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5 D U / II CARO- LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Ia Ordinary. In matters Of Probate Of Ni.
eSa-i Horizons Will
Whereas, Andrew Johnson, Executor Of
Michael Horton, deceased, has filed his Pc.
''tion in this office praying to be permitted
10 swear aud examine witnesses upon the
Probate in due form Of law Of Tn. said VIII
and Codici' for the publishing aud confirm.
ing thereof.
This is therefore TO notify and ci:e the chill
dren aud the next of kin Of the said Mi
chael Horton, deceased, who reside out
the limits of The State Of South CaroIin.
aforesaid, to wit: Jonnah Moore, Patrick
N Horton, son OF Nnrci.ser Horton, deed,
Children Of Martha Jane Horton. deed -
their names not known-nnd Sanford Hor
ton. 10 bs and appear personally. or by their
lawful Attorney, in the Ordinary'a Court 10
be holden nt Lancaster Court House for the
District "f Lancaster OF Thursday the a7th
day Of November next, and fail not under
the penalties that may fall u ereon
u. l.. HAMMOND, OIL
August IS, 1861. 29-om3m %. pfS
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N. LABORDE.
NJ. Ia DNVkDE,
Chairman Central Association
The Kentucky Campaign

kNoxvILLE, Oc,oher 25. Al ru,ncu,-
wag"n train Of supplies has been hrough,
out Of Kentucky by General Kirby Sm,h
The train is forty miles long, and bring.
one million yards Of Kentucky jeans,
With larg, amount OF clothing. boots
and shoes, two hundred wagon loads ol
bacon, SIX thuu.and barrels of pork, tiii.
teen thousand good mul.s and horses.
eight thousand Le.v-s, aud large lot oI
hogs. The Cincinnati Commercial SAWS
that "The plunder taken 10y BrSggs for
ces is spoken Of bv mea who have seen II
AS immense, consisting of 5000 barrels of
pork, 5000 head Of cattle. 1000 mules
snd horses, and all the stocks OF drv
goods, groceries and provisions taken
from: the stores Of Lexington, Frankfort.
DanViIle, Harrodsburg aud other places.
They have -four and corn meal in eudle.s
quantities, having stolen all the grain 10
the country, aud impressed all the mills
to SriDd 1t.
Lou"viIle dates, o! the 23I inst, con
tain the following Morgan made a
sucoesstu. raid on Lexington on the 2ls,,
capturing regiment Of $40 men, OHIO
cavalry, whom he paroled, keeping their
horses aud equipments. lie csmped at
night near Versailles. On the 22d he
overlook train Of 70 wagons on tie
Barasto~a Turnpike. These he des,roy.d.
lie a!so captured smother train late in
the evening, but the number Of wagons
Is no, known. He made the entire cir
cult Of Buel''s army and joined Bragg
again.
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We copy from the Pc -rsburg Express
the following account Of An affair in V'r.
ginia, which WAS somewhat magnfed by
telegraph: dispatches:
Cabin Point, Surry Co, Va. Oct. %.
Dear EIprs st is with sincere re-.
grst that it falls to my lot to repor. the
death Of two Of our most prominent eli.
zen.--,hat Of Mr. JOS. Graves, and Mr.. J.
N. Shriver.
II appears that they, accompanied by
3 nephew Of Mr.. Graves, and free negro
who has long been in the employ Of Mr.
Wm Allen. went over 20 jamestown for
the purpose OF getting some negroes for
Mr.. Allsu. On reaching the shore, they
were fired into By some negroes, who
were IN ambush. Mr.. Graves was in
stautly killed. Mr.. Shriver and the ne
gro were wounded, and Mr. Gravss' neph.
ew, who WAS about twelve years old, wa.
taken prisoner.
Mr.. Shriver fell as il be WAS dead, The
negro fed. The rascals then proceeded
to strip Shrivsr and Graves Of their cloth.
ing. Having finished, Sbriver thinking
this his best time for escape, and know.
ing that the most, il not all. Of their guns
we're empty. arose and ran toward. the
creek. He gainsd.it and swan about
half way across, when he was ovsrtaken
by some o: them, who pursued him in n
boat, where they drowned him by push
ing him under With tLeir oars.
