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A HOMESTEAD FOR $40!

500, 200 worth of Farms and Building Lots,
In THE GOLD REGION OF CULPEPPER COUNTY
Virginia, to be divided amongst subscribers On
the 18th Of April. -s57 Subscriptions only ten dollars
Every subscriber will get Building Lot Farm rang.
ing in value from $40 to s25OW. These Farms and Luis
are So Id SO cheap to induce settlements sufficient number
be ng reserved the increase in the value of which will COM
pensa'e for the apparent low price now asked
company Of settlers called '' The Rappahannock Pho
neer Association" is now forming and will
settlement in the spring Ample security will be given for
the faithful performance of contracts and promises.
a More Agents wanted to obtain subscribers to
whom the most liberal inducements will be given. Some
Agents write that they making s2oo per Ad.
versing will be done Cor every Agent where possible For
full particulars, Subscriptions Agencies, de-,
Apply TO E. BAUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline Co. Va,
Or to the Agents, w. d. BURLINGTON,
Barclaysville, N. C.
L. P. PHILLIPS,
Clayton, N. C.
Feb. %, 1857. liT4-.wtl3A
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The loss Of revenue by additions to
the free list is, $l,l45 ,615 90
Loss of revenue by transfers to sche-
dule II, or per cent, IT'S, $50 81
Loss Of revenue by transfers to sche-
dule G. or per cent, 263,24 Al
Loss oil revenue by transfers to sche-
dule E, or 10 per cent. 1922 80
Subjoned is a statement exhibiting the revenue
which the mportations into the United States in
the year ending 3Oth June, 1856, would produce
under the tariff act Of 1877
al oc; fofd ,,fioc
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100 Plows and Straw Cutters for SOL
Buy cheap and pillow deep while sIuggards sa.' ''
And you shall have bread aud money to spars seep
IL EEP 1T BEFORE THE PEnp, or !" Keep"
am selling and will continue to sell, low THAT
large lot Of Candles, Leather and Shoes toa mfe
neral assortment Of Family Groceries, such ef SEha
GSse Teas Mos;ses Chess Flour Meal and can S'SE
wholesale or retail. Call and see for yourself ", will sell
north side of Harget Street. am detem;naa an dior
unders,ld by any one 'eu not to be
attention to business to merit continuance or ana strict
Raleigh, March "a, 1857. "oMBLE
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A SOLDIERS CoURAGE.-A capital anecdote of
Lord Raglan, when wounded at Waterloo, is told in
London. The authority is the Prince Of Orange
The prince used to recount that not word announc
ed the entry Of new patient, nor was he conscious
Of the presence Of Lord Raglan (hen Lord Fitzroy
Way Hallo!1 don't carry away that arm till
have taken off my ring" Neither the wound nor
the operation had extorted groan 'front.' the wounded
soldier Pcs -
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The BLUE RIDcE TuNNEL.-We are happy to an
nounce that report Of COL Crozet the engineer Of
the Blue Ridge Tunnel, states that the heading Of
the tunnel is all through, and two hundred feet Of
the bottom only to remove. There is no doubt that
the cars will run through by the 1st Of july. This
is glorious news! The business Of the company will
be much increased, the expenses reduced, The public
convenience enhanced and Of the greatest works
upon which Virginia ever entered trinaphsntiy com.
plsted RjeAaaa9 Diqpats6, s.
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POWER AND rrmRrp

