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The Execution of David owen Dodd.

The Execution of David Owen Dodd.
Executed in Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 8,
1861, David owen DoGd, aged II years, son
of Mr.. AssM. Dodd, formcriya merchant of
Little Rock.
Mr.. Dodd had o short time previous to the
execution OF his son, removed his family from
Little Rock, and had Sent his son back On
business. While there he gained important
information in regard to the garrison and de-
fences of the city, and had noted them in tel
egraphic characters in his memorandum book.
On lis way to Camden ne was met by o Fed;
eral scout, who searched him and fourd tho
fstcd book. He was taken to Little Rock,
tried by court martial, and sentenced to be
bung as 6 spy. Previous to his execution,
Generals Steele and Davidson both conversed
with him, assuring MIN of their sympathy on
account OF his extreme youth. And as they
knew some one intimate about their h%eadquar.
tiers had given him the information, they
proflercd to release him on condition he would
divulge the name of bis informant. This he
scorned to do, saying if q wrong had been
committed he was the guilty ono, and "that
a man that would not die for his principles
vas not fit to live"
When brought to the scaiiold he steadily
escended it, calmly pulled off his coat, and
met his fate without q slludder. Two hours
before his execution he. wrote, with o steady
hand, his last letter" to his parents and sis
tiers, telling them not to weep for him, but to
meet him in Heaven. Seldom do such In
stances of pure, disin,erested patriotism occur.
Never will a(grateful people forget the memo.
ries of the noble dead who hare freely offer
ed their lives for their country, and there are
none whose names will be mere gratefully
embalmed than the subject Of this memoir.
Rather than betray his friends he preferred
death, and thereby crowned his name with
immortal honor. Such are the foes We have
to contend against. This and q thousand
other Instances of their Gendish work ought
10 awake every Southern heart to eternal
resistance. TIE pen can never fully describe
the foul deeds Of Sherman's outlaws on their
raid to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
This Young hero was q member of the 18th
Texas cavalry, one Of the most gallant :cgi..
men,s in The service. We feel assured that
the rangers will exact q fearful settlement in
blood for their young comradc. Many a
Yankee. who, but for this execution, would
be taken prisoner, will be made 10 bite the
dust. Tie gallant Texans have long memo
ries and good re7olvers. They pay these
kind Of debts with compound interest. Wo
predict that ct least one hundred Yankees
will Gle q sacrifice to the memory of David
Owen Dodc.
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UyDlsMAYEp AND BELLlGEREST ASPECT OF
THE CONFERENCE.-The Washington cores
pondent Of the New York World says:
"The first fact which falls under my obse1-
vation, and without which it would te impos-
sib!c for any one to form an accurate csllu!ate
Of the temper and RESOURCES CT the Southern
.people. is tho readiness with which they coin.
plv with the arbitrary orders OF an absolute
Government, and the self-sacriiicing spirit
with which they accep. tie heaviest burdens.
