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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21

WILL. attend ut tho ti,nos and places herc;a
q after specified to receive Eeturns ami .Assess
theAd yhloreni or per cont Tax. approved 1r, by
Act ac Congress I.th FebruarJ 1861. They are
s,rur.ed urdsr tirs, Different heads or clarsss.as
!st- AZ. property orr oloysi in isn!lure rem
With s rs he z s fsGi
isaiaIiSs fs.HniS sis 6aeARc7ar ssnssr';s
I'll. Al. ether pross,.y Of every kind: nst' en-
pi0yei in 5grira.:ure sh1 iToia :Sn'ch &icre VIII
he h, do actlon.
~. Tl...,.1 to raise meley to ;nercass tse pay
pf Snldicrs.
e.ass ,..,wil include ;.ll property employed III
rieu!uI o. :,il lands uct.:lly 6'con
ncr:el with: or contributing 10 such cuiaYa don,
sach 81 wool and pasture lands; slt klaroe ah6ss
. vents of age, Us proutrly known pad dcsisnfr
ted rs plantation hands all horses, mules and
oxen i,se,l ~ work auip ais ON farm ri'.rnta-
tion all nl"ws, carts, Ragons, and implements oil
husba,,try used in tho cultivation OF tho farm.
Cliss I'd will embraae proI erty Of every kind.
rec. aud personal, ans. miNod, not cmpioyei Ia
ati;erlsure; all rrnl es .a;c III towns and VI lager.
nni all o.hyr lands in the country tlmt do ndt
cen .ril,utc to tho TaX=n Kiad all slareSunder
!. wears Of age; touaa servants. carpenters, and
seryeurs. not cpploi ed. on the iarm horses,
mules nj i all oaer sh ck c"t;4n, @oul, tobacco,
20 m and all other Lif ds OF grain : hour, meal,
bacon, lard aud all ostsr groceries. lnerchanLsc
sp r tuons liquors, wine csief &c. value "t 2ii
h:u e:o;d I'll, nituse, frNlfaral and lnechan-
:ckstoo.s not employed III, tho form: musical in
struucnts nnl all articles pf domestic usei car
wagons, &c.; books, s,lusps, pictures, PAINT
inys, STATIONARY and all other works OF. art
bank stvel, or =ay ul6sr Jeirs ftosk company
ro,dssd silver wares, pln US, 5zHels, jewelry aud
Watches gold and silver isoin gold dust, geld or
silver bullion ralTe 'of moneys held abroad J;
amount of all solvent yrsji,s, barNtilis, aud all
orhe, moncys.usei us cur9ency lsxcs4t nor-iDte--
1sst bearinc Confsicrate Treasury ntaes) and not
employed in registered business; sgd all other
yrnerty, real, personal. arc mix cd not partiea-
| " ,nen toned, are srijset. TO this Tax.
IN n,ler words. Tax Payers wilr make out an
;nren,ery Of everything they possessed on tho
i1zh. day nf February 1864, that Sss valuable,
and bring j. With thcra, orscns'i. by tacir Agent.
I An property ovacd before tie lst day 81 Jau-
u.ry 1889, acd since ttat tiwe will bo valued 1t
,hs yaiustionof 1851. .G.xcep: Isnd, ,gs.oes, cot.
| ton and totaccv,) purcnased gnss taat time, anu
tSev tS win be valnsl OF tue lifico actually paid,
except refugees who ana arc liTins &
on lands so purchased.
7 Twill assess the 80 psE cent Taxupan alt pro.
r.ss;oas aud Salse made between the lsih day u
Fcbruary 1854 and the 1st or auly 1858, AID pus'
\ =
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aad knowing rot whers o;fy= for safety.
Shell after shell in-gap;d succession, came
screaming through she dir, and rs the light Of
each terrific exp!osion-like lightning flashes
-quivsred orer them, the figure of one pale.
faced motbercpuld be- deserted, With bare
.outstretcbed aims, raiply hoping to. shield
her little ones from the falling fragments.
Oh, the tear:!ess cruelty of the foe! OF, the
mighty depths of q pno:hers's love!
Assistance came ct last, however, aud the
panic-stricken women and children were
huddled of into the bomb-proo& Of kind
neighbors in more secure localities, sld the
wounded properly cared for ~ =.
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H'D.Q'Rs. AsMY OF TesS.,

