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U. States Marshavs Sale.

EPY virtue of writ of Fieri Facias issuing
HB ont of the Circuit Court; Of the United
States for South Carolina District, aud direct
ed to me, will be sold OIL "Wednesday the first
day o! january next at Edgcfield Court House
at the usual hours of sale, the following prop
erty viz:
All that Lot Of ground in the Town of Ham,
burg, and bounded OH The North by Mercer
Street, OH tile East, by Center Street, oil the
South ny Market Street, and OH the West. by
Lots of VIM Gray. with Houses thereon, one
occupied as Drug Store, and one as Tin
Factory.
Al:o the plantation and tract of land upon
which Oliver Simpson now resides, bounded
by lands OF Col. Hammond, F. Fl. WardIaw,
and - Starke and others, lying directly
on the Road Leading from Hamburg. to
Charleston, where the road crosses Horse Creek
bridge, and three miles from Hamburg.
Levied on and tn be sold as the property Of
Oliver Simpson, at tie suit OF Church +, Soutl:-
mayd ~ Co. Conditions, cash. Purchasers
to pay for titles.
JOE.. C ALLEN.
.. S. Depty Mars Z r Edgcfeld District
Dec. End 1899 al
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children and other relations to mourn his
unlinely end. He had made profession
of religion, but losing his first love, lie
had, like many others, wandered back in
to the ways of the world. But in his
last illness, God was pleased, as there is
reason 10 hope, To restore TO him the joys
of his saIvariol,. When under The power
Of disease, his physical system was ade
:attdto violence, the songs of Ziou qucllesl
his disturbed breast, and rebuked the rage
of It's violence. He listened will! tran
1uiliiy and composure. He sung the
stanzns of iavorile hymn, with clearness
and apparent delight. And though he
spoke MOI The words of confidence and
consolation TO his surviving friends, yet to
them is left The hope, that from the pow
erlui influence. which The words of truth
had upon his soul, his Pains, aud his adgi-
1aled system. as Taught in the hymns of
praise Io God. to which he listened, and
IN which he engaged with so much delight.
that the God Of grace had reclaimed him
frounthc crror'of his ways, and had light
ed up anew i'll his heart the spiritual flame
which had been obscured, but which
hencefnrh will shine with increasing
splcndor throughout eterni,y.-Communi-
cuted.
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Exccnf -. Sale.

WTILL be soliat - '',resdencc Of Pres.
wv ley Bland. rec"as I on the 18th inst all
the personal estate of SAD licensed, consisting
OF twenty likely negroes nne fine sukcy and
harness. one road Wag :: and harness. one
Cart and yoke oiOAen.s,o:k of Horses Mules.
Cattle. Hogs, Sheep, Co" -. Fodder. Q ats, Cot.
ton, one set OF Bar!:'ir.' - Tolls. Plantation
Tools, Household AT. .cLen Furniture, &c
OH a credit Of t., months, Purchasers
giving notes with two app owed securities.
SIMEON CHRISTIE, }
JOHN BLAND. III 'S'
Decembe. 3. 1899 h ID
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Sale of Personal Property,

fHNHE Subscriber having disposed of his
q Lands, will offer for sale at his residence
on Tuesday after the Sale:day in Januury next
the 9TH of the month, the following prorerty
viz: 10 Horses and Mules, considerable lot
Of fine Stock. Hogs, g. Cattle, over 1000 bush.
els Of Corn-25 stacks Of Fodder, of 500 bun.
dies i'll each, 200 bushels of Peas. Oats, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming utensils
Blacksmith Tools, a Wagon. Wagon and
Plough Gear land considerable number of rare
and excellent Books
Terms-All SIMS 10 the amount of 800 cosb,
For all over, a credit till the 1st October. 1870,
with note and approved security.
Also, some fifteen or twenty Fatteninn HOGS
will be sold for cash or will be sold IL
the mean time on terms to suit purchasers.
ALSO,
VIII be hired ont at the same time if NOT br.
fore, over 20 likely hands until the 18th Oct
lS4D, all fellows but few. Note and security
will be required--one full slrit of clothes. hat
and shoes, and wish il expressly understood
that no Rail Road agent need apply.
ELDRED SIMKINS.
Edgelield c. H. Dec. 3, 1910 IA
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TALLAHASSEE, Nov, l6.

