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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-08-03
POETRY. ~
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Ring Th; Bell softly.
Nv nEXgER SMITH.

Nv nEXJER SMITH.
Some one has gone nom this strange world OF
ours,
No more to gather it., thorns with its flowers
No more to linger whore sunbcams must fade,
Where, ON all beauty, deaths fingers are laid (;
Weary with minglng lif's b or and sweet
Weary with pnrting md novel to meet,
Some one has gone to the bright golden shore ;
Ring tho bell softly, there's Grape on the door
Ring the hell ,ojiig, there's Grape on the door
Some one is resting from sorrow and sin,
Happy where earth'7 conflicts enter not in
Joyous rs birds, when the morning is bright,
When the sweet sunbeans have brought US theii
light.
Weary with sowing and never to reap,
Weary with labor, and welcoming sleep,
Some ones departed to Heavens bright shore
Ring the bell softly, there's Grape On the door
Ring thc,bell>p :. there's Grape on the door
Angels were nnxicusly longing to meet
Ono who walks with them inSlicaven's brigh
street
Loved ones hnvo whispered that some one i
hlost,-
Free from earth's trials md taking sweet rest.
Yes there is one more in angelic bliss
One less to cherish, and one less to kiss
One more departed to Heavens bright shore.
Ring the bell softly, there's Grape on the door
Ring the bell scttiy, there's Grape on the door
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IT Is FOR SALE!

And the owners are anxious to dispose of tho
Residence lately occupied by c. Ticknor and pre-
viously by NJ. Ticknor, deceased d Known by
many as the DYER PLACE, in Middebury.
said property is pleasantly located, on the cor
ner OF Seminary and High Streets, and has lot
l5Ox1S0 feet, including choice Garden, with thirty
or more Fruit Trees of good varieties; also many
Grape Vines just beginning to bear, together with
Strawberries, &c.. &c.
The House-containing eleven rooms-is well
adapted to convenience and comfort is in perfect
repair both interior and outside, including slated
roof, &C.. it supplied with cistern and never-fail-
ing well water, and has ample stable accommoda-
ton in TACT, lacks nothing TO make it a very de-
sirablc residence property.
Parties disposed to purchase may call upon or
address c. TICKNOR.
Middlebury, Vt. 2
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Gov. Hayes of Ohio, last year pardon
ed 80 of the 40 criminals that made ap.
plication for release.
A forest of50,000 acres near Gibral
tar, that was one of the best hunting
parks in Span, has been destroyed by
fire.
Morgan Reno, one of the first settlers
OF Iowa and brother of Gen. Reno of
South Mountain martyrdom died recently
at Iowa city.
James Riley, wounded soldier whose
only friend has been the state of New
Jersey, died recently at the state home
for disabled veterans and willed his prop
erty of S2l0 to that commonwealth.
Brooches for trousers are beginning to
find advocates in England, The prince
Of Wales is in favor of returning to the
old style Of knee-breeches, which are said
to be ininitel y easier than trousers.
The ninth Ohio (German) regiment
had a pet dog, which accompanied them
through the war. The veteran canine died
the other day, and his comrades turned
out and gave him a military buri.I salute
Of nine guns, and all.
Sam Hildebrand, the Missouri cut
throat,is being immensely glorifed by the
vain attempts ola sherif's posse of 200
soldiers to capture him. Sam skulks about,
Kidding in almost inaccessible caves, and
occasionally numbering somebody, just to
keep up the excitement.
Statistics from about one-third of Fin
land show that duriug 1868 there were
SO, lob deaths, chiefly from famine, and
that during the same time only 1886
children were born. In some districts the
mortality was from thirteen to sixteen
per cent of the population.
The periodic wild man is now terribly
frightening people at Woodruff, N. Y
His hair and beard are properly unkemp
and his appearance as fiendish as usual
except that he wears pants. Schools have
been broken up by his rapping on the
school house windows, and everybody is Oh
the chase for him.
Efforts are making to have the Boston
and Albany Railroad run directly from
Albany through Lebanon, which can b.
done by tunneling about three miles, thu
making the distance from Albany to Bos
ton twenty-five miles shorter than it il
now, and equal to that between Troy anC
Boston, by the way of the Hoosac Tunnel
when completed.
The late heavy rains in the West hav
done great damage to the railroads. Oh
portions of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
the Toledo, Wabash and Western, and tn
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail
roads, trains have ceased running for tn
present. Between Quincy, ILL.,, and Pal
myra the country is badly flooded. Larg
quantities of wheat in the stack have BEEF
carried away by high creeks in Adam
county, ILL.,, and over 10000 feet of lum
Der have been washed away.
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The Great Quieting Remedy for Children,
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the Borels
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
stomach; makes sick and Weak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Qrsfisg
Syrup, and take no other, and You are safe,
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
iclne aEria taa cad 81 iaai .al
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States,
Hat
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NASH PAID FOR
~ Butter, Eggs, Beans, Sheep Potts, Beet
Hides &C. w, +. PORTER.
MiddlebwY, VT. Nov. l6i 1868, S4ma
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT ON HIGH STREET, near
Chipman's Hill. The House is one and half sto-
res high, ia good repair pleasantly situated, has
good cellar and is commodously sTanged. The
lot contains between two and three acres, and has
on it number Of Fruit Trees, There is good
well, and first rate Cistern.
For Terms and further particulars enquire of
GEORGE W. PlNNEY.
Middlebury. Vt. March 9Th, 1869. soft
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TVNHE large number Of persons seeking in
L vestment in REAL ESTATE in this sec.
ton, and the frequent applications made to the
undersigned, have induced him to open an
Agency for the SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Complete lists. with full descriptions of the
pr"perty entrusted to him for sale, will he kept
ON hand, and no charges madc unIess a sale is
Effected. Persons having lands in Oconce or
Pickens for sale are respectfully solicited to for
ward plats and descriptions.
j. II. WIIITNER.
D"r. 2. 1863 9 #
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Something New !
$1,000 EVERY Mosru-Sl0O IN EVERY TOWN.
The Great English 1u Of Painting and
Draw.ng IN OIL Paintings.

