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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of Deed OF Trust executed TO
ID me on the eth day OF May, ls08, by James
K Bates, now deceased. and duly recorded in
in the Register 4 Office OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in Book 8S, pages ils and 100, and for
the purpose OF paying the debts secured
thereby and therein described, VIII. on
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n pprNTERs.-We lave for sale font
INC primer type, nearly new, suitaDfe
Sor a country weekly. for pflce, apply or
~i''- 90 KEATING, ENGLISH d co.
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DIED..

PULLIAM-At his fathers residence, near
Bartlett, Tenn, on the 9Th inst, of congestion,
CHARLES PULLIAM, in the 18th year OF his age.
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COAL

Cotton Land SOr sale.
A BOUT $500 acres OF the richest cotton land
~ OF ChicOt county, AK, the dness ootton
region IN Inc world; il Is high bank iaud-
formerly Belle Point, oze OF the first ss-
lections on the river 800 acres g cared. 5al-
ance timber, readily s2ls5le s6 wood or irlru-
Der; leveed frontinE on the river, ana o7scsr-
cled BY 5ssutiful lake; i has he gre2t ad-
vantage OF independents OF the leYees Of the
main shore. and cau Be made n tncst securs
war, at sl5t.alQ, II ls now 0ffered so lcry tFat
the pro1isof single lall crop viii psy fsrit-
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The Chinese at the Lapstone-Our Pho
tographs of the Pigtails All My"
and All Sing" in their New Home.
North Adams Mass. (June 10 correspondence of the
Boston Advertiser.
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Curious Things to Know.

Besides the fact that ice is lighter than
water. there is another curious thing
about it which persons do not know,
perhaps namely, its purity. A lump
of ice, melted, will always become purely
distilled water. When the early naviga-
tors of the Arctic seas got out of water
they melted fragments of those vast
mountains of ice called icebergs, aud were
astonished to find that they yielded only
fresh water. They thought that they
were frozen salt water, not knowing that
they were formed on the land, and in
some way launched into the sea- But, if
they had been right, the result would
have been all the same. The fact is, the
water, in freezing. turns out of it all that
is not water-salt, air, coloring matter,
and all impurities. Frozen sea water
makes fresh water ice. If you freeze
basin of indigo water. it will make it as
pure as that made of pure rain water.
When the cold is very sudden, these for
eign matters have no time to escape,
either by rising or sinking, and are thus
entangled with the ice, but do not form
any part of it.
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impossibility that any one could learn
to write rapidly with such letters. Fur
ther on group of eager learners are
making a beginning in English by way of
the primer, with couple of Berkshire
lads glad enough to act as pedagogucs
to such odd and apt pupils. This fellow
last night could only point out and say
"a" certainly bay" hesitating and
doubtedly at the next letter. This after
| noon he has gone through the whole al
phabet without prompting and with only
three mistakes. l doubt if there were
ever such eagerly interested learners any
where IN the world.
At table on the other side of the
room two antagonists are playing some
game of skill with wooden counters. each
bearing different Chinese inscription,
and seeming capable of different moves,
on a board. the squres of which were also
marked to indicate different properties.
It seems like chess, like checkers, like
fox and geese and yet is not just like
either of them. At any rate it is an ex-
citing game, for the players exult visi-
bly,, though In silence, as they sweep
each others pieces off the board, and
they are surrounded by crowd of inter-
ested spectators.
A youth seated by himself, is moving
up and down the spheres strung on
wire framework, which we already know
to be sort of counting machine. HIS
manner indicates the working out of a
puzzle; but an Injury brings an expla
nation from All Sing: He studying
arithmetic When further curiosity is
expressed the foreman ruthlessly sweeps
his subjects sum into chaos. and shows
the working Of the little apparatus, with
which all kinds of arithmetical OPERA
tons may be done as efficiently as with
slate and pencil, and with which he
adds up sum of five or six numbers In
the thousands with entire correctness.
A little movement at the other end OF
the room calls our Interpreter away and |
presently it appears that slight disa-
greement having arisen. the two ''coun-
sellors'' have been summoned to arb
trate in the matter, and Mr.. All Sing
has been called upon as final umpire,
retiring with plaintiff and defendant to
the back room, and administering justice /
with promptness and cheapness from
which the court of western civilization
might take lesson.
We pass up stairs to the shop where !
the chosen first students are applying
themselves to their material and ma
chinery, and where, after all, the great
practical question of this North Adam
is to be answered
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ANrEARIoR DESIGNS. The Ora

