The Abbeville banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, March 01, 1848, Image 4
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NAPPLEON. *
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aftr O HENVILLE. MELLCN.
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"N&polqgp, when in i?t.- Helena, beticld a bust of
his sou, and wept." ['-J
Long on;t|?e Parian bust he gnzed,
. And hisoalid lius pitf
But when his deep cold eye he raisedjr
Jrlis ?k>ry was forgot;
And the heated tears came down , like rain,
1 As the buried ye?r3?svVept bacif igaiur
<;> He weptaloud! tie
w\io had tearless rode the storm
:,"f 'Of human agony,'
Ajpd with airtbition^Vild.and vfrarin,
Sailed on a bloody sea;
He bent before the infant Jiead,
And wept-~as a mother weeps her dead!,
' ' ' The pole ani n'rOud!
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The roar of the world had passed?
On a sounding rock alone,
An exile to the earth he cast
His gathered glories down !
Yet dreamt he of hi3 victor race.
Till, turning to that marble-face,
His heart gave way,
:V v And nature saw her time of power?
A conqueror in tears ! *
" The mighty bowed before a flower,
. In the chastisement of years!
What can this mystery control!
father comes, as man's high soul
-vr^VV; Ana nopes aecay. ^ .
^ Alone beiore that chisselled brow,
" His proudest'victories
V'1' - Flit by, like hated phantoms now,
. And holier visions rise?
The empire of the heart unveils,
Andlo! that crownJess crcature wails
"-V His days of power.
The golden days whose sun went down,
- - _as at me icy pole,
i v iHwhtining with dim but cold renown
kingdom oi the soul!
Whe\ all life's charities were dead, *
% . And fach., affection failed or fled >
!?*' J That withering hour!
Oh ! had the monarch to the wind
His hope of conquest flung,
- * : A,hd to the victory of the mind
*.y. '/ Had his_ warrior footsteps rung,
"What theif were desert rocks and si?Vs
:r-:; V To one whom destiny decrees
. Stiojj fadeless fame!
Oh ! hud the tyrant cagt his crown
. And jowela all away? #
"What though the pornp^of^ife tad flovvn,
And left a lowerinff dav!
Then had thy .speaking bust brave boy,. .
~ . AwokeAvith memories of joy
v. Thv fated name!
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Curious Fao.tsjcn Natural Historit.?
lu looking over,Galignani's Magazine, we
discovor the foiiowing curious facts respecting
the bones of American Rattlesnake.
About the year 1748, some laborers in
working a quarry in (he neighborhood of
f jrrinceion iortne"stOn^'.wiih which the coldiscoverekl
a caveru which
^ cont$inedvt^c entire skeleton of an immeq?e
Hi number ofv,the Rattlesnakes (Crotalus.)
S The bones $efty-irH'stich quantities as to require
twop three carts for their removal.
There can be but little -doubt that this cayeW-ihtfa
Once a snjall opening, which was
afterwards closed by the accidental fWH-nf n
.fitoiie,:'or- i?tHnc - other impediment. Ttns
cave had probably been the winter abode
of ihe Rattlesnake for years, where many
' . had died through age, and others in conse>qu<focebfthe
circu mstances just mentioned;
>; M.; Humboldt, in the third volfime of his
ilfp Peirspnai Narrative, hints at an occurrence
. ^ 80inevyhat similar to the above. " I had
^ visited tho caverns of the Hurtzj those of
V ;Fra.nconia, ami beautiful. grotto
'^dt:JL?Te8Uenitenshiz,' iw the.Carpathian nipun-ttvina,
which are the vast cemeteries of
r-: i -bdti?8 of Tigers, Hyenas and Boars, as,
P"J^^.-;v'-:."Jarge aa out Horses.5' Bakewell, m lus
Geology, hasifri account of the entire siz6,
V ;.. , ^ discovered In Derbyshire, in a cavernous
J; ;' >v: ^clL' ^He supposes the cavern to have
^1j6en-0pen, and a fierwardsr closed by stalactite^,
instancy o^.-vvhicU are common in
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NOTICE.
