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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-09-24
NOTICE.

ETTERS testamentury having been gran.
NJ ted TO the undersigned at the July Term,
lS40, Of the Probate Court of Amie County,
on the Estate of James Ne Dovel, deceased, no
tice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
said deceased, TO come forward and make i'm
mediate payments and those having claims
against the same, to present them duly authen.
Heated within the time prescribed by law, or
hey will DO forever barred.
ANN MCDOWELL,
NATHANIEL SCUDDER,
Executors
July 90, 1870. 3lw6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-09-24
GROCERIES AND PROVISIOS.


A = Bills. (sup) Flour,
} 100 Kegs Leaf Lard,
100 bbls. Irish Potatoes,
so Sacks Salt,
Tierces Rice,
25 Goshen Cheeses,
40 Boxes Sperm Candles,
100 Boxes No. l. Soap,
10000 lbs. Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
5000 do. Canvassed Hams,
40 bbls Brown Sugar,
80 bbls. Molasses,
12 bbs Loaf Sugar,
100 Caddys Teas, kinds,
go Sacks Coffee,
25 bbls, Buckwhcat Flour,
35.M. Havana Segars,
90 bbls. Prime Pork,
10 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
Brandy, Whskey, and Wines,
Shot, Powder, and Lead,
Starch, Salcratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves,
Nutmegs, and all other articles in the above
line.
A. NEAFUs.
jackson, La, January list, 1910. 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-12

Yaluab,s Recipe.-Thc worst cases Of
cholera murbus, ,dysentary, bloody lux,
&c. that ever saw, have repeatedly GU
rcd in Il few minutes. or hours, hy ii stroug
tea, u,nde of1he bark Of the sweet gum
taken green from The tree is hest--sIrep a
handful to a piut of wafer unli The liquor is
like good cnhee-driuk it clear or sweeIen.
ed with loaf sugar, oradd glass of good
brandy if the shock is very severe.
II moi niallihe, it remarkable in its
effects aud well worth being known aud
tried in every famiy.-fonr friend,
SoLEN ROBINSON.
We can add our own testimony TO the
value of The sweet gum tea--havins expe-
rienced amazing and speedy relief from
lis use in a violent case ofdvsenrery, which
refused 10 yield to the usual remedies
We have also seen, in the Inst five years,
its wonderful benefit in many other cases.
We have used the decoclion made from
The bark both green and dried; and have
discovered no material difference III The ef.
fect-holh being eilicacious.--Frunhtin lin
Farmer.
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l.. B Il II. FREEM IN, Adm'rs.
'g'eachcTs Wanted.

FHSIIE Excellent Teacher whn at present
d has charge Of "ur School, having decn-
ed rrnIanins another year. Il YeEtlcman well
qrirliiied to prepare youth for The Juniur Class
of the S. G.. College, is wanted 10 take charge.
oi the Edgclicld Male Academy, from ihc FIRST of
JInuarv next. The Trustees have Ecen desi
rnus Of pro :nrius tic services of gentleman
WIN inpa,!s 10 maize Il profession of the Lnsi
ness "f teac!,img; and the experience of,!ic past
fur years. lcads 10 strengthen their convictions
that it is only snch Teacher who Is ambitious
! tia acquiring reputation in his employment, that
can establish DIR classical $clioaI upon basis
promising pcrnlancn usefulness. Also waIled
from l.lc first Cf Iarnaiy nexi,
AN ENGLISH TEACHER,
who is perfectly conrc tent 20 give instruction
in alI the branches usually taugl in an Eng.
Iish Scliool. Among ihe*., 4 thorough knnwl
edge Of English Grammar. Arihma:ic, Grogra-
ply. aud the l,sc Of the Gluaes ale considered
Indispensable.
TO Snci gentlemen, a. can come well recon-.
mcnd"d. the Trustees venture 10 promise per.
nlanent employment, and good wages.
w. BROOKS,
Cha:r:aan'ofMc Board.
Edgclicll, Nov. ?, 1sin lf4O
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TO THE BANK OF HAMBURG, s C

