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Recruits Wanted.

\ HAVE been detailed to Recruit for the oath
d Regiment. now stationed below Charleston.
10 oil who have to cutter the service of their coun-
try a good opportunity now offers. I appeal to
I'LL to rally, md ut once, around the standard Of
their country in this the hour of her greatest
trial. Your services arc now needed. The enemy
is using his most powerful e%&crtions, both by land
and sea, to strike the fntal blow upon Charleston
aud Savannah. Let US meet him promptly and
dispute every foot Of Carolina soil which is so
dear to Us all. Every one has his part to perform
in this great struggle. Come forward at ONCE
one and ull.
Recruits will be permitted to join any Compn-
ny in the Regiment. There are in :ae 9th two
kdgcheld Companies. All tho rights and pr,..
! leges secured 10 Volunteers will be granted each
Recruit, viz: FIFTY DOLLARS BOUNTY. An
excellent uniform Of Gray Ccat, Blue PATS. Cap.
Shoes, &C., viii be furnished each Recruit. Trans
p~urtation furnished to the Regiment.
Leave you. names with Mr.. Z. PENN, at Else-
field c. II or address Sergt. p. N. WILLIAMS,
Pleasant Lane, or myself ii Ph~nix, Edsefeld
District, S c.
T. w. ANDREWS. Lieut.. and
Recruiting Officer, 9th heg't :. {. Y.
Mar ? 1t 10
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A correspondent of the Boston Evening
Journal, wiring from Baton Rouge, gives the
annexed account Of the position Of affairs in
Banks army at that place:
Considerable trouble has arisen here on
account of the injudiciousnes of Col. Daniel,
of the Third Native Guard, colored regiment,
who placed a negro Captain as officer Of the
day On duty, and pm: o white man on duty as
Lieutenant of the guard the same day and in
tn same camp.
Our white troops, WHEN ordered out tnsa
Lutte the &C lored officer Of the day, REFUSE to
obey the order and laid down their arms. The
officers and ~privates of the 18th Maine regi-
1uent would pay no regard 10 the colored Of
fcer, and threatened his life if he attempted
to coerce them into obedience. ] hear that
four officers have sent in their designations on
account of this unpleasant state Of siTAirs.
There is no need Of appointing negro com-
mi,sioned officers, while We have so rnsny
white veterans, willing and perfectly compe-
tent, doub'y more so than the colored officers,
and most negroes prefer white men for their
superior officers. Tho Opinion among all
military men on this sntject is that unless
some mere discrete and rational plan il speed
lily adopted, we stall have seriou. trouble in
the matter.
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Van Dorn,s victory in rennessee.

STRING Hill, Tenn, March Van Dorm
achieved a perfect success over the enemyt to
LAY, between this point and Franklin. Tue
fight continued four hours, and resulted in
our driving the enemy from his strong posi-
ton, killing one hundred, wounding four
hundred and capturing Ave reeiments-two
Indiana, one WISCONSIN, one Ohio and one
Michisan-two thousand five hundred men.
The enemy escaped with one battery and
three regiments o. cavalry, the remainder OF
LIS force, to Franklin.
One hundred and twenty-five wounded and
thirty killed will cover our loss. Colonel Earl,
oil the Third Arkansas, was killed while val
inntly rsllyiug his men into action, and Cap
tain Watson, of General Armstrong; Staff,
xas killed while intrepidly leading a charge.
Lieutenant Sullivan, Of Van Dorn's Staff he'd
two horses shot under him while gallantly
l. ading in the charge.
To Kings FIRST Missouri Battery the sue.
cess is due in great measure and Forrest, by
coming up on the enemy's rear compelled
their surrender. NlMPoKTE.
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DEPARTED this. life q. Summerville Hospital
South Carolina, 2Oih January last, ROBERT A.
ADAMS, in the 44th' year of hs age. he was
baptized in 1S45 and since that time has shown
the evidence of O true Christian aud sn humble
servant of God. An aged mother, and brothers
and sisters mourn his loss &
It becomes our painful duty, as a friend, to re-
cord the death Of JOHN CALEB WALTON,
youngest son of CALEB WALTON. The subject OF
this notice Has q member of Company 9, Capt
CLAax's Company eth Regt. s. c.. v. He received
n severe wound at the battle Of Harpers Ferry,
iu the thigh, on tbs 18th Of September, which
cuused anputatiop, and died the next day. The
licensed was, and has been a consistent member
Of The Baptist Church al Pine Pleasant, for the
last twelve years. strong as were the cords bind
ivy him to his Church, and family, they must be
seYercd for a time, with the hope, that the indie
psndsnco Of our country achieved, these cords
would again be united with increasing ardor ; but
that hupe was never renlized. Thut affectionHte
wife and three dear children will ree him no mure.
In the pidst OF strangers, sIrrJan ISL by the
wounded and dying, the spirit Of that husband,
father, suldier, il called To he spirit land! Oh what
a contrast. Whilst the roar Of cannon is now
heard, many n Southern soldier is sacrificing his
lie tor his county, his quiet spirit, unconcious uf
what is now taking placry leaves; the noisy scenes
vi strife aud suars to the Paradise Of Gmt. His
life WAS Il constant consistent illustration of the
Christianity which be protested. Every ~impul;e
vi his mind was luty. lle had no other aim. His
ouly effort, was to know what Yss right, and to
do it. Gentle he war, and unottendins beyond
nest men. lie knew NO envy nor Jealousy. He
never spoke evil of others. Rejoicing not in ia
iluity, but rejoicing III the truth, he sought not
bis own, .ubmittcd to his condition and what fell
to him i'll the path. vi duty. earnestly, devotedly
aud overwhelmingly. Singularly pure in heart,
be bore MS tolls with the cnlInness aud %furtitude
OF one who had hupSs aud aims beyond the grave.
The rewari he sought was that which DO won: the
affection and devotion OF his friends the approba-
tim of his conscience, and above all, faith and
peace at the last. BY this sad event., d loving
wife, three children, M nffrctivnate mother, three
tvtbars, tvJ ,~islvrs pnd pu,nprous friends uni
relatives, arg lyit 80 lsmsgs biz untius!yy, death
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b OF

