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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Moore VS.. Declaration in Attack.
Mathew lathe v, Houston. ment.
WN7HEREAS the Plalntiffin the above stat
wv ed case, has this day filed his Declara-
ton against the Defendant. who is absent from,
and without the limits of this State, Gas it issaid,
having neither wife nor attorney. known with
in the same, oil whom a copy of the Declara-
ton with rule to plead thereto might be serv-
ed Ordered, that the Defendant plead to the
said Declaration, within year and day from
the date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will be awarded against him.
JNO. F LIVINGSTON, c. c P.
Clerks Office,
MAY Is, 1S41. B.&r. age II
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N O 1 ice.

a LII persons indebted to the estate Of Mary
IA. L. Dunton, deceased, are requested 10
make immediate payment. All persons having
demands against said estate, are required to pre-
sent them properly attes,ed, within the time pre-
scribed by law
P. F. LABORDE, Executor.
May 81 II
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!. S. MM e ofiGe.,, {; j e,

Ss9::5isss IN O flC3eeg .-$..:
5TOHN M WEATHERF0R
ID one mile and half East Of the Red Hill,
tolls before me, small mouse colored mare
MULE, supposed to be about thirteen hands
high, ndtwelve or fifteen years old, some marks
of geer, with stripes around the legs and across
the welheis, moves little stiff in the left hip, no
other flesh marks visible. Appraised at fifteen
dollars.
JOHN HILL, J. P.
Anil on 1911 IF ID
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March 16.
IN office

Notice
Es HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
k be made, at the next session Of the Legis-
lature, for an amendment Of the Charter incor-
porating the Town Of Edgefeld.
PSF. LABORDE,
Intsndant.
May 10, 1s4l i'm. Is
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YELLOW HOUSE,
AND
General Drug Store.
Centre.street, Hamburg, 8: c. opposite the
OLD AMERICAN HOTEL.
cARV1N e. HAINES,

fSuecessors to Fl. r. Cook, = Co.! =.
rzEEP constantly on hand. at the above
IL House, general assortment Of ANN,
DPPERFUMERY. PAINTS. OILS, DYE
ST sTUFTs, H HATTER's MATE
Ls,WINDoW GLAss,&c.
All Of which they offer at the lowest prlces'
and on terms to sui, purchasers. -,
~ T Physicians and family prescriptions vii! NJ!
receive prompt and faithful attention, at all
i hours day and night. All orders executed
with neat1ess and despatch.
/. A supply Of warranted fresh Garden Seeds
always on hand, suited to the season.
/. p. GARvls, VI: D,
S;Wm. HAINEs, JUN. ~
j. H. MURRAY, M. d. -
Hamburg, Sc, Feb. 6, ls4l. sj{s
Feb. 10 z, ~ II ~
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Garyim e. Haines,

At the YelLow House, Hamburg, S. c.
"A RE now receiving, (direct from Philudel-
A. phia, J in addition to their stock on hand, a
splendid and we'll selected assortment of MER-
.cHAsDIzE, in their line.
They now invite country Merchants, PLY.
sicians, and others, wishing to purchase
Drugs & Medicines,
to call and examine their Goods and prices, as
thew intend to offer such inducements ascannot
failto secure to themselves liberal patronage.
Hamburg February 16, ls4l,
Feb. 1S. tt
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pROpOSAISH
8 z-.-sz.1-7;E.E -. g. PROPOSALS -
For publishing By subscription, at Eagcfad, c; a.
a Semi-Monthly Agricultural Paper, entitled
The PIOugh BOy.

The Plough Boy.
HN presenting to the public Prospectus OF
an AgriculturalPape the subscrberis well
aware Of the many objections which will be
started against it; such as often rghten the most
sanguine, and generally terminate the existence
of such periodicals, before their intrinsic value
is fully made to appear. Knowing all the ia-
conveniences which must necessarily arise, IN
bringing outa wosk Of this nature; but, having
received assurances from number OF gentle
men, we'll skilled in the Science of Agriculture,
of their assistance in his undertaking; ne hopes
10 be enabled to nurse it through its infancy,
and by the aid of our enlightened 8gricnllurlsts,
he has but little fear that it will eventually reach
maturity.
That such work is wanted, in this section
of our country, none will deny. No Agrlcul:
tural paper is at present published in,his State,
and those published at distance, are dIfhcult
of access. to most Of our Planters and Farmers
on account of the heavy charge Of postage, and
uncertainty of the mails.
TIE PLOUGH Boy will be entirely devoted to
Agriculture, and all exertions will be made to
give the best selections from other papers, and
10 obtain Original Communications from our
Oldest Planters and Farmers, on that subject
No pains will be spared to make it a complete
Text Book for Southern AgricuIturists.
VIM. F. DURISOE.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD- DISTRICT -
IN EOTJJTY. ~ ..ss 80