TO THE BANK OF HAMBURG, s c
I'm Conformity with ihe notice handed
IL you, by myself, of Sept. 22d, shal
apply TO the next Legislature of This State
forthe apppinlme, of Il Committee TO ex.
anime thetrue con .,ion of this Institution
and to report accordingly.
NJ Y acts nnlitlc me to this course Of pro-
ceediug. h ing with others, huilr the Towr
Obtained Il charter EDr this Institution, and
put it operation. Having had talent and
Industry 10 establish this great enterprise.
should surely have competent qualiGca-
tions to sustain them; and ycI own Il
large interes, in The town, and hold M
stock in said Bank. aud have never asked
from, nor owed one dollar in said lnstiIu
lion from lis commencement, 10 the present
day.
A 5 men have been so severely eu!led FOR
many years, by these mnuied institutions,
aud their paper shows, thai facts should
supercede The shadows of Imagination,
feel this course Of proceeding 10 be my dn-
~, and shall perfnrm it.
According to the charter. this Bank. al
the present time, should have in its vaults
S5UU,000 in actual gold and silver, allow.
in2 for sums ID he paid out, but replenish
ed. This Committee is TO examine The
contents of The vaults as well as The en-
tries in The bouks; for if the Charter is not
sustained. il is mere blank piece of parch-
mcnt, and feel myself every way au-
thorized and competent 10 he one of said
Commune. aud shall give The true yer,
dict for or against, without fear or favor.
My fame, together with my interest, is
connected with The prosperity or destruc-
lion Of the Town, as well as that of tho
Bank, and neither of these shall be jeop-
artlizcd hy money shavrrs. for lie Town
or Bank, by all Ilic ingenuity Of men or
town, to the contrary moi wiihstnnding.
The charm Of society and high life in
Augusta. have already proven strong c.
uouch to draw the President of your Bank
over to their side, hu, as he has no landed
iuo,hold in nur Town, we will let him go.
hui ] shall mosl peremploriIy inIcrccde
against their charms to draw over our
gold to,heir side too.
will here refer 20 clause Of the Char
ter
Sec. 25lh. .4nd lie il further enacted,
That the Prcsi'len', Directors, aud the or
iiccrs Of the said Bank, shat! he citizens
and residents of the State of South Caro-
lima. HENRY SnULTZ.
Founder of the Town of Hamburg, S. e.
November Z. 1910.
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culiarly fitted him. His labnrs were. for
The mos. part, the lsbors Of an itincrant
Minister of the Gospel, and in this capaci
" he was very popular, and very useful.
liz his last illness. he manifested The spirit
of rcsignalinn to the Divine Will. a few
nights bef,re his death, be was f9vurcd
with clear aud delightful view..of tue
three persons in the Gndhead, Father, son.
and Holy Spiri'. as united in the great
plan of Salvation. In this view, il was
his privilege to he assured Of his interest
in this great plan, aud 10 commit his spirit
and his family into The hands of his God.
who is able 10 keep that which is commit
led unto him agains, that day. In this
frame of mind, be continued 10 his last
end His hody now rests in hope! His
spirits numbered with the spirits of jusl
men made perfect To Divine Grace be
all the glory He has left widow and
Two small children, to mourn their loss.
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OBITUARY..
DEATH has been busy at lis appointed ,eork.'

