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LEADING
PATENT MEDICINES,

-SUcH AS
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMENT for cure
of old Sores, Rheumatism &c.
Rndaway's Ready RELIEF;
Sanf9rd's Liver INVIGORATOR, one Of
best Liver Medicines ever discovered;
Oxygenated BITTERS;
Hostettcrs celebrstcd Stomach BITTERS, sure
cure for Dyspepsia;
Whitcombs Athma REMEDY, certain relief in
short time;
Kcnnedy's Medical DISCOVERY;
Kenncdy's Salt Rheum OINTMENT for cure Of
Scrofula or any kind of cruption
ucceman & Co.'S ElSer Of Culsaya Bark for
cure of Chills and Fever
Tarrant's Efervescent Scltzcr APERIENT;
Clarks Female PILLS;
Marchises Uterine CATH0LIC0N:
PHILOT0KEN or Females FRIEND;
Pure COD LIVER, oil Jelly and more pleasant
form to take;
Bryans Pumonic WATERS which affords re-
lief in ten minutes.
Just received aud for sale at
C. W. 4 J. D. HODGES.
Oct 10 If AZ.
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PATIENCE IN MILK1SG.-A writer in
the Ohio Farmer says that cow was
cured of holding up her milk by patient
ly milking until she ceased to hold it;
and by continuing the practice, she has
become an easy, regular milker, and a
good cow.
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WASHING PR1sTs.-To wash prints,
delaines and lawns, which will fade by
using soap, make a starch water similar
for starching prints; wash in two waters
without any soap, rinse in clean water. If
there is green in the fabric. add little
alum to the starch water.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

and contentcd. The history of insurrec-
tions prove that its leading spirits have all
been negro mechanics.
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He Advocates the Grasses.

Our old and esteemed friend OF the
American Cotton Planter takes us up
with much force on the subject Of growing
grasses at the South. DIR. CLOUD is a
practical man and We have no notion OF
hitching horns with him on this or any
other agricultural topic. Having said
our say, we give room for his,-or at least
the chief portion of it. We hope he is
entirely right, and are glad to hear that
his experience has justified his reasoning.
Let him speak for himself: After few
remarks setting aside our notion that blue
grass, timothy and clover were the chief
grasses, the DocroR goes on to says:
"But we must take issue with our friend
as to the other grasses, and though we
shall net at all disparage timothy or blue
grass, they are not all or even the best
grasses that grow. Every country has
its Flora, even as its Faana, acclimated
and adapted to its wants. Who has proved
that timothy and blue grass are more
nutritious or handsome, as hay or on the
field, than our Bermuda or Crop grass,
(that great enemy To cotton, gen'l green? 3
Did you ever see, my dear sir, an acre or
u field of cultivated crop grass2 We
nave, with dressing OF one hundred and
,itiy pounds of best manipulated guano to
the acre, which fell under the scythe three
feet in length; making as good and nu-
.ritious, sweet hay as was ever moved.
Of the Bermuda, Mr.. Affieck SAYS that no
grass makes better hay and our experience
satisfactorily confirms, to our own judg
ncnt, the opinion. So much then for our
hay resources, to say nothing ofCrow foot
md other natives. But these grasses
.row in the widest luxuriance, not in
patches merely, or damp places, on the
1ranch side, but by the plantation! from
Early April till hoar frost, and all the time
:nder the hoof of the mule, milch COW,
and hog,-like one continued green carpet
'vcr the high dry hill and down to the
nranch. But this perfection is on cultiva-
I'D soil 1t is a great mistake, my dear
friend, to suppose that the "sun shines
too long and fiercely during our summer
seasons" for good grass. The fault is in
he shacklin-, scratching scooters and
novels, and other little trifing one horse
;mitation plows. Getyou some fine, dou-
,e horse Brinley's, that will go into your
high, dry Horns Creek and Turkey Creek
nils, eight inches, and then follow in that
:ilrrow with good sub.soil, ten inches
Iecper, drawn by strong team, and there
you find the sun does not shine too long
'r too fiercely scorching for grass. Now
this is demonstrative with US; we are feed
ing to our mules native homemade hay,
that we would not exchange for Kentucky
blue grass or timothy from New England,
and infinitely s"pcrior to fodder! And
the last summer as dry as it was, we had
our cultivated hay moved three times,
producing over three tons per acre.
X X n
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State of South Carolina,
GEFIELD DISTRICT
IN OPDLNAR

