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NOTICE.

VTAvING been detailed upon a recruiting ser
Ill vice from Co. A, 22d Regiment, S. G. ",
under orders from Maj. Gen. G: ". Smith, Com
munding Department of North Carolina, I can be
found for the next twenty days at the residence Of
Mr.. Seaborn Stalnaker, near Kirksey's y Roads,
or at Edgofeld C. II, ready to receive the names
Of those desirous Of this opportunity to Volun-
teer.
a persona reho are ,uithin CoasOript ages, and
who may come forward and offer themselves for
service. will be allowed to volunteer, and will re-
ceivc all the benefits which are secured by law to
Volunteers.
I am also required by orders to apprehcnd all
stragglers and dcserters from the army within ny
reach.
Absentees without leave from Evans Brigade,
reporting to Inc by the 10th inst, will receive full
pardon, except forfeiture Of pay for the unau-
thorized period of absence.
Recruiting Sers't Goa, 22d s. C. V.
Feb 3C@ B
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Tho Stale of South Carolina.
.ENERAL ORDER NO. s;

GENERAL ORDER NO. s:
n THE General Assembly of this State, by m
RsaAet, entit' ed "An Act for the better organiza-
ton of the militin, and for other purposes" hay
ing vacated the commissions OF MI militia officers
in this State who are. liable to conscription by the
Acts of the Confederate Congress, ms soon as new
elections eau be held, elections are hereby ordered
to be held for such field and company officers, in
all the companies, bsttalions and regiments of the
militia of this State, on or before the twenty-frst
day of this month said elections to be conducted
in the manner prescribed by the Act of lS4l, ex-
cept az to the notice required under said Act.
II. No one liable to duty in tho Confederate
service, unless he be exempted from said service
under the provi,ions Of the Exemption Act OF
Congress, shall be eligible to said Offices.
III. Tho officers in NINA Of regiments at
the time said elections are held. are required to
make returns thereof to this Office immediately
thereafter.
". The commanding officers Of companies and
regiments are hereby required, Immediately after
said elections have been held, to make returns OF
the rolls of the companies promptly to this Office,
in pursuance of the provisions of the fifth and
| sixth sections of raid Act, herewith published
and for default in making said returns. the penal
ties therein imposed will be strictly enforced.
Y. The commanding officers OF regiments are
hereby charged with the prompt execution OF this
order on the publication thereof.
BY instruction Of the General Assembly.
A.. C. GARLINGTON,-
Adiutant ard ACKNOWLEDGMENT of S. G.
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Attention !

HBANING been a tailed to proceed TO this SL,tc
LII to arrest absontces and li cure conscripts
and volunteers for the eth s. c. Regiment, those
who are subject to conscription, and wish to avoid
being conscripted by volunteering ir- the above
named Regiment. have now the. opportnnity to do
so, by applying either to Capt. S. HARRISON,
Serg't. HOLSTON, Serg't. WHITTLE or Serg't
COBB, OF Edgefell District, or Serg't McCUR-
RY, of Abbevile District. FIFTY DOLLARS
BOUNTY will be given; als2, communication for
clothing TO the amount of 1924 for the first year.
All Officers and non-commissoncd Officers of
the above-nnmcd Regiment, who nre absent with
out leave from the proper authorities, and whose
furloughs have expired, will Immediately report
10 me at Donaldsvillo, Abbcvillc District, or to
either of the above-namcd officers, or be treated
as deserters.
Captain Commanding Recruiting Party.
Feb IS st
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Captain Commanding Recruiting Party.
Feb IS st Z
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. NOTICE.

