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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
90 COUNTRY MERCMAN.


AYE have hand Of our own makes lot Uf beautiful
w Boots, which will sell low prices from 81 ~ 10
&c On Also, handsome Dress Peg Boots from 81 o. 81 -
Shocs You ever ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hy W., az Viircs
from ~ ~ 81 o. PumpL also ftom 81 ~ 81 U1aud
have on handhc handsoncst AMI bcst Of rnts We
have ever ma,c, which VIC will cell cheap. Say from
toss ~ And " not able 90 N gentlemen will the
above ready made work why will take your rasdsrfe
snd make you pair 81 Bcots Pumps shoes At the
shortest notice. GREW a UORNER
Boot ant Sine Manufacturer aud Dealers.
maj affa Errf - H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

DIR. FOWLER will perform any AMI every operation
Dental surgery TO the eurc satisfaction his patrons
not the slightest charge made His operations
ranicd to answer the purposes intended
Fs superior mode of extracting teeth is daily becoming
more known, and many OF the respectable Ply scans
aud citizens arc willing To testify his skill in extracting
the most difficult eeh Having in the four
years many thousand teeth he believes himself able
extract the most dcu teeth with but slight palm Dr
refer than 100 ply scians Virginia
States upon whose Teeth he has operated and gwen
faction. once hours all day. nah gb-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

'IHE UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY womb call M
40 enuon OF pure hasers to their ready made
.lotIhg Attic Depository, Corner Of Locust Alley and
street, below the New Exchange, where they have CON
SANITY great variety of seasonabe Goods at prices Ihsf
cannot iail TO be satisfactory.
ALSO,
cutting and making done in the best possible manner NJ
suoIt hOuce Manufacturers and others Will find 10
charitable object mi al
RuILERs AAGNEsiAN hPERIENT POWDER
- uf-Observe, that the preparer's name ami s,tre-
IL h0tnas Butler, Chemist, 4, Cheapside corner OF ~,
Tau London are printed the Labels which are M
aeu 10 the bottles containing this preparation when &c
supply Of the above article Jus: received
-, ALEXANDER DUvAL a co.
as Garner nf E ant I2h ais
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

NOTICE.-liaying been appointed sole Agent for the
sale of the production ofihe Tredegar Company
am nowp prepared to execute orders for every descrip-
ton OF cast and maleabe Iron, embracing Iron
TO " inches vide Of desired thickness; round an,
square from 5i6 tos inches band, hoop oval hall
and scroll lTon car and locomotive Ares screw MOulds
box and ningc Iron, ac
In their Foundry, the Company prepared To make
nearly every description Of Castings embracing Tobacco
Presses Gearing for mills, rolling
mills aud all kinds Oi rail road work
A Refinery having been recently erected their works
the customers Of the establishment have guarantee
that their Iron will be OF uniformly good quay-and
required the Iron will be mauuaciu eli from refined pig
metal exclusively.
Once Cary street, the lover end of the Basin.
NH III 4 IL ANnEEsnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
|"N"f PER H IN MnapRI KETv PRO


"E are authorised TO sell privately the block Buil-
w inss belonging Ia the estate OF Joseph Marx dec
now in the occupancy Of Williams IIalall aud others
Their eontguity to the Basin, Shock oe Warehouse
furnish great advantages occupants any purposes
business and at the obtained fheir
capitalist is remunerated for his investment Of tar
I insurance, &C. y
plat of tie Property he seen at our Comp;i ing
Room; aud the terms, which will be LIBERAL made known
| on application us.
IN Aft LANCASTER DENNY A. m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
DENrAI, Card

nR. FOWLER Dental surgeon, Governor street, oppo.
site the Star Office. performs all operations
ing 10 the Dental An, with bw the slightest possible pain
unsuTpassins skill and upon the scientific principles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

BARGAINSi BARGAINS!! BARGAiNsUf
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, sc.
WE beg call the attention Of our friends
w iners and the public generally, to our large am
fresh stock OF Goods, which we determined 10 sol
very cheap for cash CouniIy merchanis PARTICULAR,
those buying cash, will find advantage 10 .iye us
call before purchasing elsewhere.
ID. BURLINGTON q CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

KENT, KENDALL ATwATEH
HAVE received per the President and shlp
Rosclus from Liverpool via Neu York. their supply
Of sprine Goods They win continue receive fhrstrh
the from New Work. additions teir stock hirh
viii render az al times dc ahlc and worthy the affgufon
of city and country dealers n.Aal
IMPORTED, per ships Franku ant grcsifsnf 90 uuif
4 superior Old Pale sherry, HID Old auaira Ruf,
two rpcs pale CoEnac Brsny, Lonaon brown Stout ara
Ale, w pnts sud quarts. All - eases Qocen's auI
Dolphin Cheese. Also, received from New York ~ bas
kcfs and bores Anchor ChamIaans aud Hock hs sser
Wine For sale, RANDOLPH a uAkRtsoN
hf Carr suest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
WALNUT STREET, Phil, Jan. Is4I.

