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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09
FOR NEW YORK.
louisiana and New York Line of Packels.]
IN; 45k IN IN

To sail regularly as "dUertiscd from each PORT
UVIlE line is this composed of the follow
ing ships, but more vessels will lie put on at
an early day, making the number twelve in all, which
will now nf one being Disqualification this port every
week during the year, thus afofdng prompt facilities
for transportation and the lowest rates of freight.
Ship Yazoo, Cap,un 'lrask.
mississippi, " Becbc.
Louisville. Allen.
Saratoga, Hathaway.
Huntsville, " Eldridge
Shakespeare, Palmer
The above ships all Of the fist class, cnppered
and copper fastened, of light druught Of water, and
built in New York expressly for the trade with elegant
accommodations for passengers and commanded by able
and experienced masters.
The price Of passage is fixed Mt S9o, without wine,
or liquors. ample in every other particular will
be provided and every attention given To prnote the
comfort of those passing and fro in the lire The
ships will Ii, all times be lowed up and down the river
and the greatest punctuaIiy observed their day Of
sailing
Neither the owners captains of these vessels will
be responsible for ewey bullion, precious stones, sill"
yer or plated ware, breakage of glass, hollow ware
marble or granite, co"perage lin, rust Of mon OF
STEEL or for my letters, parcel packages eat by
put on buard nr them, unless regular bills o! lahg are
ukcn for the same, und the value hcrcofcxprcssed.
For freight passage, apply to
mar q JAMES Is HULLIN, "a Camp s.
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RACON SJDES-5o casks Cincinnati cured, land
- ing from steoriler Memphis for sale by
marco Il DORSEY, A New I.evee.
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DADEN CORN oIlsisnty on hand, aui for sale
| ID bv SHALL g. BROWN.
srl is 50 Magazine st
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OlGARS-2O,OO Principe Cigars, in quarter boxes
~ for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE Il Go.
upl5 ia Magazine st
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BAZA A r.
Corner Of 81. Charles & Common street,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
DUSU L. ALLAN would respectfully cali the at
ID tentio Of citizens and strangers 10 their complete
assortment OF Gentemeu's linen shirts, do c"lnbrc
with linen fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen col
lars: silk cotton and merino under shirts and drawers:
cambria ind silk hanlkerchiefs: black and fancy
watts in great variety stocks Of every descriptions gum
elastic and cotton suspenters: silk, cotton and thread
gloves: gents hoskin goves umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
ting desks, dressing cases. port olios, perumey, cut
lery, and rich funcy goods.
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JOHN Y. CHILDS,
ENGRAVER AND CCPPER-PLATE PRINTER
No. 3, Camp s.
WILL eugrave and print order bank notes. bills
w Of exchange, bills Of ladiug diplomas, mercan'
tile and visiting cards. notar, consular and counting
house seals, door plates, silver ware, &C. always on
hand, an assortment Of silver plated and brass door
p..tes ,...,
Ps Cards printed from plates already engraved.
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C,astwlse.

Fon NoRFc k & Rlc!.moNp.
,;fA The fust Suing, packet schooner NILE,
I'm Captain Bell will havA immediate despatch.
$akE- For freight of 80 barrels or passage, having
fine accommodations apply to Can't on hoard opposite
Angle stores or to $ 81 II VIII rNEY,
a2l 70 Camp st
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f,c,-1'hat they are the most ctieCiual
PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD.
RENOVATION OF THE SYSTEM

