The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 14, 1871, Image 4
ORANGES LIM NEWS
J. FELDER MYERS?Editor,
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SATUBBAY, JAN. U, 18?.
&AW OF If E W8P A PE118.
1. Any person who takta a paper regular'^
tt+m tho vast office? whether directed to bia
MM W another?or whether ha has sub
er not, ia responsible forth*yay.
>r discc
If a perron orders bis paper discon
arrearges, or tb*
> send it until pay
and'collect tb* whole amount,
it trtaken from the efiee or not.
jr* subscriber order* his papor to bo
aUpasd at a cortaintime, and the publisher
istfllTl ill ??send It, lira subscriber is bound
far it, if bo takes ii out of the post
- tkm' Courts have decided that refusing
i newspapers and periodicals fron tho
?or removing and leaving them
or is/laws fide evidence of lutea*
?? r
fe dislike to become tiresome to our
feeders- On the contrary, it U our des:re
them at all times with such
[en is most likely to attract and in
HR their mind*. But Ire bag their in -
far eur alludiag to the Free
on Schools ef this County again.
%%<rft af issue of then, are not being con"
a pro per manner. The discipline
iu many of them is decidedly
TafrttiiS and non-progressive. Now we
?
and every teaehei of the Free
of this County to remember thai
?re public serrants, tad that any
or shirking ai duty an thtirpart,
?111 ne erltiebed by this paper. The
Schaot Commissioner ia doing the beat
|^an*, if the Trustees and teachers
will do likewise, much good will eooa
from oar public instntions of
and education.
Wo demand in the name af the peo
ple Jhat the 8 :hooI Trustees and tcach
art do perform their whole duty ! Some
^af.wa are going to _ tako it upon our
ail^roa t.o *lip around to-some of these
Staoei-lyoaaaa, and if appearances are
Agaiwst- llhe Toacbors, we shall come back
aj^^ewjee. .'Better then'1 be patting
to right* WO aro ia earnest. Oar
.arc iongiag for an education,
ad they must have k.
v ? I ?
Our Women.?In describing the
of the ladies of the differ
awlaitMa of the Union in the Galaxy,
4?nius Heart Browne fays of the
Cfoeetoe girls; '.
rfyth?rlastou ia sadly altered from what
it Waal mmmitj urttio lair women who
laws and tone to it* exclusive ego
sociaty are no longer there. The
Palmetto City, as it once delighted to
Style itself, had much of what is ascrib
ed te:tk,e old school of forma, customs
afd manners, and its representative wo
nan still has faith in and keeps them
tm, The fair Charlestonians hare mo
bile, animated, and attractive, rather
than regularly handsome faces, and tend
to brown ayes and brown hair. Their
aeseaare slender, with thin, sensitive
nostrils, and their mou hs often seem a
little drawn, as if from two much sup
pression. This is something singular,
tboy are, an a class, Impulsive, and
mercurial, perhaps from the fact
Who lay chum to birth and blood
?--and there are few who do not?be
lieve themselves deseended from Hu
guenot families. This French extrac
ting m as famous in Charleston as May
flower origin is in Boston, and is not un
frequentty, 1 suspect, just as proble
Problematical the devil! How is it so
Mr. Junious Henri Browne, when every
owe of' them ran trace their ancestry
right hack to the beginning of the
"Hugaernot families?"
Problematical indeed 1 Why the very
thought ia shocking. Mr. Browne ought
to take another trip South. For instance,
he ought to visit some of our country
villages. 'Twill never do for such a
critical observer as this Junius Henri
Browne to miss seeing the Huguenots
in the country. Send lum this side Mr.
Galaxy.
; ' I -
t': y^i-an
Jf?g??Inc8, Ac,
Among the most attractive of ell pa
pets that aro upon our table is the At
dime Pre*- The object of it is to iur
nish a medium whioh shall be a lit ex
ponent of progress, and af the bcaatifa]
in PniSTlxo aid the kindred arts. Tho
latest and most Improved machinery, and
the very highest order of mechanical ana
arttstUr talant is promised to be taxed to
?V* utmost to produce a sheet?as near
ly ae possible?porftet in typography
aal iHnatBation. Ith literary, original
aod selected matter, is nbeXeepdsoaaWe.