This spirit pcrvades al classes. 1t a~ctuates
the rich and the poor, and transforms inti'
yidua: cxcrticns into acts OF the highest de-
votioa. Whether this absolute devotedness
to a wrong cause originates in the loitiest as
piralions or in the b.lndcst p eiudices, not to
say in the most cruel Of all the passions, is
not for me to say, my province being simply
TO relate facts and rot to investigate moral
causes. Bat that such is the state Of public
sentiment in nearly all parts Of the South,
not only eye witnesses but evidences OF an
unquestionab!e character ahundantly prove.
| | could mention hundreds Of facts III which
the self. sacrificing spirit to which have just
alluded has manifested itself i'll its Hottest
forms. Tile Hundreds of womeS who have
sent their husbands and CONS to the battle.
field tie hundreds Of widows who have
parted with ihait. last boy, their only support.
the hundreds Of citizens who have given their
last dollar, The hundreds Of ladies who lave
! GIVEN up tlcir last jewels, and the hundreds
! Of ministers who have shou'derad the muskel
during the month in defense OF the sacred
soil. are as many evidences in support of my
assertion.
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PERrIxExr.-A private, writing to. tie
Mobile Register, makes Tho following sensible
remarks
We have nothing BIZ. meat and bread and
q blanket; the people st home have warm
beds, comfortable shelters; they 9, oat III fine
weather, and stay liolac when it storms; they
can raise Vegetables. POULTRY, and make a
thousand shifts that We cannot, and yet They
grudpe us the little taat we ask-aacot oad
brad! Suppose We, too, emulate their sci
fisIness, and, trying to take care Of ourselves,
disband the army? Il 20 they ever looked
ut that side ofthc pictcre? What would be-
come of their seegatsd stores, their iligctte1
wealth, if we did ITO: stand bctweon them and
Yankee mercy?
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Oak. B~EarREcaED ASH TEE FLORIDA De
ssNrras.--Thc Lake City (f!al CcL&m5'an
contains u procianEat;om t.oa Gen. Beaure-
gard Offering amnesty and pardon to certain
citizens If East Florida, south Of the VITA
!,ccchoo aid scss of he lead waters OF the
81. J,iu's river, dcsertcrs from TIE ARM of
tue Confede rite States. and o.hcrslisbIe to
military seryic &c. who "cvade by coDccalment,
aud sometimes By open resistance to the con
siituted military authorities the duty which
they Il to their country on condition that
they report tolhc Confederate. Cclnmisssrics
of their respective districts, within forty days,
.snd agree 10 furnish their surplus beef cat
tie to the Government ct schedule prices.
Tlosa who ce..p!y wi,h,,iicee conditions viii,
in c5usi,lo1aticno the necessities Of their fam.
lies reqairing 1seir support, he detailed 70
r.tfcr .a!,lt, i@ll,. etc, and will receive the
Conversation a;lowed 70 detailed men. sTo
al! :iosc rho %refusc, or fail, without n sads-
torr r.gsson therefor, 10 avail themselves OF
.th;s proclamation, it il announced NAT The
Cps.maot-n.e G-,-tFal siF a. az carl day,
4;.:t rpar ,t.,ha t.,e i6Usftomdfga r.!hsaiieii.
~. Ile: ace, " OF s0cb measures &. VIII
| effectualiy rid the country Of their presence
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Barter! Barter