DIR. THO. FOWLER having four years ago, acauI cd
under my instructions entire knowledge OF Dental
surgery in all its branches take much pleasure
in recommending him To the public and my friends in vir.
eina as being superior Surgeon Dentist and in every
way qualified TO practice the profession OF a Dentist.
Is. II. CfILES, VI. u. and Dentist.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

NOTICE
WE subscribers have received additional SUNNY of
u Piousis Culiiyators, &c. Those who have kindly
walled upon us will please call aud some ofthe
most beautiful as well rs superior Poughs, offered
IN Tins market; thin Coulter and side hill Poughs are
among th.m Also Castings OF all kin,s from Nourse
houycs Mason GRETTER & PEAkE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
IRON. STEEL &C
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ME have ts day opened large lot ef foreign AMI do
w mcstc DRY GOODS, consisting IN part II COtLs.
CassmcTcs, Nestngs heavy Linens and Drlngs; also.
most extensive assortment Of French, English and Amer
can Pinis-a ofwhich afprdto sell at much lower
prices an heretofore. Country merchants and others
wishing TO purchase, will please give US call
apl3 GAY & BENTLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

BARGAINS EOH LADIES
1--WE ladies respectfully informed, that have
hand quanfity Of Md and Morocco slippers, Of
hem Of McCmdy's maze, and ell Of the best qualities,
which, being me rubbed Questionable, will sell
al the very low price " 81 per psf.
CAL soon and supply yourselves, they going OF
rapidly. PIX WHITE,
IN 6-u Market nrhlzc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
MEMOIRS OF A FLIRT, &c.

HEHVTNs OF' F'IsIRT, &c.
J. w. RANDOLPH < CO., have received
HISTORY Of FhTt, related by herself 2v
Colin Chuk, containing the Contentious, Discussions
loves hareds JeaouSes lIygOcIises ami vicissiudes
Incident 10 his Che guercd Life, by Charles outon 2y
Nos !, p 4, o. Blrnlby Rndge, by Boz
Practical Treatise the Teeth. showing the causes of
their destruction. and the OF their pTescTvao
WIN. Robertson with plates
Tho Ninth BTigewaicT Teafisc-A Fragment by Charles
Babbage, Esq. ,n M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
a. CRUMP

(NArERTON g. CRUMP have IN store a large and
~ general assortment Of articles in their line, and with adj
dtiunal supplies expected cnabc them tn offer their
friends 1.-The public Inducements give hcm call pro
missing sell for cash anil To- punctal customers
sOnabc the Kind 81 Goods be procured
IN his market Commission Business attended TO- aud the
usual advances made on produce scntto ihcm 10 sell
api9
NOTICE-As II Is our intention tu close our present
~ business 10y July request an those who
dcbtcd g. Isl January aui have Tai call and
PEELED IN put them in proper hands fnr collection
ap2 REID. ROBERTS CO
u our present stock NJ Goods. which " large, anil
well assorted. will he sod aicnsf for cash
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
SADDLES, BRIDLEs, HARNESS. DC

IHb subscriber las hand. his manufacfory bss,
~ shahed stitched aud PLAN Saddles; common Saddle:
Ss Barouehe and Sulkey Harness. best aTi
and so soldered sirup Irons Curb and snari Rims.
Enshsh and American Bride Leather MartnTale ali
iiannes OF Coach, sulksy md Riding whps; aIryalI
dnu wagon Gear Of every description which he will sell
a. th lowest prices Persons In OF articles IN The
inc his goods. " ~ '' eAa'n-
20 ALFRED KING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
SOLE LEATHER.