! WATER POWER AND TIMRRp
II OfFER,AT PRfyATE:sALE, THE Mn ANDs
liable Wster Power an Ahhoits Creek WI. m;teT Val,
miles Of The Depot 1t Lexington n WIN" naal aud
heres now an old dam and the ruins Of Gas TIE
Saw Mill At the Plsce There is ample s"nn; Mill and
times II water. i is The nearest water bower ali
Of Lexington. ~ So FS"e' u the town
In The Mill Tract Is 1857 acres Of good vh.,,
land end good supply Of various kinds Of ti@b.a and
adjoining and convenient TO this tract will san Also
brr without any cleared land. This power sna oak Tim
the midst and is surrounded by, the finest 9rr Situated
white and led oak Of any power know of new OF pine
Railroad between Raleigh and Charlotte n, the
Lexington would supply custom at this nlace .ne town
els Of corn per day and knowo no place w =" so
Of enterprise could maksa little fortune sne r.
q very great demsnd for lumber ard the cn, There i
son is just ON the eve Of building $2u0ou T OF David
within a mile and half of this Mill oouft House
Lexington. N. c., March "a, 1857. w. fI- HOLT
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eiS S'"D'f anu Otner VARIABLE Property
for Sale.
WILL DISPOSE OF ON ACCOMMODATING
terms INV real estate in the Eastern Ward of the r,v
ct Rae where Livery Stable has been ke, fur MANY
The lot is large and is well arranged for the bu
ness having on it TWO wells Of failing water The
dwelling is good two story building with all the necrs
sary houses in gnod condition There also cnnr
lent dwelling. with eight rooms for the accommodation Of
boarders on the lot.
ShA;I not succeed in selling the whole together will
divide the lot into three, and sel at public acon but
would greatly prear selling The whole one 10 Gun.
ted, he would find it good investment.
JOHN MALONE.
MarcI "a 1891. Hit
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PIEDMONT SPRINcs

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAS BECOME ppor,,.
IL tor Of the above named springs They a,a u,
near the centre of Stokes county, n c. in iab Situated
n.~ h region Of country within dsanes
ted place in the revolutionary war; They also very no
fine view of The Blue kdgs Pilot Mountain and snuasra
been greatly improved that they are now esr lately
bic to the travelling public and during the ss
vey passengers The proprietor has been at prrs,
s,dnrSs an and asds the BUILDINGS
Ssp u y. md nse, to spare no pains re
Springs whether for health pleasure The mne ' es
ter OF these Springs has been pronounced by
will open ON the first of June next A"' SEASON
RATES OF FARE
Single persons per day, s,so
week, an0
q. month"; al M
Chi dren and servants half price
Single horse per day. so-s
u . "eeh, 90
Piedmont Springs, March, l057. Il7,"w,,S
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~ y" NEhS AMI
VHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
end Machnis business in all their various branches Foun
derng Framing. erecting Water Steam Mills, erecting
and fitting engines and their necessary machinery,
Hotchkiss wafer wheels centre discharge Wheels Barkers
wheels, shot wheels under shot, breast Wheels
other wheels use Circular or upright Saws
Grist FIGURING Mills Boiling Reels Elevators Smut Ma
chimes Horse Powers Corn Crushers Cotton Gins Corn
Shelters.
On application will order and erect any of the above
machines any other in have experience of IS
and have several experienced workmen in my e
Dloyment. am versed in the various Improvements
Those wishing work done in the above line would do we'll
to give call sincere thanks for the lib.
eral patronage received heretofore.
For further information address t. subscriber at Pol
louisville Jones county, NC.
-. w. A. BUIE,
MilW light and Machnist.
Jan /, 1885, llG5-ly.
NOTiCE.-.vALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Hundred Acres lying few miles west of Greensbough
in Guilfrd county, both sides Of South Buffalo There
is two hundred of wood land finely tmbered on
th. place. and farm in good ate of-cuvaton. The
tract is lying half mile from, and in sight Of the North
W. J. Mcconnell,
CYRUS p MENDENHALL
a VERY DESIRABLE HOME-AS AGENTS FOR
"A Joseph Shelton, also offer for sale the tract on
which he formerly lived one mile South of Greensbo"ugh
Containing two hundred acres, with good improvements,
lying on both sides If the Fayetteville road.
Either of the above pieces of land will be divided INTO
convenient lots to suit purchasers. Any wishing 10
purchase address &c. p Mendenhall Greensboruug
or call and examine the premises. Terms made easy.
CYRUS f ?. MENDEsHALL, Agents
March II, 1857. = : : ll76-wem
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{ w. J. Mcconnell,
CYRUS p. MENDENHALL.