gHyIE GRANITEv1LLE MANUFACTURING
4 COMPANY will Barter Cloth for Fro
ducc, on the following tcrms:
ono Yard Al Sheeting, Drills or 0snaburga for
one pound Of Lard, Bacon or Tallow.
Three yards "A sheeting, Drills or osnaburss
for one bushcl of Corn, Peas, or one hundred
pounds of Fodder put up in rales.
Fifty yards A Shooting Drills or osnaburss
for ono barrel of Superfnc Flour.
Three yards A. Shooting, Drills OF esnaourgf
for one gallon Of Sorgho Syrup.
If rs 81 Al Shooting be desired, the same
weight but a greater number Of yards of Cloth
will be given.
The produce must bo delivered Mt Granitevillc.
For Corn, Peas, Flour end Fodder, Rnil Road re-
ceiprs, freight paid, and for all other things
an. Express receipt, specifying the lAu %raiue,
with freight prepaid, will be considered delivery
Packages and letters must hive owners hume OIL
them, and addressed to "Graaiteyillo Co" at
Granitcville.
Graniteyille, Feb .s LOT 10
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stats Ct South GaEokla,
.EDGETlELD DiSTklCf,
IN ORDINARY

In URUlE ARR.
raj W. T. DURIsug, Esquire, Ordinary OF
A5 Elgelell District:
Whersns. Matilda Holloway hes applied tn me
for Letters of Administration on ali nnd singular
the goods and c%auttsls, rights ard credits of Rus
Sell ii. Holloway, late Oh the District "t'rc"aid,
decd.
These are, therefore. TO cite and admonish oil
aud singular; tho kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be ana appear before me, ut our next
Ordina:y's Court for tho said District, to 10 holden
NJ INigedcli Court House. on tho llih day of
April next. to show cause, if any, why the
said administration sAou,d'ro lie granted.
Given under my Land aud sea-, this Ssh day CT
....ar. in year OF our lord one thousand eight hun
drcd uud sixty-four and in the eighty-eighth
year .: the !ndss endence of South Carolina.
W. T. DURlSOE, 0.E.D.
March 50 81 II
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Dick Chaathafu.

nTCK CHEATHAA will stand The Spring Sea:
EP son OF isd>at Edscfold Court House and at
Harmon Gallmsn's ~ Thirty-1ve Dollars, the
Season commencing from thi: date ind ending on
tho 2Oth June. He will remain at Harmon Gall
mau'suntil the ed inst, after which time he. viii
10 ut Edseield Court House ca MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS andTRURsDAYs,
the remainder Of the time OF Harnon Gsll!mans.
The money will be due at the end of tho Season.
Mares will be iuSfred with foal for SIS by spo-
cial contract with jos. N. Harrison or myself.
TH0S. G. BACON.
Feb. 1st 1882 sm 6
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How TO Merr .HorEh ExpENsEs.-"Air
you the keeper oftbis here tayernf inquir-
ed a tall, laaky individual. belonging t. the
--rc@inlent, North Carolina State Troops,
and row IN tie Confederate St;aes service.
al an the proprietor of the hotel" replied
TIE busting little hotel keeper Of an e:tab-
lishmnnt between this city and RicEmond.
" What can | DO for you!'
",yhat do you AK fur a bcd?" asked the
soldier.
man addressed. -.
F" Oa'y seven dollars, yer say well, that IS
cheap; dog gone me fit si,'t. H're's a Con
~fc,lcrsse tiyc, ana there's a two it's all right,
ANT it, Mister 2" -.
aCestainly, SIR replied Bonifnoo, sit is
all perfectly correct"
"You hcern hin, didn't you, Jecms"
said the military gentleman, addressing one
Of bis companions.
81 heern him." was the response. =.
"!And you heern him, too, didn't yer, lhe,"
e~nuuired he Of another.
sin course l did" was the reply, 'spect
it's all right between you"
HTbat's n hlessin', anyhaw,n said lie sol
der. "and now, Mister, cf You'd Only travel
ed Az far as | hev' You would want 10 sleep
mighty saadrn.9
sCertainly, Sir; ell right exclaimed the
landlord. as he proceeded te direct Il Ser
want to show tic gentleman his apartment.
The soldier evidently el~pt s%oundly; hut
vc-y eariy in the morning lie might 'avo
bocn seen descending the s,sirs ''ith the mat.
tross upon which BE- had slept carefully tied
up and slurg over his shon'i'r. lie HAD not
proceeded Tar, however, before he Wan met Ivy
the astorished landlord, who Indignantly de-
,nandcd to know what he WAS doing with That
bed. -.
.Gwinc to take it out for the regiment,
! coollv remarked the soldier.
"You are, are your" roarcd the cxaspcra-
| ted landlord; how dare you carry oil my
property in that msnneri"
/" lour properly! Well, hAe,hat' Dlda I
| give YOU seven dollars for This here bed, OH
H. last night. and diin't Two of cur fellows
/? lear lie trade? Your property. oh ~
aTbe seven dollars YOU paid mo, was for
your lodging said the proprietor growing
! Somewhat irate rs lie apoke.n
u%ary lodging us,l know OF" responded
tlc soldier. ." sxel you What yoU taxed ioF
\ he'd and paid yer own price, anG accor :,
ding 10 the na;ur of a trade tue beds lqine."
"SWell, sir,o interrupted the angry host,
and Whist do you ask for your bed! l want
..lIow ver raissin-.'' replied NORTH Carolina;
* he Juaucd Tie bed upon the floor and
care!essly Threw himself upon u. - wan.
TO be reasonable. and being IT'S you, Ill lei
voa have the bed for fifteen dollars,
"Fiaeea. dollars!!' gaspcd the iAn,o!d. a.,
"Jnst So" quietly remarked tic soldier o
= man don't make at least one hundred pei
cent, duru me if he can pay hotel expenses,
IRE ,anlord paid the money, and WI propa
bIv avoid sneculating in future with any -o
the North Carolina troops.
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The State Of aGaiil Carolina
EDGETiELD DISTRICT.