ENGLIsU WHITE LEADING have iust tc.
H ecvela supply nj English White Lead, IN Ii whoirwe
can confidently recommend 10 any who may extra
article, fof immediate uso.
"a ~ SAM'I y ADtE A. IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

IlEEE AND FORK u
I'D ~ bhis New York City Mess Reef
~ do d. tio uritnc ~
itn DO Balttnere No do
~ 40 mess Pork
~ 10 prime dn
just received. aud for sale by
ap20 TASKINS a IInRN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

alonf 10, M: Also, Casnss of al kn1is, from Nourse
houyles Mason GRETTER & PEAkE.
GENUINE AND SUPERIOR WINES.
CUPERloR oil Madeira in glass, Hop. y cargo
~ do 10 on draught
do old pale sherry, in glass .r--
do do on traIgIu
DO London Dock Port, In glass
do pure juice io, draught
do richly Madeira do
do French DO 10
Anchor brand Chainpaig ne, very fine
II'iiseek DO do
Ciaret in cases, dozen, from 81 10 sl2 DER dozen
Superior sparkling In cases, dozen
For sale by m2I JBABBoTT.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06
MIIS0INTL!hANIAOUS 0
NIAGARA.
4 STORY OF F.7sMIO.N.aBLE LIFE.
BY T. HAMILTON.

Sy. When will the fool come again
Sim. 'Anon, my lord !'-Taming of the shrelo.
well, do say said pursy elderly
gentleman, putting and blowing as he mount
ed the steps at Niagara, if this is what
they call travelling, then I'd stay at home.
Here's my wife aud three daughters, have
been plaguing the life out Of me these two
years to come TO Niagara. and now when
we're here, they can't stay quietly at the
hotel, but must be dragging me about, to
see this, and to see that, till I'm almost
worked TO DEATH and pauslng upon the
landing. he wiped his heated face with his
handkerchief, looking down the hill at his
spouse and her three daughters, toiling un-
aided up from below.
'Oh! pa sal a his youngest child, as she
reached the landing, why did you leave us
to climb up that long flight of steps alone
Tn almost tired out, and I'm sure ma looks
quite faint
Cant help it--people that will go !rav
ellng must expect TO get tired.' said Mr.
Bowen snapishly, wiping his face as assidu
Ously as ever.
'Oh !-my-dear-John,' gasped hi.
partner, as she in turn arrived at the land
ing, lend me your, arm or-I-shall die.
Die at this place ma'am Die at Nlaga
ra! Die after spending five hundred dollars.
Pray, Miss Ellen said young man
who met the group on his descent at this mo
ment, let me assist you up-recolect hov
often have been down-will you accep
my arm 2
The beautiful girl blushed-for Elle
Bowen was really beautlul-and perceiv
ing that her father had atlengih undertake
TO assist her mother, she took the proflere
aid Of Edward Seymour, her elder sister
meanwhile finding beaux, in the two com
panions of the young lawyer.
Il. is trite question, Miss Bowen sal
Seymour, but ! cannot resist asking 10
how you like the falls--do they equal YOU
expectations 2
The young barrister would scarcely hav
put such question to Ellen's parents, (
10 either of her sisters, but, in the little cor
veIsation he had enjoyed with her, sine
the arrival of the Bowens at the falls, h
had perceived in her remarks the evident
of refined, and highly imaginative min
'Oh yes they far surpass my expect
tions.' said Ellen, colorlng the next breal
at her own enthusiasm. There is a su
Unity about them cannot describe: the
create an awe'which deprives one of word
could feel their grandeur and their maje
ty forever, but could never give expire
sion 10 The sentiments they create in one
BOSOM
You are right. They fill one, like
terniiy, with unutterable awe. They XII
y Gle up all the poetry of ones heart, but tn
Noverpower one at the same time. For n
part, were "a poet, could look at Niagl
forever, but yet would always find itimpe
slble TO write upon it,
'Aud why!'
Because ! could never satisfy mys
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OpposrTE ST. PAtL's CHURcH, MAtN-sT.
TERMS

lt7Ae COLU1TDL.A DEMOCRAT toiH be
published euery Saturday morning, al
TWO DOLLARS per annunl, payable
half yearly in aduance, or Itco Dollars
Fifty Cents, jfnot paid within the gear.
No subscription WiH be taken for shorter
.period than SIC months; nor any discon-
sinuance permitted, until all arrearages
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not erceeding a
square DW be conspicuously inserted at
One Dollar for the first three Insertions,
and Toet,ty.fve cents for every subse-
auent Insertion. IFs.A liberal discount
made 10 those aOho atvertise By the gear.
LETTERS addressed oh business, must
be post paid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10
Land for Sale

z WILL SELL at private sale, tract Of
q Land, containing five hundred and fifty
seven (557) acres, lying on the waters of Shaw's
Creek, or on n small stream called Tiger. This
tract of Land has on it mill seat that will af-
ford water sufficient FORT to run half the time,
with about thirty acres under fence, and scarce
ly any other improvement except log cabin.
The above mentioned tract Of Land lies nd.
ioinins lands of Major Posey, VIM. johnson,
- Ripley and others. A credit of one, two
and three years will he given, with bond and
security, or Twill take good properly.
JOHN SIGLER.
P.S. The above mentioned tract of Land
lies in Edgefeld District, about 10 miles east Of
the village. Persons wishing 10 purchase will
make application to the subscriber, living III
the lower edge of said District about 10 miles
north Of Aiken
J. SIGLER.
Fob c1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10
Great and Judicious Reduction of Rail