Let every lady and gentle "an subscribe
fnr ?bl? splendid paper. The illustra
tion* are worth the tr.oney, 12,50 p?
year. Address James Sulton & Oo.
23 Liberty St. New "fork.
7?? Ol-iv GuAM^?The Dcoessber
number of this Monthly is Hied with
choice reading matter. English & Co.,
Publishers, New York. Priee only $8t
00 a year.
American Stock Journal.?The
December number comes to us with a
new and handsomely engrared cover, and
an attractive table of contents, varied to
suit the tastes of almost every Fanner,
Stock Breeder Dairyman, Poultry Kee
per, &.. while the splendid Premiums
offered make it an inducement to all to
work for it. Specimen copies, show
bills, ' &c., sent free. Address N. P.
Boy er & Ca, Publishers, Parkesborg,
Chester County, Pa..
. Peterson's Ladies' Magazine is alrea
dy out for February.: It is a superb
number. We advise our lady readers to
subscribe for it at onec. Price $2 a
year. Herald and Peterson $4,50.
Tuk Rural Carolinian.?This
sterling and valuable agricultural jour
nal for January is promptly up to time.
In ill respects it is equal to any ot its
predecessors, and iu the qaanity and
quality ot its articles, we regard it su
perior. It was awarded at the late Co
lumbia Fair a premium as being tun
beat Southorn agricultural journal. Iu
its get-up, it is superior to any agricul
tural journal in the United States, whilo
the ralne and. quality of its contents are
inferior to none. It is the interest cs
well as the dutyjjof every Southern man,
whether ho be a planter or not, ro sub
scribe to it, as there is interesting mat
ter in it for all classes of readers, and
such a publication should be supported
by all vrho foci any interest in the suc
cess of Southorn men and Southern en
terprise.
It is publiahed by Walker, Evans &
Cogswell, Charleston, S. C, at the very
low price of 83,00 per annum.
Die Modenwelt.?This splendid il
lustrated magazine far fashions aad fan
cy work, is on eur table. It is equal, if
not superior, to any of the previous num
bers. It is published oo tho 1st and
15th of each mouth at Berlin, end is
issued in this country by S. T. Taylor,
importer of ladies fashions, 361 Canal
St., New York. As Berlin, since Paris
has been shut ouf from the world, in *h?
suiii or tne fashions, all those who desire
to see the latest changes in the style and
improvement'of ladies apparrel, would
do well to subscribe to it.
Subscription arioe $3 00 a year.
The xix Ckntlry.?This Maga
xiue, published in Charleston, has boen
purchased by Messrs. J. G. Livingston
& Co.. and will hereafter be edited by
the principal of the film.
Notice to Creditors.?All Per
sons having Demand? against the Es
tate of N. F. Ilerlong, deceased, will hand
the.ii to the undersigned properly attested,
on or before the 15th day of February, 187),
or payment will be debarred.
J. M. HERLONG,
jan 14?td Administrator.
For Sale Cheap!
?? THE HOUSE and LOT now OCCU
ltl; pied l>v the Subscriber as a DWtL
l?L I NO. The House contains FOUR
comfortable ROOMS and THREE FIRE
PLACES, with Kitchen attached, and Ser
vant's Room separated from the main Build
ing, with a aplended WELL of WATER con
venient to the House ; all of which is NEW
and in GOOD REPAIR.
The property can be treated for at private
aale until aalesday in February next, and if
not sold before-, will then be sold to tu? high
est bidder. Apply to
jan 14?td W. T. LIGHTFOOT.
ESTATE SALE.
ORANGEBUUO COUNTY.
Is Prodatb Court.
By virtue of an order from the Judge of
Probate, I will sail for eash, at Orangeburg
Court House, on Salcday in February next,
at public auetlon, the Cheaos in Aetion of the
abovo named Eatato.
DONALD It. BARTON,
jan 14?td Administrator.
?inal7notice7
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
the 14th day February, iriTi, i will nie
my Final Account aa Administrator of the
Estate of Elisabeth Rlokenbaker, deceased,
in the Probate Court of this County, and
will ask for a Final Discharge.
DONALD R. BARTON,
Administrator Estate of
Elizabeth Riokenbxker, deceased,
jan 14 4t
?-.Si. ??-?