ANrEARIoR DESIGNS. Grass
Valley california; Union is respon sible
for the following
yesterday wood chopper came into
ted to the doctor that he had an uneasy
sensation in one of his ears, and that he
suspected that little bug of some kind
had get into TO the ori6oe. The doctor
proceeded to syringe out the affected
ear, and the result was that somewhere
in the neighborhood of twenty ants were
dislodg ed, some them great big ones.
The insects had located there, and SEEM
ed to like the location, and were about to
work it out. They did not like the
hydraulic process, however, and quit the
dipeins at the first stream.
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.speCaesS E'osECes.
TO CONSCAIPTIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in
al few weeks, IS very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease Consumption-is anxious
make known to hisfellow-saf1erers the meanse 9ofo
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pr
scrfptrn used free Of cIsrge) with the directions 10
preparing and using th1 same which they VIII ma
SURE CURE FOR CoEsuN rTIoy. AsTBsA, BRoNcHITIs &c
The object OF the advertiser in sending the Presefp
ton is to benefit lie afflicted, and spread information
which he conceiyes to be invaluable; and he hopes eV
rv Sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing and may proyea blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, Will please aa'U
is-Iy REV EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg Kings County, New. York
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Ladies Just Think.

How astonished some of our fashiona-
BILE ladies would be ifa certain law, pas
sed in England In ITO, just century
ago, were re-enacted: Amy person who
shall, by means of rouge or of blanc, of
perfumes, of essences, of artificial teeth,
of false hair, of cotton Espagnol what
ever that may be), of steel stays or hoops
(the crinoline Of I770), of high heeled
shoes, or of false hips, lean such things
be- entice any of his Maiestys male sub
jects into marriage, shall be prosecuted
for sorcery, and the marriage shall be de-
clared null and void. What glorious help
this law would give to the divorce courts.
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Destructive Tornado in Arkansas and
Mississippi.

MEMPHIS. June IA terrible tor
nado passed over a large portion of Ar
kansas and Mississippi, on Friday, com
mencing near Council Bend, passing down
to Peters Landing, crossing the river,
then extending to Bolivar County, leaving
ruin and devastation in its track. 1t par
took of wind, rain, and hail, the latter
being unusually severe, utterly destroy
ing the corn and cotton crops in its track
and stripping the forests. Its width was
two miles The amount of damage can
not be estimated On the following day
the tornado was repeated, traversing the
same course. AS far as heard from nc
lives were lost.
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John Henry Newman, leading Ro-
man Catholic, has thus expressed himself
ON the English Bible:

.'Who will not say that the uncommon beauty and
marvellous English of the Protestant Bible is not
of the great stronghods of herosy in this country?
1t lives the like music that he
forgotten like the sound of church bells which the
convert hardly knows how he forego Its fell
cities often seem to be almost things rather than
birds. 1t is part of the national mind, and the
anchor of national seriousness. The memory of the
dead passes into it. The potent traditions of child
hood stereotyped in its The power of all
the griefs and trials of man is hidden beneath its
words. 1t is the represen tve of his best moments
and that has been about him of SOFT and gentle, and
pure and penitent, and good, speaks to him out of
his English Bible. 1t is his sacred thing, which doubt
has never dmmed and controversy never soled. In
the length and breadth of the land there is not Pro
testant with spark of Righteousness about him
whose spiritual biography is not in the Saxon Bible
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AGENTLEMAN who suffered FIR years from Ner
vous Debility Premature Decar and all tie effects
youthf indiscretion, Will for the sake of suffering
humanity send free TO all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adve
Users experience can dc by addressing, in perfs
confidence JOHN B. OGDEN,
16-1-1y No 40 Cellar street New YORK
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SULPHUR. notice in many of our
exchanges, accounts of sulphur falling to
the earth during thunder storms. 1t is
no uncommon thing here, after sum-
mer shower, to find the Wa er covered by
fin, yellow substance but if our edi-
torial friends will take the trouble to
gather. dry and burn some of it, as we
have done, they will find there is no sui
phur about it. We believe it to be the
fine pollen from flowers. which, floating
in the air, is brought down by the rain.
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J. 4. BROWN. III. D.
EI7NkLEY KNIT'TER.

For Family Use, price $50, Knits EVERYTHING, use
only needle, simple, reliable CreHiar and sam
pie stocking FREE, Knits ten pairs per day.
child can operate IT, AGENTs WAITED, Address
HISKLgY KNITTING MACHINE Co.. Bath. Me
abSco-S-3m or 176 BROADWAY, n. Y.
.r,nrEnk E,nsECee
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Two young women, indisposed to
pay taxes, turned out with spades and
hoes and worked out their road tax in
Beloit, WIS. short time since. Two
other girls have bought farm in Warren
county, Ind. One attends to the house
keeping, the other superintends the farm
work. And yet some people doubt
whether the weaker part Of the world
moves on with the stronger.
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wEOT.OCK
'Che BASIS of civil

Che Basis of Civil ssOeiefY.-Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness of Marriage,
and the evils and dangers of Celibacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment of mans true position IN liie
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box T. Philadelphia, Pa E-7-6m
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Blacksmith Shop.
CORNER or COMMERCIAL
AMI NINTH STREET.

The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of jet
biug work wcNas contract for every style of
Buggy, Wagon &c, Vessel work and tempering of
Mil pixies attended to in short notice. Also particular
attention. paid to hose showing. he public is
specially invited TO give call.
Cleft JOHN LAVAKE,
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lstheroughIy eradieatcs srsry kind :, Il.
NOR aud Bud Iain,, and restores sh. en- ,ir. w.
Thousands hav. been changed BY III. Us.
Of this medicine from weak. .ickly, ,si.
fering creatures, 70 strong, bs,lihy lad
happy men and women. "a ,,as
No medicine has attained sush a rrs,,
reputation Is this justly celebrated con.
approved BY "a. ai,s..s , i. .,..sr 1;
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< O s kiOiOa

h y b r. -Ff''f
Endorsed and RECOMMENDED By tie Pr.dt.,
efths faculty of,hs 3. Medical College, ny.
Prof. u. s. NEtY70N,N. d.
Professor and President oftbe Faculty. lsn
Professor "Thcory and Practice q MAJ.
cine" Cincinnati, etc. ''eaa'-YsFTF
One ofthe most eminent medical men Of, ha
age--Nsll known Is the author ofihe follspipr
standard medical works-"New,ou's, P.aciss
Of Medicine, ""D,s.ascs o. Children" "Nsr.
ton, Syms, Surgery" &c, in ths D.csnLs
uumber Of the American Medical Review, ,s,,
77s, sayE- -.
2 ''An.ns the more recent Efforts 10 in.rsdss
peculiarly some Of the new rssedis,, VI, aslss
a rev preparation compounded BY J. J. Law.
renee, Y. D., Of Norfolk, Va, which il fU.
ni.hed 10 the trade aud The prsisa,iou 10 ssy
desired quantity. We recently .e1amilsl Eii
Laboratory, aud became fally satisfied Tbs. ~
biz work 10 done ID the hest manner, by lie
nost approved processes, and from The beat ms
tsrials, giving a, result medicine msslisf
,hs confidence Of lhs ply stefan, snd III. pabi..
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.I..hoe .sr.. .s.rs,i.la ia a. ,..ta l..,,.