RENOVATION OF THE SlSIEM
Ever discovered
Also, constitutional Diseases produced by mercury or
the minerals the consequence Of syphilis lues vencri
&c &c.
IL n fnc--Tha in single instance lave they been
known he used that they did not produce good effect
curing thousands many Of whom before sdered
rube. .
II facta box of SarsapArla pills and one bottle
of the Compound Syrup fSarsapArla, all sufficient to
any Of the above diseases.
it ic,-s"nd be observed that The only place they
obtained genuine in ~ Orleans, is ut Cu.tomhouse STREE
barriI / o.. No. &c.
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lst The vital principle Uf) contained IN the blood.
.. Blood makes blood
3d. Every thing in the body is derived from blood
ith All constitutions are raIc1lly III" same.
5t All diseases from impurity otthc blood in 9th
cr words from acr hun,or lodged III the body.
6,h All these humsrs carried off, the blood purified
aud aahfu by the la that a>sinltes with
the blood.
7t Vegetable purgavcs alone ASST alutc with the blood.
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TO IMPOETERs OF PATENT LEVER WATCIl-
ES AND MOVEMENTS.
they are open 70 receive orders for First Quality
Work, on the hekt possible terms.
Patterns forwarded, on respectable reference being
given upI IL
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SC.iLE OF PRlCES-Doubie Gms.
For double Gin Of so saws more each
cylinder, making l6o saws in the stand,
with feeders, taals, &c. u, SO per saw, or $3.50 c
For "A double Gin OF 60 sa vs. m n cylinder,
or 100 saws in the stand, feeders, Sc.
Sc per saw, Or 72o
For do. of 40 saws do. Or y saws ina
stand, at Sc Is per saw, or 500
For do. of 20 saws on do. 40 saws in
stand, ct f6. 50 per saw, Or goo
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SINGLE GINS
For single gin of so saws or more, with
one Sc, Of feeders, ba,,as, &c. al sc per
saw, &4SO W
50 per saw, ~ $50 90
For do. Of 40 saws, with feeders, &c. Sc
75per saw, 800 90
En- 80. co., > 1so M
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-10

Register of the Land Office for the Spring Filep
d., net, Mo-, which ms embrace thc opin-
ions Of many i'll diiiel ent sections OF the coun-
try. J. 5.
Having travelled much over the states, both
west and south, and lIuvins heard much suid in
iavor Of DIR. Sappins,o,' fever pills, do hric
by certify, that believe there I'm, II yer yet been
any medic,ne Ohered 10 the public so eihcacI"us
in the cure OF f'vcrs IA thai whc, lie lla, pre-
l'acd. have known many labouring under fe-
| vcr and aguc, cured H. tln course OF from "a to
a. hours; and all cases Of fever ia which have
| known il used. it has never failed TO ccc IL
cure, so far rs known to me, in II shorter time
| than any mrdici. e have ever known used l
| d" therefore recommend j, to all pcrs oHa 2bor-
| ing under fever, as the best remedy ki ~
| the public. 10. l. II HANEfstP
ircsi, supply Of the above valuable medi-
cine is offered for sale at the Edgeticld Dsur
| Store.
Arril 10 II
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PUNCTUALIEY
is the life OF HaESineRa.

lif subscribers are determined 10 sell
u their goods "n the most reasonable terms
ut which they Gun be afforded. In ord that they
may be- nibled L" d. 80. OH the usual terms OF
credit they deem it their duty notify their Gus.
tomers that they viii expect prompt payment.
All accounts are considered due OH the first
day of January of eacI year, except b, special
agreement: n, which time they will require tho
same to b, close'i if not, they will charge In
iercst ufer that time.
And all accounts due OH the first day Of Janu
ary of each year, and not closed within thrco
months after that time, they will consider them.
selves ut !ibelty to put them into tho hunds Of
~ officer for collection.
>in every well conducted business there should
TIE some principles and rules by which il ia gov
erned-nnd by adopting the above rules ~, shall
be enabled TO do justice TO ourselves and to all
concerned. AID what will be better, we shall
be enabled 10 sell our goods 10 our customers on
n credit n casI, irices
We return our sincere thanks to our friends
for their liberal patronage. and will try to servo
them, so as 10 meet continuance Of the same.
G. l. d f. PENN d. co.
Dec 1879 tf44
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New Fall and Winter,
GOODS.

