The path I know is sometimes smooth,
And then again uneven:
l murmur not, for 'tis the way
That pilgrims 60 to heaven.
know there is stream called death,
Whose waters dash and foam,
'Tis just before-but still I go
ga days march nearer home"
Oh, what relief it is to know,
The time cannot be long,
Before my soul shall be regaled
Within the land of song.
This cheering hope cannot find
Within the skcptic's tone;
Ny Bible bids me onward 60
"a days march nearer home"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

What is a dandy? A thing in pautaloons,
with a body andtw arms ; a head without brains,
anda cigar stuck in Il hole before tight boots ;
cane scented, white handkerchief; "a stan.
ling collar; two brooches and a showy ring on
his little finger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

New MATERIAL FOR PArER.-A new and
singular material for paper has been recently
received from London, and passed throueh the
New York Custom House. 1t is the residuurl
oil Beet root after pressing for syrup, and tho
present is the first parcel that has been imported
into the United States
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

Mrs. Frances w. Bobo, who died in Pamela
county, Mississippi, last week, bequeathed tho
sum Of one thousand dollars to an aged female
servant
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
f. DR., S,M'I. GGLnenr, New.Yorl;.

The gold ring alluded to is Il massive diamond
ring, containing seven diamonds, and worth at
least 500. This, it must be borne in mind is .
present to the doctor, in addition to the usual
fec, which WAS also cheertnlly paid.
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rapidly, and my general health, which was fast
failing, is improving, and better than it has been
for years.
/ consider you the instrument in the hands of
God, of saving my life, and relieving me Of the
most direful disease that flesh is heir to. Icould
truly wish you might live forever to relieve suf.
fcring humanity. Accept my warmest thanks
for your kind attention and success in my case,
and with them the silver pitcher, which l request
you to place in your Office, as grateful memen.
TO- Ny residence is Lynchburg, Virginia, and
will be glad to give any person information in
regard to your methed of treatment and extra.
ordinary success. Yours, very truly,
w. p. ALLISON, NJ. d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

We make these extracts from q large number
of testimonials, and consider them amply suffi-
cient to give DR.. Gilbert claim upon the con-
fdence Of our community. He has also in his
possession letter from our respected felow.citi.
zen, H. W. Peronneau, Esq, in which he &C.
knowledges himself as highly benefited by his
treatments DR.. Gilbert may be consulted at his
Office over Duncan and Paxton's 2l5 King
street; or at (room 10Y Charleston Hotel.
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/ remain your obcdicnt servant.
j. S. PEACOCkE, NJ. d.
WINCHESTER, Va, March II, 1886.


Nv Dear Sir.-In answer to your kind favor
received few days since-I am happy to III
form YOU that am perfectly we'll So far as tie
horrible malady YOU SO skilfiIly and successfully
relieved me OF in the fall OF 1854, is concerned.
The cicatrix continues perfectly sound and
healthy There has not been the slightest lndl-
cation of Il return Of the disease. feel entire
lysatisled that the cure is radical and permanent
This case along, unsupported by many others
within my own knowledge, presenting SILL
more extraordinary evidence OF your skill IN
craiicating this terrible disease should be sulll-
cicnt to establish the superior efficacy OF your
remedies, and gain yoa the entire confidence q
the public.
l am happy 10 learn that several whom | re-
commended to you, have been successfully treated,
and would earnestly advise aN who may be
suffering from cancer, to seek you.
With my best wishes for your success and
happiness, remain your grateful friend,
a. S. BALDWIN, NJ. D.
DR. SAMUEL GILBERT.
I have 10 hesitation in anything that the cure
of the cancer by DR.. Gilbert Of New York, is
now fixed fact; there can be no doubt about it.
| x K i y
have been led 10 these remarks, from the
fact that promised to tell YOU the effects Of the
doctors remedy in the case of Mr.. Coulter. He
returned home perfectly cured. The disease is
gone, and his hand is saved, and he is in far
better health than when he placed himself un,
der the doctors care. ] hope Mr.. G. will III due
time give YOU q full statement of his case. 1t
may be the means OF saving the life OF many
sufferer. Yours truly, -
WILLIAM RAMSEY, NJ. D.
No. 277 South l3h Street, Philadelphia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

