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AUCTION SALES.

Nv WALL & BARNARD, Auetioneers.
'HRUSTEES' SALE OF A STOCK OF DRY
bnoD' At AUcTION.-On rU ESDAY MORN
iNG. itth instant. at 10 o'clock by yirtus of two
deeds oil fu't duly recorded on tbs 18th March and
i4th May. we will sell, at Store No 3OI Pc. ayenne
south side. between 9th and irh streets the entire
stock consisting of " inter. Spring, aud Summer
foods, Domestics, Cloth Hosiery, Fancy foods,
&C., - ' ~f
Dnck a"d Summer Prints, Shooting Prints,
Lawns, Bsreges, MuslIns '
SwiSs Mus!lns, Plaid do Cambrics
Black and Fancy Silks, P.p'iuS RrilIiantv
cling hams. Dcbeges. Plaids,
BombaZines, Alpaaas,
Also, hne French Broad cloths.
French Fancy CassImeres, TwceIs
Sitinets. Jeans, ,ttonadas, Vcstin.s
a,so, Brown and Bleached She,tiugs.
ShIrtIngs, TowelIngs, Crash,
Fine Irish Linens. Marseilles
Bleached, Da masked, and Brown Table I,inen
Napkins, COunterpanes ''' h1'"o"'
Also, I.rdles' and Children's White and Colored
Hosi-ry, ~ ~ o"'o'0N
Mems Half Hose, Handkerchief.
spool Cotton, Pms, and Fancy Goods generallv
Also, the entire Store Fixtures Cases
Ono excellent Iron Safe, &c.
Terms: 8 10 and under cash over that amount a
torily endorsed. ~ ''"
G. !NGI.E, Trustee in the first.
:. n. r. JACkSON, Trustee In the second.
WALL. n RARNARn
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY }. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
MEXICAN MINISTER.-On THURSDAY
MOKNlNG, June 10th. at 10 O'Clock, al the resi-
dence OF zen. Robes, Mexican Minister on
street. between Vermont avenue and 18th street
we shai! sell, all his Furniture and Effects, com
prlslTg- 10y WIN
A suOerb Boston mske rosewood case. iron fraUe.
- flano Forte; line cloth cover and rosewood stool
Suit OI handsome Carved Walnut Parlor FuTnilure
eonsiSuns oil two Sofas, two Arm Chairs aud
Rosewood Marble top Centre Table, Card Re-
coIVer, "
2handsome Walrut bookcases. Wbatnot.
Par OF French Plate aaTtel Mirrors
] Morocco covered Turk sh Lounges and Moroo
CO covered Easy Chairs,
ffanu some Hep Curtains. Cnrnice, &C.,
E-e"eh China Vases and Mantel Ornaments
Walnut Fancy Tables and Fancy Chairs,
Walnut Sofas, Bamboo CHAIRS,
Writing Tables, desks, Fire Sets
BRUSSELS ParlOr, Chamber. nd Stair Carpets
Oilcloth, Rugs. Stair Rods and Eyes H.t Fee
MahoSant bedstcads. WardTObeS. WaShstands
follet rabies, Cane seat Chairs, Rockers
IRON BedsteadS, Hair and Husk Mattresses,
holsters and Pillows, Blankets and Spreads
Walnut Extension DInIns Tables,
Walnut Dining Chairs. Carving Tables.
Handsome French China Dinner, Dessert, Tea and
tUH @ Service, - ~
Giasswar Table Cutlery, Ice Pitcher
SILVER plated Cake Basl cts. w alters &c
hetriSetatorS. Kitchen Furniture. stoves
Also. al u O'Clock. Ia front of the Premises
\ hand some and nearly Haw French Counee and
Double Harness, ~
tIns Grey Horse, works i'm single harness nd mar
forms well under the saddle. -
Terms: SD and under, cash; over that sum q
crect 81 6p aud 30 Gays Tor satisfactorily endorsed
ia I'D q NoEI-Ipr a. cn
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NOR SALE-A ply sicIan's BUGGY AMI HAIR
u NESS in good condition. Inquire st EARLE'S
stab es, " street, between 18th and 2lst streets.
IeI0-IW'
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BY C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
GALE OF A PAIR OF HORSES. CAIASU
- HARNESS. &C., AT AUCTION. BY ORDER ov thy
ORPHANS Court On THURSDAY NOR MING
store, Iron Hail. by order of the Orphans' Cont
me follow ing named property, belong ing to the ts'
viz:
superior pair of match Gray Horses the gayest
and most snowy pair of horses in the civ
elegant alash mt arly new, built by Brewster, Of
Set of Silver mounted Double Harness
Terms One third cash the residue on n credit
81 ) and months. for approved endorsed notes
bearing interest. '
J. w. WEBB. Administrator
10 Is cO2t G.. Wy ROTEIER Act
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Au .tioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HAVOC
~ Thu RSDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th, at
House. shall sell abont
50 large stacks excellent Hay, to he removed within
3cays after the sale.
Terms cash in sp ,cie.
BY order of the Commis'r Of Public Buildings
esd j. e. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts
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GROVER & BAKERS
VI CELEBRATED FAMILY