The negro gained the Creek marsh,
sunk himseI! in the mud. lie witnes,ed
the drowning Of Shrirer. lie states that
while sunk in tue mud, hs pursuers c.me
SO near finding him that one of them
stepped on his hand. After they had
given up the pursuit, lie left his Lding
place and made for the mnin land. %
the barn Of The Neck Of Land
farm. he Vas ordered to halt, whsa he
He'd, and made good his escape.
The negro was wounded in three pls.
ces, the fret ballsd entered the groin, the
second glanced ~round the front part Of
The skull, the third passed th'ouga the
'ide Of the neck. II is thought that mono !
are fatal.
The death Of Graves and Shriver is an |
rreparsbls loss to the citizens Of Sury.
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A PROFITABLE ETRIP-Nevsr, since The
war commenced, has there been 40 grand
and profitable a tour made n IA. one
just accomplished by General Bragg
Just think Of it, he has captured from tho
enemy, and purchased from the ci,iz.ns
together, enough 10 load y train Of WAC
o"s forty miles long. Ills whole army
ans fell back towards the Gap to pro,ec,
tha valuable tram, and As il is now safe
from capture. Bragg will retire with bic
army JUS, where it suits him.
The arrival Of this train will pls,
smash with the jeans speculation ia this
country. 4" 1t is bringing one million
yards good Kentucky jenus. They also
bring large amour, Of clothing, boots
and 'hoe'. two hundred wagon loads Of
bacon. six thousand barrels OF picked
pork, fifteen thousand good mules and
horses. eight thousand beeves, and I.
large lot Of hogs. No wonder Brayp.
army fell back to protect such a valuable
cargo Gree"sii1e (7tnn) Banner, Oe.o
Der 90.
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them To leave their TONES. were fre.
quen'ly made. Cheers were also pro.
posed for Jeff Davis, AMI freely giveE.-
"A rope to hang Lincoln. aud n knife to
butcher every Aholi,ioner," was frequent
lv huzzahed. A man who had said he
favored the Presidents r-cen, proclama.
ton WAS set on by the crowd, re,rea,sd
up street. and "as tinall" taken in charge
bv Deputy Provost Marshal David Fos.
ter, the crowd following. Towards even.
ing the crowd gradually dispersed and
the most Of the men subsequently rrpor.
ted themselves for du:y
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S7J REWARD!

4 Runaway from whore we had then,
81 hired. near Chester. in June last. ou,
- three Negro men, viz : BILL, Gil i.ES
aud HENRY. ''
4, Bill and Giles We bought the 18th Of las,
November, at the estate sale Of Ed. Leach
on Broad River, ia York Dist.ct, Tn,
being brothers and hsviag relation. in m.
ns'ghborhood where We purchased them. /,
IL more than likeley they hav. mad. th.i,
way back to their old ncighborhood.
Bill 10 about 26 years old, S feet g in.h.
h'gh' wili weigh $50 or l6O pounds i.
very black; rather sharpei face, SPEAK.
quick when spoken to.
Giles, his brother, 10 about "a year. oII
feet Q inches high f; will weigh lSu Ih.
Is very black, aud walks with hi. had nm
and feet turned out ia front.
Henry, We purchased, Jan 1. of C,I O.
Hives on the Catawba river. lie j. "a war.
o'd, well Sc, b feet 10 inches high, and will
weigh IT'S pounds has a heavy brow md
speaks slowly has some character a..
runaway. Aay go to CharIeslon or Wash.
'ngton city. II Is hard telling where 10 will
90 as hS ~ = gentleman VI travel. rh.,
NIL ran OH about the same tune.
We will pay t76 reward for the th,s.
men; or $25 piece for either OF them de-.
hvs:ed in any Jail 50 that We can Oct than
These boys may attempt tv mako their VA,
NORM, ~ some others from this place hsv.
attempted.
PRIDE e. DUNOVANr.