^AU dernons indebted to the Estate of Hmy
*R Wilson, deceased, tire required to moke
imtnediq^e payment. The situation of the
estute *18 such, there cannot he indulgence
giveri'longer than the first of February.
All f>e?Sons;ffavin? claifris agaTfo'st'.the Es'tnln
will nfocxnt llinin (n ?nn A?- Ia T1 I ?>at?r
! Esq., properly; uttested on or before tfie first
Joy of April, us I intend to settle the Estate
on. that day before the Ordinary, ?8 the Estate,
will not be sufficient to paV the debts.
The claims should be presented; that each
tnay obtain their proportionate share. .
, ^ - JOHN R. WILSON, AdmV.
January 5 - 44 Sin *
The State of .South Carolina,
ABUEVlLFjErDIsVjtl(?K,
* In. the Court qf^Coiqtiion Pkas.
JVF. Underwood, who has been arrested,'and
la now confined within the-bounds of the jail
Lof Abbeville Distiic', by virtue of a writ of
cupius uu Biiiisittctiiiiquai, ni uie sun or yonn
r Oliver, having filed his petition^ with"1^ schedule,
on oath, of his whole'.estate Qtlil effects,
for the purpose oj obtaining the benefit of the
Aets ot the Goijeral Assembly commonjy called
the Insolvent Debtors AcjU'^Pubjic
Notice is hereby given that.the petition p|.il)0
eaid J F Underwood. will Jbej heard and consjden
d in the Court'of Common Pleap to be
holden for Abbeville Difctrict, at Abbeville
Court House, on the third'Mo.iday in March
next, or on such other daythereafter as the
said Court may order; and all the creditors
of the said J F Underwood are horeby.sumtnoncd
nersonallv or bv nttornnv to b#> nfwl iir?.
pear then and there, jn the said Court, tc
shew cause, if uny they can* why The benefit
of the acts aforesaid should not be granted to
the said J F Underwood, upon his taking the
oatl), and executing the assignment required
by the Acts aforesuid: *
V T P SPIER1N, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Dec 26, 1847 49 6w
DR. LeROY'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Are a Strengthening, Puigalive and Purl
fying 'Tonic. '
These Pills have become celebrated lor their
axtraordinary and immediate powers of -restoring
perfect health to persons sufferjnu
under nearly every kind of disease to. whjcfi
the human frame is liable. They aro panictilarly
recommended to all those persons Who
are afflicted with any kind of'chronic or lin<
gering complaint, as there is no medicine 6?
. tore the public which has so natural and hapPy
^n^'ftect upon the system, in correcting
-the stomach and liver, and to. the forivialion
of healthy chyle, arid in purifying the blood.
They aru acknowledged by the hundreds and
thousand* who a? ?. tiding them. to be not
only the most mild and pleasant; in Uicir operation,
but the most innocent, safe and efficient
medicine ever offered to the public.
Those who once make a trial of these Piik
never afterward feel^willing to be without
their., which is sufficient proof of their good
.qualities.
Headache?Sick' aitd Nervous.
Those who ure sujaf^vuIi .1 ui Siiuj.tTPS?ing
complaint, will find Dr\L<!Roy's Pills a rembdy
at once certafh and immediate effects. As
a;remedy in summer complaints tiw;y display
their wonderful noww to nrlnurntion. and are
taT -superior to any thing in use for those
compiuints. In dyspepsia and liver complaint
they stand unrivalled. . Many have
been cvjred.. in a tew weeks after htivihg suff'?rjed*uflder
that dreadful nomnlmnt foi uo?ra
In habitual costiveness they are decidedly superior
to-any medicine ever brought before
jhe public, and one 23 cent box will establish
their surprising virtues arid place them beyond
the reach of doubt in the estimation of
everv individual. They are invaluable in
nervous and-hypocondnacal affections, loss of
appetite, and all complaints,to which lbrtiales
alone are subject. They^Te mild jn their
action, and convey almost-immediate conviction
of their utility from the first dose. They
v "may be taken by persons of "any age, and the
i "feeble, the infirm", tb* nervous and delicate,
' are strengthened'by iheir;operationt.be<?uuse
f'they, q]ear the system of-Had humors. niiiet
nprv.o'?B irritability, utiii invariubly produce
sound:health. As an tntv-bilioua medicine,
no /amily sJiouliJ bo withcnit t'lieW A single
fffpi-e e^Uafa'ctory thai a; lfidu3ancl cert.fiCatoB,.