From. a. n. Kills, q proniuss, and VA.
known merchant cfEorfalk, Va 49,
DR. lAwRsscr-Dsar Sir--Yeur
Koskos has worked wonders In my family. N,
daughter ha, been sufferer from SeroiuIa siuss
childhood. Shs,iost thlrtY. o &c pieces Of bore
from her ankle, several from hsr arm, bs,ids
having ulcers in several parts sfher tcd!.
While in this condition, she commenced hkiig
ysur koskoo-.it acted like charm on her;
under its use the ulcers gradually healed, I'D
her general health greatly improved. Ii eS
.ainly iaved her much suffering, and psrisu
her lie. regard Koskoo Is lsreeidc:fs Ill
scrofuloss disessess Your Koskoo Also srrsd
m, wife sfD!spspsla, from which ihs suffered
greatly. Shsii ioulin better hsalil, thar y.
be, btsnln ave years. With the higher. to.
CARDS an, gratsfslly, YOUR, ben
A.sH.. NILLA.,
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Ko,koo Gre, Chronic Rheun,oRI,r,.


Norfolk. Va, Sept. Z, 1853.
received so much benefit from your aWondsrfsl
koskoo thatl cannot refrain FROM s1prsesns
my gratituds. bad tried almost s'sfJssisg
without benefit. bcliave, In all sincerity 'na'
your Kosloo is an infalib!e remedy for the az.
cas-. from With he has suffered, and, 20 iaf y
! can learn. has never failed. II you eny
kneW the immense amount Of .uffstins 'hn a.
has undergone, thea you could conceive W.
value Of such aItmed! as Ko,kos that surrey
cures. The great amonnt Of good y i,htr ~
ing among as IL ines.inable. With nses
gratitudsf am. respectful yours, sox
Read the following fron Mr.. Wonblssa
promincn! hardware merchant Of ths
city: .,, No. f5,..,sl '.gA
"' No. 10 Market Square, Norfslt, VA
luz October ID, 1859.
Dr. Lanttnce-D.a S:f-ro the large nur,.
Der oftesiirnonials which yon offer Of The gfM
efficacy Of your ko.koo, take pleasure 10 az.
ding my own. suffered greatly With Ntfrsfn:
Debility, Headache, Loss ofAppstiie, 80 SH
Two bottles ofKoskoo restored mo 10 health: q
Yours, truly, J. G4W0hRLs:
From Rev. ". II. Christian, Pastor Din
widdie street Methodist Church, ,Porls.
mouth, Virginia,
Portsmouth, Va, osieb.r as, 1850
This il te certify that know Dr.. LaNrssG
we'll. lie Il A gentlemen Of cultivation, ana
worthy Of the fullest eonlidtaee. have yea
his Keskso With advantage 30 myself, shd hae
adopted its use In ny family IN cases otn'f'
roas debility and depression. .......,,r,,r4
From Dr.. Lloyd, a Pdy'ieian " Large
Practice 81
Gr.s. bridge, Va, ostsbers ., 1899. ;,
DIR. j ]. Lawrence, ". D., Dear Sill
ch.trfully sudotts Jour koskoo a being nos,
valuable preparation Upon exsr,inauon .!
the formula, i find each ingredient highly *
tolled by our best and most progressive cum.
ealiave,iiysiors. have teited iti en'eu "a
my own practice, and have no hesitaeen y
accommodating II. In MY opipion y u W. W
hest compound Gifts cla,s etsf put before .a'
pubic-iIeeedinr by far all the yat'ou COZ,
pounds Of saiss pafillai kt., ever invented. + =,
ID decided Nerve Tonic, and ihyireratnt! 1.
The animal forces, aiding digestion And.an,nI
!ation, and Thereby producing healthy niovt;ii
which should be the hsiis of tren!nsnt my, X.
chronic diseaies. Hoping ,ou viii raI ~
reward you d.ssrts from trs public q as'
factor, ] All sir, yourt truly. v n
Amer reading the sbot, high rseoem nnns,.
tisns, lnralidi cannot reasonably hsl'an"
give N. KOsKog a trial For addlticrii ~.
tinoniali, from Ply sieishs, IMMINENT lItiht.,
Editors, DtugGi,is, Merchants, 4e., see Ae'A''
Almi aae fsr this year. ..i,
Pri.e-Oas Dollar l'T PoYk.
20. talc By ,b, ptibtipsl psa;si,ia-ih The Inv
I'D Stse. aad 2rit.h Amnht.
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Q4alita' non Quanti,as. 80
DR. LAWRESCR'S si,''.- ~. 'N
u Highly Concentrated Find s.,r.e,,
M yi X OS X Q, o.,
THE GREAT II EALTH RrsTos,p
No quo.h medieine-to'7nala srosrS u.
'eEq boias. 'i-a1 }-'yis
a. Prepared ,alelysLy -
DIR. ]. J. LAWRENCE, so .ggr,
Organic Cheuia, Norfolk, W.
K o 8 X O OF
Striker at the root Of d's.a,s BY purifying d,
blood, restoring the liver and kdl.,s "
tea hssllhy sclion,r aud il. -
visors1ing the usr.
roub systsn. ,l..4.,V