Il he subscribers tes leave to inform their
friends and the public generally that tliey
are now receiving their stock of kau and IVia-
ter Goods; consisting ut the following articles.
viz :. e,tt!
super 5-4 buck I,ulian Lus,ring Silk,
+" Gro de Swiss do =
Sinchew do :, @.ls-
e Figured do sp
" colored - do
Muslin lie Lane,
English Prints, new style, #
Fancy do and Mourning do
Z" Furniture do
F." red and white Flunnels, white Canton do
Is ack and colored :,-4 and "a Circassians.
Ga Gro lie Nap erif,o
GA FIR and ng do a
"a Coronation Cord,
Ladies super fancy silk Shuwis and Wells, -.
plain Lama do
red merino do
silk and bullion fringe do
colorcd merino and chincile bor-
dercd do
China ilk Hose,
Ladies black ribbed do
q" q worsted and merino do
" white aid Colored cotton do
French muslin worked Collars,
K" silk, beaver and hoskin Gloves,
{" bonnet and belt Ribbons,
" linen runlbrir Hdkis.R
Z" mourning muslin. Collars,
-" super Englsh Straw Bonnets,
Misses =. do
Long Iawn and Irish Linens Diapcr Towels,
"a Table, 81 Il A Diapers,
A sood assortment of Satinets Casimeres md
Ves,ings,
Blue, black and invisible green Cloths,
Furniture ringe and Dimity,
Cotton net Skirs and Suspenders
Mems buckskin, wOolen Il cuffcd Berlin Gloves
% mixed and white lambs wool half Hose,
&" black silk and worslcd do
" silk pocket ldkfs and black Cravuts,
" Stocks, Linen Bosoms and Collars,
"a English and French black Bombazin,
A good assortment white plain Iacomet null and
Swiss Muslin.
figured and plaid Swiss do
Bobinets. Imsertinss, Thrend Lace and Edginr,
Power loom Ticking and Russia Diapers.
1leacled and brown Shirtinns and Shectings.
WOODEN l.inseys and Washington Jeans.
heavy goods for servants,
94 l04 ia Whitney Blankets.
S-4, "a Duffil for Neqrocs.
Negro Shoes,
Also, a good assortment Of mems. boys and Ia
dies fine Shoes and mems Boots.
Mems fine Hats, Fur and Seal Cans,
Boys cloth Caps and wool Hats,
ALSO,
Sdddtery. Hard,care. Crockery. Tin, &C..
With many other articles too tedious TO emu
merate. which will be sold on accommodating
terms Tor cash, or on time to punctal CUSTOM
ers. NICHOLSON &. PRESSLtY.
Nov IA, 1888 tf4l
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> ate Oi south IL DINA.
EDGEFELD iISTRICT.
.Af'ril 10


TNiESE presents will certify to all oncern-
IL cd, that we. George NJ Newton residing
in the city of Ausr,sn and State of Georgia
an' John .. Ford rcsidin. III the town Il
Hamburg III the District afnrcsid have formed
and do hereby form partnership under the act
ni the General Assembly ofthc tate OF South
Carolina authorizing the formation of Limited
partcrships,f" the purchase and sale OF Goods,
~ ares merchandise. which, business is 1" be EAR
rlcd on in said town of Hamburg under the name
and style OF "JOhn .. B. Ford and TO continue
for and during the term of five years from the
date Hereof. Th" said John o. Is. l. ord is the
ticnerai rurtncr. and tie slid Geo. NJ. Newton
Is the Special partner having actually ron,ribI-
ted tie si,n of five thonsad dollars tn the cr,-
mon sock.in testimony wherenfw we have hcrr.o
set onr hnnds this fifth day Of October. eighteen
hundred and thirty eight.
TS;y,ed7 GEO.M. NEWTON.
l'S"e"'l JOHN o. b. FORD
Signed and acknowcd gcd in the presence of us.
rS;,ro, GFO. PARROTT,
} WELLINGTON FORD,
Iiambnrg : &. Oct =. 1898 f3G
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n H. w q ID d ID =.

EllE Subscribers are ing and
opening their fall and winter supply o.,
g""ds which hive been selected with great
care from the ialc~t imporIaIions. 10 which
they respectfully invite The attcnliun of
their customers and The public generally.
Their stock embraces "a large aud gcner
al assortment of British and American sia-
pie anl fancy goods, suited TO The Season.
Grnrerlcs, Hardware. Cmrkcry. Shoes.
Hats. Saddles, aud Il general assortment of
Books and Stationary, all nf which they
Will sell on The most reasonable terms, for
cash, or on credit to punclnal customers.
G. l.. g. f.. PENN. g. Co.
Oct. 10, 1888 If :}S
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I'D R Y 60 DS.