Departed this life OIL the 3lst ulrimo. ir
the 33d year of lis age, the Rev. William
V Dunn, of the Baptist denomination.
The deceased was huru in the State of
Maine, in the year lS0S, of respectable
parents. lnlhe year 1888 he was brought
by Divine Grace. To tue knowledge Of The
truth as II is IN Jesus. united himself to
the Methodist denomination, aud became
travelling preacher in that counrxioii.
till 1896. In this year, his mind became
much exercised on the subject of Baptism.
which resulted in lhr convirtiun, that ii
was his duty To be buried with Christ in
that orlinance. lie was accordingly i'm
mersed in waller upon profession of h>
faith in Christ, on the 9Th August, 1886.
From This lime forth, at the call of the
Church, he entered upon tie dulles of an
Evangelist, for which Office his talents pc.
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THSllE Snbscribcr having recently opened
The HOTEL, formerly occupied by CIV.
MASON, respectfully so,icits Share Of public
patronage. His Table shall always lie fur
nishcd with the bcsi the Markets alinrd; and
his Stables with the best proyerder; and care
iui and attentive Ostlcrs.
No expense shall be spared 10 render this
Hotel agreeable to all who may cal upon him.
X. K. HUNTER.
Hamburg. S. c. Now. ii
The Edgcfchl Advertiser, Grccnvilc Noun
taincer, Penllcion Messenger, will give fpnr
Insertions and the Charleston Courier will cuny
once week f,r one month, aud forward their
hills to the subscriber fnrpaynent R.R. Fl.
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From ths' Washington ca J Neses.
PILLS PILLS.!

We arc scarcely permitted TO take ride
into the county for the promotion OF
health, hut what our cars arc saluied WIN
the cry of pills, piitsb We like your pa
per very well, and would like very m"cn
10 patronizp il, were It not for your pU
odrfriisemtnts-but orthese we are hcart-
" sick or hearing. True, this may be an
objection to our. paper, and probably will
continue to be: but it is onc extremely
hard TO l,e remediet-thosc who are, sound,
"need mol a physic'an,' and in no coun
try are'Prinlers generally poorer, or more
in wantof the nsrdfuL than 'his-hence
they have found great relief qccruing from
the use of these numerous pills, taken in
doses Of annual advcrIiSenlcnls-old ID and
,lecrepid pocket books have becon'e quite
corpulen,, aud the SteriIfsand Constable
who have knocked long and hard a, the
Primers door have gained ahnlIttancc,
and sliafcd largely i'll the productions of
the pill manulacturcr. Besides all this
there are other good results from pill all
ver,iscmen,s. Many an old Bachelor,
whose days have beer passed in misery,
from rheumutics or some other customer.
has been directed 10 the source, through
these medicines. by which his ,connds anil
bruises have been healed, and his ,cintry
connlenance bloom with The spring-lime
of life. Again, there is The old maiden
lady-who. perhaps,.ha losr almost the
last lock upon which 10 hang The lemotcst
prosper of matrimony. in The midst Of her
reflection, has heen suddenly aroused by
catching up some weekly messenger and
in glarino colors discovers in its columns.
DIR. snipc's genuine Hair Oil, FOR the re-
s,oration Of the hair, and he general pro-
motion Of Female beauty" she selzes upon
the prize, gives it 'rial-rejoices in The The
benef, gets husband. and forwards the
printer fire dollars with the direction 10
send his paper. lie, those who say so
much about pills follow the closing exam
pie.
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PUBfIEC SALE
OF HIaBaG 1es<l Negroes

WE7ILL be sold ut the house OF the Snbscri-
w Der. M Friday before the, d,h Sunday
in November next, (being the 2Olh,) two tracts
of lainl adjoining y. ID. BrunEcn, Francis
Wood, Vim. Grnson. Esq, and H. Dunlon and
others, it also takes in the Cross Roads lead.
ins from Edge.icld Couri IEouse 10 lbbevlllc.
nine miles from the formcrpace. It is as eood
ms any stand in the np-conhlry, for Public
House, or Store. The above tracts will be
sold IN credit Of one and two years The
purchasers giving Note and two approved sccu-
'itics.
Also. at 'hr s1mr time and place, will Lc sold
six hundred bushels of Corn. Il quantity OF Fod-
der. three Negroes, three Horses. one OK cart,
two oxens, one horse cart, fifty head of cattle,
Hogs, Sheep &c. and many o:her articles too
l'dinns 10 mention. Terms, for the Negroes,
Produce. &c made known Oh the day of sale.
The above property is sold for division
CHARLES PRICE,
JOHN PRICE.
Oct. T., 1910 33
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NdbH A GJE.