John Rainsford, VS.. -
James Rainsford and - ;s.7.s!s. .ss.l.:3 Z
wife, and others. 49,,
MT appearing to my satisfaction, that: JohH
III Rainsford, of England, son of Joseph and
Louis C. Cantelow and Mary his wife, Defsn:
dants in this case, reside without the limitssaf
this State; on motion by w Wardlaw & Carroll,
counsel for Plaintiff, ordered, that the aDefen.
dants above named do appear in this honorable
Court, and plead, answer or demur, 10 the sBiIl
of Plaintiff, within three months ffom:the publi.-
cation ofthis order, or that a decree pro eoafss.
so be taken against them, -:
J. TERRY, G. E.E:D:ss
Commissioners 0fiee,I March l6, 1841.. -
March Ia Z. nj "a
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMUN TLEAS.
Green B. Crawford. Declaration in 1T
vs. Wade Shuttesworth. tachment.
WN7 7HEREAS The Plaintiff in the above stat
Wv ed case has this day filed his Declare
ton against the Defendant, who is absent from,
and without the limits OF this State, (as it is
said.) having neither wife nor attorney, known
within the same, on whom copy of the Declar-
alton, with rule to plead thereto might be serv-
ed Ordered, that the Defendant plead to the
said Declaration, within year and day, from
the date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
judgment will be awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. c. F
Clerks Office, 49,
. May Is, 1941. Bot. age ~
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TERMS

The PLOUGH Boy, will be published Semi
Monthly, and each number will contain sixteen
pages, royal octave; making volume of four
hundred and sixteen pages, yearly, exclusive OF
an Alphabetical Index, at the end of each vo-
lume.
The first number will be issued on the first
Saturday in July, and mailed regularly to sub
scrbers.
The price ofsubscrip,on will be 81 SO per
annum, four copies for IS, and ten copies for
$40; payable in all cases, in advance.
The last page of The PLouou Boy will be
reserved for the insertion ofany Advertisements
which may be sent, relative to Agriculture, but
none others. A
P Postmasters are requested to actas Agents
for the work; and all persons wishing to SUBJ
scribe, will please forward their names and Post
Office by the 25th of June.
p All letters addressed to the publisher must
be post paid.
May6 If Ia
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CoLuMslA, 18th Feb, ls4l

IOLUmoiAJ AotA WI
To His Excelency JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
s;r-I have the honor to accompany here
with .Orders No. 65' marked (A.) from the Ad.
infant and Inspector General, and my report
tberaon. marked { B. }, to Ex-Governor PIERCE
Dnring the administration of the late Cover
nor Noble, he authorized me 10 cancll the obi
cation of Taggart for the purchase OF the Ma
Paine lot, and to accept the bond OF ID. Dou'
glass. ,,., mo tho
purchase money, with interest, amounting to
1904. and l witnessed a transfer oi the sald lot
known as the Magazine, to John Cunningham
The bond of Williams for the purchase oil the
Arsenal, has not yet been paid, as there is some
difficulty in regard to title. 1t seems mere is Is
NO record of title or tranafer OF the sala 10. Of Of
ground to the State, and man by the name Of
Charles Dendy who owns an adjoining iot' mas
set up a pretext ofclaim to the ground 10 the
injury and annoyance of Williams, the purcha'
ser. have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obedieat servant
B. T. WATTS, q. Master General.
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State of South Carolina.

State OF South Carolina
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT.
Mary Tomkins. Applicant, } 5 ;.
VS. VIM. Hill and wife, and '7!f ~
others, Defendants. ~
UT appearing to my satisfaction that William
r. Hill and wife, Eliza, Defendants in this
case, reside without the limits of this State. 1t
is therefore ordered, that they do appear:and
object to the division, or sale ofthe realestate
of Stephen P. Tonkins, deceased, ION or before
the second day ofAugust next or their consent
to the same will be entered or record.
Given under my hand, atmy Office, this 18th
day of April, l94l
OLIVER TOWLEs, O. E.. d.
April %, 1S41. ($10 SLY sEm ~
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Head Quarters, =
COLUMBIA. 2nd March,