A LII Absentecs from the 14th S. C. Volunteers,
N in Edgeield and Darnwell Districts, whose
leave of absence and t~urloughs have expired, are
hereby ordered to report forthwith to their Rcgi-
mental Headquarters Virginia. Chose who fail
to do so will he arrested by the Sheriff and kept
in custody until called for By the proper Officer
sent on for that purpose. Members of the Regi-
ment who are unable to report to the Regiment
will report to the Confederate Surgeons ut Column
bin and those who are not able to go to Column
bia, will forward the certificate of their attending
Physician that they a-c unable to do so.
Corp. THOS. W. CARWILE, of Co. D., is de-
tailed to gee this order carried out in the Districts
OF Edgeirld and Barnwcil.
JAMES MCCARTNEY,
Capt. Go. F, l4th Rcs't. 5. &. Y.
Feb Q, 1863. 1t C
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E"DGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

In
DY W. F.DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
Id field District
Whereas, Julia A. Norris has applied to me
rfor Letters of Administration, ON all and singular
INC vo,ls md ~chattlcs, rights and credits of John
#. Norris, late of the District aforcsnid, decd.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred ond creditors of the eaid
deceased. to be and appear before me, Mt orr next
Orainary's Court for the said District, to be holden
1T Edgefcld c.: H., ou the 9th dry of Feb. inst,
to show cause, if any, why tue said ADMINISTRATION
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 1ith day Of
F,.b in the vca- Of our Lnrd nue thousand sight
hunired and sixty-tbree, and in the s7th year Of
,bs Independence Of sonth Carolina.
80 WE, DUBISoE, o,E.p,
Feb, II, 1885,,
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The State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

tN OHOfNAhl
DY W. F. DrtRIsOE, Esquire, Ordinary of
I'D Edgefeld District.
Whereas, Elizabeth Rozier has applied to Inc
for Letters of administration, on all and sinsa.
lar the goods and ~chattles, rights and credits of
James II. Rozier, late Of the District aforesaid,
decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditor Of the
said deceased, TO he and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to he
holden ut EdgeGeli G. H., or. the ,2dsday of March
next, to show cause, if any, why the said admins
tration should not,be granted.
Given under my hand snd seal, this 18th day of
Fsb'y.in the year. of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ard sixty-three. and in the eighty
seventh year Of the Independence Of the State OF
South Carolina.
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ORDER. 40
nTRSUANT to orders from thc Adjutant and
Inspector General of South Carolina, elec-
tons will ie held on Saturday. the list instant,
for COLONEL, nud fur MAJORS OF the Upper
aud Lower Battaliuus, 7th Regiment South Caro-
linn Miiitiu; also, for all commissioned Company
Officers of said Regiment, where the incnmbeut is
under TIE uge of -furty-iye, years. Pulls will be
opened from . a. NJ. unit! p. NJ. at the several
muster gronnds of the Regiment, and for the
Elselield Village Beat at any convenient place
that may BIZ selected by the Captain. The Cap
t in, of Companies will appoint Managers for
their respective polls, who will report the result
to me Immediately after the election.
By order. u. Il. SHAW,
Colonel It'll Reg't. S. c. NJ.
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Edgefeld Village Beat,
8. @. M.

IN obedience to the foregoing orders. n.e!ec'ion
will b.. held for Officers Of this Company, on
,atur lay the Dist lust, in accordance with the
provisions IF said order.
Messrs. Vim. blackwell. J. N. Wit and 7!
Roo; are hereby appointed Managers of said cleo
!inn ana viii report tine result 10 the Colonel MS
ali, ectcd. The Managers will select u. convenient
place for opeuins the pulls.
Feb IS u
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From Arkansas.