In his speech in Faneuil Hall on Saturday
evening last, Mr.. Burngame alluded to Mr..
Keitt and other Southern fire eaters, when some
one in the audience cried out, "What about
Brooks 2"
"He" said Mr.. B., "s in his green grave. He
had larger heart than many at the North and
il. the South who sustained the outrage on Sen.
ator Sumner. (Applause.) lie had a heart,
and-I have a right, in some sense, to speak of
him say he was n Drawer man than the men
that incitcd him to the commission of the out
rage So much for Preston S. Brooks. Let sll
the hostility of the past 60 down into the grave,
where he sleeps his last sleep. He is with his
God, who will deal mercifully with him. Let us
try to be nerciful here."-Porland Advertiser.
.ssoMggIHlsa Among tAe cuFieIs things
cotton seed oil, cotton seed cake and cotton seed
meal These are the product of the cotton seed
which has heretofore been considered worthless,
in consequence Of the supposed mpossibilty Of
hllling it, but which by an ingenious invention,
the property of the Union Oil Company Of
Providence, has at last been accomplished. The
oil is found to be very rich and valuable for
burning, manufacturing, and the general uses of
other oils. The cake when ground to meal is
used for feeding COWS, in the same manner as
iuseed meal, for which purpose it is far prcfera-
ole, as it does not give ptinty taste, and large
lv increases the quantity and richness OF the
nilk.-BostOn Tran.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

1t is stated that one fifth of the cultivated land
iii England Is sown annually i'll wheat The av-
cragc yield is givcnat 81 bushels per acre, which.
VIC think is more than double the average yield
nr ihis country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
OR OCERI IE S

-CUHSIsUIS Ut
LOAF, CRUSHED, CLARIFIED, ST: CRoIX
AND ORLEANS SUGARS,
ORLEANS SYRUP & CUBA MOLASSES,
TENNESSEE AND BALTIMORE BACON,
LARD, SODA, STARCH,
SOAP, CANDLES,
WHITE WINE AND APPLE VlNEGARS, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
CASE OF MISS ELIZA SMITH.
REMOVAL OF A DANGEROUS TUMoR WEIGHING
ABOUT SEVEN POUNDS.
EXTRAORDINARY PROFESSIONAL SKILL.

From the pen Of S. B. Britain, Of the Spiritual
IN ~ Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

Doibs is strong believer in guardian an:
ecls I" Fit were not for them, he asks "what
would prevent people from rolling out Of bed
when they are asleep?"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

New York Custom House. 1t IS the reSdCuGl
oil Beet root after pressing for syrup, and the
present is the first parcel that has been imported
into the United States.
A CIR AT DEER HuST-A city buck of the
Broadway order went in the country, and they
invited him to deer hunt. lie had seen tlls
antlers of deer, and had lively notion of vcu-
sion, but he knew about as little of the live ami
mails as he did about the gun they gave him.
They placed him where the deer was to pass, and
told him to fire as soon rs he saw him. lie
stood and trembled. Soon he heard the bayinS
OF the hounds and before long there was crack
inr OF bushes and magnificent deer rushed by
with immense anters and tail erect The city
buck stood still and uemblcd. The huntsmcn
came up, and asked him WIN he did not shoot?
His lips trembled, IL saw nothing but the devil
90 by with an arm chair on his head and his
handkerchief sticking out behind"
A FEARFUL JuDGMEST.-The Hollidaysburg
Standard of late date, says:-For some days
past there has been singular story aioat in
tkis community. 1t appears that one day last
| week, q man in the neighborhood OF Mount
Onion, Huntingdon county, while cleaning grain,
Suddenly discovered that the wecvil had destroy.
cd the greater part of it. This so exaspcratcd
him that he blasphemed the Savior in such
willul, malicious and wicked manner as will not
bear putting in print He left the barn and
Vent to the house; where he seated himself i'll u
chair, where he had remained but a few minutes
before he turned to his wife and asked her>what
she said. She replied that she had not spoken.
~ thought" said he "that heard somebody
say that ] must sit here till the judgment day."
1t is now alleged that be is still sitting IN The
CHAIR unable to rise Or speak, with his eyes roll
ing, and totally incapable of moving his body.
SLAVE CAsE.-Anothcr slave case has excited
the people of Boston. Mr.. Lewis Sweet and
family have for some months been travelling in
the North accompanied by slave girl, named
Betty. While at Lawrence, Mass, writ Of
habcas corpus was sued out to obtain possession
of Betty, on the ground that she was restrained
ing was had before Chief Justice Shaw, where
it transpircd, after private examination of the
woman, that it was her voluntary wish to re-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

