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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-10
From the South Carolinian.

THE RIGHT OF SsrRucTIoS.-Thoush
we cannu, accord with This right, as ser
forth by Major Henry, in the Preamble
and Resolution offered by him, aud pub
Iished to-day. in the proceedings Of The
9th ult., and aaXiOusy trust that the
Legislature will not suilcr a temporary
evil, to tempt it into disregard for great
principle, long and well recognized by the
proceedings of the 9Th ult.. and anxious
ly trust that the Legislature will not suffer
a temporary evil, 10 tempt it into disre-
gard for great principle. long and well
recognized by the State; YET something
cerlai.ly ought to he done, in reference to
that evil. a more gross and unjusti6ahle
misrepresentation Of and contempt for the
principles and opinions, wishes and feel
ings Of the people, than thar so long and
delerminalelv perscvereI in by Col. Pres
; ton, is not to found in all history. To
submit To it longer, in silence, would seem
| to the people of olher States, an entire
indifference To the abuse. aud encourage
repetition Of il by other rrhlic servants,
hereafter. The people of the State evil
den,ly expect something to he done, al the
present session; and we would respectful
| ly suggest the adoption of Preamble
and Resolutions setting forth their sense
Of the abuse, aud the manifest pronrirly
of Col. Pr"stun retiring from station in
which he no longer possesses their conf
dence, or represents their principles or
opinions. and permitting them to supply
his place with some one, who will give
the State its due weight and influence in
the national councils.
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n. L. Rum. Sec'ry.

The following Preamble and Resolu-
lions. presented by Senator Allslon, were
unanimously adopted on the 10th uit. by
both braucics Of The Legislature Of South
Carolina.
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God,
To remove from his sphere of usefulness
among us. His ExcelIency Patrick Noble,
late Governor Of South Carolina; and it
becomes us, al the same time that we de-
voutly acknowledge the Christening hand
Of AL Omnipotent aud Mcrciful Provi-
dencc. 10 express our sense oft!lc loss which
we have sustained,
BE i! Rcsolred, By the Senate and
!ionsn of Representatives. That in the
lralh ul our late Chief Magistrate, Patrick
Noble, The people OF this Stale have cause
for deep reflection, and sincere humi!a.
ton.
Resoircd, Tint associated IA we arc in
the service Of the people, we deplore the
loss of nnc who, in the loug course Of his
public career, was ever readylo 10 render his
most efficient labour. equally in the hum.
blesl and most prominent station, who a.
dorned his station with the virtues Of sier-
Iing'honesty, temperance. bencvo'ence and
pieiy. aud who, in the true spirit Of Re.
publican simplicity, on throwing OFF The
robe of office, was emp'aIicalIy, and with
on, atlectation, one of the people.
ReSoircd, That in testimony of The re-
spec, due The memory Of Governor Noble.
the Members Of the Legislature will wear
Grape Oh the left arm during the session.
Rcsoircd, That copy Of these Resolu.
tion-, signrd by The President of The Sen
ate, aud Speaker Of the House of Repre-
scnlalives be transmitted to the family Of
The deceased, AS an expression of their
sympathy, OH the parl of this Legislature,
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AUGUSTA Dec. !:


CoHon--Our last notice. of THURSDAY,
left lhe markel with gond demand, and
prices improving. On Friday the hes,
qualities readily brought 10 cen,s-tbis
rate continued up'o Saturday, when The
article became dull. and prices declined to
former rates, viz: 90 81 for prime. On
Monday the market opened 1T from 81 TO
9s, al which rate it continued up to yes
tenlay, when the demand was limited, and
none other bni choice Ints would bring the
FIVE eighrs, The receipts are OIL The in
crease, hut arc sill far behind those at the
same period last season. The business is
still confined 10 wagons, aud nearly all re-
ceived has met with ready sale. We
corriuue to quote to - a 9s as the ex-
tre;ne of the marke.--a choice ln, in
square bales, If offered. would hiring some
thing over our highest quotation.
Groccries.--In The grocery market we
lave not much change to notice. The
business at present lransacIing is confined
principally TO the country in the retail
way. BY wholesale there is little or moth
ing doing.
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Marriage Erokcrs.-ln Genoa there are
marriage brokers, who have pocker books
filled with names of The manageable girls
of tho different classes, with n0res Of their
figures, personal attractions, fortunes, &c.
These brokers, go about enleavoring 10
arrange connections, and when they sue
coed. they get commission ofIwo or three
per cent upon the portion. Marriage ~
Genoa is quite matter Of calculation,
generally settled by the parents or rela-
lions. who often draw up the contract be-
fore the parties have seen one another; and
il is performed when every thing is arran-
aed, and few days previous to The narri
age ceremony, that the future husband is
Introduced 10 his intended parlner for life.
Should he find fault with her manners or
appearance, he may break off the match,
on condition of his defrayinS the broker
age, and any other expenses incurred.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-10