Which he has Just received from New York
ana Is now Up ming ut the New store adjoin-
ing Mr. liubbnrds Hotel in Hamburg.
His STOCK Is cStensve-New-and bul,o Int for
cash MI of which lie offers :or sale III as low
prices i> can he bought in any Southern ity He
deems It entirely unnecessary I" enter into gem
eral enumeration of tho articles Of which, his
assortment is composed or to hold ont auy in
dnremrnt: which may not in the practical "I Iern-
tons OF his business he realized, hut simp ' tn
state that he intends TO keep his store furnished
at all tmies wititnc nes & most desirable articl );
and (as far as possible to do) an assortment o.
every thing that belongs strictly to his line o..
business, and that the hnyins and selling of Dry
Go"d- vii! constitute his sole and leading pursuit
and leave il to those with whom he shall bc so
fortunate aS To deal tn decide whether he can sell
as cheap as others engaged in the same business.
JOHNO. B. FORD.
Hamburg, s. c. Oct 5. 1888 NIB 36
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EHurlllaal il Institution.

& Ok Ihc classical del ar. II, ,ent Of ,ls Iustitu
l. ton, The Board Of Trustees have elected
the Rev N. w. Hodges Principal, and the
Rev. Z. L. Hammond. Steward and Farmer;
he rrlnclial has also secured Mr. John
Dav's as Assistant teacher. for the ensuing
year. This school, ,Ir ,ctore, will 90 INTO op-
Ell atio" on IN -td Monday in January next;
under The snpcrinteiu iuuncc Of Air. Hodges
The Principal and Assistant are both cxperien-
ced 'eachcrs, und each has prepared Students
for the South Carolina College. Mr. Hammond
lins served Tor months past, rs steward and
plant r, and bits fair to fill his station with satis.
faction Ia all parties,
The ra'es of Board and Tuition will be fixed
at thr next meeting oi the Board, with little
variation tro II the terms oi Ia t year which were
SlU for board. and from $50 to $40 per an
NUN Tor tuition, pay able haii yearly in advance.
Stude'is viii be required to labor two and
halt hours IN each day, for which they will re-
ceire reasonable compensation: to be deducted
from heir board i'll the las, session. Parents or
guardian may nave their SONS prepared either
tor the JUNIOR or lower classes in College; or
have their ,ustrll lions suited to high order Of
Ens,is, edu ntOn.
The Pnncii,u has resolved TO eniorcr strict
di$cipin land Gil tvrtc the moral as wei. as the
intellectual. powers OF the youth committed to
his care. His eif"rls III this way will be Sec
"i'ed BY the XecntIve cOnmittec, ,wi.O are de-
terln'"ed I" take every practicai measure to re-
move temptations. as far possible from this
institlion, which uie ca.culu ed to lead the stui
dents mo mnloralitrs or disorder. The COM
s:itut"n and laws OF This intttution will he iur-
nlshed to any one VINO will apply to either Of
the members Ot tho Board OF Trustees. II is
earnestly requested, that The parents and guar
dians who send to tls institution. would strictly
observe Ita, law OF the Board of Trustees,
which requires mat all onies sent tor the use
Of their SONS should be- placed in the hands Of
the steward, to be given out as nccc ssary and
not TO uuthorisc any student to contract any
debt. without the appreciation Of the steward,-
In order T. enforce tins law, il Is hoped parents
and guardians, will ,ciuse The payment any
acc"u. contracted b, minors( without such aI-
thurity;. especial. for wine or spirits &c. APP
phcati0ns Tor e..tcrancc must he nude as soon
as convenient. III person or by ,etter, to the
Prinsipal, at Woodville T.. y. Abbeve District
or to WIN. Smith, near the Institution.
JNO. DAVIS, President of the Board,
NV 1898 d1
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FRESH SUPPLY