NEWSPAPERS FOR PRcDUCE.-The Chicago
Tribune las tue following announcement i'll
large type, at the head Of its second page:
'eThs paper sent one year for three bushels
of wheat. OF six bushels Of Oats.n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

Drop hy drop falls into the clear wcll.springs
of youth the bitter watcrof experience; andthcre
is no iltcrcr this side OF the grave that can res
tore the old purity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

HANDSOME QrlLr-Among the many objects
of interest in the ladies' department at the Fair,
was quilt made by Miss Mamie Eubank, Of
this city, and exhibited by afriend. 1t contained
nearly 5000 pieces, arranged with exquisite
taste, the colours blending harmoniously, and for
ming a very pleasing object TO look upon. 1t
would ruzze II mathcmattiom to complete the
number olsticlcs in Il quilt of this description
Ri,:.mOnl Dispatch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

";Julius, what part oh de ceremonies do dc Ia.
dies most admire when dcy 20 to church p
"Well, Ponpcy, can't tell dat. What is it?n
"Whv ub course, It's dc Inns
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

have 10 hesitation in anything that the cure
of the cancer by DR.. Gilbert Of New York, is
now fixed fact there can be no doubt about it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

ABOVE STEALING" Billy, how did you lose
your finger? %
Easily enough" said Bill.
~ suppose so, but how2"
81 guess you would Il lost your own if it had
been where mine WAS"
"That does not answer my question" ."
dwell, if you must know" said Billy, ~
lad to cut it of, or else steal the trap"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

JOKE FOR A FARMER.-The French excel all
nations in studied cquivoquc, but give us a
Yankee for the unintentonal kind. A western
New York farmer writes as follows to dstn-
gushed agriculturist, to whom lie felt under
great obligations for introducing variety OF
swinc:-
"Respected sir: I went yesterday TO the fair
at M. I found several pigs OF your species ;
there was great variety Of beasts, and was
astonished at not seeing you there"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

The love Of ornament crccrs slowly, but sure
ly, into the female heart. y little Girl who
twincs the lily i'll her tresscs, and looks at her
SELF i'll the clear stream, will SOON wish that the
lily were iadclcsS, and the stream mirror. We
say let the young girl seek to alOm her beauty
if she be taught also TO adorn lcr mind and
heart, that she may have wisdom TO direct hel
love of ornament in due moderation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
The Superior Quality

OF all Goods offered to the Public at this establish
ment is so well known that very little need be said
upon this subject. But with the unity of Low
PRICES, and the VERY BEST QUALITY OF
GOODS, is the system Of business the subscribers
are determined to carry out This will be made ap-
pcable to every branch of their business
Our Goods in oil instances will be what they are
represented to be-and when sold by sample, shall
always be in conformity with the sample
We are constantly receiving and have in Store
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
>;r CLOUD PLANTATION, EAST FELlclASA,

Memphis, Tenn., Sept. ID, 1915.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-04
Sate of Departure of European. California
and Havana Mails, for january, 1857.

All letters France, Holland and Belgium be prepaid
Il by the Liverpool and SonthRp
ION cents by the direct to Hae and cents by
British Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under the rule reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this Office to New York.
closed mail consisting Of letters and for States
ard cities Of the German Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Iouan Islands,
is rent from the Post-ofce in New York semi. weekly.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