-, SEW ING MACHINES,
u ~ no longer questioned thai these Machines are
tne 1est "a me market for family sewing. Spools as
purchased from the stores are used upon them
Mtno.i Iewinding, making a seam Of unea uaiied
suehgIh ahu beauty; They are simple in constrnc
sna, EASILY managed, not liable Ia get out Of ORDER
ahi Noise IN their operation.
st factory prices by r. e. STEVENS
,- Al r., $50 Pa. av., Washington,
Tx Also, full supply of NEEDLES, Cor
Machines. " e sowing
III good Operator in attendance to show the
Aiaca,nes ana give full instructions in their use
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by a. GREEN. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
ISLAND At AuGTlOXE-On TUESDAY, the l4th
instant, shall sell, IN front of the premises, at six
o'clock p. m., the following aalfe Building Lots
handsomely situated on the Island fronting on Del
aware avenue, 2d street wrs., and south g and n
streets, having fronts of from IL to 25 feet and ali
running back To alleys; it being subdivision Of
Square No. $50:
Lots IS, Ia, ~, p and q.
Also, D, 81, 81, s. aud IS.
Terms One fifth cash; balance in II, "a, aud "a
months, for notes bea ing Interest from day oT sale
A deed given aud deed Of trust taken
JeI-ts - A. GREEN, Auct.
hARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue ola writ of Teri
w laelas issued from the Clerks office OF the Cir
cut Court of the District of Colunbs for The conn
" oil Washington and to mo directed will on poSe
20 public sale for cash, in front of the Cont Hpnsc
door OF said county ,on WEDNESDAY.fsex, All dav
o1 3Hne INST s5s at Y o'eock the following de,
claim and interest IN and TO Lots Nos Ss and &
IL Square west OF Square No. co. in the cits "a
Washington, ID. C., together with all and sing1lar
sse ,mProyoments thereon, seized and LEVIED upon
sold TO satisfy Judieials No 81 To NAV term, 1873,
In iavor OF Thomas HI. Hayden.
100, w. SEIDEN, Marshal
Jeo" Tor the District of C'sluUhs-
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SENT DOwN.-TwO Corporation Migrants (fe
malss) were discovered by Officers Williamson
and Haskell In the old colOred peoples grave
yard, in the neighbOrhOOd OF Columbian College
where they had encamped, and where they We're
in the habit Of receiving visits from certain aban-
doned persons Of the male Sex. They Were taken
before the magistrate of the Northern Liberties
police district, where they received certificates
emitting each OF them "a receive gratutous board
and lodging at the farm during space of W days.
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TO ARCHITECTS

ITO ARCHITECTS
AND BUILDERS.
The undersigned are authorized 20 award the surn
oil one hundred dollars for such PLAN with specica.
lions intending estimates, &c. as may be approved
proving the First Presby terrain Church building Of
whose plan may he approved.
For a. Information in relation 10 the above apply
at the church, Al street, from 10 O'Clock p. m
until the 18th instant, inclusive.
All plans must be submitted to either Of the un-
deTsigned on or before the 2lSt inst
WILLIAM GUNTON
BENEDICT NfLRURN,
lie lA-St Nj, w. GAIT.
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| The WASHINGTON CITY Belle SOCIETY will
| hold its twenty-third annual meeting, this eve-
ming, in the r street Baptist Church, OH which
occasion interesting addresses, &c, may be ex-
IA
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vi PAVILION REOPENED