The Augusta (weekly) Chronicle & Sen
tinel comes to US, in a new dress, and great
ly enlarged. 1t is now one Of largest in
the Southern States. This speaks we'll
for the reading public of Georgia; and
shows desire. for the general diffusion Of
knowledge. This can only be done through
the newspaper press, as it no longer makes
the college and library the prison homes Of
literature, but sets it free, aud domesticates
it in the poor mans cottage. We have
heard citizens of this District, those TOO.
who are entrusted with the responsibility
of rearing families, 10 future usefulness
asad responsibility in socie,y. excused
themselves for not taking the Adrertiser
by saying thar they "had no time TO read
it." To such we would say. awake from
your lelharey. Deprive no, the Printer
Of just compensation for his lahour, and
your children of that atmosphere o!
knowledge. which ditliIses a light. that
gives cheerfuIness and cnjoymen, to cxis
tence. Paronise the Printer by snbscri-
bins for his paper, and last, but nor least,
pay him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-10

Business Prospscts.-On Thursday last
there was considerable quantity of cot.
Ton arrived in wagons, beside some hun
dred bales bv boats. We can say with
safety that there were at lcas, 700 bales
received in Store. One warehouse re
ccipled for over 2G0 bales, and as we have
six warehouses, and each did good busi
ness thai day. the number ofbales received
caunut fall short of our calculation. A
large business was done in the grocery
line, thereby sustaining our calculations
relative 10 the prospects of Hamburg. We
still hold on to the opinion. that our CITY
Is destined to arrive a, greatness, and that
all opposition heretofore, or that may be
offered to her, will prove bascless aud OF
no avail.-Humburg Journal.
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,ator ofpassins events, or follow the course
of misguided fancy.
We, as the Committee Of Benevolent
Soriely, do recommend to said Society
the adoption of the following Resolutions
ResoLvcd, That we will use our endeav-
ors 10 put down fashion which permits "A
lady 10 wear more than six yards, Of home
spun in Tourneur, or corsett worth
more than fifty dollars.
Resoiued, That we regard man as a So
cial being, formed 10 society and inter-
course, and that the very clements of his
nature, exhibit high marks of considera'
lion for The opposite sex.
Resolred, That upon the improvement
of woman in particular, depends human
improvement in general.
Resolved. That we, as S"riety, will
in all cases, uphold and sustain the rights
of woman. not by compelling them to
carry bags Of bran. feathers and wool, bur
by advising them TO adopt The course of
Helen and The Grecian helles, Of whom,
In ancient lore we find no mention
Of,his mos, beautiful invention,
Called Tourneur. of large dimension,
And hustlcs too, t attract attention.
Resolrtd, That copy of the minutes
Of this meeting he forwarded to The Lesis-
larure. and petition, praying their adop-
lion bv that honorable Body, and also
further pcririou. that all artificial dcformi.
lies, substituted in the place Of natures
most noble production, may he regarded
as individual nuiSances.
The above preamble and resolutions
having been read and presented, were
unanimously adopted.
On motion of Gen. Economy, il was,
Rcsolred, That Sukey Porter be, and
is hereby expelled from this Society, in
consequence of having violated the 9Th
Sec. of The l0tl Art. of the Constitution.
On motion of II. w. Punch, the meet
ing adjourned until Christmas.
lion. L. NOGG, Presi.
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The information contained in the fol-
lowing article from the Charleston Mercu
ry Of the 9Th inst, corresponds with that
which we have received from Columbia in
relation to the same matter. and confirms
the views we have heretofore prescnledon
the Governors election. TO Col. Ham
mond, personally, wc have no objection;
but, il is mosr remarkable fact, that he
is so actively supported by the Wings:
THE Canmss for Gorernor.-There is a
striking sign in The last news from Column
hia. The election for Governor has been
put off 10 Wednesday, AT the instance OF
Col. liammond's men. The object is to
rive him The advantage of the votes of the
Richland Delegation, who Of course will
he Wings, as the Republicans decline run
ming ticket, and these Whigs, it has long
since been asserted and not denied, are
pledged 10 Col. Hammond by the Preston
party, by whom has been loscred The
whole opposition to Col. Richardson. We
have little douhr that Col. ii. will obtain
every Wing voIe in The House, and that
many of his parlisans are only. Wings in
disguise. Let our Democratic frienJs
watch the enemy. nor suffer our ranks TO
be broken al this crisis, which we assure
them is more dangerous than they seem 10
suppose. Effnrs are making to build up
a Wing party here, aud every where in The
State. Circumstances have encouraged
them. A good many nominal Democrats
have already abaIed in their zeal, and risk
ed the harmony Of the party for persona
objects. We call upon Gov. Henesan's
friends, whom we know to be good men
and true, 10 aid US in resisting the disor-
ganizers.
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NOTICE.