In the Field, Sept. IS, 1864
To igj. Gen. ". T. Sdermau, CpG,maNdiug
E. S. Forcesia Georgia:
GENERAL: Your letter Of yesterdays date
borne by JAMES n. Fall and James r. Crew,
citizens of Atlanta, Is received.
You "a therein and deam il to the interes.
Of the United States, that citizens residing ct
Atlanta. be removed, etc. LIDO not consider
that / hare any alterneti:e in the matter. |.
accept the proposition to-dsclare a ten Gays
:.rpce ,or such time o. uisy Ge deemed recss-
cary to accomplish the purpose mentioned,
and shalt render all the assistance: lin E.y
pexe- to expedite the transportation Of citi-
Zcns in this direction.
Isusgest that staff officers be appointed
by you to superin:ead their removal from the
city to Rough. aal- Ready, while Tappoint g
Ike officer to control their removal hrther
South that guard of one hundred men be
sent By each party as you propose, to main
tain order at that place, aud that tue removal
besin on Dext Monday, Sept. L.
And noS, sir, permit ne to say that the
unprecedented measure you propose trans
caDds TIE studied aud ingenious cruelty Sof
all acts ce9er bsougat before tia attention o:
aanEind, even in the DARKEST history Of war.
In fhs .uane of.lhe Goti. ef fi.unaniiy ! pse-
test against the expulsion frrm their homes
and Sresides, Of the wives snd chiidse. ofWie
brave people:
have the homo. to Ae, Gen,
Very respectfully, b, 5eur o:,dt.ssrvsnh
-. =. - j. B. Hood tats.
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For the. Advertiser. i. !.

Mr.. EplroR:-Att tho present time, while si
;mreh. is being said and written upon the suhjec
4 Of the high and eItravsgant prices Eea.:zed b,
4 farmers and planters for theis productions, i
would be we'll to,sift the matter so as 10 enable
us to judge correctly before eordeMpibg any
class. .s-.s.t :: s.,.1..... a.s.
In the 6rss place, take. .aeur at 32eo fcE tsrr
Esnd suit in ezchangs at so cts. per ID, 0nc bar
rel of aonr will purchase eight bushels Of coast
.salt; formally, st 81 per barfei it would have
purchassa from s;x to seven. sacks, or eighteen
TO twenty bushels Of liverpool salt. ~
Next take corn ut fifteen sduilsrs PEI bushel,
sna oenaburgs at three dollars per yard. Ono
bashe! of corn will purchase ;f1e yards, formerly
would have purchased eight yards. Should
you. wish to make your 6an cloth, y6l vi II have
to give Mt least SIS sor pair of cards (psrhaps
inferior at that) To sell bacon st thrOs dollars
per lb. to purchase cards sou will have.to scll
fifteen lbs. of b-con purchase ono pair; former-
ly you could have got . pair:of. best No. Iaeot-
ton cards for about four or fvo lbs Of bacon.
Fowis-ars considered liigL mt from six to eight
dollars : ssir, with which y0,l-csn purchase q
pound sugar; formerly you eor!dyhays got from
two to three pounds with the money 70: Which
you T0d1u sras;i r.:..-. - ~. y:
= Fodder $50 per loopOund, asa calico SIS per
per yards 2syards of calico for 100 lbs of fOa-
ler,-fcraeflyit would 5hgSs purchdsed eight
yards of csiico. 13,l-s
The farmcr must lave iron. Let us cast about
and see Sha. ho can sell to. best advantage to-
make his plantation purchases. Take sorghum
syrup at $50 rsr gallon; one gallon will purchase,
four pounds formerly ore gallon would have
purchased at,lcast seven pounds
Writing of Sorghum Syrup. reminds me 9sihe
capital required 10 comr,snts operations. An
iron mill $4,000, three bOilers Sixty gallons each,
Assoc piece, win make acapi.ai Of s l,1Op, To-.
successfully make sorghsa, syInp. -
Mr.. EDlron; in conclusion, pO.m1t me tossy,
while produceand manufactures Lsye aTiser4io
sucA high prices, the Rsgeac.a Aareriser has
NOT kept even ADcs in pfice. just consider the.
subscription one ,esr IS: it viii only require
tue price OF half knshsl of cern, 30 lbs fodder,
q !bs bacco, a couple. fowls, lers thnn gallon
fcrthu:n syrEp, about peek, of salt, q yards;
osnthuFss, yard cf calico or j lbs Of iron, ,ssc,
in tie catalogue. JOHN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21