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: ^e^nreful to ask/o? pr, LeRoyTs
' .wble PricS 25 ^
jxer box, -principal o?ice,r'14Z 'Gi^ffWich
.cornerof Liberty strict. New York; r'.
V For sale bv W ARD L AW &i?D^ NTKV'.
"; Partuiori in
Lewis j. Wilson , vs Jane
Wfflb|oJ<flajon tho 6rsl
LinTiit u UI;U'RIHI 'Lwo y^aw^jor
pnrtiiitfn by-erd. r of ih? <Min?ry,'
a. o. hawthorn, slibriir.
Feb 0 . 41) " >' ' ,4t
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BAILEY k -OWEN, }
Watclimaker8|an4 Jewellers.
^Tho undersigned would fcs&ectftylly inform their;
friends and. tho citizeus I Abbovillo District gonefttHy^
that they have iis day formed a co-part- j
ncrship, ior tho purpose if carrying 011 *tlio above (
business, in all its brail hcs.
Their facilitioH for bu jhess haV.e been greatly iu- 1
croasod, and thoy will tow ho able to
Itaniiir nnil r.'rnrt.WnfHu'X find flocks.
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Make, Alter, unci RjrFit Jewelry of all kinds.
fcvfTii
." EkaRAVING V.
On Metals n all its varieties.
I And whilst they retmi their most. sincere thanks
for the ve^y ftatterin encouragement they have
receiyed iiidividuaiHy they solicit a continuance of
publtepatronagfe, andmope that the friends of either
wilt b&ihe supporters of both, promising that no
efibrt on their part pall ho spared to givo'entire
satisfaction to all A'ho may entrusts them with
: their work, |- E. S.BA1LFY.
M. T. OWEN.
N.B;?Qno of thej partners will always be. ready
to-eoihto the couutw to repait Clocks whdttneed
. ed." . . B. & O.
? $ jumiury ;5, 1848 .? 44 3\v
HEW COACH FACTORY.
" , Bwfi & Taylor,.
RcspcctfuHy apiiftiluce to tho citizens pf this Vil-.
lagb ^Ud; vicinity, ihutthoy havojoased.the largo*
und conimodigns/shop rcccntly erected, and propose
to carty <Stt jthp above busitie^M all itirva-'
riour branchcfi, etch '*& ' building und repairing*
Coactt^llirbtfch^ Buggies, &c.
' and after th'o laiek* arid most dpprtf ett'styjtt;'* '
Having employed the best -of Smi^iBi'Paiuters,
and -Tjruniadr&i wo pledfre ourselves thatVur wotk-'
ahull not be surpassed j>y any other.;,ahop. Our
1 timber and other piutoriula shall ,alwpiy8 bo of thev
best kind. Our j'ork warranted, and tho prices as
low as Can bo.afforded-. -* All wo ask of tho public
!. is to givo us a trKiU, Wo will commence business.
IV: the first duty' of January. ^MILTON H. DEAk.
] EDWIN J. TAYtOR.
N. B.?As'wt intend to have two Fdrges in op- J
oration in tho smith shop, wo will be able tfrdo any
kind of plantation work on as good tcrnls as can bo
bono at any other shop. " D. & T. f
% - Ahbevillo C. H.f Dec 22 43 tf
Notice to Tax Payers.
I- will -attend the undernamed tiHaes and
- places for .the purpose of Collecting Taxes
lor 1847, viz :
i At McGaw's on Monday, 7th February.
Moseloy.'^ k' Tjuesduy, &th <{
? " Morag\te?i " " Wednesday, 9th "
" Wellington J^Tb'ursdny, 10th '*
% " Calh'ns Mills" fcrfday, 11th
| " Warrington ti: Monday, l4th a
" Norwoods " Tuesday, 15th "
" Loundsville " Wednesday, 16th"
I | " Trible?s " I'hursday, 17th "
i ? ijalnham's " il" 't
uODueWcst <v Saturday, 19th .