Aug. 7, l66l-26.lf
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LipERAL-E. J. Hale Il Sons, Editor.
of the Fayetteville Observer, have korwar.
ded to Gov. Vance one hundred na;,. of
Shoes fo' the soldiers. Thi. is equal to
$1,000 in money, and far more prsfera
lie thsn money.
Who will initiate this good example I
No" is the time for people to show their
patriotism by their wOrks.- Charlotte
Democrat
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would suggest that carpets Or any ~ors
ted material make good soldiers han
kei. To some it may be convenient To
make contributions Of shoes, and 20 such
| SAY that they are more valuable than
money. To the women Of Carolina
haAe no word Of exhorla,ion to give
They are the soul Of the revolution. -
They viii do their duty, as their patriot
ism and Gevnti"n are .xhnuslless.
All boxes aud packages and letters t.,
he addressed to tho per,"ns frr whom
they are intended, Richmond, Va, with
the name Of the regiment. and its col
onel, and the company. to the care OF
DR.. M. LsBorde, Chairman Central As.
socia,ion, Columbia.
NJ. LABORDE.
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TREATMENT OF RETUsXkD PRIsoSkR

TREATMENT OF RETuxHAO PRrsoxERs
One hundred and fifty OF our solGi-rs,
wounded n. tho battle Of Sharpshurg,
have recently been psroled and returned.
On their arrival At V.rina they we're. by
order Of the Surgeon Geu.raI, transpor
ted to an out door hospital. established
on the farm OF Mr.. pIeot, two mile. Ea,,
OF this city, where were found tent nc
commoda'ions for about sixty men, and
ratons for none. For the past three
nights the mos, Of them, suffering from
horrible wounds, have laid upon the bare
earth, without food or shelter. Several
OF them have parents. wives. or near rel
Suves in this city, who have been re-
fused permission to bring them to their
homes. The wounded men say thew
were kindly treated from the momen,
they were taken by the enemy until thev
were landed at Varina. aud that the rs,
and only cruelty they have suffered as
been At the hands Of those uho, by ma
ture, should be their friends.
We publish this, not with the hope oi
sof.ening the official heart, but si,Dp,y to
let our benevolent citizens know tba,
within two miles Of the capital, in who's.
defeDcs they have bled, this great NUN.
Der OF our valiant soldiers are suffering
from cold and starvation, feeling conf
dent that they will take some steps for
their relief The doctors Immediately 10
charge Of this hospital are said TO be do
ing oil that is possible in the absence OF
the proper food aud shelter 10 alleviate
the suffsrings Of the men Richmond Er
aminer.
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The News from the Coast.

The enemy's boats left the river Fri.
day, after, it is said, burying number
Of their dead near Ma KEYS Point. An
old and intelligent negro who hal been
within their lines, states that their officers
estimated their casualties at fully three
hundred killed and wounded. A Lieut.
Colonel WAS brought back on litter in
dying condition. Captain Hamilton, Of
the 76th Pennsylvania, was left dead on
the field. The most Of ,heir dead, found
Oh the field, we're shot in the hesd. The
prisoners say that our artillery made great
havoc in their lines and that vt one spot
whr'e their i"rce> had massed together,
aud were unable to get into position, the
slaughter was ,-rrihle. The 81 New
Hampshire, 7,h Connecticut, 97,h Penn
sylsania and one company Of the 81
Rhode Island battery suffered heavily
These uoors we're mostly from Hilton
Head.
In the Ii ,ht >!o the road from Bees
Greek to Cuoss whnrci ic the / alta ion of
sharp sh"orer-, G" c., ks regiment Of cav.
alrr, and the forces under the command
Of Lieut. Col. J,hnsui.. ~er. enga.-d.-
A h~r"chmr"t " the Lafay eie artillery,
under the command OF Lieut. F. LeBl.ux,
die good service, aud scattered several
scouting paIties CI the rnemy.