1t is stated that after the surrender Of A.
kansas Post, by Col. Churchill, the Federals
sent one Of their best light diaaght gunboats
up the -Arka2>..> HN-l. .9mal,e q %reconnoi-
sance, with q view . - attack upon Little
Rock. After ascending the river 8 consider
able distance; the gunboat was surrounded
and attacked by asGonfederate gun boat and
two cottou.clad armed transports ard was
captured and la&- ~ Little Rock. Two
larger boats were started in pursuit, but their
draught of water was too great and they had
to return. 50 49,
a witness To- the fight at Arkansas Post,
also says, that in chat fight the Federals lost
four hundred and fifty men killed outright,
and q larger number wounded. ColeChureh-
ills loss was, forty Killed. lie says, also, thai
if Col. G. had known the condition. of affairs,
during the fight, he might have sent . detach-
ment of i've hundred men and destroyedtheir
whole l.es, including about seventy trans
ports. He says that the Federal force amount
ed to twenty thousand-that of Col. Church
i'll to about four thousand.
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A brigade Las been formed Of the46th Reg,
iment Georgia Volunteers; 9th. 10Th and
10th Regiments South Carolina Volunteers
and 7th Battalion South Carolina Volunteers:
and Pres on Light Battery, commanded BY
Colonel Co'qait Of the 10th Georgia Folun-
to .rS, Brigadier General.
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NOTICE.

oERaEANT J. W. FosHEE, of M Company
= being detsilcd .as my Recruiting Sergeant
will be in Edgefeld and Abbevillc Districts du.
ring February prepared to receive Volunteers, and
enlist Them. He may be provided with Bounty
but if he is not, Bounty will be paid on the first
Pay Roll or az early as practicable.
j.. H. BROOKS, Capt. Co. III,
7th Bat. S.. CIV, late
"Joo johnston Rifles"
Feb st
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HY.MENEAL.

MARRIED, by the Rev. W. \. Clarke, at Lex
.~incton, S. c. on the sth inst, Lieut.. A. j. NOR
IRIS, ofsthe A ssenaf Academy, and Miss MARY
JANE, daughter of. the Hon. JOHN Fox, of Lex
ingtop.
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Adjutant ard Iaspector-Gen General of S. C.

Extract from, Act If tie General assembly for the
better Organisation Of the Ui!itia.
SEC. 5. That tho commanding officers of heat
shall keep two separate ro!iS--one OF
the namcs of all persons resident in their beats
between the ages Of sixteen and sixty, and nn-
other Of the names of all per:ons between the
ages Of sixteen and fifty, designating on said rolls
the ages of each person and all persons required
to be enrolled by this Act, shall, immediately after
its passage, report their names to the commanding
officers of their beats, who shall have power to
administer oaths as to the ages and residences Of
persons, when they refuse to make known their
age or place of residence, or where. there may be
doubts os to either, and each and beat cun-
pany shall be called out for drill and instruction
once in every two months.
SEC. G. Thatthe commanding officers of COM
panirs, us soon as said enrolment can be made,
Shall return said rolls to the commanding officers
Of their regiments, who shall return the same.
within ten days, to the office of the Adjutant and
Inspector q General: and for default i'll making said
returns, the. commanding officers of companies
shall re liable TO n fine of fifty dollars, and COM
upauding officers Of regiments to n fine OF one
hundred dollars, to be imposed by IL court martial
ordered by the Governor for the trial Of such de-
fau.ters.
SEC. 10. That Ill commissions held hy the
militia officers of this State, except the Adjutant
and Inspector. C caeral, who are not exempt from
service by the CONSUMPTION Act of the Confederate
Congress, DO and. tic same are hereby vacated as
soun rs new elections Gun be held. which elections
the adjutant and Inspector General is hereby in
structcd to order immediately after the passing VI
this Act and that no one liable to duty ia the
Confederate service. unless he be exempted from
said service under the provisions of the Exemp-
lion Act of Congress, shall be hereafter eligible
20 any militia office.
Feb. IS It
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From vicksburg.