AT an extra communicating Of Butler Lodge Ma
%, A.. +. M. held at Clary tor "n the Eth Jan
1869, a Committee, to drift o Preamble and Ke,o'
lntiona III The memory OF our worthy brother
JAMES {. RAMAdE, We appointed.
wnrrRAc. II hath pleased Almighty Cod Ia
r.inuye from our mids, our brother JAMES {.
RAMAuE who died in "ne Of the Hospitals in
Richmond, Dee. :.ist 1862. lie was enlisted in
Capt. VESTS Company .th Regt sc. v, several
months previous 10 his death, snd remained with
it discharging the most a.dnous duties unit! dis.
ease Compelled him 70 go 20 the Hospital where
be died. Therefore, be it
R,4oirsd. That in The death Of this brother, ouI
Lodge has lost u worthy member and that VIC
tender our heartfelt sy,npatbies to the %bereaved
family aud friends Of tho deceased, knowing tha'
Il just God doeth. all things.
RrSoireG, That We wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
Re.oired, Tbut The L~odse-be drnPed i'll mourn
ing for the usual line.
Resoired, That Z copy Of this be sent TO The
family Of the deceased and u copy to the Edgeheld
Adr<,1i.er for publication.
NJ. W. CLARY, Secretary.
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From YankeedOm.

RICHMOND. Mar. Sth.-The Enquirer has Wash
inston dates Of the 5;h.
Cairo adrices Of the 4th say: Two dredging
machines are to be put to work on the canal at
Vicksburs Immediately. The lcYees ave broken,
and water is pouring over b, Il fearful rate.
The New Jersey Democrats held n mass meet
ing ut Trenton, on the 18th. Thirty fur CUTS
were fred in rejoicing at the expiration Of the
Yankee Congress. Resolutions were passed de-
n%curcing the Executive usurra:i"o: and Conscrinl
BIZ. THE PEOPLE are called upon 70 shov firm
ness and courage in this emergency.
A dispatch from Hilton Iieud on the e7th ul:..
says: The troops are under orders 10 embark.
The next steuner will probably bring intelligence
Of un attack on Charleston.
The suhbust ItSsca, just arrived at New Or
leans. reports The Harriet Lsne laid up near Gal
weston, and is being cvnvtr ed into an iron clad.
The Herald says Comments in the LONDON
press ON the Charleston blockade will teach rebels
what British sympathy is worth.
The Herald hears gratifying reports Of tho I'M
proved condition of the army Of the Potomac, and
gays it will soon move forwarl.
Reports from Baton Rouge represent there arc
numerous indications of an Immediate movement
and that great activity prevails 10 the army.
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LATEST NEWS.
From Savannah.

