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atousta, geo., Taras day eyekiivc, mat ssj, jss?.
lity become properly impressed
this suggestion, and we have
Jure. Let them disregard lie
the present distresses may be
ial, l;i comparison with these
vs as have no~ been presented,
is ol Augusta represented by
and Cashiers % t a meeting on
adopted the Wowing icsolu
it the several Banks in this city
r the present, the payment oi'
it during the suspension, the
ranches, will publish in the city
a statement oi" their condil icus
; the amount ol’their assets and
illy deposites, circrlalion, and
3 Hank.
t it is earnestly re omnicnded
:,lions in'our Stuto, which may
.specie payments, to make e,
it IdJilors in South Carolina
hereby requested to publish
dements lor the information of
it the Banks represented a! this
' pledge themselves to each oth
tnunily, to resume the payment
r the causes producing the pres-
hall ccaso to render the measure
nuui. pun,
war against
prison, and
nee ol gain-
Tar, nrr. at
/allow, Me-
Newfound
-1 all hands
r2O
|Bst;h;i;t— One o'clock-.— Shocks arc still
and Ohio Trust 'o.-o 1, Balti-
IHslUl. Delaware 4. Hudson 11, Farmers’
jHiruca It li 3}. Canton Co. 2, Long
Island RR 1! N.O. Gas nnd New Jersey R R 1,
and Boston w Providence R R \ per cent. Uni*
ted States leliSx per cent.
Sales were mode of Mechanics* Bank at 76,
Bank of Amcrca at 90, Kentucky Bank at 71,
American at 100, and Baden end Worcester R
R at S 6.
Serein.—American silver o per cent; da g, M
0 a 8’- ; Sovereigns SB, 25 ; 500 Napoleons were
cold this morning at f 1,10.
Uncbrbext Alonkv.—Eastern remains wlih
cut change; V.S.Bank notes 3per cent, dis
count. Arrongemeuts are new making which,
if successful will render the notes of all the banks
01 the state bankablo in this city.
A sale of; imOC United Stales D.nil;pc, : tnotes
was made at Philadelphia at I per cent a month..
S-tAit. Cn.\sf:r.~A;::c!- iho novel : -of tin
day, is an edvorliicineai, ol . ■ I- . ,ih. ago to
ton thousand dollars in ones, tv.oj and IHeos of
' » I ei, I'■1 '■ t V c ;.„ t
Th.. ir vie!'; ..ire asking a proniu.n e.f t.boed
percent upon lull.--; veluch it tsagainst (he lave of
t!ia slate id pa ,; yct e.i much emha're.c nr at is
jVll',-tt»r the v.-.iii t ofi mall vote , that a much larg
er sum the-: that adeertl id,coald be ti q-v t d »•!'
on the same term's,'
U...t ''v .•/V.'/’T V/. }rp. go.
err v new a.
Friday, P. M.— .a ..Imr-v hnv serrem 1 '.red to
the storm of vuspen-ion. The Winche.-.ter, (Va)
Banks hove been making’an attempt (o hold out,
but they have gone before this, without a doubt.
The Secrctaiy of (ho Treasury, according to
the Baltimore Patriot, i; liked to bo placed in n
curious dilemma, for, says that paper, “the Cash
ier of the F armors’ & Mechanics, Bank of George
town (which still continues to redeem, its notes
in specie) has made a formal demand on the
Government for a portion of the Public Depos
its—reminding the Secretary of the Treasury
of the provisions of the law, which requite, in tho
ease of a Depository of tho Government suspend
ing specie payments, that tile deposits shall bo
transferred to .some specie paying banks nearest to
that which had previously been used as a Gov
ernment Depository,”
Treasury Circular, which has made so much
trouble, is at length, in substance, repealed by the
new orders from the Treasury, as our readers will
see. If the Treasury drafts arts nut seasonably
paid they arc to bo received in payment, for public
lands. So, there is an en;Uo that humbug, after it
has bankrupUho country, when the repeal can do
good.
Saturday , P-M.
Tho Collector of the Customs announced to
Lis fellow citizens, on Wednesday, that ho should
take the responsibility of receiving city bank
notes. This course ho pursued but for a single
day. On the receipt of new instructions to grant
indulgeacies of 30, CO and CO days he required
uli bonds to bo paid in specie. The consequence
is now, that no bonds whatever oro paid; (hose
who can pay will not am! those who lint’ it in
convenient wilier the bonds to remain.
Tho position thvt t!iv Government has taken
in fact, affords no relief whatever. The mer
chants are able to mod thoir^cngngcinents,—ool
GO days credit is of no importance to lien’.,—they
arc willing to pay now, hut in the currency of tko
day. Wo trust no merchant will comply with
the unwarrantable,' conditions of tho Secretary
of the Treasury by paying specie.
A REMARKABLE STORY.
From a notice of lUusiralitms of human life,
a new work, by tha author of Tremaine and
Da Ycre, in the New Monthly Magazine for
April.
Irhull now advert,
told, wo presume
lowlcdge, and of
ry chances on
s suffered to do
iiqpurred to the
uen, vlicn in the
opular version of
vas warned by a
roe or four men
rieved; and who,
perished,through
■ct in forwa.ding
a’s being subse
etory was trite,
rativo romances
i to was ij.io most
rcr happened to
a told by himselfT
ing bin oliice as
nost miaccountu
hc imagined; he
dined ettrjy, and
Ins niinifToTcep’
ill his attempts to
sleep impossible, and, from eleven til! two in
tho morning, had never closed an eye. At
l;ngth weary of this struggle and as tho twi
light was hi caking, (it" was in summer) ho
determined to try ,t hat would be tho effect
of a walk in the park. There he saw noth
ing hut llio sleepy sentinels. Cut in his walk,
happening to pass tho Home Office several
limes, he thought of letting himself in with
Lis key, though without any particular object.