MOBILE, Feb. l3.-The enemy are reported
actively engaged in throwing up batteries on
the Louisiana:shore with the supposed pnr7
pose.of protecting their men when they COM
lnence throwing pontoons bridges across the
river. The report, however, is not believed
here. .....N ~ as
Oar authorities appear to anticipate an car
ly attacks and our forces are prepared for the
enemy night or day.
80 7; fsEcoND DISPATCH
YIcxssuRc, Feb. l4.-One Of the enemy's
gurboats passed our batteries last night under
cover of the darkness, at II o'clock: Sever
al shots were fired at her, but none were be-
lieved to have taken effect.
All quiet this morning.
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Feb Is
State of South Carolina.
JUN II I,
Secretary and Treasurer.
ok

ADJ.rAN INsp. GENERALS OFFICE,
C~oLraBIA, Feb. S, lSG3.
GENERAL ORDER NO. :.
n &. A. FOLLIN having heen appointed Ass's
=. tant a%djutant General, with rank o.. ISL Lieu
tenant, he is herewith announced US such, ANT
will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
A. C. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant aud Inspector General Of 5. c.
Feb. Is 1t
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NOTICE
TO Soldiers Families

- go &
A LII Soldiers Families who may need Relief,
Anvil make neutrality-suspicious. to the Com
mllssioners no, may live :nitbiutheir bounds, viz
IN the Sereah Regiment.
Those in Hatcher's and Holsonback's Beats, to
John a.. Lott.
.InUorp,s- Creek and Turkey Creek Beats, to
: IN Graniicvillc and IIaw Cup Beats, to John
In Beech Island and Hamburg Beats, to A. j.
Rambo.
e.s.s,s.zLes aesM iaths Regiment.
Thosei in Rocky Pond and Red Hill Beats, to
James A.. Collins.
In Collins, and Duntonsyille Beats, to John F.
Burnss4f -fa@
In White House and Rchoboth Gcats, to james
A. Talbvrs.
Ii. Longmires and Pleasant Lane Beats, toLuke
Cuibrc tth.
In the Tenth Regiment.
Those in Briar Patch and Glover Spring Beats,
to Thos. Psypes
In Joe Mays and videtto Spring Beats, to Geo.
J. Strother.
Ia lIaiet's' and Rinehart's Beats, to Sampson
Wheeler. -.
In Mine Creek and Watery Branch Beats, to
Simpson Fl. Rodgers.
By Monday. the 23d inst, I shall he ready to
pay over the money to each Commissioner, who
SHOULD call at ace for<their respective portions.
Returns must be handed in to me by the goth
March, for all monies pnid for Relief.
By order of the Board.
=: JOHN HUIET,
: e- Secretary and Treasurer.
Feb Is 1t
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Fur Hats

VyHE Undersigned is at home again. spa.ready
to make FINE HATS for shy numbsr 81
Gentlemen and Boys. .
A good price will be given for native FURs-
such as the Musk Rat, Rsccoon, Rabbit, Mink
and Fox.
dive Inc a osl', aud you can have q trade that
will suit huth. PARTED =
Granitesilfs, g.. c.. Apr 8. 1899. tie
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Caution to Trespassers