In their retreat they were followe ed by
Colcock's cavalry aud Captain AIs,on's
company Of sharp shooters. As they
were going aboard their gunboats our
troops poured III volleys OF muske,rv, do
ing considerable execution. On the re.
turn fire private Fripp, Of the Ashly Ora.
goons, was killed, aud Lieut. 7. G. Buck
ner, Of the Beaufort ID stric, Troop, and
a relative Of General Buckner, severely
wounded.
In our last account We were in error in
stating that all the commissioned officers
in Major Abneys battalion we're wound.
ed. It should have been in Captain Ala
tons company, VIA ch fought the enemy
from tie landing 10 Coosawhatchie.
Amorg those conspicuous for dasiog
and galIsntry and who rendered most val.
liable services, was Major Eugene D Bell.
We regret 10 learn that he WAS wounded
in the left arm, but trust that lie will soon |
be able gain to take the field.
The Battalion engaged at Pocotslgo
was COL p. II. Nelson, and not f. Mel
sons rs we stated. Colonel Nelson was
not present, and toe Battalion was com
m 'nird hv Capt. SIygh Company F..
and not Company G. WAS commanded bv
Lieutsnan, A. Sanders. Corporal c. Z.
Frost. and no, private K Frost. WAS dan
gerou.ly wnun'ed in the breast. - Chdr.
ieston Courier
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Estate Sale.

~ Permis.ion Of =. 7. Hammond, ESQ
ordinary Tor Lancaster Distriet, we will sell
at the residence OF Mrs Elizabeth small
deceased, on Thursday The 9th day Of No
vember next, The personal Estate Of IN. .aid
deceased, consisting Of three slave. ION,
woman and Two .hiIdren.) Household and
kitchen furniture, Cows and Calves, Hos.,
Cotton in seed, Com, Fodder. and other Ar
iicles.
IfRhs OF SALE.-AIl sums under Eva
Dollars cash /; over ave Goitsrs, . credit OF
we've months, the purchaser TO give note
with good and sufficient sursties, with in.
terest from day Of sale.
LANDY JOlINSON.)
HERoD JOHNSON, "om"'
Oct. ~. 1867, =,
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A DRAFrINo SCENE IN OHIo-The
town Of Bucyrus. Ohio, Was The scene Of
a most disgraceful disturbance on the
9th inst, Of which we find this account
10 the New York Times
During the morning a large portion Of
the drafted men from the towns OF
Holmes and Clarified marched into the
square and gave three cheers for the
"Conslitution as il is. and the Union as il
was" then ",bree cheers that we won't
fight to free the Niger" and then three
cheers fo- huge bowie knife that was
shown by one OF the party. The men
nearly all had knives or rsvolvers and
several OF them rifles. All had guns
With them until within mile Of the
town, where they drew up in line Of bat
tie, aud loaded their pieces with all the
cooloess OF veterans. Throughout the
day threa!s to "shoot," "mu,der," and
"botebsr." any who attempted to fore.
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Tho Battle of Perryville.
GENERAL pRAoo's OFFICIAL aEroRr.

The following is a copy Of Major Gen
ersl Brsggs official report Of the battle
Of Perryville, Keutuck
HEADQUARTERS DEPARrMeSr, No. 2.
Bryantsville, KY, Oct. IL. 1862.
'Sir.-Findiuc the enemy pressing hea
vi'y in his rear near Perryville, Major
General Hardee, OF Folks command, was
obliged to halt aud check him At that
point Having arrived At II ,rrodsburg
from Frankfort, I determined to give him
battle there, and accordingly concen.ra
ted three divisions Of my old command
the army Of the Mississippi. now under
Major General Polk-Cheathams PUCK
ner's, aud Anderson's-and directed Gen.
sral Polk to take the command on tho
7sb, and attack the enemy tho mex. morn
ing. Wi,bers' division had gone the day
before to support Smith. Hearing on he
night Of the 7th that the force in front Of
Smith lad rapidly rstrsatsd. l moved
early next morning to be present at the
operations Of Folks forces.
The two armies were formed confront
ing each other on opposite sides Of the
town Of Perryville. After consulting the
General and rsconuoitering the ground
and examining his dispositions. ! declined
10 assume the command, but suggested
come changes and notifications Of his AT
engagements, which he promptly adopted.