The book of entries of the day before still lay
, on Ure; tabic, and through sheer listlessncss
ho opau 'd it. The first thing that lie saw
up;, allot, .dm;— “ A reprieve lo be sent lo
>' orkfur the coiners ordered for execution .’ ’—
Tho execution had been appointed for the
next day.. It struck him that he had received
no return to !'; order to send tho reprieve.—
Ho searched tl i “mmutcc;” he could not find
it tljcro. In al rm, hoy t< I.i h« qf
tho ehoifcicr.';, who Lvod in downin''su.‘tint
knonkud him up,(it was tii n part throe,) and
f hod Inns it he kt ;w any thing of the reprieve
h-’ltJ,; sCl't. 11l 'ter .'lllli’in, the Clduf !;n';’k
‘foould not rcincinh ?r.” ‘‘You are soaieoly
avvako ” rniid Ei: Ev, ii; ‘kcoolb.'ot yourcclf: it
The chiuf etc. !: sritl tl.' i. ho now recollect.
cd he had-Out it to tho oh.;•!; of tin, Crown,
whoso ku;'’i!i;.:Miwv.i-j to i.,nvat ■.! it la York.
his rcceipfand certificate that it iii:oncl , ‘
“No!”
“Theu come with mo to his home ; we
must find him, it is go early,” it was now
four end the Clerk of the Crown lived in
Chancery ianc. There we jno hackney-coach
to bo seen ; and they almost ran. They
were just in time. The Clerk of the Crown
had a country-house, and meaning to have
a long holiday, he was at that moment step
ping into his gig lo go to Ids villa. Astonished
at the visit of the Uuder Secretary of Stale,
at-such an hour, he was still more so al his
business.
“ Heavenscried ho, “the reprieve is lock
cdupin my desk!” Is was brought. Sir
Evan sent to the Post-Office fur the truest
and fleetest express. The reprieve readi
ed York next morning, just at the moment
when the unhappy men tare ascending the
carl!
With Sir Evan Nepean, we fully agree in
regarding this little narrative as one of
the most extraordinary that we have ever
heard. Wo shall go further even than he ac
knowledged, and say, that, to us, it bears stri
king evidence of what w'u should conceive
a superior interposition. It is true, that no
ghost appears oris any prompting voice au
dible yet the the result depended upon so long
a succession of what seemed chances, and
cadi of those chances was at once so im
probable and so necessary, that we are almost
compelled to regard the whole as nrntUer of
an influence not to bo attributed to man, 11
thcfiratlinK of the chain might pass for acorn
raon occurrence,—as undoubtedly (its of wake
fullness will happen without any discoverable
, s d! what cou'd bo 13;a m the common course
■ of things than that a man thus wtikingshoidJ !
fukoit into his head lo go, up and take u i
walk in the park at two in the morning ! f
il he had I. iio others contented If nisei f with
taking r walkrrotu'd lu- ek-unbci, or enjoy
ing the cool air, at his window, net out i.i rhs
6UccireC;..g .no.its uf.f have •ou-red, nod
tho men must have beer, r.ienliccd, Ur if, j
whoa ho look this walk, ho had 1 eon content >
wi'h getting rid of the feverishness of the -
night, and returned to his bed, the fieri;, would j
have been 'molten (or wlmt was more net oft he '
nit i; al comer ol eveni-.y'.h n tint at two in the '
ißeic:;.g, tho hint*, should come into tins head
of any ;;i;m lo re to his effico, r.ud sit: f. own
in ihq lohiih v'. i" I-;".'-i.'mont-■■ n,.
pUfiuac of i’; .-in (. p.:-.-. u.-e, !.t>t s ; ni;.l;
r ■■ e m nut know'- Ig tv Li* to do with li'nircif? ,
Or if, witch he hat! let Limrd! into those col- \
. i'.ary .coni.:, the bank ( I 'chttic;-!'.r d net I tin
r o‘i-tkf: table ; (a id Uju v, c/. vre t 0 luive
! bc‘i‘l bmcmglhe chauvcr, r>, we cun -Caret ty
c.uppiice bc'.l-i of oid .isl i-n.in i.ii; to
I' jo t"'i" '!■ yI : ■it ihvr lida ■; tliO t a
viitit- r.;d uyew of j. tie < lice :) or, if the
ca y, iuswai! efcoi.ig nn't!,o lit 1 page tint
(.p u; i; o a :e\ ■■, kart Lecn. •; any 0',1.'.r, i".cn ,
.e.i 'rim a: .!;; have !a
. kiM li-.e .trouble ot turr.ifg the page ; or if ho :
and t lie chief clerk hud been live minutes la -.'
ter at. the Clerk of tho Crown’s house, ans
j instead of tiuding him althe moment of get
a ting into his carriage, had been compelled * <
. incur th<> de'-iy of bunging him back from the
country, all tho prucoauuig events wind ; have
s been useless. The people would have diet! at
c York, for even ns it was, not a moment to
.. spare ; they w-cre stopped on tho very verge
y, of execution.
a The remarkable feature of the' whole, is
- that (lie chain might have been snapped at
c every link, and that every link was cqnihy
o important. In the calculation of the probu
- bilily of any one of these occurrences, a n ;(!i
--cmatician would find tho chances very turd
h against it; but tlio calculation won’t! lie pfo
o digiously raised ugr.inst (he probatiliiy cf tlio
II waofo. If it bpaakctli wh tl a
y ground for this high interposition w ibc'dis-
; c covered in saving the liu". of afc , i- .i, :d
‘ 4 cal pills, who, as is frequent in a tv'.- <f
0 probably rolurnpd lo their wicked ( v:;;■ a;;
soon as they escaped, and off; pluvgv.l (I m
solves into deeper hiicjuiiy—the answer i hut
Jj it is not for uin our ignor.iuco.te i,;vl j ml*
tho value of a buinaa life, however crimmai
' in the even of Heaven. Hut there - wan
another interest concerned, ami c:io ofevkient
1 value
i. If those coiriera had been hung, Elr Ilvau
Nepean could scarcely have escaped 'ittrr
. iv.iir pojmlar wrath would Lave; llared out
aguin c t him from one end of tlio country to
, auotuci'; he would have been churged with
. their piurdcr. No man under «nch cironm
■ stanc .. could liave retained office a wo'."'. —
Wo hav i seen a circumstance of (lie sine
: nature, La*, ol a much slighter colour, drive it
late chief jniiica! officer of London from Lis
■ office lit a moment. No ja.nistoi c mid have,
ventured to r;croon liim;- -o(n'co in, England
would have been shut upon him for life, lie
weald probably have been driven to hide hir
: bond in nemo foreign country, ever ,
i angry parliamentary robub ', or i *yal .. i;h u;
■ disjileasnre, lutd act 'nek Hi; b.r-.rt be. ibv I
all who knot'tho cjl'scqucnl norvir.o, of El; 1
Evan Ncpt.au as bkicioli.ry tu 1"0 Aui n.al'.y,!