Ely W. L. DuRlSoE, Esquire, Ordinary of
q Edgcdcld district.
Whereas, Matilda Ge!!csay has applied to nc Tor
Letters of Administrations. CO: al AMI singular the
Goods and %caailv;>, rights aud credits OF Ransom
Holloway, late of Inc D,strict atoresaid, decd.
rhcsc are, therefore, t" ci;o and a!mon!sh all
.,J SINGULAR, ,kr kiuire.i aMd creditors OF the
said deceased, 70 10 and appear before NE, ut our
nex; ordiancy's Cour. ror the SAID District, to DC
hnl,:cn at Edrci-ll c.. II, OF the ii.h day of
April .novt, to show c.ast: /! my. Y"y the said
administration should not ee granted.
aiyon under rny bard and avsl, his 22ih day
of March in tbs year Of our Lort! oae thou
sand eight hundred suA six,y-;our, and in ih'
eirhly-sighth year Of The Independence CT the
State of South c%ar0!iaa.
March so II Ii
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9bbtrtisu.
The Good we Might Do.

The Good we Might Do.
We all might do good,
Where we often Go ILL.
There is alwuys.tho way
If We have but tho will
Though it be but : word,
Kindly breathed 0, supprest,
It May guard off sOme PAIN.
Or give peace to some breast.
We all might do good,
In n thousand small ways,
In forbearingto hattcr,
Yet giving duo praise;
In spurning i'll hunor,
Roprovins wrong done,
And treating but kindly
The he art We have won.
We all might do good,
whether lowly or great,
For desert is not gauscd
By the purse or estate
IF it BIO but a cup
OF cold water that's given
Like the widows two mites,
1t is something for Heaven.
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Ethan Allen!

yg1uIs thorough bred young STALLION viii
sand tho Spring Season u: the Subscriber,
;,lantati"n, ut $50 tbs Seasou, or SIS 10 insure
lie money dac on the Isl juno, ut the end Of tho
cnson.=
ETHAN ALLEN il out Of a Messenger msre
by Eihun Allen; he By Flying Morgan-tao best
trottin. stock known.
ETHAN ALLEN is Il beautiful bay, l6 handa
high, seven y.urs old, and I'll fine form ind ne
ton. lie has as fine colts as eun be shown in tie
District a. j. HUGHES.
Mar 80 II u
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. :

~ ORDINARY.
nY W. F. DUaIsOE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
ED field District.
Whereas, Charles C.. Burnett has applied 30 nc
70, Letters of Administration, with the will uu-
,nexed. on all and singular the gonda and chat
tells, rights aud credits q: Joncy l.. Boon, late Of
the District Aforesaid, decd.
These arc, therefore, 10 cite and nlmonish nj
and singular, the Kindred and creditors OF the
said leconsci, to no and appear before mo, al our
ncyt Ordinary's Coyrt Cor Lhe said District, to be
holden at,EigeGsid C. IL, On thu llih lay Of
April next, to show cause, if auy, why tho said
administration should not jo granted.
Given under 10y hand and seal, this 18th day
Of Mar in the year of our Lord ono thousand
ciytt hundred and Sixty fouy, and III TIE eighty
eI.ath y6nr Of Tho Independence Of South.cnro-
liza. o'n'O.
Mar, 80 y IA
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Four Per Cent. Bonds.