Indians.-Since our last. we have two
other depredaiions to record. On Satur
day night last, party of Indians attacked
the plantation of Mr.. Johu johnson. resid
ing on ;he OciIla, in Jefferson in the neigh.
borhood of Mr.. Lees; aud killed four ne
groes and awhile lad. They were fred on
by MIR. Johnson aud n few others, aud one
or two Of heir party wounded.
On Wednesday evening party Of Ten
Or twelve attacked The dwelling of Mr. a
fred Oliver. residing on the Oclockonee.
about twelve mile, from this city. A son
of Mr.. D. was shot in The breast. pierced
hv four balls and died Immediately. Mr..
Oliver and a young man residing In the
family, seized their rifles, fired upon the
Indians. and severely woulid-tl one or
Two of their number, which caused them
Id retire. The trail has been followed by
small party Of neiehhurs, hul no Indians
fdnnd. Copi. Jnhnsnn's company of volun
,eers are now in pursuit. and it is hoped
will fall Upon them III their retreats.
Floridian.
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Tohe Managers of Elections for Edgsdelo

Tohs Managers Of fElecti0nsyo Edgsdeld
District.
GE*fLEMEE;
4 N Election for the Offices Of Sheriff, and
"A Judge Of the Court of Ordinary, of said
District will be held at the several precincts,
on the I'd Monda, aud Tuesday in January
1340. You are hereby required to conduct
said election according TO the iornis prescribed
BY law. and on the Wednesday Immediately
succeeding; to repair to tn Conrt House count
out tho votes and declare the election.
w. J. SfMKINS.
Charm D. M. E. Of Edge. Dist.
Nov. is, 1889 f4a
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PROCLAMATION.

EAECUIlfE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBIA, Nov. 25, ls39.
By his Ercfiisncy. Patrick NOZZLE. Esq.
GorcrHor and Commonder.n Chief III
and orer the State.of South Carolina.
NH. HEREAS. an Election was held on the
w first Monday Of November inst, and
day following, to supply the vacancy in tho
Congressional District of Lancaster, Chester
field, Kershaw, and Sumter, ocrasionedb by the
sgnat;on OF the Hon. JoHy P. RICHARDSON;
and whereas. i. appears, upon counting the
VOTES, relurnedby the Managers Of Election.
to the office of the, Secretary Of State, that
THOMAS ID. SUMTER had majority ofsaid votes:
Now therefore, 1, Patrick Noble, Governor OF
the State of South Carolina. do hereby: declare
and proclaim that the said Thomas D. Sumter.
has been Only elected Representative from
this State, for the District of Lancaster, Chester
field, Kerslaw. and Sumpter, to the Congress
ofthe United States.
Given under my hand aud seal Of the State.
at Columbia, this 25th day Of Norember,
in the year of our Lord. one thousand
eight hundred and thirty nine. and III the
sixty fourth year of the Independence OF
the United States of America.
PATRICKNOBLE.
By the Governor:
NJ. L,BoRpE, Secre,ary Of State.
Nov &c a.
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MESSAGE OF Gov. NopLE.-The Mes
sage OF his Excellenry, is plain but SEN
sible document. ], touches upon many
topics in a very brief, but satisfactory
manner. We are pleased to learn from
The Message. that the Bank of the State
OF South Carolina. is in sound condition.
TIE remarks of tire Governor. upon the
recent suspension ofspecie payments by
the Banks, are worthy nf serious attention.
lie points ouI spme general remedies for
these evils III future. lie makes no parti-
cuIar suggestion, hui leaves The question to
the action Of The Legislature. The Mes
sage embraces other Subjects of an interest
ing nature, which we have not room to
notice.
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LOST: lost.