:" HO WANTS A CHEAP PIANO9-TilE
subscriber has for years been engaged in the Pnr'
chase and sale of Pianos. Harps Meodans Guitars Music
&c. and being practical Musician has given entire salts
tactic He buys directly from the manufacturers and
the reby relieved from heavy and other
Every instrument sold BY him receives his personal aen
ing cheaper than be procured any Wholesale house
in the United States printed list Of prices, accomp
MED BY the most unquestonabe references sent free Oh
charge to all parts Of the world ON application to
JAMES n. EDNEY,
s.<F. - ! 80, John street, New York.
December 81, 1885, ll65-wly.
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w. 8. Binghan = Sons, select school.

w. J.. Bingham 4 Sons, Select School.
TIME FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE JUL
II 18th. None but good and dnce boys wanted THOSE
ready to begin Latin Grammar much preferred Numoer
limited. Age and advancement of applicants desired
- zsf 80 y, Oaks Grunge Co.. n. c.
= March 10 1887 - - ,s-fEs-r3,& il75-w3m.
NOR sALE.-sEvERAL FIRST RATE MULES.
E Horses and Bts,od Mare. ALI warranted to WORK
well in wagon or pillow. Also, very fne Saddle Horse
1s a7f'F -'7 Pomona.
AM..,h on S1ah7. 500 - s-- 1l77-wSt.
AIEW PLOWS.--.THE BLADED Pillow TURNS
pyer and The ss-Patented 2hth Feb 1900
and turnst in towards the ow, Patented s,h jan ls'
!. Fssraay 81. 1sst, -, ss-a
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cational purposes per fourth article treaty thrtieth
September eighteen handred and fifty four nineteen
thousand dollars.
For third OF five instalments in blanks, cloths,
nets, guns ammunition, and such other articles of
necessity they may require. to the Bots Forte
band per twelfth article treaty thirteth September
eighteen hundred and fifty -four. two thousand dol
lars.
For third of twenty instruments for six smiths and
assistants per second and fifth articles treaty Thrift.
eth September, eighteen hundred and fifty -four, five
thousand and forty dollars.
For third of twenty instalments for the support of
six smiths shops per second and fifth articles treaty
thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and fifty.
four, one thousand three hundred and twenty dol
lars.
For first Of twenty instalments for the seventh
smith and assistant, and support of shop, per
ond and fifth articles treaty thirte:h September,
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, one thousand and
sixty dollars. &
For support of a smith, assistant, and shop for
the Bos Forte band during the pleasure Of the Pres
ident, per twelfth article treaty thirteth September,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, one thousand and
sixty dollars.
For support of two farmers for the Bots Forte.
band. during the pleasure Of the President, per
twelfth article treaty thrtieth September, eighteen
hundred and fifty. four, one thousand two hundred
dollars. 81 81 ,..t,5g ss Is ) 4
< u CHIpPEWAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI :.
Fulfilling the treaty of twenty second February,
eighteen hundred and fifty five ~
For one.third of sixteenth Of twenty-five install
nient money, per fourth article treaty fourth &C.
]: tobcr, eighteen hundred and forty two, and eighth
aEtcls treaty hrtieth September eighteen hundred
md -four, four thouabd one hundred and sikt
sex doiless and snty;ssSep oents
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Livery Stable and other Valuable Property
for Sale.