Great and Ju3icious Reduction of Rail
Road Fare.-We announce with pleasure
the following good news, for travellers,
farmers and invalids. The Directors of
the South Carolina Canal and Rail Road
Company. after much deliheration on the
policy aud expediency of The measure,
have determined TO remodel and reduce
the rates of passage money and freight.
on The road TO Hamburg, in compliance
with iIre recommendation of a committee
charged with the subject. The following
is The scale of rrtlucion.-Fare through,
from and to Charleston and Hamburg, SS
instead of Sl0-Slloricr distances, and
from one intermediate station 10 anothcr,
on the line, 6 cents per mile instead of n,
cents. Carriages, having TWO horses, con-
vcyed through.lo $50 instead of S40,wIth
The privilege of a servant to each pair Of
horses, free of charge. Single horses
carriages, gigs and sulkeys, &c, for less
distance than through the whole line, 10
he charged from 25 10 40 per cent. below
The present rates, according to distance,
number. &c. Servants and children, un-
der II wears of age, half price.
1t is also contemplated TO appropriate
car (as soon as practicable) expressly for
the accommodation of those, whose means,
incIinations, or infrmilies may lead them
10 prefer it, mt two-thirds or one half the
full prices. 1t has moreover been deter.
mined 10 provide cars, for the speedy
transportation to The city Of the marketable
products Of the country, such as fruit, poul-
Try, eggs, butter, &C., and 10 return as
promptly with a supply ofsca. board Iuxu-
ries, such as fish, oysters, West India fruit,
ice, &C., 10 resale the paIates ofour coun-
try friends. Lastly, in order to encourage
excursions for pleasure or health, ticket,
purchased for any distance on the road, is
10 entitle the party to return, The same
day, free Of charge; privilege which
will doubtless be highly valued by the
party of pleasure. for day al Woodstock,
or other seat Of rural attraction, The man
of business, and especially rIIe sportsman
and the invalid These regulations are to
be carried into effect, say from the 5lh to
the Slh inst
We have also been informed that the
Company have at last effected an arrange
mcnt with the authorities in Augusta, by
means of when they are 10 enjoy, in per-
petuity, the right of passing the Savannah
River. and establishing depot in that ci-
ty.-ChurleSion Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10
AUGUSTA, FEBRUARY 4.

Cotton.-On Thursday last there was
an active demand for this article al the
rates quoted in our last notice of the mar
kel; ;during the two succeeding days, how
ever, the market was rather dull, as pur-
chasers were unwilling to operate al the
advanced rates; The few transactions of
those TWO days shaved n decline Of fully
4c. on all qualities. This concession in
duced purchasers again to come in, and
The demand since Monday morning has
been fair at The reduced rates above refer
red TO. The sales, (Which are generally
made from wagons. range from ST l0dc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10
HAMBURG. Feb, 6

On Monday and Tuesday the market
was rather Nat, and had given away about,
ct from the highest mark OF last week :;
owing to tie impression entertained by our
buyers, that prices were higher than The
Liverpool quotations warranted. Since
then, we have received accounts up to 9Th
January, with steady sales; and a better
feeling now exists with buvers, who freely
give ! | CTS. for choice brands; being about
/ ct. below our las, quotations. Extreme
sales 7 10 ! | els. Principal sales l0d cts.
A large quantity Of Cotton has changed
hands within the two last days at fair p!i-
ces.
Groceries.-Thc market is well supplied
with all kind of groceries, and disposed of
at fair prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10