RED Morocco POCKET BOOK, con-
~ taining two five Dollar Notes on the Ham
burg Bank. One note rf hand on DR.. John
Lake. for S2O0,58 payable to John Powell or
bearer, due the 25th Dec. 1899, and one note
on Elias Lake. for SIT, due 25tl December.
1899, and one OH Elias Lake, for ;S;}9 due saln'
time. One on James S. HARRISON, for S14.:
die 25th December 1879. with some other pa
pers Of no importance only to to the subscriber.
All pcrs6ns are f0rcwarned from trading for
the above notes JOHN powell.
Nov 26tlI 1889. "a b
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State of South [ arOIiIla.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nv EDTiITV

Parmella Moss, VS. Rachel Moss, ! po.,;,;o,
and others. r3"Hion.
N Office is hereby given, that by virtue olan
lN order from Chan, Dnnkin. shall offer for
ale to the highes' bidder. al Edgeied Court
House. OIL the first Monday in January next,
the real estate Of Mathew Moss, deceased, con.
ssling Of Il tract Of land, wherenn The deceased
resided. containing eight hundred acres, more
or less. situate. lying and being in i'dsefcId
District OH Brver Dam Creek ahd adjoining
la'ds Of joel Roper. Ar,emis Lowe. Daniel
Rrl,nson. Rachel Moss aud John Hill; on n
credit of one and two years, except so much
as may be necessary TO pny costs, which mus, be
paid ii cash purchasers To give hon and per.
snnal seclirity, and mortgage of the premises,
to secure the purchase money.
J. TERRY. G.. E. E. d.
=. Commissioners Office. SAYS III e
EdHefeld, Dec. 2nd 1-39.
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Adrsairnistrator,s "A Sale.

BY Y an order from tile Ordinary Of Edge.
:AD fed District, | shall procerd to sell on
Monday the 2.;d inst. at the late residence Of
Samuel Williams. deceased. all the personal
property OF said deceased. consisting of ID Ne
sroes, Household and Kitchen FnrnituIe Stork
oI all descriptions, sncI as II orses, Mules, Cattle
Hugs Sheep. Corn and Fodder. and 36 bags of
Cotton, Plantation and Backslnith's Tools. one
good Cotton Gin. one Wagon aud many other
articles too tedlnns tn mention. Terms Of SALE
IL months credit. Purchasers 10 give notes L.
two approved securities.
SAM, WILLIAMS, Jun. Adm'r;
Dec. 9, IH3D 4i
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We are Informed by a gentleman in
whom perfect confidence can be placed,
that the Cotton crop Of General McDuilie,
this year will average 8 bales 10 the hand.
His corn crop is also abundant. Much
has been said, and very justly, Of the fer
tili,y of the lands in the Sourh West. But
we ask can many planters in that region,
equal Gen. McDuI1iie! His plantation is
in .AhbeviIle District.
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BANK OF CHARLESTON s. G
Dec. IL, 1899

IN conformity with the provisions of the
charter of this corporation, notice is hereby
given that payment of the third and forth in.
<Ialment OH the additional capital stock of this
Bank. being fifty per cent, or fifty dollars on
each share thereof will be required to be made
at the Bank OIL the first Monday and Tuesday
in Januaiy next, being the 9th and 9TH days Of
said month.
A. G. ROSE; Cashier.
Dec d. 44b
The South Carolinian and Telescope, at
Columbia; Courier, at Kamden; Advertiser.
at dgefeld; Messenger, at Pendleton; Noun
taineer. at Grecnvle; Gazette. at Georgetown
and Gazette, at Cheraw. will insert the above
twice. viz; the first and thu last weeks, sending
their bills to this Bank for payment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-05

Arriral Of the British Queen.-The
British Queen arrived at New York on the
23d ull. She brings news thirteen days
later than tina, received by the Great West
ern. She sailed from Portsmouth on the
4th. Adverse winds have delayed her
The Cotton market had improved. Prices
were higher. and the demand greater.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. =