4 AM required BY the Act of the T.cgs!;l.
ture, and by a Rule passed at the last Court
for this District, to make special rrtnrn on
oath, of every Execution in The Shcritl''s Office,
witEina prescribed time. Andin order to save
costs to the parties, and unpleasant trouble to
myself, hereby respectfully urge every De.
rendant in Execution. TO make speedy pay
meni; aud all Plaintiffs whose cases are mark
ed "Wai, Orders" TO come forward and pay,
or CAUSE to he paid, the costs on such cases 9th
erwiSe the Executions will he scnt ont for levy.
S. CHRISTIE, $. T.. u.
Nov G, 1910. d il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-10
For the EdgefcLd ddecrtiSer. ]
LARGE MEETING.

A called meeting of the Anti Bachelor
Au,i-Old Maid, Auli-Tobacco, AutiLi-
quor, An,i-Tourneur aud An,i.Et Celera
Society, was convened at Courtship
Palace" corner of Me,hcelin-street and
IIumbus Avenue, on Saturday. the 10Th
instant. for the purpose of considering the
expedicncy of laying sun'lry petitions be-
fore the ensuing Legislature, and transact
ing any business connected with The peace.
happiness and welfare of the community,
and The advancement of said Society.
On motion of Jeremiah Humbno, Hon.
f. Nogg was called TO the Chair, and N.
E. Rum, Esq, was appointed Secretary
pro tenn.
The President having been conducted
70 the Chair. acknowledged in brief and
graphic speech, the honor conferred upon
him on this occasion, and gave notice that
the meeting was then organized for The
transaction of business.
Whereupon Ma. Boltlencck arose, and
in short aud eloquent address, portrayed
the inestimable benefit arising from the
formation of the Ami Et Cc,cra Society,
and Sc, forth in most vivid light, the hap
py effects which it was destined in its cir
cumspeciive perigrima,ions 10 exert upon
l. 81
moving tia, the Chair appoint Commit
fee Of nine, TO Withdraw and report pre-
amble and resolutions, expressive Of the
object Of the meeting.
The motion having been approved, the
Chair named The following gentlemen to
compose said Committee, viz:
Maj. Bottleneck, II. Gin, c. Brandy,
II. c. Cigar, Fl. w. Punch, r. G. Whis-
key. J. Hnmbus, Felix Porter and WIN.
Commonsensc.
The Committee withdrew, and after an
absence Of about fifteen minutes, returned
aud reported the following:
Whereas, There rs Il strange and cruel
mockery in the conduct Of the American
public TO the distinguished .Euir of the
land. And
Wherens, The community is now agi.
ta,ed with measures adopted 10 assert their
rights, and advance their interests. which
though recommended upon pure aud he.
nevolent motives. have a tendency in gen.
e-al to deronatc from thc dignity Of the
feminine portion Of community, by mani
Testing certain degree Of refinement, IL
uumeanins compliments, and series q
superhuous attentions, while at the same
time Woman is constrained. by her phys
ical inferioriry, To stand aloor an idle spec
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,Ewcsafy gboilars EscwaTd.

EnhHAH Az on Friday, the 18th Instant,
Hh, from the subscriber. in Columbia. rc-
gro nan by the ualna Of SAN, i coniecto.ct
hy trade. about 40 years Of acc, biack cGnl-
piexinm about > lcct iHrlIcs i'll i,ci gI't. high
cheek bones, iIi; ROSE sharp !arr, rather slIln
and inrIinrs Il LITTLE IN S!nop when walking.
The upper front teeth little pro!cciing-ra'ilcr
down Iu.k when spoken TO; his teeth rather
black from the coilsiani Il<r at tobacco. lie
had with him silver watch, with a Steel c!luln
and broad silver key attacked. He formerly
brongrtl 10 AIRS. Jnur. n' Eh"reId He may
mike hl+ way ciihcr for Ed:ciield or Statcs-
burg, where lie formerly lived Whoever dc
ivcrs the said Lave o t!,r subscriber, il found
ont OF the District, *!la!! RECEIVE Il reward ot,
Twenty Dollars; and Tea Dollars il apprc-
hcuLed in I:ich!and District.
ALEXANDER MARKS.
Columbia, Nov. ~. Lao. Gag
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-10
II o tice.