TAAIll NOTICE.?ABI Persons
JP who having heretofore left Gun* and
Pistols with ate to be Repaired are hereby
notified to call en Mr. n Rigga, my Agent,
and^get them or they will be said at Public
Auction en ?alesday in Yternary aast, to
pay for Repairs,
jan 7?4t JOSEPH STRAUS.
JPJBOfi^E ?fllCj^
ORANGEDUPO, 8. C,
Par. 18th, 1870.
f Natts* is hereby given that all EXECU
TORY aad ADMINISTRATOR?, are re
quired to maUs their ANNUAL RETURNS
in ab? Menth of January, 1871. GUAR
DIANS and TRUSTEES Is the Month of
February, 1871.
RULES will be issued against all DE
FAULTERS. . TWA D. C. ANDREWS,
dec 17?tf Jndr* af Probate.
WANTED?A TEACHER.?
A YOUNG MAN oompeten* to TEACH
the Rudiments of ?>n English Education, is
wanted to IV?eh n Scheel !s this Ccanty.
For terms, &o., apply to
A M- 8NELL,
Orla
8EABROOK, browning a MEYERS.
Jan 14?it Attorney*?t Law.
noticeT
orrics op couktv treasurer,
OaAKoxaeaa Cottar*,
Ornngcburg, S. C. Jan. 10, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that t will he at
the following PLACES'for the COLLECTION
of STATE atfoT COUNTY TAXES for ths
yenr 1870,
State Tax 0 Mill*.
County Tax S Mill*, ? ^
At OBANOEBURG from 1st February to
10th inclusive.
At LEWJSVILLE from 12th February to
16th inclusive.
At FORT MOTTE from 10th February to
I 22d, inclusive.
I At BRANCH V1LLK from 2Gth February
I to 28th, inclusi ve.
I At J. IIAMP FELDER'S from 1st March
to 2d, inclusive.
At CLUB HOUSE from March 5th to 8ih
Inelusive
Other Appointments will bo made hereaf
ter. T. K. SA8PORTAS,
tan 14?tf County Treasurer.
$95,0001--$95,0001
IN PREMIUMS
Given Air ay Co Shareholders.
FORTUNES! HOURS! HEALTH! ?
HAPPINESS t
Plantations, Farms,
HovaavRAns, villa sites.
ONLY 48 IIOUDS FROM NEW YORK,
At AI KEN, S. C.
SEE WHAT $?5 WILL DO!
TRY TUP PLAN.
You are rare of a Prkmum in aovasce.
Real estate property is valuable property.
If yon do not wish it for a residence hold it
as an investment.
95 THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PRIZES!
To be distributed among the Shareholders.
Shares, Five Dollars Eaeh.
Certificates sent, together with one pf the
following superb works of art, immediately
on receipt of the money, carefully, packed in
tuboa, and sent by mail, prepaid :
"Tu* Mab*iaq* or Pocahoxtas"?On
heavy plate paper, 80x42 inches.
"A? AsaaiCAM A?titmk"?Printed in oil,
with 21 colors, tints, &c, on plate paper,
25x84 inches.
"Tna Dav we Cf.leb* ate"?On henry
plate paper, stxe 28x88. This is an entirely
new work.
"The Landing or CoLunnra"?On heavy
plate paper, aixc 28x88. A new and splen
did Hiat rical work.
Terras to Agent* and Clubs furnisbod.
Remittance for Sharca should be made
with P. O. Money Order or Currency, in
registered tetter. Address,
J. C. DERBY. Ccn'l Manager.
Southern Office, Augusta, Gn.,
Corner Jackson & Reynolds Streecta.
tiij: aiiAtro I'KIZES,
amocxtixo to
$05.000
in value, will be awarded to Shareholders in
January Next.
This property ia ?f great value, either for
residence or to hoM as-an investment, and is
now in great demand by Northern people.
95,000 DOLLARS 1
\at Pr?e?Twenty-five Thouaand Dollar*.
'2d Prize?Ten Thotuand DMnra.
Zd Prize?Six Thoutand Dollars;.
4th l*rize?Thirty-five Hundred Dollars,
bth Prise?Three Thouaand Dollare.
6th Prize?Twenty Hundred' Dollar*.
7th Prize?Fifteen Hundred Dollarn.
And Eighty-aeven nether Grand Prize*,
Aggregate value of which is
95 THOUSAND DOLLARS!
A Strong Endorseutnet from a
Reliable Sonree.