OF BAGGING, ROPE s. BACON,
JUST RECEIVED ANDFo SALE.
00n Pieces best HEMP BAGGING,
~SISJ 2DU do wide TOW do.
100 Coils of small Hemp Rope,
100 do. do. Tow do.
500 lbs. English 'rwne, ~.
10000 prime Dacon sides,
Sugar, Coffee and Molasscs,
Salt, Iron and Steel rts
Teas, L"nf and Lump Sugar,
Brandys, Wines, and Cordiais,
All Of the above Articles, or any thai fe may
sell, ave viii ssasr1vt to he sf the
will soil TO ortler or otherwise, at the lowest
possible prices and we assure our friends e. the
pnblic generally. that orders for Bagsing and
Rope, or any other article in our line, shall have
our best attention
We still continue t" transact business on Com
mission, aud will attend TO the selling or storing
of Cotton, or any other business entrusted to o,lr
care. ii. l. JEFFERS a. Co.
Hamburg. July IL, 1893 tf23
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Clots:s, Cnssimcrcs, VESTS.

HATS, STOCKS AND GLOVES.
NHE Subscribers have received ii splcn-
did assortment of The above ARTICLES, OF
the latest styles, To which they invite he al
'entIon "f their customers. They are pre-
pared to execute all orders Tor clothing in
The hest style aud on The most reasonable
terms. &. l., q T.. PENN, q Go.
Oct. %. 1885 a 3S
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state Oi south 'arOiina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
G""r,Gs 6"cx Spr.%,,; r Adm'r Adm. of ArrAcunEsr,
James Donald. AssO"rs,r,
YNIiE Plaint # in this case having. ON the
IL 10Th day of March, 1893, filed his decla.
ton III my Office aud I re defendant having no
wife or attorney known to be in this State upon
whom copy ofthe declaration, with special
order ofthe court endorsed thereon can be scrv-
ed: Therefore ordered,th that the said James Don.
aid do appear and make bus defence ,piitin a
yeas7nz day from the filing of the declaration
as aforesaid, or final & absolute judgmen, will
be forthwith given and awarded against him.
JAS. WARDLAW, C. c.p.
Clerks Office llth Nav 1~2S. rs
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State of >ntItl, arUiina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

Jacob Chnmberlin. } attachment in Assumt
Survivor, vs. Tino Notes. Damugcs
John A. Young. $3.50 so CTS.
INHE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec
IL laration i'll this case in the Clerks Office,
and the said John A. Young having no wife or
attorney, known to be in this province, upon
whom copy Of the said declaration with a
special order OF the Conrt endorsed thereon. can
be served: 1t is therefore Ordered that the snid
John A.Young do appcarand make his defence
with year and day, from the filing of the said
declaration. us aforesaid. or final and absolute
Judgment will be forthwith given and awarded
for the said plaintiff
JAS. WARDLAW, c. c.p.
Clerks Office. jan II. 1899 daG 81
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~ d 1 ice,

E;s "a T..
NHE Notes and Accounts of DR.. James
n Spann. deceased, have been left with
MIR. II. l.. Jeffers. in Hamburg. An per-
sons indebted to DR.. Spann are requested
to call and pay MIR. Jeilers, who is ou,horiz-
cd to receive the money; and those having
demands against the Estate will please
render them to him. f. SPANN.
March 26. 1893 tfS 4dm,tr;r.
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tate of South ,arO;liia.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

R0bbnS d Gunner,
VIZ }Assumpsit Attachment.
VIM. Marlborough.
NHE Plaintiff, in this case, having this day
IL filed his declaration, and the Defendant
having neither wife nor attorney within this
State, upon whom Il copy of said decarat, on
can br served; Ordered, that the .,e,eutlan:
plead thereto within year and day from this
publication or the said action will be taken pro
conlesso against him.
GEO. POPE. c. c.r.
Clerks Office Oct "a Is:bS dno az
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NEW GOODS.