II our last issue, re published a despatch
from Secretary Memmipger, in which he re-
ferred to the Richmond Sentinel, Of the 25d
inst. for an authoritative statement WITH
reference to the transferrability Of the four
ner cent. bonds. The following is the article
in question. 1t will be seen that the point
which. we raised the other day as to !he
giving of change By the tax collector is also
AS some uncertainty aad even uisapp'e..
,heusion exists as 10 the trars,errablllty 0!
the four ,cr cent. certificates o beirg issued
under the recent, Currency Act, the following
statement, which We make upon full %intornda-
ton from the Treasury Department, and by
its desire, will he acceptable to the pubic.
The -four per cent. certificates Of depotit
will be received in payment of the taxes Of
the person to whom they are issued, Or q
ana assignee. The certificates are assisnaole
in the firm usual with certificates OF stock:
We would advise holders TO take ths usual
business course of making an assignment; be-
fore . magistrate, using the form to be lound
ca the beck Of all Confederate registered
bonds, but lca~iag u blank fer the name OF
the assignee: The ranle CT any h0iaer can
be inserted 10 suit occasions.
We are further iulornYd that when a Ger
tiiica.c Of deposis rrcscn@a by a tax payer
shall exceed The amount oil his taxes, tie TAX
collectors will he authorized TO give him q
new certificate for The excess. FOR example,
if a citizens tax be see, and he give IA a
certificate of deposit ior $1,000, he viii re-
ceive Il ncw certificate Tor $500. Thus q Ger"
t~;fic.ste o! large anoE,tmay serve tue sacces,
s;7e uses Of several taxpayers. Fractional
parts OF 500, however, TIC tax payer VIII DC
required TO pay in money, as 10 bond con-
tain;,.g SUCH traction Tiil be issued from the
Treasury.
The denominations Of the bonds to be issued
in redemption of TIE certificates oil deposit
now being given will be six, and TO more,
viz: 100, 300, 500, LOCO, 5000 aud 1850.
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a ret hnnt Tas recently held in ;ts sewers
ofParis, where the vermin had taken refuge
from the cold. They we're driven by dogs
and yells to . common centre, where in q
large sewer the dogs were let in rpan them,
ard ll0,e0o. wee killed in forty i've hours.
-Four of the dogs were killed. by the rats, end
a number laeds blind.
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The n. Y. Herald says the late operations
in Florida and the Southwest have developed
tie Important fact thatat every point Inc
Conrtderatcs hare been found prepared. The
rebellion gas thought TO lie in u STATE of col
lapsc, ana ready to give way wherever. 1t
might he touched. Ga the contrary, tue
Csnfederacy appears to be in a good state OF
ORGANIZATIONS, and the indications arc, the
Southern leaders will oppose the Felera!s in
the c5u,:ug contest With a mere determined
yisor ana greater energy and bitterness 'lan
they have ever shown Ill any previous cam
psign.
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Notice.

NEY HORSE ARCIiY will, stand at the follow
I'VE ing named places on the i,llOwing days in
each. uonth through tho season At home on
I0;h, eUth ami 3Oth at Capt. Cro,nley's on the
4th, 18th and 9th; Allen Kemp's,. on the 5th,
18th anil 25th ; Martin QUITS on tho 9th. 10Th
and 28,h; Ransom Zimmerman, 7th, l7th and
e7th at or near Dun.onsvillc, on Sth, 18th and
esth. For particulars, refer back to Advertiser
10th AMI 23d inst. I. ATKINS
LI,r 40 ct IA.
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Notice.

