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Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27
San cfranrisro 9drrrtisements.
SANFORD'S
LIVER lNVIG ORATOR,

EVts compounded entirely from Gums,
4 and has become an established fact, a standard
Medicine known anu ap- proved by all that have
used it, and is know re sorted to with confidence
in all the diseases for A which IL i 'ecom ended
1t has cured thousands v within thu Ast two years
who had given up All hopes Of relief. as The
unsolicited certf- . sicates in my possession
show. "
The dose must be aGap-I . ted to th temperament Of
the individual taking it,. and used IN such quanti
ties to act gently on Vthe Bowels.
Let the dictates nj YOUR In Judgment guide you In
the of the LIVER VI v sOEATOE-
and it will care LiverIr rCompl>inis, Ri l.
ltOus attacks, DysHIpepsia, Chronic
Diarrhoea. Su iu = nl e 4 Complaints,
Dy@"te y,DrOpsy, sour stomach, Ha-
bituai eos tive ess a. hoIic, Cholera,
hOierR MOrbus, ChOie' "A Infa' tum
Fiatu.ance. Jaun dice Female weak
mes. .es and may he us n ed successfullyas an Or
diun,y II n m Iy W. die ne. 1t will cure
SICK IN Ec A - hIAEssE, (as thousands
can testify )in twenty minutes, II tWOo
three Tea->pOo n fnis arc { IA k N at
commencement of attack II
All who use il are n giving their testimony
| in its favor.
MIX WATER THE MOUTH W ITH
THE INVI1.ORATOR. AND SWAL-
| LOW BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

e9~ Below we publish the certificates of three oithe
sufferers from the pangs of disease who, haVlhE re-
covered their former health, and mpelled by graft
tude. make known their cases and remeda agent,anu
their statements authenticated by Notary Pub
lie The demands of society imperiously command
their publicity, and commend their perusal to the
attention of all afflicted
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

l.. SCOTT ~ CO. New York, cortinue tc
publish the following leading British Periodicals, VIZ
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conservatiye.)
THE EDINBURGH II REVIEW CWhig)
3.
TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Frec Church)
4.
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Qberal)
&
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-27

DR., l.. J. CzapEay is daily ceiving applications
frou every part Of this state and from Oregon and
from Wtshugt Territory, for the treatment of
~ form OF disease, and there not who will come
forward and express dissatisfaction on the contrary.
the Doctor is in dai rece 1T OF letters expressive OF
gra itude and thanktuluess, some of whc are pub
lishld below by permission:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-09
PRICE. TWO CENTS

tween death and life gulf lies, which Moth
ing that nature lends hel ps us even in i'm
aginaton to bridge ever These considera~
tions sufficiently explain how it should come
topa 5 that these raisings from the dead are
signs more spoken against than any other
among the mighty works which the Lord ac~
complishcd.
The present will be an apt moment for say
ing someting concerning them, and the rela-
tions of difficulty in which they stand, if not
to the other miracles, yet to one another. For
they are not exactly the same miracles re-
pcatcd three times over, but may be coatem
plated as in an ever ascending scale Of dificuy
ty, each a greater outcoming OF the power O.
Christ than the preceding For as the BODY
of one freshly dead, from which the life is
but just departed, is very different from q
mummy Or "a skeleton, SO is it, though not in
SO great u degree, different from corpse
whence for some time the breath of life has
fed. There is, SO to speak, u ireshtroddep
way between the body and the soul which has
just forsakcn it, and according to that Jewish
Legend, which may rest on very deep TRUTH,
fingers for while and hovers near the taber-
nacle where it has d" cit so long, and to which
it knows i:self bound by links which even now
have not been divided forever. Even science
itself has arrived at the conjecture that the
last echoes Of life ring in the body much long
er than is commonly supposed ; and that for
awhile it is full Of the "reminiscences of life.
Out of this we may explain how it so fire.
quently comes to pass that all which marked
the death-strugge passes presently away, and
the true image of the departed, the image it
may be of long years before, reappcars in per
feet calmness and in almost ideal beauty
Which things being SO, we shall at once
recognize in the quickening of him that haG
been four days dead u yet mighier wonder
than in the raisingof the young man who was
borne out to his burial since that burial,
according to Jewish custom, would have fol-
lowed death by an interval, at most, of sin
gle day; and again in that miracle might
ier oucomins OF Christ's power than in the
raising of Jairus' daughter, wherein lift's
fame, like newly extinguishcd taper, was
still more easily rc.euklndled again, being
brought in contact with him in whom was
the tonntain-Aame of all life Mighter, also,
than any OF these wonders, will be the Won
der Of that hour, when all the dead Of o.d,
that have lain, some of them for so many
thousand years, in the dust of DEATH sha | be
summoned from and shall leave their graves
at the same quickening voice Trench on
ttp Mirac es
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-09