Caution 20 IFeSpdsSeTS.
uB,yING recently put the fence around my
I'D farm in thorough repsir. / hereby warn oil
persons against. ,respa.sing thereon, either in
gathering Wood. Straw. &c, or letting clown my
fence. am determined TO put s stop to the hith-
erto outrageous trespassins on NY premises. Take
N. LEBESCHULTZ.
Feb 10 st
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bitter O,yu"isnfi"" 81 Che .H3ifht.
SEC. Il. That The Ordinance of tha Convention
of ,li. State entitled "am Ordinance to exempt
oyerseers from the performance Of militia duty"
passed on the second day of January in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sin
ty.two; lie, and the zane is hereby altered and
amended, and that from and after the passing Of
this Act, and during the present war, all .applica-
,ious for the exemption Of overseers shall be made
in writing to the ALju,ant and Inspector a General
Of the State blythe owner, trustee or agent having
charge of the plantation.and negroes, who shail
state on onth. the age. of the employer, the mum.
her Of negroes and actual working hands under
the charge of the ov:rscer on tbs plantation, md
the situation of tho same, which statement shall
be verified by the sffdavit of at least two credible
lersons. And if it appears that the PERSON apply
ING Tor the exemption is absent in the service OF
m. State or of the Confederate States, Or il above
the age Of sixty yea;s, or ia decrcpit, ITO he Ger.
tilted by O physician or Il female, UT IL minnr, or
minors under the. agii Of eighteen years, and that
the number of working hands exceeds fifteen, the
Aliutant and Inspector General SHALL issue a GER
tiiicate ~exempting such everseer from actual mill
tary service beyond The limits OF the district IN
which he resides, and furnish him with a copy Oh
seid certificate. And thnt 1t may be LAWFUL tor
two or more owners OF platiions, not further apart
than five miles, and having between them fifteen
working hands, to join in an application for such
exempt IN, provided tae %ovetseer resides on one
of said plantations. Or if it appears that a plan:
tation on which there are fifteen or more working
hands is left without any white male person there
on to protect and govern said working handf, ex-
cept the o%vcrseer, the Adjutant md Inspector
General may exempt such overseer from actual
military service, beyond The limits. Of the district
in, which he resides, provided That such exemption
be recommended by the commanding officer Of
no heat in which such plantation ia situate and
approved by tie Colonel of tho Regiment. That
the certificates of exemption which have been
heretofore. granted b:Y the Adjuttnt and Inspector,
General unlcr he said Ordinance Of the Conyen-
tioir Of this Stare. or which lh'y hereafter be
Granted uude,. this Ac. shall not'cxeinpt %oyerseers
r.ri,n actual service in the militia when called out
under the provisions of the eleventh section O.
| thi. Act. or from ordinary MILITIA or patrol duty
Feb. IS II
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NOTICE /!

vEyHE Graniteville Company have now n snfh-
cheney of LOCKWOOD on hand, and decline
receiving any more till further notice. They VIII
give the highest price for light COW-hiDEs
CALF and HORSE SKINS, End barter Cloth for
the same ut cu~rre1trates.
Feb 10 1t -
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Wood and Shucks.

TIME subscriber~si deliver good OAK WOOD
ut 81, 90 per four horse load. Pins, Gum snd
Maple Wood any one car; have that viii hanl.h
away. &.G&iGE ~ y
r have also for sale a lurgs quantity Of GOOD;
SHUCKS,-cheap.'
=, FL. slALoek
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Medical Notice.

;nR. !. f. GRIFFIN will attend to Pro-
HD f~essional calls. in THE Village and itss ianniedi-
ate riciaity. Residence next to Mr.. S. F.lGoodes.
Edgefeld C. H., Feb 10 3mS6
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Us
Ella stidham, Alice stilhim, Irn Slid
hnm, Jas. Stidham, ct a., Defendants.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that John Morse
4 and-his wife Savannah, Defendants in the above
stated case, reside: beyond the limits Of this State.
], is therefore ordered that they do'appcsr and
object to the division LOT sale of the Real Estate
Of John Stidhaln, deceased, on or l'sfore the 18th
March next, or their consent TO the same will be
entered of record.
F. DuRISoE, O.E.D.
Jan. 9, 1862, LIT 3
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State Of S0Rth Carolina.

ADJ'TAND INsp. GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, Feb. 9, 1863.
GENERAL ORDER No. 9.
ALL certificates of exemption heretofore
ss granted to over.errs by reason Of their EN-
,luyees l,:ing in service, aud who have left, or
may hereafter leave, the service, are hereby ro-
volsel.
II. This order applies in like manner t" all eX-
emptions which may hercufter h I. granted upon
the ,amc conditions.
III. All applications fur the exemption of over
seers must he made in accordance. with the pro-
visions OF the thirteenth section Herewith Pub
lishel) III au Act entitled An Ac! for the better
organization Of the Militia snd Tor ct':er purposes '
If The uverseer be- liable 10 c"n.crirti"a for C'n-
f,.icrnte service, il must he stated iii The api.lira.
ton tina! be has mol heen enrolled and II liable
to Sta'e service, it must he suited that he has mol
been called into actual sc , &c.
a. C.G ELLINGTON.
Adjntant and Inspector General Of 5. {. d.
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Interesting to Teachers.
Edgefield Female Institute.