[From the Daily Chronirte and Sentinel, Au
gusta, On., Nov. 21.3
We desire to direct special attention to the
fact that every purchaser of 0 ticket pro
cures a splendid engraving or a henutiful
ehromo, fully worth the price paid for the
ticket.
IPs have examined tktte pictures and find
them really beautiful and valuable ivorke of nrt
The large ateel engravings, "The Marringe
of Pochehontas" nud -'The Landing of Co
lumbus," and a beautiful ehromo, "An
American Autumn," will bo beautiful and
attractive ornaments for any gentleman's
parlor.
This if decidedly the moat raluotde and at
tractive property in the South, and comprises
?bont 700 acres of desirable lauds in and
near the village of Aiken, and ia divided into
04 lots, villa sites and farms. The distribu
tion of this property will be made aa fol
lows :
Special attention ia called to the following
?"""? = ?
1. That each purchaser of a tieket has not
only a chance at ono of the valuable prises,
but will reoeive a splendid steel engraving
fully worth the eost of the ticket.
2. That tbo distribution is to take place
under i'uc direction and control of disinteres
ted and impartial gentlemen, of well known
position and integrity.
8. The demand for lands in nnd around
Aiken ia auch that any one drawing a prize
will find no difficulty in advantageously dis
posing of ibo property, should he not wish
to sattle on it permanently. The titles to
the property are indisputable.
This ia no bogus concern. Mr. J. C.
Daaar, the General Manager, ia well nnd
favorably known throughout the United
Stateaaa an experioneed and successful book
publisher in New York. For more than two
years he has been a resident of Aikea, and
for the past t welve months baa been at the
head of a large publishing house in this city.
We have known him long and well, and feel
no heaitath n iu saying that he would not
be eonncoted with any enterprise which waa
not entirely meritorious, and we are quite
confident that all who purchase ticket* in
thia great land aale will be fully compensa
ted for the amount inv ated.
The drawing will be so arranged as to
secure the utmost fairncas in the distribu
tion of the prizes, and each ticket holder may
rest assured that hil interests will be fully
and fearfully protect ml.
Mr J. W. M?SLEY, of Orsngeburg, S. C,
will receive Order? for Share*.
, Jas tf
WA NT? !K?A ^oowaf ~ Man
wishes to make Orangeburg bia homo
would like to get Employment in some Store,
or erbet work that wUVsoppert him. Salary
aot so much as steady employment. Apply
st 1'HIS OFFICE,
jnn 7 if
mm
Eighteen Years of Practical Success.
% INTBODDCBD IN ISM, PATENTED Dec. ?0, 185?.
l?DEST SUPEljFHO&PHATR MANUFACTURED IN THIS COUNTRY.
M A P E S'
Kitrogonized Superphosphate of Lime
COMPOSED OF
Bones, Pliorpliatic Guano, Concentrated Ammoiiical Ani
mal Matter and Sulphuric Acid.
No Suit, Platter, Suit Cuke, Nire Cuke, NOR ANV ADULTERANT of any
.Kind Used.
Tho Aiumonical Animal Matter in Ma pea' Nitrngenizcd Suphosphatc of ]
Lime,.consists of, the flesh (conaining 10 per cent. Ammonia) and the blood (con
taining 15 per cent, of Aiuuinnin.) of Reeves, Horses, Fish und other Animal* af
ter expression of the fat nud oil by steam.
'<?>'?'???.
Price?$00 Caftli?$03 on Tlute with Interest.
Sen \ for a Pamphlet.
KINSMAN & HOWELL,
GENERAL AGENTS, 128 East Bay Charlcnon, S. C.
0 3m
jan ?%
JJULWMmE
wmmmfwm
STANDARD GUARANTEED
mB ms*
MANUFACTURED BY
WALTQN5WHAN8S&
WILM.NGTON.DEL
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FOR SALE BY
FACTORS'
>/L*a*. r#\uivj^
^t?SION MERC
STA, Gl
LES
WH ANN'S
RAW BONE
8UPERPH0SPAATE.
The Great Fertilizer for Cotton and
all Crops, ?
The unparalleled success of this (MEAT FERTILIZER on ALL CROPS, proTes it to
be the REST und CHEAPEST MANURE nour offered in thu Market.