"a profound quiet .vi ne :lo, < our coast. Hard
ly a Yankee vessel is to lie seen. md all the IRON
clads have departed to parts unknown. Every
body asks, what can be the intention of the enc
anywhere are they eoing-what do they intend
or expect to do? &C.. So. ~ robody can an
swer. It is not Known wA.tbe. the Oseechee feet
went north or south. Some think south, for a
movement against Mobile; cthera think for Hill
ton Head, preparatory to en- attack on Charleston,
whilst others believe they have turned their prOwS
in the direction of North Carolina. Nothing is
known deGnitely-in our opinion, even by the en-
envy himself. He seems to be floating about at
random from point to point, with tho hope, like
Macawber, that something will turn up to give
him an opportunity to move with success.-Sa-
varnah Republican.
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LOCK AND READ
Something of Importance to
the Afflicted

THE undersigned has located Mt Augusta for
the purpose os treating CHRONIC COM
~pLICATED COMPLAINTS. "f al! characters. in
Ma'es and Pemales, no mailer Of how long stand
ing their nnture may be. He will shy That he will
cure iro,n eight To nine cases oul "t every ten
which co,ne before him. in from Two To four and
six months. according tn the length ot time the
eases have been standing. lLis practice c"n+i:ts
Of French, G.rmnn and Iniinn, combined. lie
has two ways to ascertain tn nature Of complaints
--one il by consultation, the other by presenting
@ small portion Of the mornings urine, in case
any person being unable TO give the character OF
complaints when not present. Ny Office is up
4toir.. over Brabe's Jewelry Store, opposi;e the
Constituliunalist Office, on Broad Street, No: ~
When not at my office, may be found at Globe
Hotel.
Medicines must be paid faron delivery in every
case. DIR. II. FITZGERALD,
Augusta, Go.
P. S.-Persons residing at 3 distance CON re
ceive medicines by express. NJ. f., NJ y
3lar 10 I'm ~.
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SLAVE LABOR FROM DIVISION mo, 3.

r TO supply the slave labor require Ly the
10 General Commanding, and in pursuance Of
the ord. rs Of his Excellency Governor B0NHAM,
Issued in coup.innce with the terms of an Act of
the General Assembly entitled An Act to organ
ize. and supply negro labor fur Coast Defence" DC,
ratified on the 18Th December, 1862, and the
amendment thereto, ratified on the 9Th February,
1854, l hereby call upon Division No. 8. compri-
sing the Judicial Districts Of Fairfield, Richlaud,
Lexington, Edselold, Barr we'll and Orangcburg
to supply its proportion Of sluve labor under the
present roquisition.
III. All owners Of slaves within the said DIE
tricis shall furnish, for thirty days, three fourths
Of their male slaves subject to road duty, receiv-
ing credit in the estimate fer all labor done under
former calls.
Ill. The Commissioner Of Roads Of the sever
oil Districts, and the authorities Of the incorporn-
ted towns and villages within this Division, will
at once summon NIL shareholders within the limits
Of their authority to furnish. their respective QUO
tas Of slave labur, to wit: three-fourths Of all
road hands, giving credit for labor hitherto fur
nishsd and requiring fractions to be represented.
II. Orerseers, at the rate of One to every hun
dred hands, arc allowed, to be selected by the
owners or their agents. who will receive compensa-
ton from the Confederate States at the rate of
fifty dollars per month.
= Y. Receipts will be given to each owner and
an assessment of the value Of the slaves made, Il
duplicate of which assessment will be furnished
to the owner.
VI. The Commissioners If the Roads and the
authorities of the towns and villages rs aforesaid
will cause the slaves subject to this call within
their respective jurisdictions to be assembled ut
the Railroad DepotS nearest the residence Of their
respective owners on MONDAY, the 9th day Of
April prox., at 10 O'clock u. NJ, ready for trans
portation to Charleston. The Act requires the
attendance of one of the Commissioners ut each
depot; he will be met by IN agent of the State.
VII. The slaves will be directed to come pro-
rided with spades OF shovele. The Confederate
authorities have undertaken to have such utensils
returned. Owners will provide their slaves with
three days rations, for which Communication will
be allowed.
: VIII. There is no doubt that the Confederate
Government will conpeusa.s for Ill damage to
and loss of slaves.
N. The undersigned regrets to call upon this
Division for seemingly SO heavy a proportion. 1t
will he found that to those who have answered
former calls, it will only amount to u call for one
fourth, and this he will reduce if he finds q small
Ter proportion will fill the reuuisition.
WM. NJ. SHANNON,
Agent for the State of South Carolina.
Camden, S. c., March Sd, 1862.
March IL It 10
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R~ss1cyarIoS OF GEN. TooMBs.-We lesrn,
on undoubted authority that General Toombs,
of Georgia, whose rank, We believe, is that of
Br;gadier General. has rendered the resigna
ton of his commission To the President. 1t
is not positively known what motives induced
this step, but il is ssid it is owing to a lieap-
poiutment of his military aspirations-Gen-
eral Toombs claiming that if he was not
worthy OF promotion. be would resign in ia
yoy of some one who was. Others say that
bis resignation has a political bearing, snd
that b. sill DO brought forward as G saadi.
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Latter from North Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. c., March 9.-The Raleigh IN.
CO. Journals KiDston correspondent, in his letter
dated March Sth says, that the enemy, reported
to be 1000 strong, WAS encamped 10 miles below
Kinstor last night, and that the troops were in
motion.
A special dispatch to the Journal Gays that the
enemy have fallen back. All is quiet. Six Ynr-
KEGS were killed and two Confederates are missing.
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From Y%ickslburg.