William Lee. and wife, and
o,he's,.vs Burell Reese, and Partition.
Susannal Reese, his wife.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ an order from Chancellor Dunkin shall
offer for sdle to the highest bidder, at Edge
field Court House on the first Monday in 1anu.
AIRY next. a tract Of land belonging to the late
estate of Reuben Lee. deceased containing one
hundred and six and half acres. more or less,
situate, lying and being in the District Of Edge
field, OH the waters of Big Stevens Greek. and
Savannah River, and adjoining lands Of John
Bnsby Jonathan Taylor. and JOHN Bauskett;
on credit of one yehr, except for so much as
may be necessary to pay the costs, which must
he paid in cash the purchaser to give bond and
personal security, and MORTGAGE of The prenl-
ses, 10 secure the purchase money.
]. TERRY, C E. E. D.
Commissioners Office.
Edgefeld, Dec. ., 1889 {$475 "A
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1t was stated n abort lime since. that
Governor Carian Of Illinois, had called a
special meeting of the Legislature. The
object for which that body is called, is tn
devise some plan nr rescuina the State
from The difficulties brought on it by its sys
TEN Of internal Improvement: That young
State is sai. To be greatly in debt, its trea-
sury exhausted, the public works stopped,
and the Government without credit! A
woful preticamen, truly
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ConosER's tSquEsr.-An Inquest was
held on the both inst. by Isaac Hendricks,
ESP, Coroner for the county Of Richmond;
over The body of man by the name of
Williams, a blacksmith by trade, and said
to be a native Of Springfield. Mass, who
was found dead in Wagon Yard in the
upper part of the city. The Jury brought
in as their verdict "thal the deceased
came to his death by intempcrance and ex-
pOsure.'
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administrators AGzg.

AN Wednesday the lsth inst. will be sold
w al the late residence Of Jesse Hobbs,
deceased. all the personal estate Of said dereas.
ed. consisting ofseven likely Negroes. i <toc!,
of Cattle and Hogs two Mules. a fine yoke of
Steers. Mnusehnld and Kitchen furniture witt,
various other articles too tedious to men,ion-
Terms made known on the day of sale,
EBERT DEVORE, Adm'r.
December 3, 1890 b ID
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Land 6OS Sale

NNTILL he sold IN the 1st of January next
w at Edsc6ed C. II. the valuable Plan
tatinn w!lerennMrs.Ace Cantelou now lives. on
the Marti town Road, containing FIVE hundred
acres. more or les*, joining lards Of Benz. Rn.
PR. Charles MrKie and others. Terms made
known on the dav of sale. Persons wishing tn
purchase, previous to the dav of sale. can apply
10 VIM. FRAZIER.
Dee. 3, 1899 If 4i
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Final Nosioc

A r1rersons having claims against the Es.
N tate of F. NJ. YnnnG deceased must ren.
der thom in, by the first dav of January next
No claims a::'linst the Estate will be received
after that time. And those indebted to the Es.
tate are requested TO make immediate pay,nnnt
Nov. 26, 1899 A''''' Haw as = Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-05

TIE RlvEK.-On Saturday we had Il
rain. AMI from the appearance Of the river
this morning, it must have heen espeteticed
for some distance up the country. When
our paper went to press the river was
rising and becoming more muddy, which
is considered good sisi of heavy rains
above.-AuguSta ConStitu. 26th uH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-05

General GlascocE has introduced into
the Georgia Legislature. "a bill 10 resu
late the emission of The paper hanks un.
der certain circumstances, and 10 compel
The resumption Of specie payments, with
in a given time under certain penalties and
conditions.
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# TeNEaxNbIe plantation.