IN r. ROCH d Co., MANUFACTURERS OF
- HiTS-faving enlarged their Store the subscribers
reads any work that their customers and
the public in general shall upon them Having
engaged the most competent wokmen, and being receipts
the best OF materials they confident that
as good work as any establishment in the city.
N b. Hats OF all qualities AID sizes made order shortest
notice. p ROCH Co
oil Baronne Gravier streets,
stsv BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS-I.O00 CASES
f&y aEdns from steamships Empire City and Black War
or, and ships Gen. Taylor Ariel and Sea King for sale
low On liberal terms. by R. b. AUCUIN,
/. Hobbs 4 Co.,
..-. -. ... - and IA Custornhouse 81
nsre attention paid in filing merchants
ders. piT an
ID. TAYLOR g. RADDIN, Al MAGAZINE
street opposite the Aacade, New Orleans regufary
reeSving by arrival, Mems Boys, Youths Lsdies
e&Misses ard Chidreu's
BOOTS,
SHOES,
BROGANS,
CATERS, yrc.,
which, together with their heavy stock hand
largest selected in the South aorng
nducmen city and country purchasers desiring low prices
and accomruating Terms CO u
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ADJUSTMENTS.


u
Lessee Manager ". H. CRISP Treasurer 7. B,cLARKE.
PRICES ADM1ssIoN-Dres.c Circle and psrque.te, IS
BOZ De ses ass
ss-The most Elegant Theater the United sates.-es
THIS EVENING, February 4, 1857.
Tenth night Of Mis-. J. NJ. DAVENPORT, the eminent
vii crowded appear sSs
PLAY. her &
thusia.te arplanse-Mrs ". H Crisp Marguerite. Dance
q
morrow evening-Missp J. Raveppost will Tspsa
her imitaoqs renowned Rachel and the Queen Of
ct. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES ST.
n NJ Aaa.rs A l. e. fs M CORR
9 and
| tickets, Is cents Private Boxes, each, Sc.
Box office open daily socloek. Doors open 6z
Overture at O'clock precisely
THIS EVENING. February 4. 1857
Third night Of the engagement Of Mr. COLLINS the eee.
5sa1 Ii eRis IN S9fs M
tn the sprs q a h ns How and 20 TdS r NJ
sae Mr co ohsy viii
y sEk sh TOO kSD TH S ss4 T Ill.,
Mr.. DeBar Beauty. Miss NJ Shaw Zephyr Mile yaee ie4
| ORLEANS THEATEk ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle, Latticed Boxes,
Parqee Seccd Boxes 81 50 Pit, 81; Third Gallery 50
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock. Performance l.
| THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1857.
Benefit Mr.. PROVOST. First night Of Halevys grand
| OPERA In acts, CHARLES VI.
| p7-In rehearsa-'The Trovator.'
Re- The Ibretto of three French Operas Fios edition.
| for sale at the Box office. fe4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-04

xy-The schooner Narragansett, from New
York is dschatging her opposite jackson Square
tonsgnees requested the receipt of their
goods The Levee, otherwise they will be stored at their
expense and risk.
ja29 GEO. W HYNSON & CO.. 50 Camp street.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