"Drakes u 21st . u
'.V-Siuflletowrv^' A uesday, 22d. u
J C'Waters'" Wednesday. 23d
"Cokesbnry " Thursday, 24lK'{
AbbcviIlee.H.,t Monday,
? Smithvii'le " Tuesday, 7th A ; f
; ? 'Deaumii- ^ " Vwfcunesuuy, 8i^. ^
a" Stony Point " rl hursdny. 9th Vjff;
" GiHam'o, " Friday, IQth \
" CnmKHrlnro ? n?^
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w Greenwood * rt Tuesday, 14ih <v
" Woodville tl V/ouuciu?j,lijih"
" White Hall " Thursday^ J6;h ?
{? Cothran's, " .Friday, 17tli "
" Cedar Springs ,f' Saturday, 18th "
14 Abbeville GH," Monday, 20th v,t
*L ' *? Tuesday, 21st "
: ;v"'" Wednesday ,22d '*
'if " . Thursday. J3<5du
: !" *? JoJin Bradley's" Monday, 27th
? \V- H. McCaw's" Wedne3day.29ta**
" Drake's V " Friday, 3!st
i ' ''" Greenwood " Saturday,1st Apfil.
t' At Abbe ville Coiiti House again on Monday
(Sale Day) tbe ,.3d April, which 'wj
: be the last day.for' receiving.returns. Allpersons
failing,'to ma Ice returns ^n
fore that day, wilV -be^ l.aw1 ble to;
a double,tax- f . " , \
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Ejamburg ^Jmjevtiscmcnfs.!
REMOVAL.
; Wm. Keteliiiiii & Co.
Blttve reiui ved their stock of Dry Goods to
Lhe , store uirder'the American Hotel, (lato
Eiubburd's where , it is their purpose to kcejj
a full assortment of .
American* French nd English
MY GOODS.
Wo wnnlrl tulro this nminrt.miitv to return our
thanks to our tiuu?eraus friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed oil 11s for the last
six years, and would solicit a. continuauce of
theiy favors.
Wp would also invite all persons buying
Dry Goods iiuHamburg, who are uot already
on our list of customer*, to gi.vy us a trial.
Our stock will oonsidt ofa much larger nod
more general assufttjieiii thun we have heretofore
kej)t... \Ve will alt o continue to keep,
our usual assortment of CAitPETTlNG.
OIL CLOTH, FLOOR M A T T 1JX G,
BON-NEiTS, and Ladies' and Childrens'
SHOES.
N. B.?Just received =. a full assortment of
alj numbers of DUTCH BOLTING
fir.ft.TttftL utfiirh. tdifpl hi>r vvilli ?il 11 rtirli4S
in our line, ill be. Bold us low as they cab be
prt>ciire4 in H(t tnburg" or Aligusta.
V WM. %KTCIiAM & go.
. Hamburg, Aug II 24 tf
DXJNBAR BURNSIDE, "
Huviifg romovcd from tho Brick Store formorly
occupied by'them, to the store next to Dr. J. \V.
.Stoker, and nearly'opposite their old slaud,.
Ilttiiiburg, 8. C'.?
Arc now, receiving, und will continue to receive,
heavy Supplies or th?;folJt/w4ng Goods,
which they otter to their ff^Qs ^iid the public
generally, at Uie lowi^t'rohjrket prici-a.
StJGAftfc}. New -0rfeaj>8, Muneovador
Porto Rico, ClarifiedviDot^le Refined, Loaf,
crashed and powdered. v
COFFEE. Prime dark green Rio, com*
oion do., Cuba St. Domingo, Prime old Govi
eminent Java.
BAGGING, A heavy stock.of Kentucky!
ahd other kinds of American uptnufacture, toffL-ther
wiih a fair stock of Dundee and Gunnv
HOPE. Kentucky, Jute, Mauilla an<J
Tow, from ? to % inch.