Tax Payers will be required to return thei
property under different classss, viz 90
! Class- LIT. 'ssissssi
1st, All properly employed in Agriculture
that is to say. all Lands actually cultlyatsd, o
connected with, or contributing TO such cuitiya
ltion, such as wood and pasture lands.
! I'd. All Slaves above twelve years ofrage, al
Gre properly known as plantation sr farm negroes
4 3. All horses, mules, and oxen, used wori
animals on r farm or plantation. .,
a. An piou ha, carts, wagons, and implements
lSsf husbandry generally used III. cutiySting tint
crop. - .,,.,.s.,-r.
IS Gas. Second.
This will embrace preperty,of every kind, real,
personal, and mixed, not employed in agriculture
Ist. Alirsal estate in cities, townaand villages,
and woodl nd throughout the country that does
|.uot contribute to the Tax in KiIdssts 's-as. q
I'd. For lands ronted and slasesihired, must be
returned in the name Of the'owner, and paid fer
by him. e.,s 49,. :.
Sd. Al hoppa servants, carpenters, handicraft
Wcn OF ma day lah9rsrs, goay.
under twolYo years of ss7..1-
4th. Horses, mules, asScs-apd jennies, -eattlo OF
the bovine species; sheep, goats and swlue.
9TH. C0tt0n anu WeO!, t0eaccV, cuiHb ""e"Sf
rye, oats, buckwheat, and all kinds Of grain,
peas, potatoes on hand l7th February 1894.
9Th. Flour, meal, sugar, I6olafses, bacon, lard,
aud al! other groceries. .. = ,e;S
Tth. Value of household and kitchen furniture,
'agricultrrnlT tools, land all tools Of mechanics,
musical Instruments, carriages. lusgies, wagons,
carts, drays, and every {pecies of vehicles on
wAcas. not employed in agriculture, books, napD,
pictures, paintings, dc. =
s,h. The vaiuesof al sEares in any bank, bank
ing company, canal, navigation, importing, sx-
porting. tclegruphic, insurance, railroad and dry
dock coinparics.
9th. Gold and silver warse and p'ste; jewels,
,jeTelry and watches. -.
l0th Gold and silvcreciu, goll dasl, go!a or
silver bu lion. -
|. 18th. Value;of all money held abroad, bills oi
exchange on Foreign Countries, Iromissory notea'
credits, &c, payable in Foreign Countries
18th. Aln6unt OF al,s6iyent credits. bank hi|!a.
and all other paper issped as cutroacy, (escspr
nor. interest bearing ConfederalsstrsasaFT notes
and Confederate bonds, whose rate OF interest is
not less than pcE CONT =
18th. All other property. reab personal apa
mixed, net particularly named IN the above,
Tax Payers are required also to return tic
rroiits ne.le upon al sales lStween lTth Gay OF
February 1861 and ;Ist day oc July 1ss4.
Registered Tax Payers are requested to make
thif quaTtcr!y>rcturns for the qaarterending JUN
day Of September lss4.
Ts3 in vslar, ~ h Col. Dist.
Cnnt 9l - ~ 1t. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21