$3.50 AhIlCULAK NOTlCES.
GIrrzsss' BAsK LOUISIANA
BE ss"S
fe4e. :, D-'e' ~ e. =. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
meeting of s sSs s1ssal esGass
the following gentlemen dnly elected Directors
nS!:S sGSsa
~ nr,
Esq. was unanimously reelected President
NEW ORLEANS, February .. 1857. =
holders 5 s sf CT tne soss, F.
&c ' on
" ST. CHARLES HOTEL roxpAsY,
s p. At election by the stock held
alns s' HfPsd s PENN Samuel Smith, X Ess
ras p|s .s the 9Th inst John G. Gaines Esq
FEE At JOHN WOOD, Secretary.
sg- BENEVOLENT Assoeiasi lon of the sons of
es at their " @ q @ are z
DAY, at az o'ciock r NJ e'''' 100
Jas 1y AUG. LARosE, Secretary
BANK OF LOUISIANA
T he Fl s 1ye On sss
Jazz 1T +. N. DAVIS. Cashier
nsss hsrsaitsT o4sr daroon railroad Depot NoVD1Ys
-, Odd Fellows' Hail. corner Of Camp
nt aps s Wiz
sE k esp s ea asn fsa hses s sG
gn Hal IL % s + h s ns
ties Concerts Exhibitions Lectures viii
s g 5ss,s' APps'
to rHos. H Shells = s Ssnep s'Fee''
ss hHsgs Mo-
70 I'D FsIloss Hall. D;elhs2s eofdi%y invited 70
sn,r pss Master, Wqhf H pssree Master, R.
Jahan, Secretary ja20
mssrs S,s So
sss John s. s gGIi.asK
"r jais puvrrsrr raaa a1 Secretary.
I.o. Q. F. Louisiana Lodge No. l,
"a GEO IL
EIGssssens Lodge NO. meets
HlS r + SSRToT
&1 ". W. E'.--hOSVAru LouSe O. Id meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. s, Odd
Fellows Hall, at O'Clock. 0ffeers-DAFID MOORE, N
g.; R. S. KEAGHY, Y. g.; A1ExR. PORT1oUs, Record
Treasurer, a6
NJ Gardner Smith, Auctioneer and APP
praiserPricular attention given to sales Of Real Estate
Slaves. Stocks, SUGGESTIONS,
HiS- Office No. Commercial Place. SEQ ly
i" Attention: Company G, National Guard.
You hereby ordered Drill every EVEN
ING att o'clock also Monthly Meeting the first Tuesday of
each month.
| selS If CHAs. JENKINS 0. s.
BS. The Poetry of PhysIc-Doses have al
been associated minds with faces and edi
cine has seemed from the days Of childhood another word for
6nd disgust Its remedies the of sick
and pain hard bear the revolving potions
compelled swallow for its relief Dr. prepaa-
lions herald another His Cherry Pcctorali like honey
the tongue, and healing balm the stomach. His Pills Try
nemcy sweet morses the and glide shod
the palate, but their although wrapped up is
there and strikes with telling force the foundations
| disease. Cincinnati tD.) Citizen ~
E9-They are for sale by j. WRIGHT CO., and all
| city Druggists. d2' 2rn&W
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
de ia Nonselie.oriean rREANcTERs. No iI.sl7.
I session DIES bIens du su-(lEt &nSolvoble
est aeeeptee Ia eor lie benefce De caneics
ct lis sonttnoihes dayCs comparative retUde
Kerr notae pubinue vie SAMEDI 14ene jonr
levrier 1857 10 heus m nlatin, Feet de deberer
les aires du sudt nsovabe Ell lis delus notifies
toues poursaies uciare cone
supendues, r. E. aresche
les ereancier absents. a.a'=.y-1
Par ordre de Ia IL janver. 1857.
jal3 3tin30d ]. S. CHAL0N nepute Cireffa-.
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l. NANIZEn IRON-Warraned TO Fluch and with
ont ackgThe cheapest and durable mate a for Roof
ing, entering. Scouting Cornces for buildings Lining for
wter tanks Bathing Tubs Stovepp Locomotive and Steam
ers Stack PIPES Veranas and all other purposes where iron
is exposed oxidation and Galvanized iO expands less
han Of the other metals except platinum and stee il is
n'Gch che and more Durable than copper and it the only
article hs will stand the peculiar humidity of this climate In
fine, not only in this but in England and France is
established hey ord DOUBT that Paen Galvanized lion, pre-
p'red expressly for the purpose is economical
'" OF " being the durable article for the above named
purposes discovered being entirely aud requr
III: 10 paint wha'ev protect l. from decay.
HEATON Il OLIVIER, 40 Common street,
Accent FnY- the
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SECOND CoUR JUSTICE DE PAIx1 REED & FIELD VS..
STATE OF LOUISIANA

~ 7" STATE Of LOUISIANA. ~ .
FirIF DIS psT6.g1 RIE Ss vs. HIS CRED
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
me nsoyen that the ceson Ct his property Is hereby
further notified that meeting Of his said creditors will take
place at the office of r. j. Kerr Esq., Notary Public
city, on SATURDAY, the 14h day of February, 1851 10
ocioeS A NJ the purpose OF celebrating on the affairs Of
said nsovent; and in the all judicial proceedings
against his properly stayed Iaresce
Esq is appointed represent the creditors In matter
BY order Of the court this 18th January, 1851.
jal3 3in30d j. s. CHALON, Deputy Clerk.