Th;, i, til. ,.ers, Of It's great suscsa |. e.,, .
SCROFULA, Syphilis, DYSl
PERSIA, Lirrr Complaint, Chr,.;.
Rheuma'i.m, Neuralgia, Nrrou AZ
jsetiOn', Eruptions Of the Skin, H..
n,or,, Lo" Of NgOr, Diseass,J OH.
kidney, and Bladder, and all Di,....,
caaIed Jya ..,,,.,,,..
BID STATE OF TaiE IL B BIO,
era drceused condition. Of tho Liiys,
Hidneys, Nervous Systsm, s.e.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Elijah Perkins zgE .sa
W. -. 5s..--..
William II. Byrne. John In ehaneery
Urbach and others.


Urbach and others
Pursuant % nn order Of reference made In
the said cause by the circuit court Of
Bra1ton co unity, Oh the 9Th day OF June, 1869,
ordering ON. Of the commissioners Of said conrl
to ascertain and report the real estate owned
by the defendants, William H. Byrne and
John urbacL, tue liens against the same, wi tn
their respective priori,i.,, &c; Notice ishers-
by given to tn. defendant, John Urhach, who
Is nonresident Of the State Of West Virginia,
that on the .cth day Of May, 1870, between the
hous offs o'clock a. n. and 5o'cloek P. m.
at tie court house Of Bra1ton county, IVES!
Virginia, 7, as one Of the commissioners Of said
court will proceed TO. cxecutcthc said order Of
reference. And if,he ,ams cannot he compile
ted on that day at the place Aforesaid, The same
will be continued from day to day until COM
pletcd. ~,
G. F. TAYLOR, Cam'r Ch'y,
may o-4t Braxton County.
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Ks,ko. /. endorsed BY tl,e bs,llphy'i,i...
everywhere. Read the following from
Dr.. Till.ry. ,uccc,,ful practitioner
Of many years standing in ,hs.Sold
North State: RI
Rocky Mount. Edgeecmbe Go.
/ y " Seniarn bar 10 1850

Ds. ]. J. LAWRIycr-Dtar SRI
hs,s used your Concentrated Fluid sf1itsasf
Hoskoo in ny piaetics, with the hsrpia. u.
suits. | Esd il TO cs powerful LivsrlnviGos'
stsr, Blood Purifier, aud Nervous TOXIC. 10
all disease, ofthe Liver, scrofuloui, Syphilli tic
and Nervous Affections, IL 10 . r.ntd, Of in.
msnss value !; in fact, in almost every variety
Of Chronic Diseases liz use Is indicated. 10.
ping that you may meet with the success which
yo, deserve o . manufacturer ofreliahls httt-
einss, an Dir, with much respect, .. !.
Your obciieat servant.
,r1 !. c. TlLLBRr, D.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mrs. MARY f. yAESEY,
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street. Weston.