PULLING TIE "Tow OUT OF SERMoNs--
We should advise oar brethren in the min
estry, not to put any to" into Their compos.~
tisns when preparing sermons ; but if they do,
We recommend them to initiate the example
OF DR.. Griffin. The following story is rela-
ted of him:
" While at the house Of a friend, he went
into the study one Sabbath morning aud be-
gan to read over his sermon; he called for ink
and sand. He began to strike out and pour
on sand. The manuscript was already black
with erasures, and insertions, but the work
went on, the paper growing darker every mo-
ment. One of the little children coming up
and looking on the blot;ed and blurred man
uscript corrected and re.correc ed said, How
can you read your sermon ? it is all scratched
out He was particular in covering with ink
every word erased, SO that it could not be read.
The remark OF the child led him to speak
OF his custom, and he said - This regard
as one chief excellence of my preaching if [
have any lie continued, have plain
figure zhich use in the study it will not do
for the public ear it serves to illustrate my
poiat ltyou putswnglins tow upona hetche,
you can ride to Boston on it; but if you pull
on the tow = holding out his fingers to repre-
sent the process and let the points stick up,
they all prick So,' sad he, you may cover
up tho truth with ornament and words till co.,
cience cauuot be reached. You must pull
out the tow, the points are the truth pull out
the tow and let the points stick up. If our
sermons had less tow and more naked
points,, they would do moro execution.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-09
Raising the Dead.

The three miracles Of raising rrsm the
dead have always been regarded as the
mighticst outcomihg of the power of Christ ;
and with justice. They are those at which
upbelief is rcadcst to stumble, standing, as
they do, in yet more striking contrast than
any of the others to all that experience has
known. The line between health and sick
ness is not definitely fixed; the two condl-
tons melt one into the other, and the transi-
ton from this to that is frequent. ln like
manner storms alternate with calms the
ferccs; tempest allays itself at last, and
Chris's word did but anticipate and effect in
moment what the very course Of nature must
have effected in the end. Even the transmu.
tation from water to wine, and the multipli.
cation of the bread, are not without their an.
alogies, however remote; and thus, too, Is it
with most OF the other miracles. Bat be-
tween being aud the negutioo Of being, the
opposition is not relative, but absolute be
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-09

is kind one, for not even the frailest leaf
die:h for itself. Its dust shall yet bloom
in anemoues and yiolets, and the crimson of
the maple shall reappoar on the check of the
peach. Verify, I'VE do all fade as leaf,
but the thought should never give us pain
Like our sisters Of the Summer, we should
spend our lives 10 ministries of beauty, and
leave a blessing behind us as we pass.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-09

'A'E WI r !

NJ, ha1 sus ailed its reputation for more than TIIIR-
- II FEARS. PHYSICIANS of the Ii CHEST reslpcta-
ih! presctib it, and thou'a nds of families kecp IT ON
hana as Standard Family Atd'cins.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
prepared by the well known druggist Me~rs Reed, Gu
ier Co.'s we have good authority tor saying of
he best remedies Tor
Coughs, Colds and Pulmonary Complaints.
ever offered TO the publ c. Boston J'rrnnl
REV. DIR. LYMAN BEECHER
Wrhes-" Gentlemen; have used your Vegetable Pul.
monary Nalsam myself with benefit, and have known
TO be used with good effect III families around me.'
HE LATE LEV. DR. LEONARD WOODS
Wrote,-'Gentiemrn: From lone nse of your vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam il lay family circle and amuug heo-
logical students have been led tu regard safe and
eficacious me iicine."
Gentlemen We, the undersigned. Wholesale Drug
E1sis having for many years sold your Vegetable umo
nary Basam are happy TO bear testimony to lis gteat eff
icasy Ill the relief and of Pulmonary npaints
We know of medicine which has deservedly sustain
which more rarely dsappois the reasonable expccta-
Mons OF those who Use it."-(Signed by many OF the
areeM and oldest Druggists III the u. S. and Canadas
"Gentemen In an eNtensyepr ctice of myself and
son we have prescribed large quantities of your Pumon
nary Rasam and are happy to say have found it an e
icient ard reliable remedy. We consider it nvalua1ie
Pennington, N. H., Dec. 16 1859 ID. T PARKER "
UJ- BSoa,e of Counfeyfe's and lmationS,,!
Enquire for the article bv ITS whole NAM,
"VEGflABLE PULMONARY BALSAH,"
Prfpned Only by REED, CUTLER & c.. .DrIggists
Nos. 100, H. ll3 Broad Street, Boston. Mass Price
large SIZE, 81; small size 30 cents
For sale in Montpelier by l.. Pierce, F. SG it'll
ma by Apothacnries and by Country Merchants men-
tcwl3im
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-09