[ during tho k-ug period of our n.uai glcry u:
■ tho icvoluliem-.r/ war know that .> binnur e
hone t and intelligent man would have been
' lost to himself and his oounUy. Tho no in a!
neglect wan liitMJieu u Clcik'c, but L v^:11
have boon thrown back from the inferior on
the principal, according to tlio manner of
popular justice ; and, doubtless, if sA Evan
had made the inquiry the night before, which
lie made in his waking hour in the morning,
1 the reprieve would not have suffered the ha
| zanls ot delay. Tho inadvertence, Fight as
; it we . would have iiet.u hie ruin. Hero then
at lea st, lho“dignus vinciicc nodus, ’ I'm bul'li-
I cieiit reason, the want of which was pleaded
with such effect in tho crowd of popular nar
( ratives, was furnished.
1 ~Dxu~aordinaTy ,
• man was, sn Saturday found on tlio banks of
' the ocinc at Rot.cn. In one cf hie pcckots
; was found a paper on which the following
lines were written in a trembling hand:
r m "frBWUJ. I am almost thrice her
• age. It is loiig~tnric6 raiwX. f 0 1" the first
1 time ; she then smiled i.hc in
-1 ncconco of childhood, and her sweet IfftleT
■ hands played with my lair.
“trim io f.-i;,teon Eiie day—and I nm more
• liir.ii forty her hamh are more timid, or.d her
• angel ey-'.a arc aha Fr.! \P -n JJ, jt- U t, o „ |, or .
p Why ?
“I would almost wager itu child of sixteen 1
1 loves ir,o;fcr I have men Lcr 'wcojp, have seen
■ (he tears in hoi eyes wiion any danger has
threatenod me. ’ ,
“Audi!—But lam more than forty—and
she is scarcely sixteen—yesterday she was not
1 so.
“Is she not too young for me, or am I not
too old for her?
“R is better to terminate this business.
“* uev'.ioy my’seh; not bocimio i am more
Ran forty, but Imcom'-s Fit ', m-.-ra :;i..tcou.”
Tin; .■ ,‘ms net yet boon roccgnized.—
Peril. jKg-er.
‘ : .H /.I. 1: mi'", } - m .-.
\](t lT;j'i'A; I J Jij;; I'g.g (;{!]’];,CN'i*.
- • ‘ tho ( ''/onu la
< ' ScrJltivl.
f. i- - -rnp ■’> n ".d j (tli-U) ]SO a 200 I
P-‘d\i Ihipc, 10 wJ i J.S; j i!j aCO i
Jji.' il j litlVV j !li!P| \i*j r I,[) i
I; - I) a ] : l[\ ujy \ ! V.) a 1»50
it
miGui 11 h J’i!.( l‘ l/'.imly a 1 ‘Zb \
Purer, Coolu n 00 a. .. [Pw--. r, . ,i. Ct. 10 a I’ll
!•>«;> :r.:.p> 8a 10 (.
Cour.it , I >o a‘.l . t !';,! > U‘- j 0 a 0
Tallow K»«/ i - j o'• v* OiR-ffn;; On j|
r/u -.v, ( 11 aHi j Haviinff, white 11 als
Coffee,sr. Cu!}.i 12 als j 1)j brown It> a IVS j
.lava 11 alO Ls*t///, sis; a75 l
Common Kio JO aH l yellow 71 ai) j
('niton , 00 a 00 , tihot, *J u It)
Hour, Canal oJ3cz II j Ti Jly.soii 70 n 100
Unllimore* 7a 10 i Imperial 05 vJ 25
Corn, 87u a lOOj fiiHipowtlur 00 a 125
Jjnl, JO aII I 'rii'.luuc Fttdory, (
Hid, v, dr. .‘ -illcJ II \u TI Vitrii.s -I a I(i a Tie.
Paul, yd a 0 0/:nabur'?:i No 1 15!
Molasses, Oia 15 No. :i \\ \ I
frails, 71 u 8! 'hi'Pen !, No. I: 11 aTj i
Oils, .Sperm, 125 a 137 No. 2 810 n|| i
Linseed 125 aJ 57 No. 3 $7. . <i 8 i
Whale 55 aOS Wine.-, Malaga CO a75 t.
Pork, Mess none TciieriflTo 87! als t
Ti imo none Madeira 150 a 300 i
Ve./Ipcr, 0a 11 Claret, per gal., b'2so <i
Office, 9all I
Cotton.—Tiiusano <iui t an 1 cairn ivpoit ,Ttlio I,
HUito of the market for thia arlielo uhitli wo have
made for the last month we have to r* port iu t!ie
state for tlio last week There haa id.l been over »,
one hundred bak.i, Fold both from waruhounOF i :
and from waggons during the l-i-t week, and the f|
, prices given have been as for the last tnorr.ii vary- t
ing from 5 a 8 cento, as the e\tn.T/;cs.
(liiuc;:iui:s.—Above wj give the nominal quo- £
tutlons lor tho lending articled in this line ol trade ,|
: hut the prices are altogether nominal r.s busiiuva i.i
[ uncommonly dull anil tha imiio with flw C ountry
■ very light.
Stocks.-.Wo do not giva any quotations aa thi u
i liasnot bcou asdciiiad-.'to our kuow.'eJgs pJu-irg
• the last month.
i
r-v.-p r ■/—.<** Ihl* uni wa ■»! ■■■■ «il
CxniAKcr. — I Checks ‘at sight on Now York,
T,o; ion ar.d Philadelphia, can hr had from most ol
tur Tanks at 2 per cent, lor tlxir uv\ n bills, checks
onCherloaton 2 per cent premium.
Fri i ntTS—Continue dull at old rales.
m:w vskk si ank r t may 50
Ct ,7e«.—-Fnif demand rontiimrs, nnd prices ro
nain firm 'J'lictransneiiona durinq jmat threetlnys, ,
though including c; r i** panels for hciuo Ulc, l’a\c
Kvn pK net pally fur shipuum,«mufuc. ]SO holes
• /ol’.ji. ,i V u 12!. 100 Muiidap/J u 12: 300 (Upland,
i u il,;‘r;d u New Or] >ms, 81 aII cento, fmn
i: at; t:.l derin (hr week ofahqp? 1850 l :\les.
:• -Jaritsc HsjluSSiiycisfc.