WI PAVILION REOPENED.
has delightful healthy, and popular WATER
ING PLACE. better known as Moor's A. A
Landing. hItuated On the Potomac. be- NA0
tween Biac kIstone's Island and Piney l.sM
POINT wall be open Tor the reception Of visitors on
the 18th Of June. WI
The Proprietor begs leave to state that his Table
will be supplied with all the decacies OF the Po-
tomac
His Bar will be furnished with choice Wines,
Liquors, Segers, &c.
Excellent Bathing, rood Music. rood ANGLING
and ways plenty OF Ii shing and Sailing Boats to
the enjoy ment of has guests.
Stgamer Columbia leaves Washington every
w ednesday at O'Clock m. aud will land at the
Pavilion At 3 o'clock D In.
Terms Tor Beard: sl.i0 per day; for week or
longer. 81 Is per DAY, or $50 per month.
For further information address, the Proprietor
l.eonardtown, 81. Mays county, Md.
ieG-2m r. J. MARSHAL L.. prop,r
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RIvER.-AtR iley'sw Larf, arrived this morning,
steamer Columbia, with merchandise for Parker
Il Co. p. Thyson, Houghstetter & Co. Middleton
BeaIi, r. w bite, j.. Hall, Captain ID. n Ingra-
ham, Murray Il semmes. NJ. Desmond G Stott
j T.. Scaggs, w. A. Brown, VIM BRYAN, J.
Mci.elland. X. Isreal. J. A. Bean. In the stream
between the steamboat wharves and the Long
Bridge, some ten or twelve vessels. laden with
coal, lumber. and wood, riding at anchor.
The schooner Mott Bedel, from New York arrived
at Alexandria at Saturday night and was lowed
up9o this city to-day She is heavily freighted
with miscellaneous wares for Washington and
Georgetown dealers.
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SATURDAY NIsHT.--The numer of disorderly
boys and dsOrderly men and women Gagged at tue
central station was much larger than usnal. The
sntence of - 10 emp;irl the pockets Of some, and
ninety days prevented others from enjoying the
liberty of lndul9ing too freely In the row exciting
whisky which brought them to the guard-house.
TIE national GUARD give their pic mic and
tuget excursion TO Arlington Springs, tot w.
The Presidents Mounted Guards instead Of the
Montgomery Guards, rs we stated on Saturday,
are to DE- their guests ON the occasion. Two such
gallant caIupanies, ut such a place and on such
an occasion, can hardly fail Ia have fine time
VIZ CALL the particular attention OF all who ike
good music, and all who love to see young folks
happy, 10 the advertisement Of the Juvenile con-
cert IA he given might at Trinity Church (Epis-
copal) The programme for the evening contains
some charming pieces, aud We are sure they will
he acceptably sung. 60, by all means.
ARRIVALS this day, at river wharves: Schrs.
Dart Johnson; Com. Conner, Gilmore; T.. X
Goslin, Acworth; Octavia Ellen, Jas Elliott; Al
eOhsny Nn, Elliott: all from Port Deposit with
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DISTRICT CouRT.-This court met this morning
pursuant 10 adjournment, Judge Dunlop OH the
bench.
The grand jury Were present, and, after being
called, retired To their room for Il few minutes
and then returned with an indictment against
Augustus q Seaman for malfeasance In Office.
There being NO other business To be transacted
the court then adjourned until the next court in
course
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMJ

II! F H!
2l5 barrels No. | MeTamich AI.EWIVES,
l42 do. No. New st. Johns AI.EWIVES.
S92 do; No. New HERRING, dry, sailed, and
picked,
Daily expected per schooner p. wcthered. and
for sale by HARTLEY IL BROTHER.
je lO-Iw 90 and IOI Water st. GEORGETOWN.
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On the 18th instant, after n brief illness. MARY
3Sth year of her age ~ 'o'' i" TUG
The friends are respectfully invit ID TO attend her
iu"eral rms (MondayD Afternoon at s o'cIock
18th and 18th SITS s'ee'' "e'"r
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PHYSICIANS are generally 10th to speak a word in
praise of what are called patent medicines" Iv
deed. 1t rs an article IN the code Of medical ethics,
that n physician who sanctions the use of such rem
lies cannot be considered member of the Nation
AssocIation. But there exceptions to he mo
trinlent rules and many of the disciples of Escu-
apIus have actually been compelled. by the force Of
facts, To recommend DIR. J. Hostetter's Stomach
Rtters for those diseases wi lch are only prevalent
during the summer and fall. They have ascertaned
that there remedies IN the pharmacOpIa which
can con pare with this wonderful compound for the
arrangement of the system. Thousands of fami-
lies residing along the low grounds Of the Western
and Southern rivers now convinced that they
have found medicine peculiarly adapted for Their
ailments, while IN other PORTIONS OF the country,
dining the summer months, the demand for the ari
Gle - pq ually large.
Sold BY Druggists and dealers generally.
il aon
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SANFORI's LIVER lNvIGoRATOR.-Ifa all our read
oTs no troubled with liver complaint jaundice
dy spepsia should get bottle, we should not SO
so many sickly, half dead despairng people as now
meet our gaze AT almost every corner, for there
never was a remedy of which so much is SAID, and
that performs 10 nearly what propristors say IL
Will do. IL came 10 us so highly recommended that
we could not fail to try it, and trial has convinced
without doubt that II Is the best family medl-
cine 10 use. We take ii Tor Headache, Sour StoIn-
ach, Bill OUsness, and any of the little bodily ills that
common, and 1t does produce pleasant state OF
feeling to tha SICK and what Is better, alter using
few times these little ills grow less and less and
there is prospect OF being entirely free from them
by a continuance III the use OF the lnyigOrator.
Sold 10y all Druggists. je l3-2w,r
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3,Tses; &! BOZ r and sfs Miss Kf MAkY
DUNNiNGTON, both OF this city
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MArAyI11.,
MARav1LLa,

"AHAViLLA! MARAv1LLA!
mi. MARAvIILA ~
ihe most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying DnndTKf:
Curing Badness:
ReiteciRg Sick Headache:
PTerenttHg the HAIR from Fullisr O,f
9 a., and Producing Cxris 80
Sod by sll respectable Druggists and Fancy Good.
CHARLES ERNEST & Co, Sc Maiden Lane. nv
1lt VIII accomplish all that is claimed for n and
no one need fear or mourn the loss Of ba;r ~ an
VIII use your Msrayilla ~ t" '4'oy
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STOKE BATTLEs.-The Juveniles have started
again in their Sabbath breaking and head cutting
conflicts, which in times past have cost parents 50
heavily for tines and damages. Yesterday they
throwing showers of stones, endangeriny the
heads Of passrrsby rs well their own Police
Officer Gill, Of the Seventh Ward, managed to
capture two OF the largest, and locked them up in
the guard house, whence they did not come out
until their parents had paid 1.-The uttermOst far
thing" OF thu tine and costs TIE police would
hardly in tue harmless sports OF the juveniles; bu;
these stone battles sometimes result In serious in
jury TO children, and ought to be prevented
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not accord, the fanlt is in the occupation
and not in the religion. The man who has
it is us if he were cased in invineiblc armor
-griefs, cares, and disappointment may
besct and haross him, but they cannot con
quer him. The wife who has it is alone fit
ted for tho responsibility of bringing inno-
cent young souls iuto the world to wear
her Impress, and to bear to the skies in fn-
turc their virtues, as to the fiithfulncss
with which she has discharged her oncr-
oIts, bat holy and beautiful duties in their
training and education.
1t adds the last and mos. lovely charm
to the purity and beauty of maidcnhood -
1t is eminently adapted to the faith and
aspiring natAre of yoGth, while it need in
tcrferc with no innocent enioymens, no
guilclcss pleasures, no sinless hope. 1t is
.no protector of the yirtHc of womauhood,
guarding her parity as With sword Of fire
# ever moment of temptation comes
Nnd to the youn% man setting ont to run
the race of lie, iostlcd and threatened by
so many competitors, it is necessary to pre-
serve him from anger, wicked ambitions,
and grosping sclfshncss, to keep his honor
nnsulicd, and the hope of his manhood
Bright and pure.
1t is a balm for all tho homclcss petty
trials oflitc, which vex the spirit and irri-
tate the temper, driving hashncss from the
hears, and diScor,k from the lirc-sidc-
How often do we sec men, proad of their
giant intellect, scornful of fcontrol doubters
of religion, dcbasing all true and becoming
dignity 10y their Indulgence in petty pas
sions, which control the minds affecting
contempt of belief 10 us there seems
more ofmanincss and strength M gentle
ness and justice, than in scorn and self
Righteousness.
To make religion What It is intended to
be, it must not be worn as mantle upon
the promenade, orput on with tlre Sabbath
day best dress, but taken to ON hearts, and
made Il part of ourselves that VIC cannot
escape from, even when VIC would. Then
we will learn to know its exceeding worth
and to love its spotlcss, madorncd beauty
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State OF South CurOHTaaa