SALT. - Largo Charleston Sacks and
Blown;; \ .
MOLA&SES. Cuba, New Orleans and
Sugalr House; a superior, article of Syrup.
TEAS. Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial and
Black.
IRON. Of all sizes, also a good assortment
of Hoop and Band Iron, German and
Cast Steejj, Nail Rods, &c.; Nails of all sizes.
CHAIRS. Maplir, Windsor, Cane Scat,
Children's, Office. Rocking aiid.&iKAttk
rOV/ISSR. FFF Dy^rH^?ggt>nff;
Eagle, Sporting, and Kentucky \ft;fl^*owder.
; ALSO.
A heavy slock. of Saddles, Bridlcp,
galeB,'>Haitbr Ciiaine, Drawing Chain?, Weeding
Hoes, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow
Candles, Rice, .SJo&pd, Tobacco of various
brands', Hatsand Caps of different grades
I c>td shapes, Boots and Shoes, Sol*.!, Upper
, and Harness Loathor* a superior lot at K?p
} un ' Calf skins, ptfr.e White-Lead*-warranted;
t.W i ndow Glass, 7 8 X10, 10 X12,12 XI4,
U}h.&: quality- Negio Blankots 9 to Be<l
jjfonkeis, Cotton Yarn, all rrunr,*
tiers, bleached and brown Donv-stic Goods,
heayy arid ligjit Kerseys, Buckets,' Tubs. Sugar
Gans? Measures, Bra&s boimd PuiJs, Shot
of all sizes- Iiean, Blue ^toiie, Copperas,Saltipetre,
Ginger,- Pepper; Spice, Shoe Thread,
Cotton: ahd; Wool 'Gards^- Cocoa* Dippers,
jarooms. wagon Boxes, Grindstones, Uastinira
or Hollow. Wnrp, Nob. I, 2 arid 5J Mack-,
erel, Bedsteads, f hoindstoil Lime, &c. &-C.
'septS^ . v V.r..;..; 20 If
Warc-HouBc and" Commission
rt'rTfllTVTr?fiPi'
HAMB Ufl G, S. C.
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J ; <$> JgS-t-he Ware House in Hamburg,
iatf ly occupiedby Smiih & Ben,
son,for 3 years, under the firm of
ta their- ftjends ^rid -ttffe pffblle generally, iin
the S'l Om? and S ^UB 6 f OOTTQJJI,
;^X^^?.:B:A^OJN?and;prbdu6e of all kinds:
REOfelVINGand^R WARPING AlER.
"CM AN-DlZEf,1 ond Purchasing Goods la Orvde'tv
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v:;They hope, i.-ljg attention, to mejit a
simro 01 puiMic paiixjyfwge. ;. v" Their;
Housy wiltpe open dtj the' .first Septeniber;4iarthe
tMifcSactittn of husinesR.'
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c ATN 1)1 D A TEs. *1
F"O It, O R D 1 N A It y. I
VVc dre authorized to announce
LIAM HILL qh a candidate for Ordial^yi ' "*
at the ensifing election. ^; . '
We are authorised to announce JAIm5>?
S WlLSON'as'a candidate tor Ordinarf aC _ /
the ensnitigeledtibn._* r' . I ?' '*
FOR TAX CpLLJECTOli':
We are authorized to annouuce JOHNlMiGOLDING
aa a candidate lor Tax Collator ?
aU the ensuing-.electio^. * . jL,;.
We are authorized110 announce. JAjtyfc$
M. CALVERT, as a cuiididuie' lor 'iaX ^ *.
COLLECTOR, at the cnsuiug trleclion.n*
The friends of Capt. E, C.-MA}Hm ' ^
announce him as a candidate for TAX:Ci^jLl$C?
TOR, ui tho next ensuing election. . * '.
I/The friend ot; WILLIAM HAM- > C
MONJ3, take pleasure in announcing hhiM fV . .v
Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR at t# v
ensuipcr-fk-ctioti. . '"'Vl .