The action opened At IL 2, p. NJ, Le
tween the skirmishers and artillery on
both sides. Finding the evenly indispos,
ed to advance upon US, and knowing he
was receiving heavy reinforcement,, |
deemed it best 10 assail him vigorously,
and 80 directed.
The engagement became general .oon
thereafter, and was continued furiously
from that time TO dark, our troops never
failing in their efforts.
For the time engaged, it WAS the 50
vsrest and most desperately contested en-.
gagsmsnt within my knowledge. Fear.
fully outnumbered, our troop. did not
hesitate TO engage At any odds, and
though checked at times, they eventual
ly carried every position, and drove the
,ensmy about two miles. But for the in
rtsrvention OF night we should have com
plsted the work. We had captured ft.
teen pieces Of artillery by the most dar.
ing charges, killed one, and wounding
two B'igadisr Generals, and a very largo
number Of inferior officers and men, es,i.
mated at no less than 1000, and eap,ur
I'D 400 prisoners, including three staff Of.
deere, with servants, carriage and baggage
of Major General McCook.
The ground was literally covered with
his dead and wounded. In such q cor |
test our loss was necessarily severe, prob
ably not less than $500 killed, wounded
and missing. Included 10 the wounded
are BrigsdIer Generals Wood. Cleburn.
and Brown, astias4 - noble sO,dier..
shQG61 - felt BY their
= o4css; Polk, com.
1 11 sneral Hsr.
u q, two divi.
oss Ie1b Chsatham,
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BUCKET FAcToRY--We learn that Mr..
ii. 9. Hamilton has q Bucket Factory in
successful operation 10 Lenoir, Cald well
Q unity. He makes first rate Bucket
Of white pine. We are grs,ifed to hear
OF the establishment Of this and other
manufactures in tho State Charlotte
Democrat.
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THE ExrEcTED ATTACK ON CHARLES
roN--A New VxnsIoN OF AN OLD Sro
Rr.-The city gossips, yesterday, were all
agog over the statements ofa deser,er
tom the kee fleet. ramed Alexander
Rrssell. who had jus, reached the city,
Ii. clai"Is to have overheard, in the con
Sersaton OF Yankee officers, that Char.
irs,on is to he attacked between the l.,
and l0lh OF November, that the naval
demonstration is TO lie made bv n very
large and powerful feet, including f,co
iron clads, and that reinforcemen,s. about
1900 strong are dali, expected to par
,cipste ia the lsnd attack He adds.
that the officers "f the esemy are by no
means "nguine 4" taking Char!es,or,
and says that the opinion prevail. n.
mo"g.t them that the disappointment,
resulting from an unsuccessfuI attempt
would go far towards giving an effective
impetus TO the cause OF the Peace Party.
We give these statements to our reader.
for whatever they may be worth.
Russell is British subject, and say.
he Was enlisted in the enemy's service by
haud. lie was attached to the Ysnkee
vessel Isaac p. Smith, off Stono and ts.
ing sent ashore 10 company With nine
others to kill some bseves, he watched
his chance aud skedaldled to our liue..
Charleston Mercury, 27M.
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ZEN. BRAoo TO BE SrPrRsxpxp.-Tbs
Montgomery Mail says = report has
reached high official quarters in nst city
that Gen. Bragg is to be superseded BY
Gen Joseph K. Johnston, who. will At
once assume the command Of the army
in TenL essee.
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Fall of Galveston. Texas.