4 AN required by tic Act Of The Legisla.
tnre, and by Il Rule passed at the last Cour,
for this District, 10 make Il special return on
oath. Of every Execution in the Shcrif''s Office,
within prescribed time. And in order to save
costs to the parties. and unpleasant trouble to
myself, hereby respectfully urge every De-
icndaui in Execution, to make speedy pay.
meni; and all Plaintiffs whose cases are mark.
ed Wait Orders" to come forward and pay,
or cause to he paid, the costs on such cases, 9th.
erwiSc the Executions will he sent oul for levy.
S. CHRISTIE, s. T.. u.
Nov. 6, 1910. d 4l
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HAMBURG, Oci. Z

HAMBURG, Oc,. 7.
The weather being favorable for hrsi-
ness, and the arrival of produce wagons.
we have bad brisk market this week at
reduced prices. The arrival of the staple
have caused our streets To he throngcd,
aud the merchants maintained their accus-
TONED activity. Prices now range from s
to 81 cts. for Carolina money, and wc sup
pose thai an or ! cent more could be ob
tanned for the article in Georgia money
Groceries. es.---There is Il full supply in
market, and disposed of at Ia,r rates.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-12
GREAT YIELD OF OATS.

E,rtract Of a letter received in his 1orn,
dated Kirkcudbright, Sept. 20, 1910.
Our harvest has generally commen-
ccd, hui the weather is bad, aud very Ill
tie has been secured sill ! ain sanguIhe
that none will perish-'lIie weather being
conI prevents the grain spruting. Lord
Selkirk, has raised Of one Statute Acre,
near this town. 50 bushels Oars, weighing
63 his. each An enormous crop; such
season for Oats. was nerer Known:
Barley is also abundant, hui Wheat rall-
ershorl. Oatmeal fell last week, from Is:
Gil. to 2s. per stone Of l4lbs.. and it is ex-
peeled 10 fall to Is. CD. next week. Car
Gilman.
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GIL BE HOTEL.
AUGUSTA GEORGIA.

1AyIlE undersigned, IaIc oftbe Merchants
D Ho,el. Charleston, IS. C,) would inform.
his friends aud the public thatlle has laken the
above Hotel and is now ready 10 accommodate
those who may favor Him with their patronage.
He will make no boast of whar he will do, fur.
her than to say, fi,at his tables will be furnished
with the best the nnrhcts afford. and the estab.
lshmcnt receive his personal attention; and it
those who call on him once are not satisfied
with his bill Of fire and accommodations, no
will not solicit them 10 call ag1il1.
WILLIAM GOSS-
Augusta Ga. Oct. 90, 1910 4 4U
The EdsefeId Advertiser GreenviIIe Monu-
taneer, Columbia South CarulmfaH, and Mil
lcdgeviIle Standard OF Union. viii copy the
above weekly four times, and send their bills
for payment 10 w. c.
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AUGUSTA, Nov. 5

AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.
Cotion.-Thcrc has been a good aud
steady demand for cation in this market
during the past week, and il any thing.
prices have been in favor of the sell.
l"r. The receipts continue remarkably
light, for the season Of the year, but as the
.ections, are now over, we are IN hopes
that the article will come to market more
freely. The sales are still confined prin-
cipally to The street, hut little has hecn
sold from warehouses, &c will give those
sales as fair criterion of The market they
were as follows; 2 at 7. 80 al s. 16 al 81
S at SIG. 10 at 81. 90 at 81, 81 al "a.
lI6 at 81, and 10 bales al cents. We
quote 8 at 81 cents. with the remark that
ctnice in square bales will bring 8 ceuls.
Groceries.-Thcrc is no change 10 no
tice in the price OF any article, and the bu.
sincss al present is very limited. The on
ly sale that has come to our know ledge
worth reporting. was lot of about 25U0
bushels salt from store, at so cents per
bushel, months credit.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DJSTRICT