It has been used l>v many of thu most Emilien; Planters in tlic South, und
In every single instance it has given Entirs Satisfaction.
Oh (' TTON its effects have born particularly mirked, It is no rare thlnjr for
W1IAN.VS PHOSPHATE to Increase the yield from ONE HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED
PER CENT., or even more!
Mr. CEO. C. DINON, an eminent planter of Cameron. Ga , in a Letter to the Ranner
.% Planter, say* that in an cxpcriinunl with seven lending Superphosphates ami (inn no*, the
WHANN'S prcTcd itself the best of nil those tried, paying a net profit ut the low inarkcl
rutc of $20 DO per acre of Cotton.
A Copy of Mr. DIXON'S LETTER furnished on application.
FOR SALE BY
CLAGHORN, HERRING & CO.,
jan 14
CHARLESTON, S. C. AND AUGUSTA, OA.
? c
3m
"WANDO FERTILIZER,"
THE PRICE
OF THIS POPULAR FERTILIZER
HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR THE SEASON
OF 18 7 1,
TO MEET THE NECESSITIES OF THE
PLANTING COMMUNITY,
AND IIAS BEEN FINED AT
CASH?Fifty Dali?? per Ton of 2.000 Iba. sit Factory.
TOI9. I -'Uiv-lli c Dollar? per 'Jl'on at 2.0:10 Iba. at Factory
PAYABLE 1st NOVEMBER, 1H71, ultbout Interest.
WM. C. DUKES & CO.,
AGENTS,
CHARLESTON, SO. CA,
j*? 1 I
oul
NOW 18 THE TIMES
ROHM & BRO,
CONTINUE TO OF?ER
npilE Balance of their WINTER STOCK of
MOURNING GOODS, SnAWI/6 of c^r^Sr^twii.^^^ ^
CLOT II I NO, GOODS for Man's ?eir.
BLANKETS, COVERLID3, &a. Ac.
At gristly REDUCED* I'RICES?
THEY^rn-ahw offering GREAT INDUCEMENTS in their Extansir.
Stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, .
DOMESTIC GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, '
HATS. TRUNKS, &c, &a.
All PERSONS dchirous of TAKING ADVANTAGE of buying'
DRY GOODS
at a SACRIFICE are respectfully Solicited to call early. "For you know how ii
is your ?elf !"
THEODORE KOSuN & BKQ.
jan 14 C 1T
VEGETABLES!!!
-:o:
IT YOTJ WANT A GOOD GAB
DEN get
Celebrated GAEDjSN SEEDS from
E. EZEKIEL,
mm of Tit us wmm,
who has just received a Large Assort
ment, and are guaranteed by him to
be Fresh and Genuine.
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!!
DOYLE? WILES'<&. CO.,
RKfrKrTFULCT INFORMS THE CJTi/.KN8 OF ORAXGRRURG COCSTY THAT
th??y barf purchased,ihc .
CARRIAGE SHOPS AM> WORKS OF 1II08. RAY.
And are CARRYING OX the
CJL JITII JLCllh BUSINESS
In all !?? BRANCHE??. Onlor? l?ft with US will bo PROMPTLY FILLED. ?
All Win.In of REPAIRING NE XT'.Y DONK and with DISPATCH.
COFFINS FURNISHED AT H?OBT NOTICE. ; ,
DOYLE, YrilYES ?C- CO..
dee 17 ? Orafigebtorg; 8 C.
WILHELM THEODOR JAmiEE,
HAS TURNED OVER A LEAFi
AND OFFERS TO T11K rfc. BI.lC, AND HOUSEKEEPERS IN PARTICULAR, ax As
sortment of
1<\a.m ii/vt o rockries,
Not to he BFAT or EQUALED in this Market
1 will also deliTer
BOLTED GRIST AND MEAL
mnd* of PRIME WHITE K?RT HERN CORN to any FAMILY ?Tery Saturday at WaR
K*jT W. T. MI LLER. -
des 14 o ir
J. & T. Ii. AGNEW,
importers And dealers
TN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IIAIJD
I ware, (briery, On*, Plantation Toolt.
Blacksmith and Carpenter* Tools, House
Builtlera Hardware, Rar Iron, Itlow Steel,
Cast, Oerman and Blister Steel, Plow Moulds
CARRIAGE MATERIAL? in Great Varie
ty at let* thah CHARLESTON PRICES.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass.