~ - VI II L ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ L ~ L ~
IN ORDINARY
Silas Butler and A. NJ. Smith & Co. VS. Thomas
Chapman: B. N. Saunders and wife Edney En-
lily Chapman; Nathaniel Mckay und wife Eliza
beth; Pinckney Bedenbaugh and wife Matilda;
Nancy Chapman and Lewis Turner and wife
Frunccs.
Whereas, Silas Butler and 4. NJ. Smith 4 Co.,
Creditors, have applied to me, by petition in wri-
ting, praying that part Of the proceeds Of the
Real Estate Of Nathan Chapman, deed, may be
paid over to them US creditors, to satisfy their
debts and it appearing to my satisfaction that
B. NJ. Saunders and his wife Edney, Defendants
in this case reside beyond the limits Of this State,
They therefore required to appear at the Court
of Ordinary to he holden at Edgefeld c. H., for
Edgcfcld District, on Saturday, the c5th day Of
May, A. D. 1861 to show cause, if any they can,
why portion of the proceeds Of the sale of the
Real Estate Of Nathan Chapman, decd, sold 6y
me for Partition and Division, <honld not be paid
over to the said Silas Butler and A. N. Smith d
Co., to satisfy their debts their consent to the
same will be entered of record.
Given under my hand and seal this the 25th day
of February, 4. D., 1861.
Fob OF I'm s
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FOR THE HAIR.

Heimstreet Inimitable HAIR RESTORATIVE;
Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair REST0RER
AMI Hair DRESSING:
Phaon's Improved Magic Hair DYE;
Burnetts COCAINE;
Phalon's COCINE, P0MADE and Hair OIL, all
excellent for giving the Huir lively and glossy
appearance.
The Ladies are solicited to give the above MS
sortment On examination.
c. w. & J. B. HODGES.
6 92Y'l' If ~
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ReciDes for the Housewife,