RgRs. NANCY JONES, living ct tho old toll
l71 gctc. On tie Punk Road. two milos below
,ae Pins House, tolls before me . dark BAY
HORSE, fifteen and 4 half hands high, left hind
FOO, white, with o small white snip on his nos.,
and ShCd MI round, ST, ,osed to be ten years old;
10 other marks or bral IS perceirablo., Appraised
10 BE- worth $500. a. JONES, NJ. &. D. =.
Feb 9Th, 1854. lu4t
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For Sale,

RES
"a ipE%cE in the Village Of Edsefeld.
W. 10: Contains THIRTY ACRES, amply
I'd with G,o woyd and good water.
ihe Location is eligible and healthy. colh9i-
min. many advantages for i village Residence
Jan. % ii
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Notice.

A FINAL SETTLEMENT on tue Estate Of
"A Wintrcy whiilock, decd, will DO made in
lhs ordinnry's Office, on Tuesday, 18th Juno, 1864.
The Heirs Of said Estate will take das notice and
meet the Administrator on TIE dey above men-
Toned. GE6. WHITL0CK, Ad'or.
Mari 3m IL :,
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.RlISE YNQR Mules !

a SUPERIOR JACK will stand the ensuing
a Sorino Season at Or. r. T. Minis Steam
Min. Terms s29 the sens9n-the money to nc
. w." tho MARI. The Season to
the 10Th March aad close thclst May;
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Notice.

A IL. persons having demands against tho Es.
n late of W. c. Morasno, decd, will plcaae
PRESENT them duly sttestcd.
Q. W. CARwILE, Ex'sr,
Also, those having c!a;ms against tho Estate Of
Susan Garrett, decd, will present them duly at
tested. z. W. CARWILE,
: Adm'or With tho Will annexed.
D5co 20 If 1
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Notice.

A FINAL SETTLEMENT on tie Estate Of
"a Eiizabsth Whitlock, decd, will b. made ia
tho orl;h&ry'S ofice, on Tuesday. 7lh fine. 1851,
Tie lIsi:s OF Sad Estate will :nke duo notice and
meet the Administrator ut the tune and place
above apecifiei.
G. W. TURNER,
Mar Sm IL Adm'Ors.
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State Of South Carolina,
Estate Notice.

DgRsoNS having claims sgainst. the Estate of
q Dr.. i. Bland, decd, are requested to pre-
sent the same forthwith to Mr. james N. Harh-
sou, who is my authorized Agent in settling up
the business Of the Estate.
r. E. BLAND, Adm'x.
Nov4 II ~
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A North Carolinian (donA;!ess Col. Winston
OF Rockingham County,l gives an account ~
the Greensboro Patriot, of tho escape OF
himself and companions from Johnson's Is
land, through Canada, Bermuda, DC, IN
closing, he says: 1T is estimated that OYER
three hundred escaped Confederate prisoners
arc now in Canada waiting en- opportunity
to get home. TO tho Confederatesr ono who
knows would speak cheer up. Our enemies
are becoming disorganizcd. Eighty thousand
Yankee descrters are now i'll auada. As to
old regiments re emil sting; it is all a humbug.
Their treasury is failing; when this taxes
place, soldiers who fight under thousand dol.
lar bounties will not fight. Cheer up. God
Will the weapon ofright will conquer a sio'
rious peace."
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Estate Notice.

"A LII persons in snywisc indebted to tho Estate
Of E. N. Penn, decd, are earnestly request
ed to come forward and settle up without delay.
Those having claims against said Estate will rem
der them in, properly attested, at m early date.
: G. L. PENN, Adm'or.
Augd If 81
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Last Notice.

List EcJlce.
DEES0NS having claims against tho Ea;a.es
q of Matttew Mays, decd, or Eli. Mays,
decd, will present them duly attc5ted By tho 5th
april nes., AMI tLoso indebted 10 either of ssid
Estates will please pay tho samc without delay,
~ an the 9TH Cay of April q ilnai settlement viii
be in the OIdilary's Oiice on said Estates.
GEO. +. MAYS, Admir-.
Jan am