ORDERS No. 6s. mr.
To Col. BEAUFORT T. WATTS, Quarter Mas
ter General.
SIR:-You will proceed to sell the Arsenal
S and Magazine lots in Abbeville, in pursu..
ancs of a resolution of the last Legislature OF
this State, on credit until the lst of October
next, taking bond and sufficient surety for the
payment Of the purchase money, and report
Che result of such sale to His Excellency the
Governor.
By order Of the Commander.in.Chief:
JAMES JONES, Adj't 81 Insp'r. Gen.
s.. B.
COLUMBIA, 18th May, 1888.
To His Excellency PIERCE M. BUTLER:
S;r.-Ip pursuance to an order from the Ea-
.cn,;ya. 10 cause to be sold the Arsenal and the
MAGAZINE lot, in Abbevlle. have the honor
to report: .u ,,,,d.v
of ,h;s month and effected sale of the said
lots. at public auction, in conformity to notice
nreyiously given in the Gazettes. The Arsenal Aena
was purchased by T. D. Williams, at $SUo.
The Magazine by John Taggart, at $2eO. Inc
nnrchasers reside in the village OF Abbevllie'
and are responsible citizens.
have the honor to accompany herewith tnelr
several obligations, sustained by ample security.
I have the honor to be-,
Your most ob't servant,
B. T. WATTS. @. Master General.
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N O!fiGe,

HIS hereby, given that pplication will be
IL made al the sitting Of the next Legislature
for an Actincorporating the Mt. Vernon Church
and Camp. Ground 80 3.ss.liss.s tss.5i;ssa.s
May 13, l841 - m Is
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. ~. =
4 INTHE COMMON PLEAS..:s9sssssss

Josiah King VS.. Foreign attachment 80
Benny Proctor, { Declaration in Assumpsit, Z
vVlHE Plaiatiff having this day fled bis declars.
ationi5in my office, and;the Defendant hay.
ing no wife OF attorney known to be within the
State, on whom copy ofthe same, with rule
to plead, could be served. It's ordered that
The Defendant plead to the said declarations:
within year and day, or final and absolnte
judgement will be given against him.
GEO. POPE. c. c.Y:s +
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&: :: State Of South Carolina
ABBEYILLEs DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS. -
Samuel r. Fuller, VS.. Declaration in.At- !,
Jones e. McGinty. tacsment.
WK7HEREAS The said Plaintiff in the above
wv stated case, las this day filed his Declar-
alton against the said Defendant who is absent
from, and without the limits Of the State, (as it
is said, having neither wife nor attorney, known
within the same, on whom copy of the De
claraton, with rule to plead thereto might be
served: Ordered, that the said Delendantplead
to the said Declaration, within a year and a
day from the date thereof, otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will be awarded against him.
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON, C. c. P.
May May 4, is4i. p.&r. nqe II
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YNlHE Friends of Capt. E. w. Perry,
u announce him as a Candidate for
Tax Collector for this District.
- March a. # 5
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State Of South Carolina 8

State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PEEASS..Es.t::tss; =
Henry Williams 1T9sr vs.. Foreign Aaasinsaa
YHHE Plaintiff having this day filed his
a Declaration in my Office, andihes Des;
fendant having no wife or attorney known.to'
me within the State, on whom q; copy of; the
is ordered that the Defeddanr plead 60 the said
declaration within year and "a day, y OF. final
aud absolute judgement will be given against
him. GEO. POPE, 9. err
Clerks Office, 80. =. -
May 90, 1910. 81. W, ". age l6ssr.
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JOHN HILL, J. P.
tf il
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17
LOUISIANA ANDOHIO.

The Concordia Intelligencer, publish
ed at Vidalia, Louisiana, contains call
for public meeting, with remarks exhOr-
ting the people to "speak to Ohio" to
stay her abolition course, or prepare for
"O"-interco"rse, &c, &c!-Cin. Gaz
This is a late hour for Louisiana to talk
consistently Of a rupture with Ohio. Like
loving sisters, the two States last fall vo-
ted together for the abolition whig candi-
date for President; and if the abolitionists
Of Ohio have been emboldened by the
result, Louisiana shouldnot now blame
her for the natural consequences Of her
own conduct.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17