THE Co-par,nership between the subscri-
IL hers, under the firm of Penn & Bran
non, was Dissolved on the first of March last.
They take this opportunity of earnestly re-
questing all persons indebted TO said firm, and
to the firm of Brannon, Hudson q Co., either
bv note or book account, to make Immediate
paymrt All debts due not paid by the first Of
January next, will be put i'll slrit as longer III
diligence will not be given. w. B. Brannon
is authorized TO settle the business.
G. l. PENN,
L. PENN
w. B. BRANNON.
Dec ], 1910. d al
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CASH WANTED.

NYHE Subscriber takes this method Of say
u ing to those Indebted to the old firm of
Nicholson d. Presley, OH mites and accounts
for the year 1899, and previous, that necessi-
ty compeIs me to request them to come for
ward and pay mp. lowe money due on the
Isl OF January next, and cannot extend longer
indulgence. would also say, that wish to
make al invariahle rule in my business to have
all accounts liquidated the Is, Of January each
year, which will save me considerable trouble,
aud he for the interest of my customers.
+. B. PRESLEY.
Dec. 10 tf as
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GLO HsE HEO r. u T..
AUGUSTA GEORGI.I.

HOGCS III GEOfGI1.
ESIlE undersigned. late Of The Merchants
I Hotel. Charleston. 6 CO. would inform
his friends and the public that he has taken r!ir
above Hotel. and is now ready 10 accommodate
fhnse who may favor him with their I,alrnmas'.
lie will make no bnast Of what iir will do. fur
ihrr than to say, tmt his tables will be furnished
witt, the best the markets afford a:I the cslab.
lislnnenl receive his personal attention. and il
those W who rnll on him once nrc MOI satisfied
with his bill of fire and accommodations, he
will NOT solicit them to call again.
WILLIAM GOSS.
Augusta Ga Oct. %, 1910 d 40
The EdgcfipId Advertiser. GreenviIle Nom.
taincer, Columbia Snnth CarulInian. and Mil.
lrdgeville Standard uI Union. will copy the
above weekly four times, and send their bills
or payment 10 w. q.
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To Rent and Hire.

WNFIF Subscriber will rcut for the eilsning
z. year. the tracts Of lund of Jno. NJ. Simp-
kiis, on the Beaver Dam Creek now rented
aud occupied by La Fayet,c Is. Pixley, and
others.
lie will also hire ont for the ensuing year,
severak valuable Negroes. Among whom are Il
good Carpenter. Blacksmith, job Carpen.
,or , (,onL mr. t,vo nrd Tho holaucc first rntc
field hands. ELDRED SIMKtNS.
Edgefield c. H., Nov. 80, 1890. ~
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Gatlnntry.-A sailor, who hal spent
nearly all his days on the blue waters, aud
knew little of land gear. came ashore the
oIher day, aud in passing mp street saw a
little woman going along, with large muff
before her. He stepped up very pnltely,
and offered to carry it for her, as he was
going the same way.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-10
House and Lot For Sale.

VETIlE Subscriber offers for sale. on reason-
u. able terms, his House and Lot, situated
in the village Of Greenwood, Abbevilie Dis.
trict. The situation is pleasant, in central
part of the village, adjoining the Lot Of The Fe-
male Academy. The IIons is one story, COR
tanning three rooms and two fire places, he.
sides Il basement story, Of two rooms and Two
fire places. The ont buildings are suitable and
convenient. Applyto Coils. Richard Or Luriin
Griffin. n. w. HODGES.
N. b. A good male or female servant. [i'n'
or gir) would be taken partly in pay. if prci::l-
red by the purchaser. N. w. II
Furman Institution, Nov. 23 lelD. d4l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-10

The Post Offices AT Ligon's Mills, Green.
vile District, and Laurens Factory, Lau'
reus District, S. G.. have been disconliuu.
ed. A. Hunter, Esq. has been appointed
Post Master at Wolf Creek, Pickens Dis
trict, and &. w. Bradley, Esq. at Deca-
tur, Union District.
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4 soldier, whu was once wounded in
battle, sci up a terrible bellowing. An
Irishman who laid near, with his legs shot
of, Immediately sung ont bad luck to
the likes Of yc--lo yc think nobody is kilt
but verselr''
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% g. { see.