Tho Friends of JOSEPH S. D. WE^TR*
ERALU announce hiin us a'Candida^ fqrt
TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing elewi
tion. v fj ,
- The friends of the Rev. J AS. MOORI*
respeotfully-aanou^ce hiin us a candidate fo? .
the office of Tax Collector at the eusuiug?
elation. . -j5\ V. ? '
The Friends ofW S.JI ARfij S,:antiouncq%
him &s a candi(hite tor re-rli;CCToh to tholpfljice*
of TAX COLLECTOR, at the enluin^l
. election. ~ W
Wo afe authorised to announces 'JOHN *
CUNNINGHAM, as a; cao&datelfor TAX I;
COLLECTOR, at the next election:? i[-\ ?'
- ^he. friends of EZEKtEts :tRiBL%j?.
announce htm as a candidate for the ofljce of ' W
Tav Collector at the ensuim? election. < !&"- ' i
.--.Wo ore authorized to arinqunce T. T. (??
CUNNINGHAM as a candidate for Tax K
Cfollt;ctor ?1- the ensuing election. ?(. -
ETA Ca rd.?I will cohtii^o to prueticoln
tho Court of Law for Abbeville, and will regnlarfy
attend its sessions. i refer my-frienda to !Mqparo.
Cocjiran & NoBLKatAbbeviUo C.il. 1 I v>l
john Cunningham;; M/|.m
Charleston, Nov 3 3U njtStV B'^l
i-UCIAN 11. LOMAX - W|S
A ?mt If.?' ?* Ij. "'+ .V v t .. y* SktiM?ti.
Having taken tfio* Office formerly '^Sccjinied by B..
Y. Martin, Esq., on tho public-equifln^Plf^ra jbis V
service.? to the citizens of. AbbevjUe.V,?''''
January 12, 1848.; ... 45 .. 0*$$$ .''
MART-1N LeST""^
Auorueys at Law, ?
ABBEVILLE C. IT. B<
Tho undersigned have fonfned a co-partucrehip in ' tt.
the practico of LAWand EQUITY, and willat- . S
tend ihu cuuits of tho Western circuit, and also . T|
Edgefield-of the Southern circuit, V...,-'- X*
Their office is situated iu tiie.: range east of the ? V
public'square and adjoining Mcswrs. Thomson &, I
iFair's office . .1
B. V. MARTIN WM, AUG. .LHE. "V,?
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The State of Soutb Carolina, 1
AltliIvV 1IjT?12 DISTRICT?'lrj' OuuinAEi.. *> ;
DavrtJ jyicGtfw, Assignee, vs. Johfi ^
Beaty and others. > . ^
It ujipenririg. to my saiislaction that Matilda,
Mrtfy tint! Isautilo Beaty._(hy gba nda* ri? mesr k
not kno'.vn) -John Bentv and l'lidmaa Beaty?
parties defendants, reside without this
it js?-therefore, yrdereo that tney u^ Appear "
and 'object to"the division or salu ?i?lUd?^
"Estate of' Jos.' Kolb,'
the firaL-Mondav in Abrifrfie&t^'or-tifoir" "otiirifs'S&s-'W.
sent to the same will he eii terV'iT of roiioiedt:^
: DAyiD LESLT^CK^. ,
Jan 5 1848 < 44 ; .
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The State of Sooth Carolina, v . Hi
... ^Bhuvtr.LE bisfmcix. " -"y.^
In the Court "of Common, 'Pleas\
...-James' Cochran v James gFis\i.-~Aitacfc,
meid. ' ; ' *8
.trvfllhn i?t^T
rUe&TaUda'K feil
j tlie dofehdant h&yiKj*;.wrDb?V wil
-known To bfe in tliisfSUite.-. vroe^feclllh^tMiS-r .
d^ffen<iant dp''-f
4"0l*rkV cTffion 29U. April ^*7 ly & ;A
^~%r^0mFrr~^- v|
All persons indebted to.tbejEstate of Dr; B*. Hi
Bttker, dfe?ea^ are>eq^sted1, .*
immediate payment. All W&vjn<r demand?, >\
-wiH please j;cnder,thc amount-of thpir cliiiw -fi
| . > ir ^ i'i pk thi f ?