man, one tract Of land, containing four
hundred acres, more or less, where De-
iendant lived 1640, adjoining r. c. Griffin
and others.
Albert Waller, for ]. N. Wardlaw, VS.
Thomas J. Coleman and R. C.. Griffin,
The above described properly.
Abraham Wimbish & johnson, vs T.
J. Coleman and Larkin Griffin. the abov /,
described properly.
John ChrisIrie, VS. the same, the above
described property.
Glover F. Green vs. John Anderson, one
hundred acres Of land, more or less, ad-
joining Thomas Morris, and others.
VIM. Brunson, administrator, VS. Sam
uel Cartledse, Tandy CarlIedge and S.
G. Terry, one tract Of land containing two
hundred acres, more or less, adjoining n.
Lowe and others.
John Bauskett VS. Robert w. Mathis,
one Wagon and four Mules.
f. w. Pickens, for J. Z. Calhoun, VS.
T. G. Bacon and Eliza Bacon, one house
and lot, in The village of Edgefeld. adjoin-
ing Mrs. Laborde and others. Also, one
other lot, in The rear Of The above named,
and adjoining the same.
Wiley Parish & Co. vs. Bacon & vi
sou, ono negro, Sam, and four horses, the
property of r. G. Bacon.
William Prothro VS. George n. Taylor,
four negroes, viz, Morinda, Ann, Ella and
Patrick.
G. NJ. Furman vs. Fl. w. Sullivan, the
Defendants Warehouse in the town of
Hamburg.
H. c. Turner vs. Sherwood CorIey, one
tract of land, containing one hundred and
fifty acres, more or less. adjoining John
Rogers, ami others. Also, one other tract
Of land, containing one hundred acres, ad
joining VIM. Shaffer, and others.
John e. Dunlap Va Hollis Dunton, the
Defendants interest in The tract of land,
whereon the Defendant now lives.
The Survivors of Forts Townsend and
Mendenhal VS. David M. Walters, one ne
gro woman, Betty.
John Bauskett VS. Lewis Ellzcy, one
house and lot in the town of Hamburg, oc
cupied by J. N. Oliver. Also, one tract
Of land, adjoining T. Morris, and others
George A. McKie vs. The same, the a.
bove described property.
The President u Directors Of the Bank
of Soulh Carolina, vs. the same, the above
described property.
L. Geddings vs. Thomas R. Bracken-
ridge & Lewis Ellzey, The above described
property.
Jacob B. Smith VS. Joseph A. Mitchell,
two hundred acres Of land, adjoining E.
b. Presley, aud others.
William Guylon, vs. John Slurgenneg-
ger, 100 acres Of land, adjoining Wade
Glover, and others.
NJ. D. Maher, vs. the same, the above
described property.
John Bauskert, assignee, VS. John Logue
and T. G. Bacon, one house and lot in
the village of EdsefeId, adjoining E. B..
Presley, and others; the property Of j..
Logue.
S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D,
Feb. 10, 1871. CO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Prosser, Applicant,

CS.
TilIman Watson, and others Derts
H IT appearing 10 my satisfaction, that Theo.
A dore Stark, Isaac Gildnrt, Sophia Gildart.
Francis Gidart. Mary Gildar and Elizabeth
Eggeston, John c. WormeIy, Hugh w. Wor-
meIy and Mary B. Carter. Robert A. WiIkin-
son and Mary r. his wife. Theodore O. Stark,
- Stark, & - Stark. the two last Of whom
are infant children OF Col Horario Stark, de-
PENDANTS in the above stated case, reside without
the limits of this State. tits therefore ordered
that they doappear and object to the division or
sale of the real estate of Robert Stark, Sen'r.,
decd, on or before the tenth day of May next.
or their consent TO the same will be entered OF
record
Given under my land, at my office. this 9th
day of FEBRUARY, 1S4l.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. E. n.
Feb. 10 (SIO S7J) m2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10

1Ehereas they have hot only evaded contro-
versy with this Society, but displayed spirit
of cowardice and equivocaton, under the ban
ner ofhopeless ecliGacy; be ii therefore
Resoloed, That this Society will hereafter no
tice. no communication from the athens Bach
elors Club" who have proved themselves en-
tirely destitute of principle, honor. and in,egri-
ty. MAI. BOTTLENECk,
Fl. c. CIGAR,
w. B. CORSETT,
Committee.
On lotion of r. G. Whiskey, it was
ResolUed, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the Advertiser by request
ofthe Society. Adjourned.
Hon. f. NOGG, President.
N. E. Rum, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

PY OLIVER TOLES, Esquire. Or
- dinary of Edgefeld District.
Whereas Eliza Anu Green, hath applied
10 me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular lbe goods and chattels, rights
and credits Of Hedgeman Green, late of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and ad-
monish all and singular, The kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased. 10 be and
appear heiore me, at our next Ordinay's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Edgefeld Cour House on the 18th day Of
Feb. Ie4l, to show cause, if any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 29lh
day of January, one thousand eight hum
dred and forty-one, aud in the sixty-fifth
year of American independence.
o. TOWLES, O. E. d.
Feb. 4, lS4l. (S2 1871 bl