RY this simple, yet wonderful art. any lady
~ or gentleman. or any boy or girl twelve
years old, can paint n life.like picture of them.
selves or any of the family. or of any General
or Statesman, or scenery in two hours time.
S12 was made in one day by an agent at Mitch
ell, Ind. tenching it. another agent made 5000
in one week teaching at Indianapolis, Ind, a
class Of IS scholars at SIS per scholar, was Sc
cured at Shelbyvillc, Ind. The best thing in
the world to make money fnst and honorable.
1t surpasses the Grecian and Oriental Paintings
in beauty. durability and simplicity; whilst
those require some talent, and this does not. =
Any person can both execute and teach it.
Now is tho time to begin get ready and oper-
ate mt your own houses, in towns, School Dis.
tricts, Mass Meetings. &c. You can teach it in
classes or individually, and make $1,000 per
month.
1915 worth of chemicals, including appa
ratus: furnished by me, will paint and draw
loO oil paintings, or it will teach 1000 scholars.
For full instructions, with apparatus, enclose
and remit 81 to
PROF. G. w. HEWITT,
Box 48l, Alliance, Ohio.
Cut this out and forward it to mo With your
remittance.
Jan. II, 1869 II If
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REFERENCES;
Demorest's Monthly Nsagazfne.

UNIVERSALLY acknowledged the pnrlor Maya.
- sine of America; devoted 10 Original Stories.
Poems, Sketches. Architecture and Model Gotta.
sonal and Literary Gossip Uncludinr spsoia, do.
paartmonts on Fnshions.) Instructions. Of. Health,
Music, A~musements, etc.. by the best authors.
and p%rofasely illustrated with costly Engrayincs
Gnil sizo) useful and reliable Patterns. Embroi.
deries. and o constant succession Of artistic novel.
Ties. With other useful and entertaining Literature.
Noperson Of refinement, economioai housewife.
or lady of taste can afford to dowithout The Model
Mont iiy. Specimen copies. l5cents, mailed froo.
searIy' $a, with a valuable premium /; two copies.
and splendid premiums for clubs, at $a eaoh. with
the hrst preminms to, each subscriber. A now
Bartram y Fanton Sowing Machine for2O subeori.
bers at So each. Publication Office I..,
1913 BROADWAY, New York.
Denorest's Monthly and Young America touath-
or "a, with the premiums for each., L,,a
Dec. 20, 1868 IL 10
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WOULD invite the attention of denlers to
j. my Large and Well Assorted stock Of pow.
DER. consisting of
RIFLE, IIFg. in kegs, half and quarter kegs,
also in one pound and half pound canisters.
DEER LIE, in kegs. half and quarter kegs, also
in Que pound and half pound canisters.
EAGLE SPORTING and RIFLE in 81 ponnd
kegs. one POUND and half pound canisters.
EAGLE DUCKING. in l24 and Ct pound
Kegs, five pound and one pound canisters.
BLASTING POWDER, in twenty-five pound
kegs.
Sporting, Mining, and Shipping Powder Of
every variety, manufactured nj the celebrated
Mills Of Il. j. DUPONT DENEMOURS CO.,
Wilmington Delaware. whose reputation has
stood unrivallcd for sixty.eight years.
| am prepared to Gil all orders, either Retail
or Wholesale, allowing II liberal discount in lots
of twenty-five kegs or more.
j. N. robson, Agent.
Nos. l & z, Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, S. G.
Dec. Z, 1868 10 3m
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New advertisements
$500 A Month----$2OO
Agents Wanted
FOR SERVICE AFLOAT