■ . p-;n:i, Myv — —/ .r, ihiji f-'ll.ljntj, Turkor
. .. ■ :nil .! -ili N.ili [o \V I.a: U'Pi.
.-I . . V.Vu'i.p "ton, I timlc.a.'ip, 1 day:
■ . , Ivor.dr:. !, Ilanp-n; i-lcaialpoi.t ia.
; ■ / y .. ii , ttenmlTbnt Cnrfen-. Qtilidwin!
1 ; ' i.annni. Mrl':a., I'l Itprick. An
; wooV.i-.L-.U:.
7 . ii;■ .. p'-l-p" J;i. i I -.ir.-.I t't:: \p il!Fan.)
{>;;'•• sn, t.'l -tr Elviro, Itiii'i.a, St al.irya,
Mrr mi • '• Lq io, M. i days f;a
7.i .' ... . I !- Bii-j C'oidilin, x'hmvootl,
f . —: tjlz. t--r. xnuTzsuzxt: nxsMm .wsras
iiSi'lß.
Near (.'. lumbns, Mire., on the Mb of April
last, of scarlet favor, John; on the Soil, Eu;x
xou, mij on tho 3511 i, Shi ah J vm;, cl.ilJroa of
Mr. John Finn, formerly of this eily. Two of
these ehihlrcn were taken from their mates nt
rh '.il, iiul in the sliompaeo of twelve days,
foiiJ parents, were required I y e. mysterious prov
idence, to render three of their little ones to that
bourne from whence no traveller e’er telurn id.
A filMißEaisiuaui! Set*.
montliH after dale, api>lio.'dioa will ho
--- mado to Iho llonorahio tho Inferior Court of
Columbia county, Whon sitting fur ordinary purpo
ses, for h ave to ti ll a lot of Land contain!# -10
noru.s, uml known and dii tnigiii-hod na Lot No I!!,
3d District, Chord!county, Indongwig to iho rn
talu of Henry Wilkins, mid to ho hold lor
' , |
f I.' SUSANNAH WiLKINS, Adm’x
Fob 95 1837 49 J\v4m
•'A in <. g • ti o ,;a CJSs uo nsec Ie •.
y.iJRSOJiff iod'-btwl to tlio Aiuiustv CmtoNi
.! cio: pivvlotiH lo I'm pirst i t Jamim'y Lai, mo
e-.-.r .. ‘ I '/'is a.v. ; .1 i i-ake immedir.: payr. out, ua
it is lif-Lit U-Jn.bJ.v i • (tin ! 'l.-a...'!p'v;l're :Up eiipso
all tie if eld »'i ii'.’ i with tliql estidilsh’ ;pr.to-i early
a,; praeibahio, Vliey will take the ri I. ui'ter nllrncos
|.,y mail, whern tho Fostnicslvr’ii eorli.'ieoio oflho ro
oblniued, ei.J lunvorded u> theu in ei>-
Bgoffailuw; tu.il v.h. th- •me;• I i -h i- 0..n
--nbt Ip ' em-lipd in al. ':■■ ■■, tin e who have other
»‘e.i*hitls in lire ciQrNnt (he Climnlelo & SonlimJ
offieo.er a«v mb or coimnitdi.-l liun:«>,)by
r ; (ii.'ajml ■ me. I' malm u;» nil rvci
bniil-nn’o or nolo.", m>iy have lUO surj.ltu pine, din
their e.vifl lie n , end >i n-eeipl «*" '■ 0,1 the
cams idlest om I (tat oCtli'P Anf-iish' ( r.iniele.
ivr.-i o A. H. J’JiJif F.R'l'.')M, (pi‘
A n 6- \Y. !■'. I'CJL'IBIO’ON.
, nav ] _}wi£ lb(
VEGETAL! pE 'I’ONiG MIXTURE,
Or Pever s»-i.3 Airrio Oenqnerer.
I'or ht'i niffrnlor t\ ri:.-and A.-s
fiJIMI:' inestininltle Fkotivcoß has warrontod it-
J. self, liy rojj.rit'.'d Irii’iK, lu bea Iperior t.p any nr
lirle vet oflfciv.'i«> .he I'iiliiic; ii is inlallililr in Ik
tnits!itt:n.i «ml Fnvmi mel Aom:; fn reeonteases
il e the Cim.i.s nnd Fnvmi in twenty
f,li- in liiri i'll lemn ; being of a vcjtclablo eom
p;>»it;Mi, tin phjilio will i iqnelemd no injurious of
j i; del .ri . tr.iiip-v.t! ■; ii operates an ii mild
I i hi otric.iml imrginiv , nnd may lie given wilh groat
i rdvanti fi< in l'e entery, Bowel C’« mp’uinta, Depmv-
Oil 1 inliih ; <;/, .hmailiee, Night Sweat.’,and
unnyolher iiH'e, :i.'.is o! similar origin. For proof
oi t'ie ftiency of ii.is mixture try a hotllo. Tlio in
ve .tor, h: ii;,; auT-rn of I lie nmny miprineiplcil frauds
lb’ll ara daily pfaeticed on tho piihlie, has lakcu the
precaution tu prefix lun signature to the genuine.
!Tr rteu-nre of Imposters and Couutfinl hollies I
This mediciiio is put up in nemo half pint bottles,
with tho words “Green’s Tonic Mixture, or Fetor
■ind Aguu Conqueror, Now York,” blown on the
ides of tho bottles.
For solo hy
N. li. CLOUD, No. 232 Broad-street
march 30 7-1 Agent for Augusta.
5. iVi'iuammit School.
milli undersigned lias made for rs
.ll. tahjiuhing u permanent Hoarding School at
Towcllon, Hancock county, (ioorgia. T’he well
known healthiness of this village, its quid nnd kc
g I tided hiuiolion.and tlio unortoiilntiawi character of
ilHcifi'.ciis goiiprolly, make it everyway, « most oli
fhrn permanent Academy.
as well as in feeling, the nn-
A energies un
dar.sij.. dis
.•'HuJugly to the establishment of
nil roapeeta worthy of the liberal patronage ofJmT
fellow-cilizerjs—a palror.ago winch he soheito so liir
only a lie sholl he found to merit i».
i orlhfi HL.'oiunlodalion of Tupils from a distance,
end w "h a view lo the perrnaiicy of his school, Ins
~Ti' Il 'M 11 11~» i| 1 nln tho reception of hoarders.