CLERMoNT NoMINATIoN-The Demo
cratic county convention which was held
at Batavia on the 7th inst. nominated
Gen. David Dial for Representative
They appointed two delegates from each
township in the county to attend Sena.
torial convention on Saturday the 2Slh
inst, and recommended Fayetteville in
this county as suitable place to hold
such convention.
P. S. Since the above was in type, we
have received the Ohio Sun containing
the proceedings of the convention. Speak
ing of Gen. Dial, the Sun says
Gen. Dial is a man who, beside his
sterling and uDflinching democracy, is
we'll qualified TO fill the station to which
he is nominated; his information extends
not only to the casual reading of a few
musty law books, but to that of general
and useful kind, such as tend to make the
scholar, the gentleman, the military chief
tain, and the statesman-lor either Of
which he is eminentIy qualified"
Michael Cowen was nominated for
Sheriff; Joshua Dial Che present incum-
benD for County Auditor; Edmund Spence
for Recorder; David Morton for Com
missioner; VIM. Thomas for Treasurer;
Denis Smith for Prosecuting Attorney;
and Hiram Simonton 70: Coroner. This
is strong ticket. We are confident the
Democrats of Brown will give Gen. Dial a
strong support. The proceeding: of the
convention will appear in the Standard
next week.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17
LATER FROM CANTON.

The ship Acklar, Cspl. Damas, arrived
Wednesday morning at New York, Will
IA full cargo Of Tsas, having sailed from
Canton on the 10Th ofApril. The Iatesr
advices previously received Were to the
list Of March, via England. The news
is important.
Through Ihe poiteuc'S Of our cores
pondent Of the New York Express, we
have full particulars.
Commodore Ellict, with tho British
fleet, had undiSputcd possessions of Can.
ton, His head quarters were then pro-
tecled by British soldiers. The fleet
was lying above and below the place. -
No intelligence had been received there
that the Commodore had been suppressed,
ed. A large Chinese army occupied the
hill, in sight behind the city, hu. they Of,
fered no interruption to the British army,
nor to the commerce of the place.
Teas wers permitted to come into Can
ton, as usual The last edct from the
Emperor, at Pekin, was, that the barbar.
ians must be exterminated. The Empe-
ror had not heard of the fall of Canton
when the Ackbar left. The Chinese
Governor had been sent in chains to Pc.
kin, for permitting the Brit ish TO capture
the Forts at the Bogue, aud il was repor-
ted that he had been strangled ON the
way.
CommodoreEIlioi promptly opened the
port of Canton to all shipping, Of every
nation. Ten American ships had AREA,
dy arrived, all ofwhich were discharging
and taking IL cargoes Of teas. A large
number Of British ships were taking in
teas.
All vessels were hurrying 10 get in
their cargoes to get away before any more
trouble should break out. Commodore
Elliot had declared that il the Chinese
teas from coming in from the
country. or nbslruGled the trade Of the
city, he would Immediately co mmencS
hosiIilies.
There was an abundance aftea in Can
ton to load all The ships.--Sat. Courier,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17

the question, "Is the Sub Treasury or a
United States Bank best for out Govern
ment and the peOple2" was debated by
the ablest speakers ofour village, and
when put to vote there were eleven for a
Bank and about two hundred for the Sub
Treasury. And this was in a strong whig
village, in Wing town, county and State,
and the Bank advocates we're the best
speakers, the most subtle. lfsuchlwould
be the result here, why not slswhere!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17

Tie attention Of my cOunirymen to YOUR
present position. You have now disclos
ed a series ofmeasures striking al Tho
very existence ofihe good old Renubli !.
can doctrines Of l76S. You obtained no..
CT by protesting attachment to the prin.
cples Of Democracy; but you now dron
the mask, and the American peopIe he.
hold Federalism in all its deformi,v
Did you tell the people in the last elec.
lion 'hat, if successful, you intended 70
establish National Bank, give II the
custody aud use Of the public money a,.
sumo the State debts, distribute the land
revsnuei create funded debt. ri,. the
iarlif, and increase the expend;tures ot
he Government No,sjr, no: Won dared M,
present such issues TO them, or Won nev.
er would have succeeded in that contest,
for ! verify believe the great mass Of nv
connlrymen are Democrats in priuciplc
and will not support any Administration
unless its measures are Republican in
their character. They would not with
their eyes open, delegate TO Won the pow.
Ter Of baFterlng away The rich legacy he.
.quea'hcd TO them by their fathers. This
special session will afford them ssiisfac,
tory evidence of your abandonment ofre.
publican principles, and Of vonr fixed 40.
lermnstion to break down that equality
Of political rights which constitutes the
only safeguard of popular freedom.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17
FOREIGN.
ARRTVALOF THE ACA

ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
An-eXtla from the New York Herald
announces the arrival of the Acadia
From This We gather what follows, not
having now time or room for more;
The Royal Mail Steamer Acadia, Capt.
Ryre, arrived at Boston yesterday morn
ing at about 3 clock, from Liverpool,
which place she left on the goth July.
mSking the passage TO Boston in about
ia days. She brings news; such as it
is, sir days later. She brought ~ pass
engefs TO Halifax and Boston. The Eng
lish papers received by this arrival are
flied principally with accounts of the e.
Ieclons; and it is now certain that the
Tories have triumphed by large majori-
ty-say nearly 80.
Among the passengers by the Acadia
is Mr.. Swartwout, too notorious for more
particular notice.
The Acadia, at AbontS n'clock Sunday
evening, 40 miles East of Cape Ann, pass
ed The Caledonia, aud exchanged salutes
with her.
The cotton market rem aims abont the
same as at the last dates. A slight i'm
provemeut in tea had taken place. The
money market had been tighter, but a. tbs
latest dates was about as usual.
The Steamship Columbia from Boston,
arrived at Liverpool on the l4th ult., ma
king the passage out in l34 days.
The prospect of good crops was favora-
Bile.
The Government Of England, it seems,
was not quite strong enough TO prevent
riotiOg, mobbing, and murders, during the
election These things were common.
The Turco- Egyptian Question is at last
settled to the satisfaction Of all the Euro
pean Powers.
There is no later news from China
Several large failures had occurred in diff
ferent paris of Europe.
The Morning Chronicle (Whig) of the
l0ln, gives the following as its summary
of the results of the election:
The members returned up to IL o'clock
last niUht ware
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17
FEDERAL CONVENTION.

The" "Democratic Republican whigs"[! ~
held their county convention at Russell.
vile on Saturday last, and nominated
Gideon Durham for reelection to the
Legislature. There were eyeral of their
candidates before the convention who
would have been much more acceptable
10 the wing party; but, for the purpose of
drawing the aboIitiOnists to his support,
the Red Oak aInalgamatIon candidate was
nominated by the IS wings that attended
the convention. We thought the con.
vention would have more regard for the
wishes of the most respectable of their
own party, than 10 nominate Mr., Dunham.
His course last winter was disapproved
by many Of the most intelligent wings,
who have declared they would not again
vote for him. 1t is said the meeting con-
Cured in the nomination of Mr.. Foos,
Of Clinton for The Senate; but did not
select candidates for the ounty Off
ces.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17

have established this new paper as the ad.
miniStratiOn organ of Ohio. 1t assumes
the ground that the people, in electing
the present whig msip'ily in Congress, did
not decide in favor of United States
Bank, This looks as though il was s1-
pectsd by those who got up tho paper +,
that the President wonld veto Mr.. Clay's.
Bank Bill.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17

THE BANK BILL.-On the 9th inst. Mr.
CIay's Bank Bill passed the House with
tout amendment. The vote was t23 for
and 81 against the bill, making majority
of 81 for it. J. @. Adams and Mr.. Wise
and five other wings voted against the
bill. The next mail will probably bling
us intelligence Oft the approval OF veto Of
Mr.. Tyler. Many wings entertain doubts
as to which he will do.
The Loan Bill and the Home Squad.
ron bill have been signed by the Presi.
dent, and are now laws.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17

Lnss OF TFw IN a WELL.--S'mpson
Smifiins Of Greenbusb, sys the BrookI'n
S'ar, descended into bislwell on the Sd
inst, aud was aendered seIpaeless by mRph-
&c vapor, Mr. Dyckman 1ent down to
assist him, aud was also okernQwered,--
a brave lrishman named KklY. not deter.
ed by the prospect ofdeath descended af)el
them, af or stimulating himselfwilhbran'
dyand camphor. He braueH Mr. Dyckman
uR first. and then Mt SRiilins. Dyrk-
man was with d'fiieultyiesored, but Mr..
Smifins found to be- corpse.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-17
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, AUGUST II, lo4I.
CIRCULAR.

The Democrats of Brown County a re request
ed 10 meet at the Court House Oh the 25th day
of this month, at the hour of IL NJ, for the pur-
pose ofno unating a candidate for Representa-
tive, and appointing Delegates to a District Com
vention to be holden at Fayetteville in said coun-
ty on the 2Sth day ofthis month, and transacting
such other business as may be thought proper.
By the County Committee.
August l6 lS4l.