To KEEP PREsERvEs.-Apply T.
Of an egg, with a suitable br'' .e ~n.e
gle thickness Of white tic ''l'' 10 !" SUI i.r
which cover the jars. sue PaPeL' "'s"
es an inch or two overlapping the edS.
will hacoma When dry, the whole
To pr.r $ tight as q drum.
erainjr ent jams, preserves, etc., from
ID. .g, teaspoonful of cream of tartar
4st be added to every gallon of the jam
I or preserves.
To PRESERVE SrRAwBERR1Es.-To two
pounds of fine large strawberries add two
pounds of powdered sugar, and put them
in u preserving.kettlc, over u slow fire,
till the sugar is melted then boil them
precisely twenty minutes, as fast as possi-
BILE; have ready number of smaN jars,
and put the fruit in boiling hot. Cork
and seal the jars Immediately, and keep
them through the summer in cold, dry
cellar. The jars must be heated before
the hot fruit is poured in, otherwise they
will break.
TO PRESERVE STRAWBERRIES WHOLE.
Another excellent way is to make the
syrup boiling hot; and having picked the
large strawberries free from llnlls Tor. if
preferred, leave them and half IN inch of
the stem on, pourit over them; let it
remain until the next day, then drain it of,
and boil again return it hot to the fruit !;
let them remain for another night; then
put them into the kettle, and boil gently
for half an hour; cut one in two; if it is
done through, take them from the syrup
with skinner, and spread them on flat
dishes to cool; boil the syrup until thick
and rich; then put the fruit into glass jars;
let the syrup cool and settle; then pour
it carefully off from the sedimcn over the
fruit.
STRAWBERRIES SrEwED FOR 'TAnrs.-
Make syrup Of one pound of sugar and
teacup of water; add little white of
egg; let it boil, and skim it until only a
foam rises; then put in quart of berries
free from stems and hulls; let Them boil
till they look clear and the syru . is quite
thick. Finish as directed for teuts, with
fine puff paste.
To PRESERVE STRAWBERRIES IN VINE
Put quantity of the finest large straw
berries into gooseberry-bottle, and strew
over them three large spoonfuls. of fine
sugar; fillup With Madeira wine or Sherry.
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Fraser, Trenholm & Co.,
NO. j, RUMFORD PLACE,
LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool,
Will at any time receive goods intended for ship
nent by this line, und forward the same by the
FIRST SUCCEEDING PACKETS, and will be
always prepared to give any information that may
be desired.
Arrangements for Freight or Passage may also
be mada in Charleston, by application to
JOHN FRASER g. co.,
Central Wharf, Charleston, IS. C..
The aforementioned first class and fast sailing
Charleston Ships have been already placed upon
the line and others will be added rs soon as re-
quired:
Sailing Days Of the Ships Of this Line.
From From
Liverpool Names. Master Charleston
5th June, sSusAN G. owens, Norton, Aug. 10
18th June, *ELIzA BoxsALL, Michael, Aug. 81.
24th June, @GoSDAR, Lebby, Sept. 20.
18th July, E. ST.. PIERRE, Tessier, Oct. 10.
18th Aug, JOHN FRASER, Eerbest, Oct, 30
#These three dates are made to approximate for
the convenience Of Importers for the Fail trade.
Future arrangements will be duly advertised.
May II Inly ls
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State of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN e. GITY.
Wm NJ Williams,
Adalne C. Williams,
A. NJ Settle and others, Bill jor Acct.
John F. C. Settle and
Edward Horace Settle.
ET appearing to my satisfaction that the Defend
4 aut, Edward Horace Settle, resides beyond the
limits of this State, On motion of Mr.. Abney,
Comrlainants' Solicitor, 1t is ordered, that the
said Defendant be and appear in this Honorable
Court within three months from the publication
hereof, and plead, answer, or demur to this Bill,
or Judgment will bc rendered against him pro
confssso.
z. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.p.
March 1S. 1851. 3m IL
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"We can grow, as successfully as we
can grow cotton, all the clover, grass and
grain we need to raise our mules, horses,
.attIc and hogs here at home and no being
indebted to Kentucky blue grass or New
England timothy. Well now, Colonel,
this is the "grass culture" that we desire
to have our planters introduce and engage
in. Those high, dry sedye; fields, in our
native old Etlyefeld, that your ancestry
and mine so industriously plowed bare
and sterile, like thousands ofothers through
out the cotton States are the exact local.
tiles that we have fixed on as the grass
lots, or farms, if you like it best, waving
in "living green" and pasturing sleek
I" Devons." and Chester Whites" for
King Cotton at home.
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Charleston and Liverpool
SAILING PACKETS!
REGULAR LINE.

vBy!IE Undersigned beg to announce that they
Il have made arrangements for q line Of SAIL
ING PACKETS between the above points, by
which every facility in regularity and speed will
be given to shippers.
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Fresh Family Groceries.

m PENN Agent, has received q fresh sup
H.. ply of GROCERIES OF EVERY DES-
CKIpTiON. which no will sell exclusively for
Cash from this date. All orders for articles in
this line must be accompanied Hith the Cash.
NAV II ~
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FINE PIANOS.

NI SIO, 0C., &C.
yHNIIE subscriber, after returning thanks to thor
Il friends in Edgeticld and adjuining Districts,
for their liberal patronage during the last ton years.
would inform them that they still continue to keep
Oh hand u large assortment of
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To PRESERVE Strawberries IN VINE
Put q quantity of the finest large straw
berries into gooseberry-bottle, and strew
over them three large spoonfuls. of fine
sugar; fillup with Madeira wine or Sherry.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-05-15