P1LADES SMALLWOOD
'e"""'' ''P'i"SH Ma'cb iEH I11-wtS
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nam 0Dsacies 10 these churches. 1t is in the mode
and preparation, and delivery, of these sermons.
that is to be found in great measure we think the
source Of that barrenness of results which charac
terizes this preaching. The Sunday address is pre-.
pared in the closet, is paper TO be read, or as
discourse to be detained from manuscript and
the mind becomes directed rather to a certain alb
stract theme, than on the audience itself as body
Of living men to be melted to real action.
The great question to be decided is, whether
Drattsn sermons are effective? We assume for such
the case that the organizations in question do write
their sermons We know the vast difference of
opinion that exists on this subject. We know how
many of the most highly intelligent advocate it q
Pri0rs But our convictions not at all the less
implicitly established; We are, almost without
waverng Of opinion, decsively fixed in our corciu-
sion that MS sermons are the bane of these churches
and hang upon their ministries like residential
vapor when it behoves that they should be breath
ing the free and open air. 1t is like the dry and
sickly temperature of close and heated room when
what is wanted is the pure and lifefraught warmth
Of the Ii ght from heaven"
We assent fully to these conclusions Of the writer
in the Messenger. A sermon written out in the
closet and read from the desk, may be entertaining
and Instructive, and display learning, piety and
feeling but cannot accomplish the results Of pub.
lie speaking 1t cannot have the appropriateness,
the drectness spontaneousness of feeling and Of
preston, If we may use the term. of extemporary
upon which the effect of public speaking depends.
Ana.' th's y not question for argument The sta.
:stcs OF the Churches in WHICH the custom Of read
ing sermons most generally prevails show that their
SUMMONS per annum are in the proportion of one OF
TWO only TO each minister Without argument, i
sle.r that any mode Of preaching which Is so incl
'''0'-e0 eesrss efrssstfs--ought 70 b abandoned
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Consignees at Anderson DEPOT
FOR WEEK ENDING June 40,

FVK WEEK ENDING JUNG 6U!
Blue Ridge Railroad, Harrison & Earle,
J G Cooke, ID jennings, England, Bleckley
81 Co., w H Gallarc, G Colyer & Co., j
S Palmer, w Pilchford, Burnett, L Il
Arnold & Co, j I Sloan g. Co., c II CHS
ohm, v Moore, A Going, ESharpe, Miss
9 Fitzpatrick, w II Wright, NJ Alexander,
) 3 Adger, (E. b. Towers &5 Sloan, Level
y White, Sullivan & Sloans, Osborne & H
J w Crawford, F E Harrison, 8 Brown,
s NE w Brown. White & Horton, MeFall
Ii & Co., J B Benson, j Kaufman, b e
Sloan & Co., j Kruse, u Sulith Sc Co.,
A Henry, NJ Lesser j Boyle, ID Biemann,
III. Babntge, t I Shelton, j N Lawrence,
Towers & Sloan, M Wilzinski, II w Kuth.
mon. f. RICE, Agent.
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containing the carbonate and sugar of flcad
This, IL was ascertained upon further inves,
tgatioU, had been introduced daily into the
food cooked for the family for lorg series
OF weeks The scheme was deeply laid,
and upon a principle which one would
scarcely suspect of being resorted to by an
ignorant negro There is some ground,
therefore, for further suspicious, involving a
more intelligent principal in the aff,,ir.
On Monday evening. the next 10 the
youngest child. Ella, too Young to withstand
the potency of the deadly drug, expired.
The eldest, Frances and Aurelus, were on
Tuesday lying in very critical condition,
while Mr.. and Mrs, Gill were improving,
but still exceedingly weak and ,ncfvous.-
The three slaves mentioned above, were
Immediately arrested aud lodged in the Jail
but will be taken before The Chesterfield
court for examination at the proper time
The two women are owned by Mr.. Gill;
the man, by Sylvester Pearce, Esq.
THE UNivERsiTY OF VRo1NIA. The sir-
nal prosperity Of the University of Virginia,
is one of the highest and most hopeful of
the many signs which Indicate the advanc,
ing prosperity and glory of that venerable
Commonwealth. a corps of professors un,
surpassed as scholars and gentlemen, six
huudred and fifty students, and standard
of education SO high and thorough that a
University degree is confessedly an infalli.
BILE proof of the complete proficiency of a
gentleman In the department in which he
graduates The time is coming, and is not
far dslart=-says an intelligent Virginia ex-
chahge--prcvided the means of accommo.
dating students be increased, when, instead
Of sis hund'ed and fifty. there will be a
thousand, perhaps fifteen hundred young
men within the walls of the University Of
Virginia.
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State OF south Caroline,
M EQuIrY-pInKnNs.