TOFTAINING nine hundred and thirty five
" acres. about two hundred and fifty Of
which rein fine state of cultivation There
are on the premises n comfortable dwelling
house, and other NECESSARY ou,.buldings.-
This land lies on either side Of Richland Creek,
near Mt. Willing and is finely adapted to the
production of COTTON Il, grain Of every descrip-
ton. Purchasers would do well tn examine
these lands. For further information, apply 10
Jacob B. Smith, AT Mount Willing or to
NJ. L BONHAM.
Edgefeld G.. Fl. Nov. 40:
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Copper, a7,f: YT7, Ware
.Ka9,1tfNctO
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.
rHSHE subscriber. thailliful for former patron.
ronase. respectfully informs his friends
and the public. that he has returned TO the city.
and resumed his mechanical operations as ,isu-
al, at the Old stand No. lGS, opposite the Eagle
and Phoenix Hotel. where may be found gen.
cral assortment Of ready made TIN-WARE.
COPPER, STOVES and SHEET IRON
PIPES, of various sizes and patterns, usually
kept in his market. together with large u.s.
sorimcnt of japan. Wooden and Willow ware
which will be sold low for cash. All orders
attended to at the shortest notice and with des.
patch.
Feeling desrons of general settlement. all
10 whom Inlay he indebted will please hand in
their accounts by the 20lh January and all those
Indebted to me will plense settle. by the above
date. BENJAMIN +. CHEW.
Augusta Ga. Nov, 16 1899 43 If.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-05

Case of the Amistad.-The trial or this
case is pnstpnued until the first Tuesday
in January nexi. The Court will then si
AT New Haven.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-05
HSclnrOlnaf.

YNyH Subscriber has removed his stock Of
H Goods to the new Brick Store, two
doors from the store he has before occupied.
where evil be happy to show his friends and
customers the most complete and extensive
stock OF Dry Goods ever offered in this market.
Country merchants supplied at the lowest Job
bing prices. JOHN o. B. FORD.
H"uiburg, Nov. 1S lS39 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-05

At an election held in Hamburg. S. C on
Saturday last. Col. NJ. L. Bonham, was elected
Captain of the Edgefeld Hussars and Andrew
] Hammond, 1st Lieutenant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-05

Bank of .Niliedgsville-It has bcen sta
ted in several papers thata large number
of The bills of the Banks of MilledgevilIe,
were protested. This is now said not To
he The fact.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-05

Hississippi.-The Democratic ticket is
elected throughout the State. 1t is said
that the Democrats will have majority
on Joint BalIo, in the Legislature, and will
consequently return the United States
Senator. II will he remembered that Rob-
eu r. Walker il The candidate. The party
have also elected their members of Con-
gress, Messrs. Blown and Thompson -
These gentlemen received their certificates
of election, and Immediately started for
Washington city. Governor McNuri lad
ministraion) is elecred by Il large majority.
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Edgefield District.
FALL. TERN. 1890

FAIL TERM, 1880
ET is Ordered that Court of Common Pleas
a and General Sessions. for the Trial Of.
Cases not disposed of ut this Terlp = 10 a I'e'u Il.
Edgefield Court House, on the fourth Moniay
in January next. -4,;,u
Gro. PoPE. c. P. e. G.s. az,
Nov. 5, 1889 u ~
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Correspondence Of The Charleston Courier
AGRICULTURAL CONVEN rION.