The legislature, called together IN erira ses-
sion, sdjoureed on Monday morning lsa ., o'clock,
90 nee, again on the 7ssh Of June list Of the acts
passed is before u.s. but cannot make room fof Il
day. !, shall appear IN our next
All the Legislation of this session has been done in
grea, haste, and most Of the acts passed under
Suspension q the wholesome rule which requires ihs,
the three readings shall be had separate days. and
il will no, ts surprising u some q Them found 10
be somewhat defective The Stay Law. passed al this
session. 70 provide against the sacrifice Of property
and 70 suspend proceedings IN certain cases, will bs
found IN another column. We are not satisfied ,ha,
thi. Law has been we'll considered. Il Il intended TO
alIsyiss Ihe diepiss of The iimes but viii !, have
that eject One man. having all the comforts % lie
around him and money In bis pocket, h euablsd By this
aw % withhold ,hs payment q just debts, which he
could pay without material inconvenience bot his les
fossns.s nsshbor because o this delay q payment, '
compelled % sacrifice the Iinls he has 70 obtain bread
fos suastins family. win no, this be IL operation
10 many essesi csn Il therefore be just 'swi The
Law. 70 be perfect should have made some provision
sgaina such occurrences.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-05-15
Legislature of North Carolina.
EXTRA SESSION.

Friday. May D.
Ia the sensis. the bin concerning Telegraph Iines
Wa. reported from The committee on Military Affairs,
amended. sad lad % the tsbe.
Nc. Gfia inIedsesd resolution suihoririns The
Gosernsr 70 rsis batteries on Oeneoks and Halisiss
Inl, snd 81 out sissmsfs for defence of Ihe eosa of
North cs,olins. Passed as hra reading
resoissian q thanks % The Governor Cor ne man
nst in whiek he has conducted the sar q The State
auins lhs present crisis. pa..sd is ihree readings
resolution suihcriring the Governor 10 sppoin,
commissioner from this state 10 The southern Congress
ps.ssd i,s several readings under suspension q hs
russ.
A message vas received from ihs Governor reom.
nenJisg he passage q Law 10 sIsmp, from sriesi
esd process ell persons W The military service q tho
stsls darins ne time of service snJ Coz twelve month.
thereafter, and also general lac q similar ehafse-
lef spplcsbIs % sl other persons. The message vas
referred 70 committee.
A message vas received from The Commons trans
maiing hiIl 10 suhcrits Tbs Banks o. Tbs sials 70
issue snail nolss Referred 70 The committee of ways
and means.
10 tho Commons. NJ. wdrh. introduced resolution
% print 5000 copies of The Military Hsn.Boot fot he
uss q The siss. Passed 10 several rssdngs saI OF.
dsrsd 70 be snsro.ssd and sent 70 lhb senate.
NJ. Person introduced bill 10 provide sr lhs man.
pl.sisrs q sfns. and sPpopriliins Of that purpose
fsoo.ooo also b 70 arm the ssls and % rass ID.
ahioasI forces. Referred 70 The eommilse on Military
sasis.
NJ. Msndenhsll introduced bH 10 sllou lhs HanLs
% issue bills of The denomination d one and 100 Dol
lars. 10 lhe amount of twelve per cent q their capital
On SUSPENSION d The rules The bil passed is svssl
readings and vas ordered 10 Be sngrosssd and sent
the ssnnie.
Me-. Fleming presented bin 10 erempl sewing ma
chimes from ssscuiion Coz dsbt Passed The several
readings. md otdsrsd 10 b. snsrosssd snd ssnl 70 Tho
Senate.
M. Wight presented biIl 70 sSsmp, persons inths
nsy sst,es of lhs STATE from arrest under civil pro-
esss Referred 10 ths commiilse On Military sG,irs
Ms. Faehees resolution. suthoriring The GuvstnOr
% commission eii,sns q this State who have resigned
position. Ia the United sisiss army and navy. % At
least sqss rank and pay in he army and navy q his
ssis being The special ofdsf vas lsIsn uR read The
third tins, pssssi and ordered 10 bs snsro.sed
Saturday, May I.
Mr. ouiisw. from The committee IN The subject fs.
po,sd amendments 10 the rules of lhs Senate, ptosd.
ins os dsIbers,ioas 10 be conducted N sscre, sessions
Il any ume. upon he moIion q membst The 70.
por vas adopted. and eOaeut'sd In also BY The Con.
mons.
Nc. Assry. from ne Jadicisy committee. reported
bach ,hs biII 10 define and punish treason sgsIns he
state q North CsroIins, aud recommended ii p.ss-
sss.
M. Hall introduced bill 10 provide iOf aiming The
sss,s Placed on the cshnaai.
As.Bka.os iniredaesd bio 70 smsnd the charter q
,hs es, q R.sish. and I'll esha ei,iss and towns in
,hs s,.ls Passed 10 several readings, and ". ordered
10 be stsfosssd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-05-15