Also Choice FAMILY GROCERIES, con
sisting; of th - largest and beet assorted Stock
in Columbia, embracing Flour, Molasses,
Snlt, Tobaceo, Raw and Refined Sugars, fine
Teas, rresii i^anued Fruits mm Fish, . -? >r? i >".
Candles, Flavoring Extracts, and all otl -r
Goods usually kept in a Kir-1 Class Groee-y
Store, tne'uding Fine Whiskey, Choice Ot..id
Brandy, Holland Gin. Choice Wines. Call,
forum Champagne and a splendid stock of all
qualities Cigars and Smoking Tobacco.
Prices guaranteed as Low as the Lowest,
and a enll Solicited for purchasers.
J. 4 T. R. AG NEW.
JOHN AGNEW, Columbia. S. C.
TIIOS. K. AO NEW, New York.
jan 7 e 8m
SEEGEB'8
l .\ADl LTLK ATF.I) ALE AMD
lager he er.
t VOER BRER. CONTAINING COFPE
| j RAS aud ALE doctoral with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adulteratioos dis
???ered in New-Yora.
Professor Mapes of New-York, analysed
the Beer from a dozen different Breweries,
and all were found adulterated with noxious
substance. It is said, that the sale of Drugs
to Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade.
This is perfectly infacous Coccuhis Indiens
(flab berry) nux-vomica. (dog hu?on) from
which strychnine is obtained, are some of
the delectable substances found in Beer!
These arc potent poisons, and the Brewer
found using them should be drowned st once
in ane ef his own Tats.
P. S.?I am willing .o be drowned in aty
own vats, if any Impurities should be found
in ray Beer.
1 shall continue to make a healthful
Beverage, ao tbat it may be drank by the
most dclieete without the least danger. " v
JOHN C. 8reger8, Columbia. s. C.
f *r Stale Orai??a*?nrg *? the ?aalt ??
? therwise, by ME?ONEY k 6aI?.
jafl 7 ? *7
NOTICE.?All Person? M?t
ing demands against the Estate of
Jntnei Bunch, deceased, will present then*
properly attested, and those indebted will
make payment by 1st February next, fa
J. K. MURRAY.
^rft3B! ..:. ? Kx^iJ
NOTICE.?All Person* Iis?**
ing any dem amis against the Katate of
it. T. trie*. Ia4t deeensed, will present tha
ssmo prop*fr/ attested, and twN Indebted
will make payment to
V7. R. NY ATT, Administrator.
Orfo W. J. l>*TREVILL?r
Att'y at Law, Orangabwrg, B. C.
jan7 My
Notice of Dimissal.
OT1CB IS HRRKBY G1VEW THAT 1
N'
will, on the 14th day of February, 1871?
file my final account with th* Hontfrabia
Judge of 1'rohute for Orangeburg County, a*
Administratrix of the Estates *f Jasaes Barr. ~
and ask f*r Letters of Dismissal.
E. B, BARR,
jnn I f 41 AduMniiiratrir,
Notice of Dismissal,
"\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
]\ will on the Mth day of February, ?exr,
nie my final account with the Honrrabte
t?dpe of Probate far Orar.g?btirg County,
Guardian of the Estate or Edward Argwe, 1
and ask for Letters uf Dismissal.
JOSEPH BP ft IP,
janll?It Guardian.
Notice of Dismissal
OTH R IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT OH*
I ho 7ih day or February neat t will
Hie m> final Account with the Hon. Tbad.
C. Andrews, Judge of Probstei *.*?d ?*k far i
Letters of Dismissal *s Administrator ?f i?#
Est?to or Margaret ?. IfeGraw, dec^sMU
T. 8. MCGREW.
jan 7?4t Administratar
N
Notice of DiatttjffiJ^
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT OX.
1^1 tk? 7tk- <ray of FeSrusry g?tt, I WilF
ale hit Fln*r Account with tke Ha>n. Thad.
C. Andrew?, Judge ..f Praftate, attd *** for
tetter* of Dismissal ss AdmlnistnrtUsr d?
bonis nein nf U*??^*- fU.IWv. Jmmm4
E .'? II OEM AW.
j*n 7~*dt Administrator.