The domestic nnnfrni*rai(il
(liiered hy Mrs. Tall, formerly oi Was'lungluTi, tr
mdy loiig experiencud nnd very favourably known
ati u hoiiHQ>!< coper.
• Ludd,a native of Virgini'i, and a lady of cm
lahb bed remilalian as on instrnclrcs.s, will givcles
s'ins in.all tlio ornamcnl.d branch, sos ferny I o edu
cation.
terms.
Per Quarter.
Tuition in the Ist Class, composed of begin
ners, sl (JO
do. 2nd CJa.sw, composed of such na
btady CJoography, Licdish (Grammar, Arilfi
ni'jlicjdic. 0 00
do. 3rd Class, composed of such
as study Iho ancient languages or tiu high
« r branches of JOngli .li edne ’.lien, fi 00
do. Drawing and Painting on paper
uutiii, and velvet, 8 00
do. Oil aid Miniature painting, 3
Jo sons per week, 10 00
do. Oriental painting and A/ozo
tinlo, 8 05
do. Wox-woil: taught perfectly, nnd
■i act of tnouldu furnished, 30 oq
do. ■ sl>»)fiy an 1 L’ilding, 5 00
». h . 0 .tl j Piano Forte, 12 50
do,
L >aid, Vv;«;hiny, 1 and fuel, fu-r montli, I'J 00
i'' 'i ■. t > ..Hi,. r !!■ •2d Mi hhlay In .fan
-1 a.-;.: i-.jd on L. .• .. ; .J Friday in
Ji ~.
t '■ '* l c..»!:ii.i 1. un'.ln-lib ufi.nday in .finic
o*’ 1 Iv. irl alii,; 'tii 'i'hui’.-day in No
vember.
Hoard ar.d tuition payolilo Hemi annually at the
close of oar h term,
ivFCI’CHL,
I’owe!ton, /k’.i.-oh 2\ } , 1837.
Tho CliiMnit In an»l •Sc-ntim I Augitota, and tho
Jiccoider, VillL'lgville, will each nuhlisli the u.';o\(;
Ivvie.e per month, lor three month.', nnd on< c j . j
month for three months thereafter,:;!!:] forward lia’ir
uceoufils. S. F.
march 27 2lni hiilannhu
& B r«Saj»Ksi‘<( ViHuu’i.
CURED BY EXTERNAL AFIM.ICATION.
Blklt A. ti. 11 (JLL’S t/TEIUi ABDOMINAL
d tfUPPOUTKU j • off red (tjthosenflln U I with
Vrtdjipuuu Uteri, and other diaea;>r -a dc j>cnding u)>on
r daxaiion of the aljdoniinal nn i !<'nt an in, im
mr nt in every way calculated l< r r dii I and penmt
nontrestoration to health. Wh; n tliis iristrurm-nt is
;. relidly an I properly filled lo the form of Clio pa
tient it invariably affords tho most inimediato iminu• !
nity from the distressing Pdraggihg and hearing
down” sensation.! which a-company nearly all ca- !
scs of Viscera! displacements of the abdomen, and '
i'M skilful app’it alien is always followed hy an < ar- '
ly tronl - I relic Ifitu th : lu r- 1
self. 7'ho Suj'portcr is <>f' simple construction and 1
ran be.'ij p’io l by tlio patient without furlhor aid.
Wiiiiinllio JoNf two yearn 7(10 of th. 1 Ft ro Alalorui- 1
na! ttupporlew have bt. n ani l td with i!»l most li ip
py reunion 1
'l’iir? very gnrnt buc« . s wliix litfds lublrnraont has i
nt t wanimts llic :» • riuja, that its examinaliorj hy
ili<* Piiyait iun will iuduco him to discard tho diy
guwlifig possary !mhfirto in use. it is gratifying lo i
htato, tiiat it has mi t the decided approbuiion of eve- 1
ry i. lends rof the .'/cdioul Faculty who has applied
it, cm welt an every j itiorit who Irs worn it.
The having bncri appointed agent for 1
tho sale of thotikhovo Instruments, nil orders address. |
cd to him will ho promptly attend;*;! to. 1
N 6. CLOUD, Vyhutosalo Druggist,
No. 232 Broud*it, Augusta, (»>. 1
'XrA supply of lluir« CVlobrated Tw« .os olwoyv i
pn hand. April 4 77 j
Rdicou [
f jplIK l*ronnetor of thin vnlna!)! ) Watering idsxce
d- Hitimteu four miles from Ailvmw, would rcvpui -
fully inform the public time hi* Hodpo will lo ready ‘j
so. the reception of visitors by the fust June, w bit h
from its connexion with his Tavern in Tow n, remind
tlio Helicon S!pring« tho moil desirable watering _
nine.* in the Slate—aflbrding visitors nnd hoarders
a 1 opportunity of alternation from one bunco to the
other when 1 heir inclination or interest prompts.
Fur tlio accommodation of ihrs-c who nn ■
Omnibus w ill puss daily hdtweon the two Hole!;-’.
JOHN JAGKRt'N k
April 2(5 Ctw 07
__ . rt
Ui-NliltAl. VHMSIMt'I lI .‘XU COt« 8
J.UU I'IUN AGENCY".
rilllTK midorcigncd, Inin editor tn.d proprietor of
il the !< i (Vo’./;.‘t/.’, having lliHcxleii..is
; incss of tint it taMu’inuT lu cl.«ac, nnd cm. ciocy y
from long eVperi-ia|;!»vv much nm-.h a facility ia *
nrcdiMl,at by t!u’iV< sh, ii dispoaed tocon; - i .1
with it n( ,■ ui A " r:i( 1/ fbnhu rolleotion of A. c. • j'
paper and o;liur / v!(. s in thiy and thu neighbor,-
iiij: Foiulu ra *Stat» r’/nul will lm\ ulmust contionai
jy to juv. •i’.’ihfm lilm.jell ifftuadd thchuaiui j s odev- *
ot! hosuftk'ient, Jli<*cgciu y will be made,h’/r A
on..—ii;; I while Id- lun : eunnccilofi whh the .
/’<< ;:ui; I ctH:.--i'(pr*ni Uaov.ledgoof its peculiar rr
qai.- '.iu fi.x uhd li.;iis nc-.a ;-ncli gn Agciicy, anj.j ,
hit cyti’usivc pci's'eud ac.;uaint.nica .with the hnah j
li ’.: id people c! the cjiiain , nfidrd (('ctilier faeih- “
lies to? life performance of its dunes, he trusts that J
i-taitable rmpiirics will kayo no doubt of his i ronipl 1
and fuilldul attention l<* them. .