COLUMBIA. Nov. 2i
The Agricultural Convention of Ihr
Stale of South Carolina, convened in tn
Hall Of the House nf Representatives. on
Monday evening, Nov. 25, at q o'clock
Whitfield Brooks, Esq. of Edsefeld. wa,
called ln the Chair.and DR.. r. w Gibbes,
Of Richland. appointed Secretary.
Eighty-seven Delegates appeared and
registered th-ir nameS-after which IN"
Hon. F. II. Elmore. of Rirhland. was ap
pointed President uf th,' Convention, and
Messrs. r. F. ". AlIston,nf Prince George
Winyaw, james Gillespie, o. Marlboro
George McDuiliie. of AhheviI!e, and WIN
Elliott. of Beauf;r. Vice Presidents.
A Committee of fifteen. ronsisting Of
Me<srs. Is. R. Carroll of ST. Andrews. Ell
lerl,ie, of Marlboro Evans. of Marion.Cau-
non, of Darlington. J. Z. Davis. of Fair
field, Gregg. of Richlanl. REYNOLDS, of
Barnwell. j P. Richardson. of Sumler,
Arnold. of ihbeville, Hammond of Barn
well, Quash, of St. Philip ami 81. Nj
chapls. Sent. of ST. Helena. Dmnkin, of
All SAINTS, Brooks. of Else6eld, and Mas
sey of l. .uraSter. were appointed Com
m;,rec, toprepare business for the Con-
ven,iun. aal to report Oh Tomorrow eve
nng al 6 clock.
Adjourned until 6 o'clock Tomorrow.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Marlboro'-Jame> Gillespie, John Nc
Queen, w. T. Eilerbic.
Chesterfeld-Thos, L. Pdwe. }. Wright,
Marion-Thos. Evans. B. Moody, WIN.
Evans.
Darlington-T E. McTvec. T. P. Lide
w. H. Cannon. Sr. j. F. Erwin, W..
Wingate.
Chester-T. w. Moore, i. D. Crawford,
Fairfeld-J. J. Myers, ]. B. Davis, W.
X. Davis. ]. Il. Means, Edwd. Means,
David EIkins.
Richland-R. w. Gihbes.F. Fl. EImore
r. Henry, James Gregg.
Lancaster-B. Massey, J. P. Crockett
John w. Baskin, w. Reed.
!Smmter-J. p. Richardson ]. b Rich.
artlsun. d. F. p. Du Bose, 'Fhos. j. Will
den. Len ,ir. J. w. English.
AJbeciue.-John A. Calhoun, P. F.
hiorasne, Jas. Fair, A. b. Arnold, D. l..
w HTlld", NTeI. .lCbbllN-
Edgefeld-W. Brooks. Jas. Terry, a.
P. Butler.J ] o. Nicholson.
Anderson and Pickens-J. w. Norris,
]. p. Reed, +. N. Garvin, J. Mckinney,
Thos. Pinckney.
Mwbery-Si'ncon Fair.
Spartnnbrg-H. II. Thompson. John
Crawford. J. w. Hunt, Sam. n. Evans,
w. R. Poole.
Gre.nuiHe Stone.
Orange and st. Matthews j. NJ. Eel
der. 5. Glover, T. h. Dwight, J.Stronlau
E. TYLER. D. F. Jamisou.
Barnuell-C. r. Carroll. Jas II. Ham
mont, w. S. Reynolds, w. q. Symms, ],
D. Erwin.
Lerington-T. A. Addison. L. Powc. J.
C. Geiger. W. F. Percival, l.. Boozer,
II. J. Caughman.
81. Philip and 81. Michaels.-F. D.
Quash, w. Washington.
81. Johns, Berkley-J. ii. Dawson, P.
P. Palner.>
ST Anareioo--W. Lawtun, B. r. Car
roll. w. ]. Bull.
st. Johns. Celleton-W. NJ. Murray, J.
: Jenkins Mikell.
st. Helena lsland-I. A. P. Scott.
Prince U'iliiams.-J. {. Framp,on.
Prince George, WinysV-R. +. W.
Aston.
Al Snints-B. F. Duukin.
Novcmhe- 26.
Tho convention met according TO ad-
lourDmesu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-05

AT meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Bank of Charleston held on the 25th uIr.
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That a committee of five lie
appointed by the Chair, with directions to
petition the Legislature in behalf of the
Stockholders, tn Iostpone the time Of pay
ment of the 81 and 4,I, iStalmen,s due on
ihe Increased capital Of the Bank, in Jan
uafy next, until such times as the Drec.
tors may deem II expedieni I'd call for the
same, except IN cases where The Stock
holders shall prefer 10 pay zip the amount
ofsaid inslalments as uuw required by the
Charter.
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NOTICE

A LII Persons indebted TO the Estate of the
IA lat" Jesse Hobbs, deceased. are reqilesIed
t" make immediate payment. And all persons
having demands against said estate are request
ed TO present them duly attestrd
ELBERT DEVORE, Adm1.
December 3, 1879 If "a
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EUGEFlELD G.. ii
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1889.

We have received communication
signed "T" which We will publish in our
next.
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NO Y,FGE.

A LII persons indebted 10 Smith e. Frazier
"A are requested to call and settle their notes
or accounts.as the case may he.i no, settled r.,
18th of January neXt. they will be left in the
hands of an AGEN7'fnr collection.
SMITH & FRAZIER.
Dec. 2, 1899 if4d