Pm EQuITY--PICKENs.
A0''A'~ p'Es' Es ct g. sa'' ct 81 Bnl for parti,
Joseph Donaldson, et. ux,, ct. al t'op' act&o
ft'HE Court of Equity, for Pickens District; raw,
! ing referred the accounts of Harriet Duke.
Administrative, and Ransen, Duke, Adssinistra,
tor with the will annexed, Of the personal estate
OF Russell Cannon. deceased, TO the Commission,
or for setti sment, the defendants BenaU;, Can.
nom Washington Cannon, aud tho other heirs os
William CannonI deceased, Carter Cannon, Mar,
garet Marehbauks, Judy Kendrfck Elijah Can.
non, Martha Brown sndJames Cannon, WHO are
absent from the State, viii take notice that the
SAID Reference will be held at my Office, on Mon
day 'he 19th day OF October next.
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, c,EpD.
Copr'rs Office. July 8, 1857 I'd
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State OF south Carolina.

PIcKRNs DIsPRior--IN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Dickson NJ Lnmphin Foreign attachment
Thomas w Cbostoin W.. j. Gantp..
WHEREAS, the plaintiff did on the 4tb day
W of March, 1867, file his declaration against
The defendant, who (as it is said) Is absent from
and without the limits Of This State, and have moi
ther wife nor attorney known within the samo
npon whom copy of the said declaration might
be served: I. is ordered therefore, that the said
defendant do appeal and plead to the said decla-
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against kIm
March IA, 1857 j. f. HAGOOD.cc.p
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Attentionl ArtillArv.

THERE WILLIS sn election hald ut your Com.
Il pany muster grndndon Friday The 9th dav
Of July next, for Majog OF I'd Battalion, 2j Regf,
mvnt 8. O. NJ. an election win also be held ON
that day for LIST end Cd Ilieuts8ants an! Ensign
eslyour Company The AytilleFy will also az
senlsleon that day for dcII, ,insteaf ofyous reu.
ular mester day, BY Grder.of Ool. PasfHFa.
q, JOHN LEE, Capt.
1uiy 2stSo7 81
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TOHlIEHD.

THOS DODGENS tolls before me one stray
Steer, supposed to be three years old, lias red
sides white buck aud belly. With white Gaeo !,
marked with eropt off the left year and swallow
tork and underbit in the right--appraised at $iI.
Which said ctesr may bo found al Thos Doggoss,
Jocassee Valley--the owner to proSe property,
pay expenses and take him away,
AprU G, 1887 > john KNOX, Mfp.
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State OF South Carolina,
IN EQUITY -
Mary Ann Couch

Bill for Partition
Robert Couch and others
| Il appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs at
/ INV oF Sl!esAas Baker, 10 wit; John Bake.
fhe heirs at law OF Mary Ann Williams, ------
Forester and wife Elizabeth William Baker, Lu
cinda Baker, Robert Baker Richard Baker, Craw-
ford Baker and Lewellen Baker, defendants to
this bill of complaint. reside without the limits of
this State on motion of Harrison, eomplainnnts
solicitor ia il ordered THAI the said absent defend
ants do plead, answer or demur to the said bill Of
complaint, within three months from the pub.
iication hereof or the said bill viii be taken pro
e0nfe$So as 10 them.
RoB'T. a. THOMPSON, cE.rp.
Cera'ys Office, May 2, 1851 Bun
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sENERENF,S SAI.MN.