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EDY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi-
ID nary of Edgcfed District.
Whereas, David StaIuakcr hn,Il applied ia
me for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chatllrs, rights and
credits of James W. SlalnaItcr, late OF the Dis
tricf aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and adnonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, TO he and appear before me, al
orr E"xt OrdiI'ary's Court for the said District
10 be holden at Edecfeid Court House on the
18th day of Nov, to show cause if any why
the said Administration should not he granted
Given under my hand and seal this 4th day
nt November. nne thousand eight hundred und
forty, AMI in the sixty-fllh year Of American In.
dependence .. T0WLES, D. T.. d.
Nov. a, Is40 50 121) b 40
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NO'a'EGE.

a PUBLICATIONS. will be made 10 the I.e.
IL gisIalurr Of this State, at the next session
10 vest the little of tI'c State 10 any rscheatcd
estate OF the lae Col. Christian Brellianpt, in
susan Grai!i,anit and O*s!an Gregory, or ono
of them, and ip vest the title OF the State 10 any
esale;,frt estate Of the late Margaret Clark aud
David Clark in The children OF grandchildren
"i the said Margaret, or some Of them.
Sept s. 1S40 :,n '32
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Notice.

WVIIE Subscriber has disposed bis Stock Of
q foods. aud 'ales much pleasure in re-
commanding to his oldC Customers, and dH ctEcfs
his SUCCESSORS, Messr>, Dowd IL Meigs, who
will trarsact bnsi"ess OIL the true plan. w!icl,
i'll bad of pursued. would have saved he tie
roblc .! no,c caf'iag t"udiy on all OLD ficnds %
come fnrward. and pay up. lI'they 10 it, well;
il not. Gust must cUm:c.
c. A. DOWD.
Oct. 30. 1S40 If 33
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ANempt at Fire.-An cllnr was made
through window in the roof, to burn this
office, last night, between seven and eight
nclock. II was provd"ntially Qurnchrd.
after the destruction Of about thirty dollars
worth Of property.
We shall abstain from expressing our
suspicinns until legal investigation throws
more light on The matter.
There is no Insurance on either the build.
ing or proprrty.-Sav. Tel. ofthe 4M inst
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Henry Stone. Applicant, VS. Thomas
Stone and Others, Defendants.
TT Appearing to nv satisfaction. that
H. Abner Stone, Levy Jordan aud wife
Sally. Two Of Ihe Defendants in the abuve
stated case, reside beyond The limits of 'his
Slate. 1t is therefore ordered, that they
do appear and object t" The division, Or
salr, of the real estate Of Jesse Stone. de-
ceased, on or before the first Monday in
February next, (lS4l.) or their consent
will be. entered of record. H..
o. TOWLES, o. z. D.
Nov 3. 1910 SS alb 30
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A meeting of the Stockholders Of the
South Western Rail Road Bank. & Of the
Charleston and Cinciinuli Rail Road
Company is to be held in Charleston on
the l7lh November next. Elections for
officers will lake place, anl other business
of ofimportance he transacted. All stock
holders who have not 81 gned proxy eth
CT for the Rail Road or Bank since De-
cember last, should not delay doing SO.
Pendtei0n Messenger.
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The Amefcnn Observation-Disclosures
may he The "po,np, glory aud circrin.
:stauce" of the great men Of the world
Whatever may be The dazzling pageanry
ofhieh life-the glitter of fashionable So
cie.y. and splen-lid misery of those who
beiieve thai ''lhose who think must gov
crn those who TOLL" there is no siluaIiun
more enviable than that oflhe plain Amer
ican inechauic'; free for every thing for
which heaven designed him: untrammel-
led in his opinions, and left to the gui-
dance of his own genus, he walks erect in
the full statue Of mau. Earning with his
own hands The means by which he sup
pors himself, protected by government
which, like the sun. sheds lis light, lis foS-
iering care, upon all, who shall gainsay
his right to enjoy The fruits o. his labor in
the way which hest may please him =
Under our government, prudence, indus
try aud economy are snrc to NEE, with
their reward; and it should be remember
ell by every mechanic that the road to
preferinent and official dignity is open 10
every one. All that the people want in
those that serve them is fidelity and pa
,,riotism-iruh to the constitution and iu-
telligencc enough 10 perform their duty.
it is The duty of every American torender
himself competent to act ON all occasions
rs becomes an American citizen. Iniell.
gence, education and study are within the
reach OF every human bciug.
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A TRUE FRIESD.-'Thc 'Audleuce
states. a gentlemen who in 1880 found him.
self loser by the revolution. DeIcrmin-
cd to go beyond seas 10 improve his for
tune; but previously to leaving Paris he
deposited with friend 30.UOs tr. as q ness
egg, in case of the new speculation which
he inedilated not succeeding. Wore than
nine years passed away, and not single
liue had been interchanecd between the
two friends; when The one whj had expa-
,iated himself, having failed in his ul.
tramarine pursuits returned to llavre a
few days ago, determined To take up his
10000 francs, aud end his days in France
lie hastened 10 the capital, but found that
his friend had left his former residence had
ruined himself, as it was said by gambling,
and had not sous left. Full of rage and
despair, he found out his residence in the
Rue Eloridmonreau, where, he lived in
the garre, Of fifty story lie rushed into
the room, and there saw his unfortunate
friend, almost without cluihcs a hagsard
figure sitting on chest. his only piece Of
furniture. Upon this he launched out into
The most violent reproaches upbraided him
with breach Of trust aud threatened even
10 strike him. HSfriend uttered not word,
but slowly rising unlocked the chest. open
ed The ld and showed the olher his &c, 900
francs in gold. As his only recompensc.
he begged him TO give him a liule money
10 buy some food. The sequel may be
imagined. paper.
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Sher rs Sale.