-iday 3 wif 103 A. 11. FiLMJBU&TON.
Johu tS^scom^'C.
THIS C’elehi'a'td Uaccr will make
first Henson at tho lIAftIFTON
near Anguoln, C«o., under
the direction of 31 r. Fri kman W. t
\ $ f'Jf h Lacy, and be let to Mitres, the ennu- 1
f t*. —.- V "3?i:g Eeason, nt Ono Hundred D.dlurs I
the Henson, payable 251 h Dcoeinbcr ucal, \>iih Una t
Dollar lo the Qrooni; the season to commeru o tho
15th February, and end tho 15tlr July next, it is re*
qnr.sicd that portions sending inorca, willbcnd a nolo
for the reason nnd a pedigree of tho maio.
John Dascumbo never having cuverod, his power?
as a fbal-goltor arc, of course, unknown : uue.li mares
thcref hc, as do not prove in foal, shall have tho
benefit of another .season, froo of charge. Messrs.
Qlasoork &. l.ncy ore extensively provided with Lola
and SJables, for marcs that may hu soul to remain
with tho Ii r. n, and will ho kd ut fifty cents per
day. Iftack Bcrvnnto, sent w ith mares, fed gratis.—
■Fvery care and ailontion will b«> taken to guard
A'.iinut accident!! orcscnp6s, hut ni liability will he
iticuiTcd for either. A repon having gaineu oi renin
* ticn that John Biiscuudio would not cover, I take
’ this rncibod lo contradict it, bo fur as ho ha?i nut re
* fused.
FKDKv ftFF - John I’ascomhc is a light elitviml
fifteen and a hall bunds high,lino hone and muscle,
• l with v ry Aiipctlor limbfi nint action, fiix years old
' the'earning ;:pri; hn v:r.r. got hy the ccksliratod
Ik 0 Ben nd, ... hi ■ \vfl ol b> Paco] i.
' nwl ho by imported fuii/cn ; li is grand dam by i 111
■' ju«rP:'l : and : non 1 1:in great grand <lnm by \Vad<
1 Jr.impn.’iFs i\;rn/,< n, and lioliy jjujiottod J lininapt
hi (i:;ri hy iiarivell’M Traveller, his grand (lain C;.«
’ . ;illi. hy old fa’ammight nut of (-ali. ta, imported
J hy Col. Fird; /kinvr-H’w 'l'layclh r wu.m by Morton’e 1
Tinvcllcr, out pf Col. Bird’fj Basconihc’s ‘
great grand dnm f>y imported Figure, liisgroat
great prand dam unsold Fliniucrldn, who uni got
by imported Wddnir, out oft he imported Caihillarc.
J'uficoJilbc’s pcilbrmancn on the Turf'.'.roof no rr
eontd.iJo, nod conHeoupiuiy no well known, 1 deem
it unnecessary to t rouble the public with any i-cmmlei .
of min *, i;i relation to ilmm, eveept to Male that he •
has iicvt rla d a heat sinc eho Ims been in mv hai-als. *.
joiln immiddi. 1
Mnndi 10 57
ff.fii&il rot* Sale.'
Oj JXIE buliHcrilicroffi'if; (or saleiltofulluxvlng !,o(n,
.H siluutxi in (iio ililCurtmt imunlios of (his Kmic, I
on gooil (’Tina, Aiqilii'utiou emi ho iiihilk to him 1
■tl Iknvury, GniuiUbi.'i County. Deu. i
Land Luts in Giikhokeh.
No Dis. Geo.
(il 17 1
81) IU 3
293 U ■»
2(55 11 3
05 13 3
Goi.d Lots ,
10 15 8 ,
333 v I (5 \
1157 3 3
181 \ 2 3
470 3 4
8 1 3
83(5 1 -1
133 18 2
333 3 3
1196 2 4
1203 14 1
877 21 a
828 18 2
285 3 4
571 21 2
750 17 2
228 3 8
182 17 4
885 I 2
20 20 Early, ;
12 ik>
<lo
310 1
4 llq
im ' do
, | i Dooly.
2>j[) H
•. , r/ R. B. LOVLKSS.
March / 54 w g ln
Cilfftl.G fA, .hfftnwn ( 'outih/:
W/ll;:iH:A.S,JoJffi M. Alexander,administrator ‘
ol tho estate Win. W. Montgomery into of .•*
H’ii.l county, c|(icensocl,'iqi|ilic;! for li.tli t.s JluuuH u rv '
Iroin ),ni<! oiilnfe. “
TJmso nro lliorcforc to rile mid mlmoiiinli nil im,|
singular, iho kindroil ami creditors of sa.il docca icil 1
to ho ami ajipcnp'iit my ollico wilhm (ho (uuo pro
scrilicd hy law, to file (heir objections, if any (hey
have, (o shew eaiLio why said Idlers should not he
grunted.
Given under my hand, at office, in Louisville, E
(Ins Cth day ol March, 1837.
E. ItOTJIWEf./., G’l'k C, O. •'
March TO (jp,,, /-,q le
OEOItfiJA, Scrlvcn Coutiti/ E
WHEREAS, Jacoli Oliver, Ailminiatrntor on
Ihec..lalaol Jlai.v Aim 1 reeruau, dcce’ised
apjilic: (in' Ecller.: Disuii.reory (real xuii) Adiliiai:,- *
tr ui’ui.
1 Ir’ir,’ (li'.ieliuu lo <;i(e an I admcnr li all and 0
: iuguliir, il.e liiiidrvd ami cnnlilori ofsnel dec,u „ d B
I'i I;, i I a l'l ,: ir ui i'.y o/ih c< v i 111 i■ i ili,. |j|,„, pr., s;
seri.icil l.y I tu (if- (heir ohjcciious, (if ucy ijc ; ,
h'Hc.) 10. hew c. II"; Wlty : aid I her,. fc (iould lie’ ~
Erected. vi
liy older ol ilif Uc.uorehl. ilh lirai.., ; ~f ihp j,, Vl
(eriur Goiul ol'said i .im(v, tHa I tof March I'.p,
JO !lUA l iiiilt V, Cl. rE.
March 3 film 61
’J I- () ftIIIA , ./ijjt rsuit tbnrili/, p
I! EKE AW Ji t Ilnur nml lane Miller, !;
u ./ Allan .ish'elor and A.luuui„rratrix of 1ie,.,. ..