IN consequence Of the denth OF. tho late Princi-
u pal and Proprietor, JOHN R.. GwALTXEY, this
PROPERTY Is NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
OR RENT.
!The LOT embraces five acres, near the centre
Of the Village, and within three hundred yards OF
three Churches. The IMPROVEMENTS IRE all
7new-erected in 1850. The Main Building has IL
front of scvcnty-two feet, with handsome flte,l
columns. The centre has a depth Of eighty feet,
giving IL HALL f~orty-two feet by sixty. There
are Rooms enough for School purposes, for the
Principals family, mud for Twenty Boarders.
The plan contemplates the addition of Wings
should it be found necessary.
Edgefeld Village is near the centre Of one Of
the largest and wcalthiest Districts in the State,
and offers many inducements to the enterprising
Teacher. AS there is no other School Of the kind
in the District, it Is confidently believed that.this
will continue to receive ample patronage, if under
proper management. The late Dr. VIZ: B..JoHN-
SON was very successful here, as q Teacher, for
more than twenty yenrs.
There has been no cessation of the School. The
undersigned will continue Its management for his
brothers family till next July. He will be, glad
to send Catalogues to-those wishing information,
or Nv correspond with those who iaay desire to
purchase or rent. Address s
L.. RI. .GwALTEEY,
Edgcfeld, S. e.
Feb IL 81 )
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FOR SALE.

vETILL BE SOLD nj public sale at Edgefiell
wv c. II. on snle.lny in March, that TRACT
Or LANU known n; the,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-18
Jan 8, 1863
State of South Carolina,
kDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Elizabeth Coleman, Applicant,

ElilaIstb Coleman, applicant,
john r. Blswer, R"bert HanIinfqn
anL.$.r,h A., his wife, I'll al. Def 'tsJ
10Y IN Order from the Ordinary, I shall proa
- ceeA to srll at.EdgsGsld G. H., on rhe hrs,
Monday in March next. the Real E'taie OF
.Ip,nes f.. jones. deed, n certain TRACT OK
PARCEL UF LAND lying and being in the
~l,iairirt and State aforesaid, continuing Two Hun
dredl aud Twenty five acres, mnre or less, and ad-
j.iuiug lunds OF Eidred Mubley, George Spear
man aud Others.
TERMS.-On a credit Of twelve months with
interest from sale. Purchaser 10 give Bond with
good securities and n Mortgage Ia the Ordinary
Il, secure the purchase money. Costs to be paia
in cash. Titles extra.
' LEWIS JONES, S. F. D.
Feb3 At 5
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Paw Your Interest !!

ICY
a II persons indebted by Notes due the Trust
IA Estate Of Mrs. %iosela Blaluck. decd, are
respectfully solicited 10 pay the inferred due Oh
said S,i,utas. JOHN HCIET, Trustee.
ALL Persons indebted on Notcs. given at the
Estate sale of John Gibson. Dec. l3, 1853. are
mlost earnestly requested {" pay the interest which
has accrued on said Notes.
JOHN HUIET, Guar. (MinorA9
ALI. who gave Notes at tho Estate sale of r.
Is. Rouknighr, decd, on 18th Jan'y. 1854, will, IL
is hoped, pay the interest on their Notes.
JOHN HUlET, Admir-.
ALL personSinisLtsi to tho Estate Of Col. S.
Oh riatis, decd, or to w. c. Moragne, Adn'o of
said deceased, are solicited to make. prompt pay
ment of both y,ri"rip"t ana interest, as there IL
urgent necessity 10 have the Estate closed Us soon
as possible. JOHN hVlEf' Receiver.
: AMI, also, those indebted to me are requested
{, settle nj least u po, lion Ut their Indebtedness.
JOHN HUIET.
Jan s., 1863. At 2.