PIoKENs-IN EQUITY.
Ephrnim Perry
James Robinson, Admir-, covcry. Account
John Mckinney, Admir- sc.
CT qis
TilE complainant having this day filed his bill
in the above stated case, and, inasiDuch as
the following defendants reside without and be-
yond the limits OF this State; to wit: James
Mckinney, Sarah Mckinney and her husband
James Mckinney, Preston Mckinney, Geos,c
W. Mckinney, Nancy Mckinney, James ID. Mic
Kinney, Mary Murphy and her husband -.--E
Murphy, Francis Mckinney, Preston Mcl.in-
ney, jr, Nancy Mckinney, jr Mary Ernest and
William Mckinney. il is ordered, on motion of
Is. F.i'erry, complainont's solicitor, that they
do'appcar, plead, answer or demur TO the said
bill. within'thrce months from the publication
OF this rule, ofthe same VIII be taken pro eo,i.
IeSSo as TO them
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.R.p,p.
Com'rs Office, Oct 20, 1853 3,n
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POETRY.
A Country Homo.

Oh, give me n homo in the country wide,
And seat by the farmers wood frcsdc,
When the fire burns bright,
On frosty night.
Where the jest, the song and the laugh are free,
Oh, the farmers home is the home for me.
oh, give me home in the country wide,
When the earth comes out ms n blushing bride
When her buds and flowers,
In the bright spring hours,
Her bridal song ringing tlr,u fresh caycd trees,
And melody floats on the lertumcd breeze.
In summer scat in shady nook.
And close by tho side OF II pulling brook,
Where tho violet grows,
Or the pale swamp rose,
Painting, sick, meath the suns scorching beam,
Dips her pale petals in the cooling stream.
oh, give mo n home in thc country wide
lnthe goldeu days OF farmers pride,
When his barns arc filled,
Tcom the fields hes titled.
Ard he feels that his yearly task j. Icnc,
And smiling Mt winter lie bcckonS himo on,
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Land to Sell or Rent.

FHRACi No |, contains 3l5. acres, co Of
Il bottom and 60 Of upland, exclusive o.
lots, pastures, orchard &c.
No 2contans 500 acres, 70 of bottom:;ba'-
ance hilly and broker, ,mdiwclrsupplidu with
timber and watef.
No contains 500 acres, i5ooF bottom, ba.
ancc poor.
No, contains 800 acres, co of bottom, and
all told.
LAST NND BEST-No 5 contains f1O
acres, with improvements thcfcon near
the Bounty Land .NcOdemy, where there is
one of tho very best English Schools.
j. a. D0YEE..
Walton's Ford Dec 60, 1858 23-4
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Estate Notice.