ME Subscriber begs leave to mvnc the at
III tentIon of the pc"pl OF Ed., field and tin
ad .oIninS Districts to ali entire New Stock of
FRENCH, GERMAN. ENGLISH g.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-10

Hats ana Umbrellas,
With many other New and Fashionable Ariel, ;
III their Inc. a general assortment at
;.EADl MADE CL,,THlNG,
Ind Military Trimmings Of all kinds.
+. .S.-CLOTHI\G Made mp in the hest man.
ner and most Fashionable Siyle.
GOODWIN HARRINGTON & Co.
F,dmetic d G.. IL Oct = Il
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a.0seiiehd Village
FE.N.XAE .4C.ADEUNr.

NHf. exc cises q this lnSiitItiOii will re-.
IL conimenc" OIL Tuesday, the st day Of Ja..
udry. 1889. The Rector inlorrs the commune.
ty. that Miss STARK, who has assisted linn this
year, il engaged ior the next as". With the as
sistance OF this lady, and of Mr.. Bacon in the
Mnsicdi Department. all the Orllalnentai brnnch-
es of Dra,oimg. Fainting. Necdie-,cork & Music.
will b. taught III This tIs tuition. together with
the solid branches heretofore taught. BOARD
ING can he Obtained in the house OF the Rector
for thirty pupils, and in neighborimg private
ousc> 10 any extent desired. 1t is particularly
desirable: that those wh" intend to place their
children in this Institution for the next wear.
should do so in the first week of the opening of
the school in January; rs, in that week the cins-
ses will be formed for the whole system to COM
mcnce its operations on Monday of the second
week.
The school room is provided with fire places
and fires TO make il comfortable in winter and
tl. hours of instruction are the same in that sea-
son rs in the summer. Suthat the adva nta q es
for stud, in the winter will be equal to those in
the summer.
Prices in the Solid Branches and Music the
same the next year this. For Drawing and
Painting, SO per uarter For Nretile-work.
S6. Payments quarterly III advance.
w. B. JOHNSON, Rector.
Edeefcld. Nov. I. 1898 c 80
The South Caro!inan, Charleston Courier &,
Mercury. Augusta Chronicle 4. Sentinel and
Constituonast will give the above two weekly
insertions. and forward their accounts to this Of.
flee for payment.
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State at So til { arOlina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

1N IHE 90 HMVN FIEl4S'
VIM. Brunson. W.. Foreign Attachment.
William Drum. : Debt.
NNHE Plaintiff in this case having on the l1tl
Il Of September filed his declaration in the
Clerks Office, and the Defendant having no
wife or attorney known to he in this State, upon
whom copy of the said declaration may he
served: 1t il therefore ordered that the said de-
fendant do appear aud make his defence within
year and day from the filing oithe said dec
larnton or final and absolute Judgment will be
awarded to the said Plaintiff.
GEO. POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Sept H. 1898 eq 33
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= a,R AY ED.

- afA Y ED,
ca,sx@ 4'KOM the subscriber.
EEsxaWS Il near HAMBURG. alout
MM the last of April. T,no Steers !:
.ss-S--z5fsswse or years old. long slim horn.
One OF the Steers is red and white ,he other
brindled. Ear mark not reco' ccted The
steers were in fine order. as they had been stall
ted. presume they will endcavor to return TO
Cambridge, where they were raised.
i, m ,o,, JOHN EVANS.
Nov 70, 1893 aaT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-10
State of ~Olti Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN YlIILl fIflAIlIn DI l.,

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Sampson kilrrease. VS.. FOREIGN ATTACH
Wiley Freeman MENT AssUMPsIr.
THE Plaintiff in this case having ,on the 18th
IL day OF May, 1873, filed his declaration in
the Clerks Office, and the defendant having 10
wife or attorney known to be in this State upon
whom copy of the said declaration may be
served: Ii is therefore ordered that the said de-
PENDANT do appear IL make his defence within
year and day from the filing of the said dec
Iaraticn. or final and absolute Judgment will be
awarded TO the said plaintiff.
GEORGE PNPE.C c. c.P.
Clerks Office. May '4,h Isa L..