ELDERS WHO DO NOT PAY TIL 4rR MINISTER.
The following overture was recently pre-.
seDted in one OF the Western Preshyteries;
namely, Is it consistent with the order aud
regulations Of Presbyterian Church for an e.-
der who is able and does not contribute to the
minister's salary, to sit and act as member
of the session. Pres5ytery answered the
overture that i, is not consistent for an elder
who is able, but unwilling, to contribute any
thing to tho minister salary to sit and act
as u member of session and session having
such member should commence a process
against him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-09

ND had sus uied its reputation for more than TuIR
- II lEAhS. PHYSICIANS of the Ii CHEST respecta-
my prescnb it. and thou.ands of familie, kec o It on
hana as Standard Family Mtd,cine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-04

Found,
NN the Lebanon Turnpike, the Hermitage Pocket
containing proisory aud other papers,
which the by calling at this Office and paying for
this advertisement.
dw-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-04
Apple Brandy, I6 Years Old.

Apple Brandy. I6 Years Old.
NAE have small lot Of Apple Brandy from Nerth Caro-
wv lima, said to be 10 Years Old, Which believe to
be strictly pure and as represented. 1900
may2G LELLYRTT & SMITH.
Also, Bond Cask of Hennessy Brandy, vinag
1882 think will rut the fasdiou palate
l.. & 8.
Also, lot of Choice Whistles in store since 1887
and which defy competition
I'D LELLYETT & SMITH,
rnay26 '60-dlm Nos 10 and g South Market street.
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Spices
FLAVOURTNGlENT'S,
WINES. and BRANDEESs

for GSoIH ~ q ns Black Imported Teas and large
lot OF TOBACCO CIGARS,
rbieh v. are oferinE On the most reasonable terms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-04

R ue Of an order Of sale from the District Court Of the
nited States Nashville, in the Of smith and o
m vs. steboat james Woods will the 18th day OF Janna
w la0 on hoard of said steamboaa the city wharf, proceed
TO cell Al public vendue the said steamboat her eos
~ appsei tackle furniture to tbs highest bidder Inc
uaser viii he required pay three thousand dollars IN csh
and 10 i've notes good security, payable IN bank LOT @
residue OF purchase in equal instruments az SIX
ve eighteen twenty and thirty months from the DAY oil
sale. This 9th day OF December, 1860.
Ewing Cooper, Prosecutors; 1910 - g ,r.4,
ds.z-.s for the Middle Dist Of Tenn.
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"tauhy7s C9lnbIned Be2sD1.r a1..; :
WOWer r

s.ss, as., fIsHRR, EREsLEs Z co
ten-f-l6EI -
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure In announcing to my old enos and Gus
TONERS that after absence Of two years, have again re
turned 10 resume the practice Of the Photographic Art
ali its branches having purchased the interest OF my orone
in the old established Gallery in Union Street, ans having spent
four menths New York the past Summer 10 OBTAIN uI ~
the late in the art have painted renovated aha
ENLARGED The suite throughout That my iac are
now better produce first class work than most galleries
boast Of and the comfort OF our patrons trust ho
suy to sustain proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained bot to elevate S higher standard nave
as, ENGAGED The services OF COOK ef the best Photo
rspbe IN the world the Pictures which obtained ths
frst prenium Worlds Pa in London, in lool, and am
determined make this the leading Ssey IA me
State but my shall not be surpassed North or souh
and now introduce 90 the public the following styles;
imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vignette, plain OF colored;
Ivorytypes, coloredi
Pastel Pictures, life size
Photographs on Canvass life size;
Visiting Cards, full lergth, plain;
Autograph Photographs Is taken st one sltung'
Sterreoscopes, glass or paper. -
continue make the Melainotype and Annrep as heret
fore The above STYLES all entirely new in this city, except
The Autograph Card which only made at time Al
who are anything in line politely invited 70
before visiting elsewhere, when Will prove py occuiA
Accommodation the above facts. Respectfully,
oci3Is =. W. HUGHES.
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lOObbIs extra Family Flour;
100 A" 4" SuperAne
100 bags Pennsylvanis Buckvheat Flour
SBTNRKIES.
UARSHAI,S NOTICE.