TENIIE estate of Thomas Alexander, de-.
Il ceased, will DO settled finally before
the Ordinary, at Pickchs C. H., the 28th day
of Marchnext. Those interested will GOV
crn themselves accordingly. Persons in
dcbtcd to the said estate must make payment.
and those having demands should render
them to me. legally attcstcd. by that time.
ANDREW ALEXANDER Admir-.
Dec %. 1883 23 Am
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Nntina.

A LII persons are forwarnGtl not to trade
IA for note'of hand given by me to Ben
jamn Cleveland, dated 27tl, Sept. 18Th, for
one hundred Dollars, and due 25th Dec 1855
as the consideration for which said note was
given has failed, and Iwill'not pay the same
unless compelled by law.
ANDREW ALEXANDER.
Dec Is, 1858. % Al
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curID s%ALLowEDLDY LBIeIf uUN5r,

CUPID SwALL0wEDABY LEIGH HUNT.
Totler day ns was twiniug t
Roses for II crown to dine in,
What of all things, midst the heap,
Should light ON, fast asleep, !
Bnt tire little desperate elf,
The tiny traitor Love Himself!
by the wings | pinched up
Like bee and in cup
OF my wine l sank him,
And what dye think did ?--I drank him
Faith, thought him dead: not he.
There hc lives with tcnfold glcc:
And now tlIis moment with his wings,
feel him tickling my heart-sirings.
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Estate Notiea.

NOTICE is hereby given that final settle
~ nent of the Estate of William p. Benson,
deceased, will he made before The Ordinary, al
Pickens 9 II, on the second Monday in Jania-
ry next Those indebted to said Estate must
make payment and those having demands viii
render them to me, legally attcsted. by TINT day.
NANCY G.. BENSON, Adm'x.
Oct 6, 1853 II Sun
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Last Notice.

NOTICE ieliercby given to all concerned hat
IN final settlement oil the estate OF Abraham
Ahlcs, deceased, will he made in the Ordinary's'
Office at Pickens G.. H., on Monday the 2S,It
day Of March next Persons indebted to snid'
estate must pay before that time, and ali per-
sons hnving demands must present them to me-
'lrgmiiy gttheted IN hctnrn that DIV
ELIAS CARVER, Admir-.
Dec. 2I, 1873 23 3m
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q Final Settlement

OF the Estate of Asa Carver, deceased, will be
" made before the Ordinary, a, Pickcns c. H..
on the third Monday March next. Those in.-
debted to the Estate m,tst make payment by that;
time, and those having demands against said
Est"te m'|strcntlcr them to INC legally att6stedI
by Of'before that day.
JOSEPH q. STEELE, Admir-.
Dec. g, 1858 II I'd.
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NahTHStE.

'RliE Estate of Car, Robert Stewart, deceased,
will be settled h the Ordinary's office, at
PickcnsC c. H., on Friday the lth day of March
next Persons having demands against the
estate mist present them legally attestcd on or
before thab time, or they will be barred Those
indebted to said estate must make payment be-
fore that day.
A. STEWART,
TN. MCKINNEY. Nu""
Dec. &. 1858 81 I'd
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NOTICE.

INV N
THE Estate of Jasper NJ. Bell. deceased. Will
be finally settled in the Ordinary's Office,
ut Pickcns G. H., on the first Monday in Feb
irnrynext. Tic Notes and Accounts, due the
Estate. have been placed in the hands of j. f..
HAGuoD; Esq, for settlement; and they must
be paid at once. Persons having demands n
gainst said Estate must present them to him or
the undersigned, legally attestcd, by that day
EMILY BEL, Admx.
Nov 8, 1853 lB SIN
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Fair. Notice.

A LII persona Indebted to the old firm of
IN: p & II II Alexander are requested To
ppy up blythe first of March next. or their
N6tes'will boplaced in the hands of propcr
officers for collection. The .G,D, must and
will be wound up.
y. T.. ALEXANDER.
Dec II, 1853 o. If Survivor.
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NOpEldIE.

I3ERSONS indebted III the Estate of Alfred
IL Hester, deceased, will make payment to mo
Immediately. and those having demands againstt
the said Estate must render them to me, legal
ly attestod, fofthwitll.
j. B. HESTER, Executor.
Jann3. 1860 % S,