Sac. 8. There shall be no trials of any
cases requiring the Intervention Of jury.
nor upon warrants before justice OF the
peace in any suit or action for debts or de-
mands due on bonds, promissory notes, bills
Of exchange. covenants for the payment Of
money, judgments, accounts and all other
contracts. for money, demands or contracts
for specific articles.
SEC. 4. This act shall not apply toiiabili-
ties upon the part Of public officers, either
to the State. counties, corporations or indi-
viduals; nor to State, county or corporation
taxes, nor to debts hereafter contracted, nor
to debts due the State, nor 10 debts due from
nonresldents, nor to the annual collection OF
interest,"; Provided, That no note, bill of ac.
ceptance. or other obligation. tbe consdera.
tion Of which is any deb, or obligation at
present existing, shall be held or considered
as debt hereafter contracted.
SRc 5. The interest which hos accrued
since the lst day Of January, A. u. 1860, or
which may hereafter accrue upon any bond, /,
or promissory note which was payable before
the passage Of this act may be collected by
action Of debt or assumpsit, before any JUS.
tice OF the peace, il the amount Of interest
sued for be within bis jurisdiction. and If
not, then in the County or Superior Court I:
Provided, ho,oeuPr, That no warrant or suit
shall be brought except for the interest for
one year or more, always making an even
number,) by computing the time from the
day when the interest upon such bond or
promlssory note began 10 accrue.
SIC, 6. That any person who is about to
remove his property out Of the State. with
out the consent OF his creditors, shall not be
entitled to the benefit Of this act.
SEc. Z. That all mortgages and deeds in
trust for the benefit Of creditors, hereafter
executed, whether registered or not, and all
Judgments confessed during the continuance
Of this act, shall be utterly void aud Of no
effect.
SEc. 8. The time during which this law is
IN force shall not be computed IN any case
where the statute Of limitations comes 10
question.
SEC. 0. That this act shall be in force
from and after lis ratification.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-05-15
THE STAY LAW.

IN .fcf 10 provide against The sacrifice ofprcp.
uty. aud 70 suspend Proceedings ia certain cases.
Sgc. I. BE il enacted, &C., That no exc.
cutiun % feri fdeias or vtnire txpOnds found.
ed upon judgment in any suit or action for
debts aud demands due on bonds, promisso.
~ notes, bills Of exchange. covenants for
the payment Of mnney, judgmenas, accounts
and all other contracts for money, demands
or contracts Tor specific articles other than
those upon official bonds, or in favor Of the
State, or against nonresidents, shall be ssu-
ed from the passage of this act, BY any court
Of record or magistrate for The sale Of prop.
erty until otherwise provided by law, nor
shall there be any sales under deeds Of trust
Of DEGREES. unless BY the consent OF parties
interested, until otherwise provided by law.
SIC Q. Where such executions have issu-
ed, aud are now in The hands nf officers.
whether levied or not. the officer having such
executions shall return the same TO the mag
istrate or court from whence they issued,
without further execution thereof. and exe.
cutions upon the same Judgments shall not
issue again until the operation Of this act
ceases. ProUiaed, That this act shall not
not be construed to discharge the lien which
has already been acquired By the taking out
such execution.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-05-15
PUBLIC SALE.