In the SUMPTER and the ALBANIA. by
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SEMMES.
YFNHIS Work is record of the heroic services
afloat rendered 10y this gallant command
or and his devoted comrades during tho war
between the Suites and is u book Of thrilling
interest to oil lovers of tho daring, brave and
true. 1t sells faster than any book TINT hns
been issued for years. One agent in Baltimore
sold ~ copies n duy for two weeks; another
agent in Alabama sold SCOPES a day his Grst
three days; and every agent we have out re-
ports rapid salos. Exclusive territory eiyen
to men Of experience and ability. Tie work
will De splendidly illustrated and bound. TO
secure good territory,
Address +. Il. DIBBLE g. CO..
Publishing House, 208 Muin.st., Louisville. XIV.
Jan. II, 1869. Is az
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BLOOD MANHOOD {!

NOTHING so important sond 10 cents for
~ sealed " packages on the whole subject,
showing who and who ought not to marry,
to DIR. WHITTIER, GIT ST. Charles Street, ST..
Louis, Mo-. Consultation free, at Office or by
mail. Slu,e your case, no matter who have
failed. lie stands pre.emincntiy above all
others in his speciality. Patients treated by
Mail or Express in every State. Persons
having Private, Delicate. Intricate or Consti.
tntional Cases. having failed of o cure, may
applyconiidentiaIly. :
Jun. ii. 1860 IA re-
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LAMENTATIONS.

The following are n few selected from the
multitude of recommendations in our posses.
sion
We. the undersigned, hereby certify that we
nave used Ortoh's Preparation FIR the purpose
OF destroying the appetite for Tobacco, aud can
assure those who are suffering from this habit
that Orton's Preparation will certainly destroy
the appetite for Tobacco quickly aud permancni.
~. and without any bad cifoct upon tho hAa'.h,
ana without creating an appetite either 5ns the
ItclNrdtion or any substitute:
w. +. Head, Bangor, Maine; j. Moody.
Southport, Indiana; L. w. Adkins. Knoxville,
Ionn John Merrill. Bangor, Name j. Bunch,
Point, Ga: %. W. Boyd, Portland, Oregon, +;
Q: Verrill. San Francisco, California ". p.
Waldron. Pittsburg, Pa.
Ras- Bewa'e Of Comnter.feHs aud all articles
pmrpo'fing to be like this, IF tho same name or
o1her'o'se. IHe great popularity Of Orion's
Preparation has induced unprinciypled persons TO
attempt patmi"g upon the public counterfeit and
difeculy from the proprietor, or his duiy author.
ased agents.
Tho price of Orton's Preparation is 5000 nor
box. or three boxes for $500, sent by pail to
any part of the country, sccu7ely sealed from
observation, with passage paid on receipt of
price.
HoO TO send money Jy ma2.-Enclose the
hhiouht III u letter, seal carefully, register the
letter and take q receipt for it of your Postmas-
ter. Money sent by mail rs above directed Mt
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G. B. COTTON. Proprietor,
Box 1748. Portland, Maine,
or the following named persons, who are duly
authorized to receive orders for Orton's Prepa.
ration in their respective sections. All orders
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ly attended to.
y: 3; Reed, Kingston, Tenn.
Miss Mnrgoret Simpson, Moscow, Pc.
James Is. Woodward. Cambridgeport, Mass
John w. BLACK, Cameron, Mo.
Timothy G. White. Williamstown. Mass.
Mrs. >. Is. Fletcher, Camden, Maine.
W. ID. Harrington. Wost Point, Ga.
J.L. Varnnm, jackson, Mich.
an agent TAINTED in every topa.
REFERENCES:
We, the undersigned, hereby cortify that ve
have had personal dealings with G. Is. Cotton
for several years. and we have found him to be
an honorable and fair dealing mon, and ono
worthy the confidence and patronage Of tho
S.B. Gowell, Rev. j. S. Green. S. n. Rich.
ardson. Esq. Portland, Maine; Hon. y. K.
Boyle, Belfast. Maine; Alonzo Barnard. Eso.,
Bangor, Maine /: Chas. II. Morrill,; Biddeford,
Maine: Mr.. NJ. Quimby. St. townsville, N. r.;
VIM. O.. Sweet. Esq, West Mansfeld, Mass.
Dec. %. 1868 10 IN,
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%PENDLETON
MALE ACADEMY.

THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR will BIO divided
Il into two Terms of Twenty weeks each.--
The 6rst commences February lat. and onds
Jane 18th the second, July 18th, anu ends
November Goth.
RATES PER TERN, 10 DE rAiD QUARTERLY.
Primary Department, including Spelling.
Reading. Writing and Arithmetic. $l2.0 90
Higher EngIish-EngliHh Grammar.
Geography (Anoientor Modern, Greene's
Analysis. U. s. History, Quuckenbos'
Smaller Comlpt sition. 1900
Latin, Greek. Algebra. Geometry,
Tr~igonometry, Surveying. Natural Phi.
lssophy. Chemistry, TO-. TO-, 100
Board per month. $40 to $l2.
Enrnaer prices have been greatly reduced, and
arc now, Il is believed. as cheap hs can be had
In any fifst.elnss Academy.
Students charged from time Of entrance till
CLOSE Of the torn. except in case. Of protrae,ed
illness. I
A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
@5 JAMES H.tCARLISLE,
PRINCIPAL. r
PENDLET0N, Jan. IL, 1869 l5-tf
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ID. R. Iorindle, or East & t ne 81

tent Farmers Steam Boiler has been in uso
many years without accident and with perfect
success. for cooking in large quantities for
stock, scalding hogs, &c.
The American Agricultutist for January.
1860, says: "Experimentsm made by 9, NJ. Clny;
of Kentucky, showed that one bushcl of dry
corn madc s lbs. 10 OF. of pork of boiled corn,
Id Lbs. 7 o.. and boiled meal Is to l8 lba.
The Society Of ,Shaers, at Lebanon, N, Y.
tnmons for pork raising, says: For fnttening
animals. swine particularly, we consider three
Of cooked equal to four of raw meal"
Those in want will please scnd for circulars,
prices, &c, TO.
JAMES G. HAND, & co, Factors.
or slavery &CO, manufacturers, Pm.
Jan IL, 1860 Id If
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Twelve Times a Year,

Te Best Magazine for Family Reading
DUBLISIIED in this Country. Very greatly
enlarged and improved, and now SURPRISES
I'LL competitors.
1t has many new features not contained in
any other Periodical and for the year 1860
will be the most desirable reading tIut can he
obtained.
1t is Edited by the talented Author and Ills
torian
ED. PORTER THOMPSON,
who il supported by mn Extensive Corps of the
most brilliant American Writers. Each num-
Der il filled with the beat Stories, Essays, and
NJ SO 'llnny, together with q complete epitome
OF the News. making it absolutely a household
necessity.
Specimen numbers, postpaid 20 cents.
Yearly subscription, So so
Don't full to address the Publishers for II
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Jan. II. 1869 II II
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Wanted.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
OcOnee County.