URP SMITH and others seambo at james IN
reBy virtue OF warrant issued from the Distct Oour'
al The United states IN and District Of Middle Tennessee
and order the above named cause jesse C
Marshal OF the said District DO hereby make
or pretend have any right title or interest IN he sa
James oOds, her boats, Inaehinery sppfel, any
at the courtroom capitol at Nashville on the hTst Mon
day January next, il be ceurt day. else on h court Gay
fowng AL Ten O'Clock in the forenoon there 70 answer the
ants In causes Of civic and maritime and further
and receive in this hehal as to osee shal
This Sth day of December, lsoO.
Ewing & Cooper, Prosecaters - - 9 -,
for the Middle Dist Of Tenn.
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V.TmahIC Far.,1 for sale,
Notice of Insolvency.

TEyB creditors Of John Rufus, deceased hereby notified
10 file their Claims sutheptcaed the Law Directs with
the Clerk Of the County Court Of NeAky county Tennessee
ahs Office 10 DRESDEN before the sth day OF april lse
bovn this ay suVvd the insolvency Of said estate and said
Ciek having appointed day adj Indicate he claims agan
the same prorat distribution among the SAD eeaos
"a s..5o WI Of The estate OF John Rufus.
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MASONIC.

Tacall meeting OF Hewportard Lodge No !. % ~, Us
~ room on Saturday, the 9Th n Octoeei ISoo .
thena was expelie from all the rights Anc pr We. " N
excepted Masons for gross ami asois e2n &c
~ SfoS St VA AO4ss' seerpLary.
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n GaEATHAA- 9. CHATHAM.
M. q e. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS


M. q e. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND 0RCRCH STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
EMTE arejustin receipt Of large selected stock
Groceries, Liquors, etc., consisting in part fellows:
$50 hhds Sugar. ali grades; genuine Havana Cigars
900 bblsehciee Mossses; 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 do do loo dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbs English Wsnuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
Is0 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls FiIherts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BEsANDIES, WINES, 60.
IS Il & choice French BraEias;
20 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Winesi
$50 baskets best brands ChaEpagne
SO boxes seovl Olsret,
100 bbIsfne Robertson County WhsNyi
% bbls pure old Rye do
DO Go do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &c. --..s
Agents fer the Dupont Hazard sycamore Powder The
Iergrsd being the only Agnin Nashville q the Manufacturer,
would call Of the Merchants Trsdeso their
Isrgesock Of Powder on hand. in Magazine for sale.
1850 Dupont Rife POsder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
soc DO % DO ,ooo der; $50. me-.
1000 kegs Hazard 90 do Powder;
800 y DO do 60 $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
sOoo kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
der safety Ease.
ianl1 X. &. z. p OHEATHAn, Agents
SOLE AGENTS E9R
DupOnts Powder; joy, Biekford 4 Co.'s eAfsty
Hazard do Fuse
Sycamore do 80
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SCTEO0T--
Philadelphia, 4th Year

A st VALIANT viii re Opea her BoarIpr ana n,
IVA schoolfor ycu1giades at Ie2s chsstrt 49,, ~
spsnoer superior instructions 10 the Enrl a nd 80
ynens, 70 both OF which equally serious ate ton n -
paztmsnt. 'i-'sA1 me ffeaee De
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InsolVenf NOfice.