I.(.; id (!■.. C, )•, ,5/d(. r, d< r ie l, applit a /.ct* ,
(i . i I //.. 11; i;-.;a ii y on .cud i dale.
*1 hf f im; I her'.hire 0- (ate and admonish all and
■ ini'idar, In iauu'rcd an I creditor,; cf red,l d. c. v ..,|
to file their ohjcr ii-.us, if any they have, wilhiu (he
lime prescribed hy law iu my officii, l„ show cause
why said lolti or should not ho prsuled.
Given iiieli r my haml, at office, in l/mi„vi!lc, 31
I Ili. Ist day ol Mnv, 1837. B
Eli'EN IJO l'inVEU., Gl'k, r. o Hi
way 4 wfiifl nn Ji,
GJWIMIA, iu n <ouiil v . in
V V 11 1'.UI'.A S, 5V illi .in ((,; crugga, adni’lu.lra- jo
J » lor, njiplii h for I. trers oflli aiimory on the ol
’■lam ol Edward U 'himuqdiMUlud. th
1 he ;; me th’ r hue, 0, cite and admonish all and
singular Ilia l.iiidrcd and cr. diior.r ol said deceased
lo ho i.iel appear al iny oflico within thctjino pro- -
; creed hy law, lo til’ (heir ohjoelions, d any they
have, to els.w cause why said letters should uot'hf)
graalcd. H
< iv.il i-.m'ii rmy hand, at ollic. ,iu JaeksoiilJOro'. ■«
Ikia i .l day ol .May, 1 >37. r j,
JO.MIIJA )’!'.URV, ClorK. m
ei'ty t lint mi re
Ilurl.i ‘ £|
W HERMAN, Alc.vaud.. Ifi Kay, Admiuislrafor *
in light of his wile, mi iho cslalo ol’ rl/urtlm
Kpain, hlto of said county, de. ea rd, applies lor let
tors ol pixuiiseiou.
Tlkso are (lierclorc lo tile mid admonish all r.ud
singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
lo he and apjiear at lay office within iho lime pre. eri
hed hy law,to filutheir ohji elious, if any they have, ol
to shew cause whv s'tid letters should not he (>raule.i’ 1"
Given uuder mv (mud, nr office, in Waynesboro’ l>
this J7th day ol March, 1837,
T. II BLOUNT, r,. c c .
Mane!) 23
months alter da;.', applicn'lon will bo
B- made lo tho Honorable, ilu Inf. rior Court 01
driven i-onnly, when silting for ordinary purpose*
so 1 nvr to sail all (helical J&tnio ol'Cc rgo I). It.
I’i.tioraoi’, lute of Dooly countv,deceased.
JOHN it. WADE,Adm'r.
may 1 104
AaUiib»! itrator T s Notice."
B pbK• K ni >nths afterdate application will bomade
■«- to ll :• IlnTUiruhlo ike Inferior Court of Jrtfer
-n»i county, when / in int? f>r Ordinary pnrpos>'N, fur
ni Iho I'ilm .*.* .*••/ »>*» Albn, de<c unod, in fluid county,
prT**-»iniv»ir unr , ndy tfiiiVg binds of .lames
Sionr and other?
r.VVV.VX, Ailm’r.
3aV.hMJ 67
/' ; . VbltcrT
It i.. .i ! i).i r d ilo will bo
■i. i’. n<U j '»‘*. Honor iV Interior Court of
i: r«ou county, w urn (up ofcßimry purpose?,
l-»r I - I'd li»r « t I mtd in AjinHfig county,
coJdounn« 4‘W. noj * 4 h. lon ;..;n£ to the h Into of Har
py <to£ury,
[ \ i TV. OiI CGORV, .idm*r
' 5 iuu 60 |
.AviJiißiiM u *m Notice,
9 umnil n! i r if.iio applirritruji will hq m -,.
**• nn-iv' t tho h<• i• • • ?;»* ! • Ini-.iiior C«»urt ot Hurko
county, ns it * ’ourr cl * iorloavo to sell lour
hundred iu-I'ts of burl in mud county; bnloriginp to
tlmrututool Jqhutlmn Johiio,Adjoining Hinds of Dr,
11.11. Jiilbr, Aztintth lJiilu>,nnd othors
Jili.l’K JOHNS, AdmV.
nprii 21 yy
•'Stfminiulrntor'a ,
m ntha uftor dour application will bo
-«• mndo tolho hmiorahlp I nib rior Court of Julfcr
mui county, Billing as a Court of Ordinary, for leave
to soil tho real estate id Solurrum I'hillipa deceased,
for tho purpofo of tUvffciofi unionist t.;o heir* of
nnid deceased,
nprii Chit It A Sill.f: V PfHUdPS, AdmV.
JSiimiiiistrasjtr’H rTotice,
rribuths after date, application will bo
fb njado to the honorable Inferior Court of Jeffer
son county, w hon flitting for ordinary purposes for
leave to null tho real estate of * s, ’tophcn Colter, deecna
cd, lor the benefit of tho cn ditorn of mo id deceased,
ISIILI I ■ ; M!‘.\ .lilm’r.
jßrtminiviraSorh JV^eJeeT*
i7*Ol ; lv month's after duly, apjdjcalion will ho
ft- maclulu (iit* Honorable ike Inlniur Court cl’Co
inmbiu con illy, when sitting lur ordinary purposes,
lor leave lor. Ilu Negro Woman slave, linirieu Sa
r.di, I bashaw being a part o.tthcoslaloorjlra. Doro
thy <l. Jonof), ilcc. red, aiel to ho Roll! lor tho Irene.Ct
ofehc hoirs and orodilors of said (i'^cm'cd.
cmVAKD W. JOiNiiS, Adm'r.
aprii 10,1337 liulm W
y&ciiMjnlnls , . , ..!«p J s Police.
monthanllm dnloapjrlicnli rn will bo made
K. to (ho Honorable lire Inferior Court of Colum
bia county, while silling (or ordinary purposes, lor.
h nvo to troll it iract of hand adjoining Hondo and
/uebry, in said county, and u negro boy named,
Daniel, br longing to lire cslfalc of CoorgoA. Tindall,'
deceased, hue of nn'd eoiinty; (or lire nonefit of tho
heirs and creditors of said deceased.
