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Cherokee Phoenix
Vol. I No. 44
Wednesday January 14, 1829
Pg. 3 Col. 4b

 WHEREAS my wife ELIZABETH has, without any cause whatever, absented herself from my lodgings, all persons are hereby cautioned against harboring and protecting her, or forming any bargains or contracts with her; as the subscriber is determined not to be responsible for them.
       JAMES PETIT.
 Conasauga, C. N. Jan 7.



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