vicKsnrRG, March 9th.-0nc Of the enemJ's
g%unboats approached opposite the city, on the
o'her side of the PENN. ula, and threw few she!is,
all but one falling shors-nobody hurt on our side.
Our batteries did no. reply. The enemy are ie-
ported moving their forces higher up the river.
Two gunboats were seen in the canal yesterday.
They are supposed to be removing troops from
opposite Warrenton. The object of their move
mspt is not known here.
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Confessional.

RI cHNoNp, March I'm the Senate, Mr.. Clay,
of Alabamn, introduced a resolution to repeal the
Committee on the judiciary.
Mr.. Maxwell submitted n preamble and resolu.
tions, which were unanimously adopted, earnestly
recommending agriculturists of the Confederate
States 10 direct their labor to the production of
fuch crops as will secure q suh.vieney of food for
all classes and for every emergency.
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The State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
M nDHINIUN

~ O~RDfNARf.
DY W. +. puRIsoE. Esquire, Ordinary Of
Do EdgeieId District.
Whereas, A. j. Notary has applied t." ne
for l%.ctlers OF administration. On all and siiis"-
lar the goods ani ehattles. rights anu 'redits 81
James Is. Woolsey, late vi the pi'lrirl hi"res"'''
These nre,. therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
sa;J Jscsa,ed. to be and appear before me. at our
next ordiuary's Court for the said District, :; he
bvlden ut Edgcirld e. II. on the iSta dny OF Mar
int, to show cause, If any. Why the said admins
tr4lion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL ths ,'a uay .,
a;'bt hnndred md sixty three, and in the eighty
seventh year Of tue Independence OF the State OF
S0"'n 'A'''' W. F. DURIsoE, o. Z. D.
Mar 10
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lTe- TIE Atlanta In,el.igencer is authorized,
on the statement of o gentleman direct from Ficks-
burg, to contradict the Yankee statement that all
the Yankee fleet had passed through the rnnnl cut
around Nicksburg. This gentleman, Who lires
lot fur from Yickehurg, says, not "nly has no
huat yet passed, but no %gunboat will ever pass
through. This is certainly gratifying news, con-
yeyed by q gentleman whose knowledge Of tbs
country entities it to great weight.
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Notice to Creditors.

EDGEFIELD DIsTRICT-IN EQUITY.
John L. Harris, ct III, Bill for Partition,
VS. Account, Settle
&. A.. Addison. men!, &c.
w. Il. Harris, Ex'ors. ct al.
nY Virtue of al order Of the Court in thi1
Id cause, all persons having demands "g"inst
the Trust Estate Of VIM. Harris, decd, arc re-
quirel to present and prove their demands before
lie on or before the 18th day Of May next, or
else payment of their demands will be barred.
Z W. CARWILE, c.E.E.p.
Mar o, 1863. lot 10
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date for the next Governor of Georgia. Gen.
eral Toombs ia we'll known from his long pub.
he career. At the ime Of the secession oil
his State he was one ofsthe United States
Senator's from Georgia, and was one Of tue
most active and able leaders of the State
Rights party in that body, identifying himself
with the.secession movement from its iuccp-
fiN,,
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Recruits Wanted.

TTAvING been detailed MS Recruiting Officer
Ill for the Edpefeld Hussars. On. /. I'd Regt.
Cavalry. L will be pleased to receive a few RE
CRUITS to my COMPANY. by orders from the
Secretary Of War. conscripts will be allowed 10
volunteer in arms of the service and corps OF
their own selections. The Government furnishes
equipments complcte, and horses can be ridden or
driven through the country to the headquarters OF
the regiment in fifteen days. All expenses naid
far man and horse. Conscripts existing will be
entitled to oil the privileges'of volunteers.
7, II CLARK,
Capt. Co. I. I'd Regt. S. c. {.
Mar 1t
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Notice.