I ments are NOT made 10 atha p,-,id,,. ,ra
drmed by tkesSanasa mn asI co1
ths BaafassfRsties 81 sa,S Fsr,;s;ss
deS of iasty Sye. n as :, D.
5iesf infrmitv ro,n con
Tho officers md ap many emniaSsss of AN ~:
dent may certify and show 70 tho suti:fp po.;nn .,
THO Adjntant and Inspsc.or Gsna-.; h. bc -
earv q, ,b 4 80.
That tIs .s % ils Dusinsss sne
cbarseS bS. .iassa osr.s cHnnos 90 ais
SONS mnniooeS bSs1La " eelyli 1nPer-
:Gdyernm.nt IN tha enS nS.u VI Ae fooH.eae:s.e
tiabs az 1lssr .gS a,,.s =, s.n Mini
TO rnisS th ssn,s to 81 S.s, 9r ~ eussese.
Goycrnnsnt: pror;J.d t. - sa.;s
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Eogefeh 9gaseerhisu J.
ascCleaan's Letter of acceptance.

cclellan's letter OF acceptance has bee,
published He says the existence of mor.
than one Government the regicn whicl
once owned our flag, is incompatible With tn,
peace, happiness and power of the people
AS the preservation. of the Union was the
sole ayowed object for which tie war was
commenced, it should have been conducted
for that object only and in accordance with
those principles which took occasion to de
clare when in active service. Thus conduc.
TED, the work Of reconciliation would have
been easy, and We might have rcaped The
benefits Of our many victories on land and sea,
The Union was originally formed by the ex.
ercise of spirit of conciliation and com
promise; to restore and preseryeit, the same
spirit must prevail In our.counc;ls and in the
hearts of the people, The re-estab bl;slment
Of the Union in all its integrity is and must
continue an Indispensable contiitionin any
settlement. Sosoen az it is clcer. or even,
probable that the present adyersaries are
ready for peace upon the basis of Union, we
should exhaust all the resources -of ststes-
mauship, praeticed by civilized nations,and
taught by the traditions of the American
people, consistent with the nonora and inter
est of the country, to SECURE suck peace, re-
establish the Union and guarantee 70, the fu-.
ture the constitutional rightsrcf every State.
Union is the one condition OF peace. We ask
no more. When any one State is willing to
return to the Union, il should be received at.
once, with full guarantee Gifts constitutions.
al rights. If afrank, earnest and persistent
effort to obtain these objects should fail, the
responsibility for the Interior consequences,
williall upon those who remain in arms
against the Union; but the gninn must be !!
preserved at all hazards. I could not look
in the face my gallant comrades of tie army
and navy who have survived SO many Bloody
battles, and tell them that their lchors and
the sacrifices of so mnay OF our slain and,
wounded brethren had been in vain; that we
had abandoned that Union for whifh we nave |
so often periled our. lives. The vast majori!y
of our people, whether inthe army and navy |
or st hone, would, asI would, hail with un-
bounded joy the restoration Of peace on the
basis ofthe Union under. tho Constitution,
without;the effnsion of another drop of blood;
but no peace can be permanent without un-,
ion. AS. to the other subjects represented in
the resolutions.e of the Convention, Ineca only |
say tbafI should seek in the Constitution Of |
the United States aud the laws framed in ac-
cordance herewith: the rule OF my duty and |
the limitations Of the executive power.
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The Edgefield Female
C0LLEEE..
AT EDgEeIELD. G. Il, s. O.

n
AT EDUEGIELD G. II, s. @. ~
yHyEE next Scholastic year Of thia Ipstitution
Ayil commence op MONDAY, the 81
OCTOBER, and dwuruer-y -,s-l.- nta. .tzsos SsGi
.sions of Twenty weeks each.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Tsition in Collegiate Department, $4,000
10 Academic 1000
'f Primary 3Ol0
g French, 5000
q. Ains!c, including uee Of iuStrument 5000
Contingent Fee, 5,oO
i.oari, including Fuol and Lights, 10000
infhc prcscrt currency, or $l2 per month II
naid in provisions at old rstes*
Plunters anil farmers who sand their daughters
win he required to pay for their Board iH. whole
I;or in part in provisions,
Some OF tho citizen, of the town have kindly
consented to boufd pupils at thesaIno rates when
. the rrelns of the Principal have been filed.
Bearders mret furnish their own towels. sheets,
pillow cases, blankcs csinfurts. coverleta hand
1uested to Lrise iheir School Li.ks With them.
Paynsrti for each se.sicn viii le required in
Rev. N. VI SANS -rHrscrAL.
<We win give the io!.osiag prices l"r the sOv-
cral articles Inrrtiuneu be- ow, although some of
.h.-e rtiees are. higher tLan were p.il in this
marker bsfore Tie war Bu;hr 25e; bacon l3GD
lse: verk usat sr; tallow l3G l5r; beef 5Gse;
; nu.ton s0@.b FeE quarter; aour $40 per bnfrei;
corn sud peas 81; sweet pouatoea So@f5 pr bn.h-
T., i.sls l5M a.ic. pirre; inrkeys S!,antaS2
rair; ssrup 51GI75e psr gol.; .-saH 3pS3 Loc per
bushe eggs l2iG l5c per dp2; fodder and hay
81 per 100 lbs; wood ~ n four horss load.
Edge6eli, Aug q -
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Correspondence Between Gems. Hood
and. Sh herman. --..-..-,-