Rl virtue of smdry writs Of fieri facias to me
- directed, WILDE sold before the Court House
in Pckcns District, within the legal hours, ont
first Monday and Tuesday in July next,
One tract Of land, containing two hundred and
fifty sever acres more or less, adjoining lands of
j. j. Garvn, Robert johnson and others also one
other tract Of land containing six hundred acres
more or less adjoining lands of j. A. Easily, ir
Widow Mcrk and others levied oil IA the proper
ty OF F. n: Garvin, at the suits of Phillips and
McCMrroil, r. A. Steele, Admir-, Wm. Boggs and
others.
2O5 acres Of land more or less on waters of six
mile creek adjoining lands OF John Howard j. T.
Howard and Others levied on as the property of
Samuel Smith, at the suit VIM Oliver. sur vor,
and others.
One tract Of land containing one hundred and
thirty acres more or less, adjoining lands of John
Abm"yer, c. Wendelken and Others, levied on as
the property of VIM. Lady mt the suit of G. W.
Phillips for another and others. sa
80 acres oflund more or less, adjoining lands
of II. w. Kuthman, Rees and others, levied on as
the property of John II. Frerichs, at the suit of
John g. Neville
One tract ofland, containing one hundred and
fifty acres more or less, where0n the defendant
now lives, adjoiEmg lands of Eli Shepherd and
others, levied on as the property ofL. b Rut-
ledge, at the suit of L. b., E. 3 T. j. Keith
Executors.
All the defendants interest in tract of land
whcreon the widow Mckinney now lives, contaln-
ing Soi acres more or less, adjoining land of Jas
Robertson, w. Whorton and others, levied OIL as
the property of Wilson Mckinney, at thesuit of
james a. Doyle and others.
One gray horse levied ON as the property of
Jesse a. Hall at suit of j. r.. Eunnicutt
One two-horse wagon LEVIED on as the proper.
ty OF Masters at the suit of Leonard Towers.
Ono shot gun barred, inc rife gun, one feather
bed, one quilt and two blankets, wash pot, two
chairs, one box, small kettle ono telling axe and
one oven and lid, levied on as the property of
'Patrlck Kelley, deceased, at the suit of William
l. Keith
Terms cash purchasers to pay forpapcrs
l. @. CRAIG, sp.D.
Jun 10, 1851 48 td
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
at PiCkenS a.. HI

HAN ~ Ne a9s
VNllE Subscribers are now receiving and
Il opening large and carefully selected
stock of new aud elegant
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting, in part, of Silks, Muslius, Cal
leo, Ginghams, Trimmings, etc.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces and Thread;
Cassilncres, Drap d'Etc, Linens, Vestiugs /;
Ready Naadc Clothing.
Hats and Gaps, Boots and Shoes, Caters
And the usual variety in the DRY GOODS
line.
Also, Hardware, Crockery and Cutlery.
SEGARS and Tobacco of the best quality.
Groceries,
rs cheap as can be bought anywhere in
the upcountry.
Our Stock is very full one, and has
been carefully laid in by one of the fru.
We can, therefore, recommend highly eve
ry article we have on hand, and will sell
on the most reasonable terms We respect
fully solicit the continued patronage of our
friends and the public.
AS heretofore, we Will exchange Goods
for the usual articles of Barter.
E. & E. Z. ALEXANDER.
May u, 1857 A If
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NOT,EGE.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Aaron
~ Roper, deceased, must make payment. and
all those having demands against said Estate
will render them, legally atiested, on or before
MonGay the 9TH day of October next The heirs
at law of said Aaron Roper. deceased, will also
take notice that final settlement of the estate
of the said intestate will be had before the Ordi.
nury Of Pickens district on said 9th Oct next
TYRE l., ROPER, Adn,'y
July 2, 1851 81 3m
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EJSTyaR AY.

JAMES y. HOWARD tolls before mo n mouse
y colored marc Mule. about fourteen hands high
five orsis years old with some marks Of the gear.
Appraised at $76.00. The said mule can be had
by applying TO james E, Howard. who resi5us
Smiles north east Of PicRens G. II, and payipg
all expensee.
80 ISAAC WIGKIIFFF, Mr.p.
June 20, 1857 30 4m
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DIR. z. w. GREEN

OFFERS his Professional services to the citi-
~ zens of Pickens District, in the practice of
Medicine in its various branches. He would say
that he has experience Of ten years in practice
OfEce in his Store April IA 1857