8 Ill. Persons indebted tn the cs.a:a of VIM.
IA VI. Butler, decreased, ARE earnestly re-
Tuc-'r'l tn nIahr i,nnia,I:rln payment, rs the
subscriber intends Ia cusr Ir estate : and
tho q has n,t n"ihs a.nii,st ikc estate. will
present them dnly allr$lr,I wiIironf DELAY.
n. !. GRIFFIN. Ercc1t0r.
Nov. ). 1870 Il Ji
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-10

The following is the best definition Of a
loaier we have vel SEEN
"a person who bess all the tobacco he
uses; knows more people than are acquaint-
ed with him, when he meets ,hem-0fien
lacking at his borrowed watch TO see the
time, and takes The papers six months and
then Iramps."
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WAN RING!

& IL persons indebted To the Subscriber,
IA. either by book account, or moi" of hand.
are requested TO make immediate payment. Il
lar.e number of those claims having been
due for years. The Subscriber has Used cvcry
honest rXerlion to procure money to meet his
engagements, and favor his customers; any
longer Indulgence therefore, It is unreasonable
TO expect. Separately a large number of these
debts are small, the az gregale amount of which
would answer all his purposes. lts expected
tins notice will supercede any further demand
C.. a. DOWD.
Edgcfield, Dec ], 1910 tf dl
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q @ { 1 Cc.

a Ll. persons indebted to The estate Of
LA Jas. OgIlvm. deceased. arr earnestly
requested to make immediate payment. as
the subscriber intends To close The estate
and those having demands against rhr cs-
'alr. will present them property ar,cstcd,
without delay.
J. s JETER, admir-.
Nov. &c. 1hll. IF a.,
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HAMBURC, Nov. !

Since our last notice, the Cotton Mar
ket, has undergone hul little change IN pri-
ccs. Some sales have heen made as high
as 10 els. Extreme sales 7 10 81 cts.-
Arrival have been heavy during The past
week.
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ShcrlM'S Sales.

Bland Cailrn& Co. and others,
VS. II. Dunlon.
VMTTLL be sold at the housc of John Cheat.
wv ham. .ir. on Friday the 18th inst. one
pen of corn in the shuck supposed to contain
two or three hn;tlred bushels. levied ON rs the
property Of II. Dnntnn to satisfy the above
cases. Terms of sale Cash
S. CHRISTIE, s. F.. n.
Dec. ,. 1910 b As
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The Drunknrd'S Faie.-The Brockville
Recorder mentions The death, by drown
ing. of Charles Fotheroill sou of the late
editor of The Toronto Palladium, while in
q state of INVESTIGATION.
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shakers Garden sectfs--
Cro,, ca Hs;IsS.

FE1l1E Augusta Seed Slorr will hr re-
z opened on or about !llr 2GIIl OF this
month, where will b" offered for safe Il
large assortment Of SEEDS, rais"h IN =
by The SHAKERS Of COnnecIicu'--,IIc
subscriber having none oIer. TEcsa
Seeds are perfectly genuine, as !irce yrarS
have proved, they therefore, require nrihing
to set thrm I'll. The usual allowance
made 10 country dealers.
4 few Brushes. Selves, Sugar Eoxes,
Swilis, &C., for sale.
J. Il. SERVICE.
Nng .. il
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n O t1ce.

yHSIIE Subscribers make this last call on al
thrse indebted TO them. TO come forward
aud liqnidatn their uotes and accounts, without
delay, az we nre determined TO close up our
business. All those who do not take alvuntag ge
of this notice, by the fifteenth day of January
next, will find their notes and accounts IN the
hands Of an Attorney for collection.
c.. J.. GOODWIN.
GOODWIN. HARRINGTON g. Co.
HARRINGTON d. BRYAN.
Dec. Z, lS40 IF As
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Private 4 Transient Boarding.,

by MRS. EDWARD ". COLLIER
g HE has taken Mr.. Curtis brick hull
- ding, Immediately opposite Mcssrs.
Ben'Iy g. McConl's Grocery Store aud
Mcssrs. StovaI, Simmons q Co.'S Ware
house. where she will accommodate "a
few regular Boarders, or any Other country
frieuas who may please to call on her.
Families from thc country can here have
retirement, and yet be convenient To bust
ness.
Augusta. Ga. Oci 20, f 10
The Milledgevillc Journal and Edeefirld
Advertiser will copy the above for six weeks
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N OF see.

"a LL t!lo$cndcrcd 10 lie late firm of Blanc,
"a Calm Il Co.. ciI!:cr bv Iintc or open ac-
count are earnestly requested To come forward
and pay mp, Us the affairs Of the concern must
be brought Ia Il close
All srcl' Claims not attended 10 by the first of
JanI'ary rIsllin@. will be placed with an Attor-
ney in colerinr,.
EdgcfeI C. H.. Nov 23, lSlO. If ~