IN THE CIRCUIT oURT-EQuIr SIDE.
Rob't A. Thompson. Admir-, Bill for T%njunc-
vs. ton. 60, &c.
NJ. NJ. Cary. E1'trix, ct al.
I appearing to my satisfaction, that Gym.
/ thiu McGufin. - Tilley and wife
Mnrv. ---- and wife Caroline. Garrett Nc.
Gufin. Elizn McGufin, Drncilla McGua6n. Anna
McGufin, Emma McGnfin. defendants, heirs
ut law Of jas. B.. McGufin, deceased, 10 this
case, reside beyond the limits Of this State. On
m"tion of Whitner & Whitner, Complainants
Solicitors, 1t is ordered that the snid absent
defendants do appear in this Court. within forty
days from tho publication hereof, and plead,
answer or demnr to complainants said bill Of
complaint, or the same will lie taken pro con.
fesso "a to them. J.W. STRIBLING, Ger.
Jun II. 1863 tH. ID 6
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TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLINA
IN PROBATE coURT--pioxyHs COUNTY. sItl,e
Harrison Hamilton and W tsa
Warron Hamilton Petition for Sale Of Real
vs. Estate of VIM. Hamil.
Malinda Hamilton, ot.al ton, deceased.
Happening to my satisfaction that blalinda
l Hamilton Griffin Hamilton, Tho keirs-at. law of
Terrell Hamilton, deceased names and number
this State. On motion Of w. X. Easley, Solicitor
for Petitioners, 1t 10 ordered that the ssid absent
parties do appear and plead thereto, Within Forty
Pays from this'date, or their consent 10 e,e 'same
Will be entered on record, Given under my hand
epd sss! Of sold Court ~ sPicksne Gil, this llth.
day OF January. 1859,
q II, II. PHILpoT.
! .sss yJ1dgo OF Probate,
'aa'lS ~ $50 ts.4As I
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THE STATE. or SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
In Probate Court-Ifekens County.
Malinda King, OF. al, Petition for sale
va. If Real Estate of
Jesse. MeMahan and wife William Barrett,
Caroline McMahan, et.al. deceased.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of this Court
4 that tho heirs at-law Of Benjamin Barrett.
deceased, to wit: Willinm Barrett, Milton
Barrett, Benjamin Barrett and David Barrett.
reside from and without the limits of this State:
1t is therefore ordered that these snid absent
parties do appear and object to the division or
sale Of tho Real Estate Of William Barrett.
deceased. on or before the LIST Monday in Apri:
next. or their consent to the same will be on.
tered Of rcord. Given under my hand and seal
Of said Court. at Piokens G. IL, this the 18th
day Of December, 1868. sft a.
Il. II. PIfILPOT, ...-
Judge Of Probate.
Dec. ID. 1863 10 sm
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one box OF Orton's = preparation Is warrant.
60 70 destroy tho appe Atitc for Tobacco, in any
person, no matter how Hstrong tho habit may
refunded. IL is perfect III SAFE and Iarn,iess :.
ute cases. LIS almost impossible to brenk off
.he use OF Anpacco. by Ithe mere exercise of
.he Will something lis needed to assist m.
lure ~ overcoming a habit SO firmly rooted.
~ ssissseSaa ~ 8 ssassssTgxx
WIN tne help OF the aPreparation, there is
not the least trouble. i Hundreds have used it
VINO are wiling to bear witness to the fact, that
.orton.s IRE %aration %Icomplotoly destroysthe
@pPetite lor tobacco, xH&nd leaves the person
rs FREQ from any desire for it as before he com.
menccd its uso. The DIFFERENTIATION octs IL.
rectly upon the same glands and secrctions
affected by tobacco, an MI through these mon
the blnod. thoroughly cleaning the noisop If
Tobacco from the system and thus ~allayins tho
cravings for Tobacco. No more han.
kcring lir Tobacco after using Ortn's Prepa-
ration. Recoelect a is wurranied.
The time taken to nllay all desire for Tobac-
co by the use of tho Preparation varies sligANu
in different persons, the Average time being
about Ffoc days. Sumo have no desire for 70.
bacco whatever after using the Preparation
7tco days.
The Health and Parse of every Tobacco user
in the country calls loudly, ABANDON rnE USE
OF TOBACCO.
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Notice!!

DOORS, sASNEs AND BLINDS.
T1NlAE undersigned isnow prepared to furnish,
T. Mt the shortest notice. DOORS, SASIIES.
BLINDS, and Building Material Of ali descrip.
lions.
ALSO, dressod groovcd and tongucd Boards,
Of every description.
Mill and Factoryon King, opposite Cannon
Bksst, Charleston. s.. q.
GEORGE S. HACKER,
Proprietor.
January &c, 1860 i6-3m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

In THE CIRCUIT cousr--EoUtry SIDE.
Joseph. II. Shelor Bill to Foreclose
VS., gage. Re.
John Mason. 81, and @thcrs lief, SO.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that John
Il Mason tho senior. one If the defendants in
shis case. resides without the limits. Of this
ants Solicitor, 1t ia ordered TINT tho said NIB.
sent defendant do appear in this Court within
forty days from the publication hereof. and
plead. answer. OF, domur to complainant's said
bill Of complaint, or tho same will be taken
pro. co,vcsso as to him. 5e y ,s-,t
ssa j. w. STRIBLING, cor.
January %. 1860 Is q
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rHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
"a y ocONEE CONTEMPLATION.

-. UCUNEE CHARACTERIZATION,
1vfHEREAS. Rsbecoa Smith hath made suit
w 10 me to grant her Leiters Of Administration
on the Estate and. Effects OF John Smith, de-
ceased The kindred and creditors Of The snid
John Smith. deceased. are therefore. oitsd to
DO and appear before me. in the Court Of Probate,
day. Of February next. nt II O'Clock, A. NJ, to
shswsso8use.W aly they have. alWfysthos said Ad.
'pnf9ttrSti6n Should notbe sfantsdy sGltsT ahder
say hand and seal, this the 2sth day Of j~a,.nary,
asS2: III LEWIS,
g. Jaige Of Protatp.