4 WILL proceed to hell, TO the highest bidder, on
credit Of nine months, on the 25ih day Of May next
at the late residence Of STAMFORD PoWED. de-
ceased, the tract Of Land belonging TO said deceased.
Bond aud security required oi purchaser.
P.s. All persons indebted to the said de-
ceased are hereby notified to make immediate payment
and settlement longer indulgence cannot be given
and all persons having claims against said estate, will
present them for payment within the time prescribed
by law, this notice will be plead in bar OF recovery
MANLY SNIPES, Ex'r.
April 25 9O3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-05-15

Holoicays Piib.-Let reason guide you Dppep.
sid, Cosiirntss is grief but can BE- asuag.
eJ. pain unacceptable Of aevation or disease With
out remedy. Are you dyspepliei look Iot the cause
IN dsoriered stomach ot dsfaneemeni Of the liver,
Are you cos,ivs tr bound in the bcvelsi here again
The stomach or sisccfa are at faul. HpIlowsy's Pills
will eradicate the source. Try them. They have ne.
yet aed In one single instance out of millions Of
eases. We urge ~ who are suIlsnng from Dyspepsia,
Cosliseness, Bowel complaints. de-, to use them At
once, they will eieelualy cure. The ptoof lies In
the trial. Procure boz and be convinced of their lon.
mediate eject. Read The advertisement elsewhere
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-05-15
HOW Am ASSOCIATION.

PHILApELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution established by special Endaw.
mrni dr the Relief d the sick and Distressed, a..
higicd with yirulent aud epidemic Di-ea-es,
and especially tot the Cure Il Diseases
Of the Sexual Oisans
MEDICAL ADVICE given gfaiIs. NJ thr Acting
4Vk surgeon. % al who apply hy leler with cscii
o ui ihcir coniiion (ase. occupations hatiis Of lr.
Nr.) and 10 oi extreme poverty, Mrjlrnes fur.
us he'd tree II charge
VALUABLE REPORTS % spemsiauhGa. and
oiher Diseases oi Ihe sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed ~ .hc Disptnsary. sent 70 the
afflicted IL scaled letter envelopes. free o. chafgc. I've
Or three Stamps for postage will he screpiahle.
Address DIX !. Skll.l.lN HuIGhr0N. Acting
Surgeon. Howard AssOciation. NJ. south Ninth ~.
Phiiadriphii. ri. By orler u The Directors.
EDWARD y HEARrWEl.L. President.
GEO. FAIRelIiLD, Secretary.
March 10. s4-lsmo
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-05-15
WatsonvilIe Female Seminary.

U,HE next Session u this school viii commence %
the 6ts, Monday 10 February next, aud continue
Eve m1nihs
Terms the same a. heretofsc. The Proptietar has
in his employ lof the ensuing session ta cotIs 81
,se, ibis shool worthy the paifonsee af the public
Young ladies will be conveyed frpm Gfahsm slssion
y M Cpmpanys shops. N. q. Railroad. u Matsaa.
ys. free ofrhifge. BY informing the Prspretof ol The
time Of arrival al those places.
Eff. WATSON.
January slh, 1851,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-05-15

Osl, on the 2slh instant my Porket Book, be-
a tween William Healens aud Major Huttons. Ia
Chatham county. The contents were IS follow. Die
note on Ahner Holion aud Newton White fnr $40.
given in May 1889; one on Jnseph Marshall for rs
given in June, 1859; one on Gee,ge q. Piekard for
-, given in April ls59; one on Ashford Coplin Tor
- 80, given in July 1883; one On Samuel Woody for
$1, given in 1860; one on s. n. Bradshaw ar $46
80, given in Juy, ls60 one Alvis Picka,d for 81,
given in March, 1889 one on Thomas Wooiy for $40,
given in September 1860; one on Thomas Woody for
$37. given in October. 1860; one on William Stock.
ard for IS 80, payable To 81 " bradshaw. dated Ianu.
AIRY =, 1851; account On Patterson Thompson ior
SO. in 1860; one do. on y. y. Bradshaw for Sli o.
in 1860 two receipts from .. II. Dunlap, one io $40
and the other for $40 &c. given 10 February is6l and
Fourteen Dollars in money.
hereby farewarn AL persons from trading far any ii
the above named papers. and the obgors from pay hS
the same to any one but myself
ZEN0 WOODY.
April &c. 90-3s