A LII persons having dcuands against the e.:
IA tate Of Moses Hnlston, decd, nre requested
to present them properly nttested to the Suhscri.
her. on or before the 9th dny of May next, and
those indebted to said Estate are requested to pay
mp by that day. as n final settlement of said Es-
tate will be made in the Qrlinary's Once on that
day. WILSON Admr.
Ma q st 10
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State of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
EY W. F. ppRISoE, Ealp Ordinary OF Edge
Whereas, Z. W. Carwile, C. E. E. D., hat
or,,;sd to me for Letters Of administration ON oil
and singular the goods and chattles, rights and
credits Of John Wbitlock, late Of the District
aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish al
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the sale
deceased, to be and appesrbefore pe, Mt our mex
Ordinary's Court for the said Di.trict,to be holder
at Edgchcld Court House, on tho 18th day o.
April next, to show cause, if any, why the SAID
administration should not BIO granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this End day
of Mar, in the year Of our Lord one thous'
and eight hundred and si5ty-.hree, and in the
elshty-soventh year of the sovereignty and indie
W. i. DURISOE, O.E.D.
MorI 81 3
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Notice.

II, ner,ons having do,nands against the Is
q ,n,,! Of William Z. Middleton, deed, are re,
~. ,.l to present them to the Undersigned, ana
those indebted to suid Estate nre fe4aesteu 10
make Immediate payment. nroN ,.,r.
9Ina
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Lost,

A NOTE given by Micniah Mathews to j: h;
"A Mohley 4 Co., for sly and some cents, dated
nnvut the first of January last, and payable one
J,w after date. I forowarn any person from ira
ding for said Note. N. "a.
Mar 4
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NOTICE.
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT,

nv TIT
Ely W. +. DURISoh. i:s4, Ordinary If Edge
ID field district.
Whereas. Timothy ThomA. has applied /"
ru for Letters Of administration on all and rlnsii-
lar the goods aud cbattels. rights and credits Of
John ). Thomas, late OF The District atore'"'"'
deed. =,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonith all
and singular, tn. kindred and creditors oil the
said DECREASED, to he and appear before Ine. OF our
next 0r.linary's Court ior the said District. to be
holden at Edyeteld Court House, on the l3th day
Of March next. to shuw ennse. il any. why The
s,ia administration should not be granted.
,iiyen under my hand and seal. thir 2lth day
Of March in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
sight hundred aud si1ty-three, and in the eighty
uey sutl. rear of the independence Of ). Carolina.
W. i. DURIS0k, u.E.p.
Mur 4 ct
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Administrators Notice.

A IL persons indebted 10 the Estate Of Jal. H.
"A Swsarengin, deed, are earnestly solicited to
come forward and pay up. as ] desire " settle up
the Estate as soon as possible. Thoee having
claims against said Estate will render them 10
properly attested. 49,,
Sept. 10 Bun 30.
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Notice.

vuyuOSE indebted to the Estate of Levi NJ.
Crouch, decd, are solicited to puy the game
forthwith, md those having claims against said
Estate are Notified TO preseut them, duly uttested,
on or bcfurc the 9Th APRIL next, as on that dry q
spuS sc,lyaSn, Will be made on said Estate.
T. 2. FORREST, Ad'9r.
Jan smT
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Notice.
Notice.

A IL person. having claims ugaipst the Fst,ts
"A of Rich. Parks, decd, ss Iotfsd to render
them in, properly attested, Md those indebted 70
said Estate will please make payment.
7. G. PARKS, ~,
w. L. PARKS, jas
Jan lms.
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Notice.

nURING my absence from the District, 1
~ hereby nppoint JESSE M..COGBlRN my
LAWFUL attorney to receipt und receive for ma in
my Dums. a. j.
Mar 70 '1" 'lV
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Notice.

GUARDIANS, Trustees, Committees, de-, will
n makr their returns to thi. Office by the first
NonI"v in april next. Thusc faiiing to do so
MOI y. -nlc1 10 show cause why they have not
VIII ~ \. w. CAKWILE, c.E ED.
com'ra. Office, Feb %. 1881. e at
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Executors Notice.

a Ill psrsuus indebted ~ tie Estate of Rice
N GolelDun, decd, Are uo66ed ~ come for
ward. and pay tho same, and those having elaine
against said Esats will please render them in
properly sltseted.
s. ". NICHOLSON, Ex'ss.
Aug 6m* 2H 81