EpY Virtue of sundiy wriis of Fieri Facias
ED | shall proceed TO sell on Wednesday the
:2!5lh Of November instant, at the house of the
Defendant. the following property. to wit:
g. l.. d r. Penn g. Co. vs Hollis Dunton
three hundred and fifty Bushels of Corn, ono
lot nf Fodder, one lot o' Seed Cotton, Siork o
Cattle and Hogs, House hold and Kitchen fur
niturc.
Henry Parsons vs the same, the above de.
scrhcd property.
Wallace e. Frazier VS. the same, the above
described property.
Denhy Il Key VS. the same, the above de,
scribed property.
Smith Il Frazier IS the same, the above de.
scribcd property.
Bland q; Cattle VS. the same, the above de-
scribcd property.
Treadwny q Blinn vs. the same, the above
described property
G. J. iovcrvs the same, the above described
property.
Terms of sale-CdSh.
S. CHRISTIE, $. F.. d.
Nov -, Ie40 b III
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DISSOLUTION.

'ENHE coparinrrship heretofore existing I've
u tween Mitchell Il Ransom, dissolved the
ST inst. by mutual Consent. G. w. Mitchell
is duly au'!lorscd to settle the business OF Ill.,.
at" finn; a!l ,.ersons indebted 10 us will make
immediate pa: me II to Geo. w. Mitchell. lex.
cepling those who will be otherwise notified. y
and those havin. claims against the firm will
prescn; them 70 G. w. Mitchell for liq,ridn,ion.
GEO. w. MITCHELL,
NJ. A. RANSOM.
Oct. d 30
p S.-Geo. w. Mitchell may be Eannd at
his store "a miles above CairoPost Office, near
the line of Edgefeld and AbbcviIle Districts.
The Edgefield Advertiser will give the above
four Insertions and forward their bill 10 G. w.
VI, for payment.