Mrs. varney would respectfully inform the
ladies Of Weston and vicinity that she hts Just
received and has now on hand niull and COM
plrlc assortment Of notions, ribbons, millinery
and straw goods, bonnet trimming and velvet
ribbons, bouLct silks, salins, and yclrels,
blondes, nets, grapes, iuches, flowers, feathers,
ornaments, straw bonuets and ladies hats
trimmed and untrimmcd-slaker hoods, sun
d.wus, &c, which Sue is offering at Baltimore
prices. - ,,,,.,xc
BONNET AND DRESS NAMING
will receive prompt attention mad 10 done IN
tue best style. nlOly
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HHso-Acngs. nervous as well 4. Others,
arise from q torpid sthte of the stomach,
lirtr and bowels. Never take any min.
erals or morphia for IL. They hurt NOR.
than thy do good. But take Rosen.
helms Stomach Bil,ep: tic Great IVES.
tern Remedy and you ,ss sure If, cur.
See Advertisement.
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Democratic State Convention

oSuSS' NV SSotV SOuVOUttOU
m The citizens Of West Virginia who ia.
,orjtls repeal Of all pro.sriptivo laws NOW
in force in this State and the enactment Of
such measures as will give the State char.
setter abroad and harmony and prosperity
sfhoms, are requested to meet in their
respective counties or townships, at IS
'arlya day as may BE- practicable, and
cheese delegates to State Convention to
/ 30 held in the town Of Charleston, IA.
n.wha county. on 70
"Wednesday, the sth day Of June, 1870,
10 nominate candidates for the Offices Of
Governor, Auditor, Treasurer. Secretary
Of State. Attorney General and Judge Of
tho Supreme Court Of Appeals. 8
Each county or delegat. district will
cas-! ten votes in !hi, Convention for every
representative in the Hsuso Of Delegates
to which such county or district may be
entitled. ssHl' ssi' y ~ z
+ The effeo. Of our pro,cripti,. system in
driving large numbers Of useful citizens
from West virginia. and in preventing
immigration from other States, renders
'hs speedy abolition Of tha. system nee.
sssary to the public good. This call is
therefore addressed to all liberal. minded
aen, whether Democratic, Conservative or
J Ilepublie,n, who desire to pron0t. the
welfare Of the State and viudicats the
rights Other si'iseni by ,pPropriat. lesi.-
49,. aEt-,. ~. SUI ~.
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In chsuccry.,

Tie sheet Of this suit Is to ob..in aecrs,
for the pay mtnt Of a bond ofes2 Is cests, dit.
ted 3rd October, 1859, executed BY the said
WIN. G. Pisrson in bis lifetime 10 the plain ifl's
testator, and 10 subject the real estate Of whc b
the said ". G. Pierson died sesed TO the pay
nsnt Of bis debts. And also 10 convene the
creditors ofths said MN. 9. fisrson, deceased,
and 10 assign to the widow Of said W. g.
Pisrson her dover in snia real estate.
And It appearing BY atsdnyit Fl led the de.
PENDANTS VIM. r.. Pisrson and Elizabeth Pier
ssu.rs rot residents Of this State, and they
not appearing tits ordered thstds .Ppcsr here
within one month after the first publication Of
,his order, and do what may be necessary 10
protect their interests Ia this suit. VI
~ Cspy-tests: g9g eF
G. A. JACKSON. Clerk.
Bennett 4 Bennett soils.
71s april 25.4t 500 ~ 70