WTAVING suggested ne Dickson couniy Court Csrk he
insolvency Of Solomon Petty deceased al psr'ons Rns
properIT before the q dry Of March, leoi,
Or nsy ~ - " Administrator,
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WILL sell for cash. at he Gear. HOES = - - - -
levied On IS properly q Ths%S' NSsssI1
to satisfy 40 execution IN ny nanss , s7.l sn5 arr ~
Esq ~ s sss sinz % Iag. J. W. PAGE, C. D. O.
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AND CHATTANOOGA n. a..
p @ q

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IfIh, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East <nd West, will follows
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at $50 A N and BPM
Arrive at Chattanooga 1:30 N and las A N.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3O A NJ and 73O M
Arrive at Nashville at $50 and g. NJ.
Ii rail connection and to Boston, New Yors
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City Richmond
Petersburg, Lynchburg Knoxville Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery, Memphis, New Orleans &C.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Chattanooga with Trains on
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets be had at hour application
Ticket Agent at office at Depot the following places and
at the following prices, viz:
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r.sovvenf Notice.

,,..,ev 81 DE estate Of John caruthers. deceased,
u sH este 10 ne csrk o Macon e'unty, Is thers
osns Ali Cjak thal all persns having claims
tore 10 hereby notified to file then, legally authsn-
$500 % he said Clerk Of Macon county ceurt Tennessee
teaesl NAY next, In order that leneut and'
S p nro rata nag benade. n N. ALEXANDER
'decf-w4t ANNA1HfAioFs
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.C,oTYTY C0UR'C on DAVIDSON COUNTY,

\ Tenuessee.-James Fsulkner Margaret Faux
ueT and Aur Alfred Owen and Susan OWen'
and otbers-B petition Of real estate OF Eldrtd
decased-At Office a Clerk and Master q toe County
Court Nashville the 9Th day Of December o6 on oon
OF complainant counsel in the above cause ard appearing
10 the stsacon Clerk and Master that the SAID DEFEND
ants Alfred Owen snd Susan Oven are resdentso Virginia
and non residents Of Tennessee, and therefore me
oeey az this court served them, 1t is
therefore ordered by Clerk and Master that rubcaten De
made FOR four weeks in the Nashville Union ara
Anercan newspaper published in the city OF Nashville, re-
oupV the said DEFENDANT sppear at the tenn a the County
Court to be holden county Of Davidson at the court house
thereof city Nashville the nrst Monday IN eDrua
~ next and answer said bill the same will be taken Ter con
fessed as TO them and downfor heariug eX paye.
is - - + K CHEATHAM,
s..oo,eo ,-st ms fseS3 Clerk ans Master.
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PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIES
VN7B would inform the City Trade that have in
w largestoc Of Apple and Peach Brandy, fine
and pure A liberal margin allowed.
June IS LELLTETT & SMITH
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8CC

rToULD invite the attention Of public to their iarE
Nv Stock OF fresh
Drugs.
Fancy Goods.
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nm THE CHANCERY COTRT At =, PRES RES.

EN THE CHANCERY COURT AT Dies"
1 den for WeakIcY County, state OF Ten-
neSsee-Order PublicatonOriginal Ian
caster W Andrew Cayee, John F. Cayce and George Csy
For an aavit Of he complainan counsel Mcsjah Card
we'll this dsv fled 1t appears 70 the Clerk ano
said Court, that the said oeenasn anu
e Cayce are nonresidents Of said State Of Tennessee,
and reside In KENTUCKY therefore ordered by said Clerk
and Master that the order published for four successive weeks
IN the weekly Union and A5nericdH published
in the city o Nashville, ssd State of Tennessee
sd Johp ayce and George Cayoe to file their sWer pleas
or demurrer to before the next term OF sad Chn
ry Courto be the court house in Dresden fo heakey
county STATE Of Tennessee the second ho2day oil January
1861 or said bill things therein, will he taken Tor confessed
against them and hearing to them eNparts a. SAD Term
Of said Court This December 9th, ls6 "a true copy from
the Order Beok) - :. 49, inns
decl5 6o-w4t-pr'sfee SO OF sad Court
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NOtiee.

usviNG received letter % adunistras an On In atats
NJ Elizabeth Alley, deceasei al pes3n indehsed 10 "a
& are hereby required 70 settle vh ~ he first ef Rebras
~ ff a. be dealt with according law AMI all persons hay-
,r claims o. the said stale hebY notified 10 hand In az
sss rr claims clarksVe TenR en- Or bsore ths
ds Of FEBRUARY, 1851 they VIII b reser arid both ~ Ian
and equity. FiR79RE
dscs-Wf1A AGmtnlstrntrr