A. L Z." :lIliY, Adm'r.
March 11 dim 68
•■iftminiHratur’s •Votiee.
rnonllis after date, application will bo rondo
a to the Cinirt of Unllnnry of linrlio county, for
jeavo in sell 71 a tin iil Land In said eiiwtily belong
ing In Julia Ann Cub in in, (Minor) adjoining lands of
John I,ndge, and Dllinrs,
nprii 10 H 3 Mlld.V COJ,KAZAN,Guardian.
iVbtlco.
montliHuftofunte, I will inako|opplicotion
*0 iu tin llontiroablo the lufonur of Colum
bia county, whenmtting u« n court ordinary, tor.
leave to soil l.oi nunitar Twenty Vp. t 26,) in the
Hucorul Diotricl ot J.ii'ent i ty, ns il\iv. üby Win.
.1/, tiftpuy nml Atm I tlwunltt (iu ilow.)
lil.N UV W AlAl.mitlAE.Gu d’n.
5 util ■' i V
jEx«M‘«tor J M I¥offer.
STiOUU rnoi.lhs uftor dateQppliiminn \vjli boimulo
to tho < 'oiirl of Ordinary (»!’ Iltirl.o county, for
leave to well Lot in tho 17tli Dwl. ofihairy,
c ounty, ilrnw n by llciiumin 1 hilips, n« n purl of Iho
re cl r btCite? of Aichilntl I Hell, dmuKrd, s,.
i:mas
Ex r of Archibald I) 11.
march 20 'J.'i
AdiniitiNU'.'fior’s ,
inoiillioidlerilitlo.application will be made
In the 1 Iniioiiililo lnli rior <'mill of Jellsrsoij
county, silling lor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
ibe real eslnie of lire lain Anthony W. Walker, do
(leased, for il e purpose ol'divisimi Ac.
AlU'Ul.Tl WALK Kit, Adm'r.
inny 1 Jim )U1
E\«'<'CsJ<ir’H notice.
I NOII rnonllis nl'ur dale nppliritlion will bn
1 niadu tn ibe bonornlde, the Inferior Court of
/.ineobi county, whilo silling lor ordinary jnirposos,
tor leave to soil tho real esiuio of Item Uurnsan,
deceased. UKAI ItKA/A'AN, KKcet'r.
may 1 mini h 1 !
A<!nssS«EKtß'.*«toi ,J 8 i\«ticc. .
U? (MJ ]{ months after dulo application v\ ill bo mndo
B. to tho f'em lof Ordinary of Uichmond County,
furlunvo to kc*ll ail tho real cnlutu ol Jurvia Bullard,
Into of imid county, dccctißod.
fANDREW J. AUI.LEK, AdmV.
ulicc.
be made
3,' 1,1 H «■■■■ i ■ .iTd ’■Prt}* i
■ to the Honorable the inluiior ( nnrl
son tioimiy, when silling an a Court of Ordinary,
lor leave to sell ibnie bundled nevealnqrij or le ton ol
null ami Inekory Land, in ibn courtly of Wash tug
hm, liolonging hi .1. M. \v., It, i, .A, n. nn j \ V . It
I cl Is, Honors, I >r their benr/ir.
nr i,• iu.,, JOHfil I’KKL, Guardian.
March I), 1837 gy
JExcciUoc’s no!lee.
(j 1 1 it rttonibs after date, appliealiim will be mode
u - L’ lll <> Honorable tfte Inlerior Court of Huiko
■onnly, vvlii-n silting na a Court of Ordinary, for
nave to is II a Lot of Land, No. 133, HUb distriot,
s rly (‘onnly, belonging to tho eslale of Jonathan
Lewis, lulo of i aid eeimfy, deeeasod.
ar . , HKNHV LEWIS, Kree’r.
Mfeh I, JBB4 Jim
Elxccmlsjip’h Notice.
JT ,0,1 1 H months after dale, application will be
• luado to the Honorable the Interior Court, of
'■l riven i onnly, wle it siliion for ordinary puritos
’ • I'" I ; 'v< to hi II IVi Ah run ill Pino Land, in said
■mnly, e.| joinin'; land vof Jam. , U. Goldwirc, Cran
. iil bevill, iin'l olbers, I. ■I .neji/g (o tbo eslale of
William L. Do lim a. till.
1d... MtCALL, niori't. '•
M-.ieb «.l, 1..3/ 68 Jim
A j ' i, if. a jit I »t fl. j*;i 5oa 4 IVoI lee •
pc ()l ,! maaiba after dato application will bo
*' 1,1 ■ l : 1 ,bi i he j?:icjii # i' Coiiit oi BurKc County,
vhciji Miinu' itr ordinary purp ,hch, ior leave to ucii
he M-roe ; (■> Chatluu Cavenah, late of
aid county, det tajed
M* WIGGINS, Adair.
Waynesboro, Pel, 33. 1337 48
«-'/■(*aaj9s*<g£jfiaa ? « Notice.
S(' U1 , l{ ""'hill- lifter dole, application will bo
- maun to tho llouunddo the lulbrior Court ot
irivin eonnly, when silling fororomarv pnriiose«, :
or leave lo sell COD Acres of Land, more or less, in
.id eoiiniy, one third of which is Oak and Hickory,’
nil Ibn d Siva lop, and ilia balance Pino I.ami; ad,
'lining Imidgol James IJovillo, William IMack, ami
‘l.crs; belonging io Noeey Ann Bevill and bet
luce eluldron, tv illlurn, I’obert, and Cajlroy lievtU
1101!KIt P UK VILL, Guardian.
M ireli ft 88 4tm
idniinibiratorn Notice.
PpOUll month' after dale, npjiliemion will be
h made in ibe (ioiiomblo tho Justices of ibe Infe
ior Court ot liiirkn County, vvlibii sitting li»r ordi
lary purposes, liir leave to sell a lot of Wad inChc
'okee, eoiiluifiing 10 acres, known ns lot Np. 678
list District, •-’ml Section, us part oi lbe real estate oi
ri.omaa .Mallo y, lulo of Ibirkr. r-oinitv, do ceased
■ JOHN U IIOUINSON, Adm’r
Neb. ‘.7, 1337 4tin 4‘J
85 scciiforN Notice.
WILL bo sold on 1 fio’ny the (3th day of May
noxl, at the residence ol John Magrudor, latu
A Buritu eounly, deecOSod, a part ol the perishable
iropt riy of said deceased. Terms made known on
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