The sallowing is cops. of the correspon-
dence between Gens. H,od and Sherman in
regard to the ten days truce matter:
HrADQUARTERs MILlrARY DIST. OF Miss, 4
In the Field, Atlanta, Sept. Z, ls6t.. !
To Gen. J. e. Hood, Commanding CspEde-
rate army. a
general: have &c, med it tie interest
ofthe United States that the ci,izers now
residing in Atlanta should be removed. Those
who prefer, to go South, the rest North. Fer
the former, can provide transportation and
cars to Rough aud Ready, also wagons. But
that their removal may bemedr with as liit.e
discomfort as possible, it will be necessary
that you assist families from Rvugl ard
Ready to- the cars at LoYfjoy.
If you conseat, 4 will undertake iha remov-
al of families in Atlanta who prefer to 20
South, as Ear as Rough and Ready, with all
moresble effects, such as clothing, trunks,
reasonable furniture, bedding, etc. Servants,
white and black, may also accompany them,
br;vidsd no force be used towards the blacks,
one way orthe otber. III they wish To 20 to
their masters and nistSesses, the csn DO SO,
Otherwise they Will be cent a"ay or employ
ed by the quariermas:ers.- Atlanta is no pace
for families Or .cpn,batauts. have no
desire to send persons Sos;b, il You assist il
conveying them South
If this proposition. meets your views. !
will consent to truce IN the neighborhcod
.of Rough and Ready, stipu1ating that any
wagons, hcrses, animals or persons, gent fer
purposes stated, shall, il no manner, he harm
ed or mclested; ycu in your turn agreeing
thatany care, wagons, carriages, persons or
animals shall notbe in,erfered with. Each
might send guard, say one hund.el men, TO
maintain order. The truce to be imited,to
ten days, after certain ZINE appointed.
| authorize the Mayor a. choose two citi.
zens to carry this letter aud such documents
as the Mayer may forward in explanation.
Awaiting your reply, have the honor to Ee
Your ob't seiv't,
W. r. SIBERIAN, Maj. Gen.
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. - - - -
4 osouTg c.ao1rSs'ssispsrITALrTy,--Coio-
err.. frue.ug, one OF tae cs::::tcfa of the Ricf-
iactd FssstiGs VINO was tseeatiy. in, Colnrnbla,
an writing mis- travels, pays. the1k.llowins
!. compliment 20 eur lsaiess The incident to.
( when he reta4. occurred at Sparta
sni is, we aref nlSrmed, -s:rictly true:
Wswere tal fiat beyond Colun5;aYi the
! hosp5s ality airl Ela5ncss OF the ladies' ex.
csy,e il POS ;foie. tl.at wLieh we. had a.
rs ally witnessed ssaadin illustration of TIE
y,seri:t,ii aa anccdote was rclatedstol The al
p;eet f.;st tn.s lac: :ss i,repares q grand
& cpllation.. gre d3y in ars R!ri-
/ .al oii j large fluirb.r css wounded soldiers.
YEeTs sshe, ,trsi, arri.sd, it 50 happened chat
only ioac solaierwas among the passengers.
rhe ladies' pressed him to the table, Which
gas laden with ciIoice r:ard7 ard dessert,
and invitct. lbim to part..E4e. The soi5ier ex:
= claimed, Leilics., since ] have been in south
! Carolina, to-day. have eatsn seven diners !,
j .aad .cannnf possibly swallow anything more
THE ladies nearest to him insisted that be
II should ea. something, and. tue SsocT, fellow
: {inainq that excuses were made in VAN
ff.broke from tife table, ,.dnFied into the woods
and hes;not been. heard from since, ct tha'
- ..-..-..-------
i;.esss- Errepcsn eats c. 4ft' inst.. havs Seei
}, .ese:7sd. ], is runorsdia Paris that S.po!ec'
), . viii soon maLs another. effort to intervene j,
. American affairs.
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state Of South Caroline,