The Federal feet of Galveston. Tsxas
attacked that city on the 4th Oct. A
FEDERAL steamer ran past the battery a,
Fort Point under heavy FIRE, and laid
to at the central wha The batter, was
then destroyed by The Confederate troops
who marched to Virginia Point. The
troops in Galveston left and went to the
same Point The Federal steamers living
of Galveston, five in numl or, gave the
authorities OF the town four days to re
move the woman and children from the
place, at the expiration of which time
the would shell the place if it was no,
surrendered. o. the 9th, after the civil
and mility authorities had fed from Gal
sion. portion Of IT,, Federal feet had
ateamed slowly up to tho city and took
positions opposite :he principal Streets
A 'nee.I"< OF the citizens had been held
on the evening previous. and Mr. James
w. Moore appointed Mayor pro tenn, who
now, With other citizens, went on board
Commander Renshaw's vessel, and re-
quested TO know that officers Intentions
with regard TO the city. What followed
is thus related:
Reushaw replied that he had como 10
take pos,'on Of The city, il he g At bis
mercy, but that he should not interfere
With the municipal affairs OF The city, and
that the people might resume business as
heretofore. He said be would 90, occu-
py the place until the arrival OF the mill.
tary commander, but that lie sboul hoi.t
the Federal flag up"" the public build
'ngs. and asked the Mayor to have i, re.
'pected. The Mayor replied that he could |
not guarantee protection to the flag,
whereupnn the Ysnkr. officer said lie
would waive that point to avoid any dif
ficulty like that which occurred in New
Orleans, and when lie sent tue Aag ashore
be would send sufficient torcs TO pso
lect it, and that he would not keep the
hag flying for moro than a quarter or half
an hour, sufficient 10 show he absolste
possession. The flag was accordingly
soon hoisted upon tho Custom House,
and kept there for half an hour, when
the detachment Of marines ok it down
again and proceeded back to the feet -
Renshaw informsd the May or pro tenn,
that he should insist upon the rgh, for
any OF his men in charge Of an officer to
come on shore and walk the streets OF
the city, but that lie would not permit
his men to come on shore indiscri,niuste
iy, or in the night, and that should bis
men insult citizens, be gave the Mayor
the right to arrest aud report to him,
when he would punish them more rigidIy
than We possibly could. On the other
band he declared that should any Of bis
men be ins,lted or shot at On tho streeA
Of Galvestoh, or any Of bis ships or boats
be shot At from the land or whsrves he
would hold the city responsible and open
his broads,des on the same instantly, and
hat his guns were KEEP. sho,,ed and dou
Die shot'ed for 'ha, purpose. lie also de.
clared that it WAS the determination OF
his Government 10 hold Galveston =, al
hazards until the end Of the war
The enemy returned 10 their vessels. |
md up to last accounts no further com
had passed between them and
he authorities at Galveston.
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MIR. Graves was Common wealths Auor.
ney. The death Of both is sincerely re-
gretted by all who knew them.
The negro states that no whits person
is on the ISLAND xt all. II is a perfec,
colony Of half starved negroes, and ough,
to he broken up.
Respectfully yours, A.
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CARD FAoroRY.-Divine, Jones 4 Lee
have established q cotton card factory a,
Cnrtersville, Co., With machinery direct
l'o" Baltimore. The. hope coon TO de.
liver fifty pairs daily.
hndersou, Aaair d Co., Atlanta, and
Fort a. Hsrgrove. Rome, Gs., are agents.
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N U NJ B F R 80.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
I'm tAc Common Pieas.)
Dudley NJ. Ossery,et al. ! Drclnra,io,

Dudley NJ, u''ery'e' al Declaration
W.. in
Samuel Spence. Attachment.
Whereas the Plaint,F did an the econd
day of December 1861, file his Declaration
against the Defendant, who Gas it is said) 10
absent Eum and without the limits OF the
State, and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the same, upon whom n copy
Of the said Declaration might be served.
II is therefore ordered that the said d..
fendnnt do appear aud plead to the said
Declaration, on or before the third day of
December next, which will bc in the year
Of ouI Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty.two, otherwise final Judgment will
then be given aud awarded against him.
IL. J. HANCOCK, Crk.
Dec. 4th, ls6l.-I3-ly.
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NOTlCE.-As II 10 believed that the
~ Estate Of Csswsil Mot,ey, deed is ia-
solvent notice 10 hereby given TO all per.
sons having claims against the aforemeo.
uo"ed Estate TO present them legally au.
thenticated within six months from date fos
pro ratio distribution.
J.B MoBLEY. Exr.
P'sssant iiul, y q, Jolly Q. isoA se-V