q, ssSs'51g I'm. ORDI:YAs Ys,i.: Ysi:: g; 90.
yprywsF. SOB, Etq, Ordinary 81 sass-
D bsle District: -,,.s ~ :, !,
Whereas, A. .r3, ,Fslloriar bath: applied TO ~
Projectors u pm All aho
NJ IA sSsrs sfofcszid'
ssssss ta5rsssc 10 site SD .dmSnilh al
and creditors Of the said
l I and appear before me q. our IsSs
tss tho s.ia % Se snsss ssp.
8. Edgsaeld ou nv ~ ssd 2 sdmip.
:as :ssst;sS = shenls sses saass' pc. Ssrr:ntsd
s,;ssn su nSder ag band sad seal ais ish Cay
e STas nsn. In In &, year II our Lord enc thoutand
S.St s hundred ana ristyIeur, sed - .hs s.sbtsi
- s:s,s v,sr Of ths Indepesaenesnss 8: Carhhns.
nintn year - "" II. DuRIsOE, o.H,ns
a.,a = - - 81 80 -. s.. "a
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Estate Notice.

HeERs0NS having claims against the Estste of
.E DR.: +. Bland; decd, are requested to pre-
sent the same forthwith to Mr. James u. Hsrri.
the business Of the :Estate. ;.fsslisss-SSSy 8;
R. 6, BLAME; ;r4dn:s.
Ncy4 II ,..S. = -. :
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Snacial..

nN account Of my hc.!th, the EDGEFiELD
" FEMALE COLLEGE will be opened on
the lst monday in octnl'cr. and notion the ielo
Sentember. Persons intending to ,send their
children TO thi. Institution should inform ne Of
thnt intention as soon as possible: TEey are also
renueatsa to bring them aud ths provisions re-
ouir.d for their Board, hefore the Saaeoi 'e!e.s.
4"''eN - REV. u. VI. SANS.
EdreAe!d H..ssns13 II 3s,.
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Administrato tors Notioa.

.,1.I1 n.rsaps Indebted to :ths sEstS;s os,Wn'
"a roa.y, decd, Will pay ths sato without %, delay,
~ ,hss, vius siains against sa;d ;hslats arg
-ot;s.l 70 render them in properly n.esseG :"
Dr. ]: e. Courtney, Agent Tor the s :,
forthwith, as wuidss:se oeleto UP 'hs 1s''a'' -
s0on as possr.Sssss. - .eEe. roNEY, Adeh
OK lys4ee: S7
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Stata Of South Carolina,
EHGEEIEI.l UISTRIGT.. Z.

IN ORDINARY.
ENT VI. F, DUR1s0E, Esquire, 0:i:nary Of
Eb EIgefsM District:
whereas, Tuhs. s: careon ka!h apple! to me fer
r,stters of Adminiitrstloa, .on all ard eirsulss
ibe ys;ls aud chaltsls, rights ard Credits OF
Janse Tlalsp. late OF the Disiiint storesx:d.
TEese are, therefore. to eEs and aarheaiea az
and ain zusr tue kindred and creditors of the Esa
dscoased. tobs s1. appear bsfers ma, st cur rexs
(,rduarys CourI for the said District to By sassn
at EdgeGeld rourt Reuss. Oh ;lAs Ze,e Ss' .ta 3.
aid | administration should not 10 sEtaa = ~
G Given undsr my hanl and seal. this is!, dsJ ct
s.s, m y.er OF our Lord oia ticSsand sis shs 1vI-
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