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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30
Sept. 10.

Court Of Probate, .Vsrpori, Sept. "a, 1871.
1UNHE final administration account on the
! estate of Hannah llensbaw, late of New
port, single woman, dec. was presented for
allowance.
Il is VIdercd that the same be received and
the consideration tbeVeoG referred 10 a Court
of Probnte to be holden at the Probate Office
in Newport, on the first Monday in October
next, at 9 O'clock a. IN. and that previous no.
lice be given by publishing copy of this or
der three several times in the Herald Of th,
Times. for all persons interested to appear al
said tiAlc and place and be heard,
A true copy--witness
b. B. IlowLAND, Pro. Crk.
Sent IG.
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Approved, September |. io4l.


iREsoLurIaS.-Pys sLIc-No. g.
A RESOLUTION to provide Sor the dessl'
button OF tho printed rcturss oi sSe slxih
Census.
Resoired &c. That the aggregate re-
turns of the census for the year eighteen hun
drcd and forty, directed to be printed under
the saperiu,e epdeHce of the secretary of state
by the act entitled "An ACT to provide tor ta-
king the sixth census, or enSH.ers ion OF the
inhabitants of the United Statcs," shall be
dis,1,hv,ed aud disposed af ny the secretary
uf state as follows: to tl,e state at Maine, two
hundred; TO the state of New Hampshire, one
hundred and fifteen; to the state OF Massa'
chuse,ts. three hundred; To the state OF Rhode
Island. forty; to the state OF Connecticut one
handred and twenty; to the state OF Vermont,
one hundred a.d tep; to the state OF New
York, nine hundred and eighty, to the state
of New Jersey, one hundred and fifty; TO the
state of Pennsylvania, six hundred md ninc-
~. Ia state Of Delaware, forty; to the state
Of MARYLAND, one hundred and ninety to the
state of Virginia, five hundred; to the state OF
North carolina. throe hundred aud nlnety;t0
the state Of South Carolina, two hundred ans,
forty; 10 the Stale VI georgia, two h"nasea
and eighty; To the state at Kentucky, tMee
hunuTcu nnO IcH, w 'nc ''"'c W
three hundred aud thirty; to the state OF ONO
ak hundred aud ten; to the state Of LouIsI'
ana. one hundred and forty; to the state o'
Indiana, two hundred and eighty; to the
state of Mississippi, one hundred and ffy
to the state of Illinpjs, two hUndrcs and th'r,
~: to the state Of Alabama, two hundred ana
forty; to the state OF Missouri, one hundred
and sixty; to The state of Arkansas. ai'y; to
the state of Michigan, ninety; to tho Terrific
~ of klorlda, thrtyi TO the Territory OF WIS
! consin, twenty; to the Iertory OF i""f
,bv,v. 70 each member of the present Con-
/ press. and the delegates from the Territories
the President aud Wee President OF tbs
! United states, to each, five copies; being, ~
the whole, egh, thousand FIVE hundred anC
ten copie.; aud that the remaining copies he
placed in the Library Of Congress Tor future
dIsposl,ion. ,o,,
/ Approved, September !, lSll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30
RE MOVABLE

Ox,iLLIAM n. GREENE, Tailor and
w Draper, takes this method to inEotm
his friends aud the public generally that he
has removed To the store No. lH "
Thames street, tdirectly opposite Col MarslIs
shoe store) where he will continue the TAT
lorinr busincs in all it's various branches
Tie tenders his thanks for tho liberal patron
sae received and respectfully so!'c'ts u con
ilnuance.
Always on hand n complete assortment o'
Troadclo,hs. Cassirnctcs, Vrstings and other
articles usually found in such an establish
mont which he will sell ns cheap as can be
found in any other store IN town.
! 0S; Particular nitcnt ion to- Cutting
/ WANTED-2 Girls as apprentices.
! April -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30
Apps@ysd. SsP,ep&Eo, 0, iStl,
[REsoLUrrOS.-PUnLIc-No z.

REsoLUrION.- z.
A RESOLUTION for the distribution Of
soyeu hundred copies Of the Digest Of Pa
teRa
Resotrrd by NE Snate Out House Of Rep
reseniaiipes Ofhs United Siatss Of .ir<rieG
IN Congress assembled, That the Commits
sioner ot Patents be directed to send 10 the
Secretary oi State Of each Of the States Of
tbis Union, and Of the Territories Of Florida,
Wisconsin,. and Iowa, the Digest Of patents
published by the Commissioner OF Patents,
under the act of Congress dated March
third, one Thousand eight hundred and thirty.
nine, to be disposed OF vs. tho Legislature OF
each State and Territory may direct, w.
TO the State OF Maine twenty copies; to the
State of New Hampshire, ten copies; to The
,Siate of Massachusetts, thirty copies; to the
State Of Rhode Island. four copies; TO the
State Of Connecticut, twelve copies; 10 the
State of Vermont, eleyep eopicsi w. the State
Of New York, ninety.eight copies; To the
State of New Jersey, fifteen copies; to the
State of Pennsylvania, sixty nine copies; to
tue State Of Delaware, four copies; to the
State Of Maryland, nineteen copies; to The
State OF Virginia, fifty copies; to the State of
North CsrolHa, thirty nlIe cope-i to the
Stale Of South Carolina, twenty Tour copies;
to the State OF Georgia, twenty eight copies;
to the State Of Kentucky, thirty copies; to
the State of Tennessee, thiny-three copies;
"a ,he State Of Ohio, sSty.one copies; to the
State of Louisiana, fourteen coplesi to tue
State of Indiana, tweRiy-eight copies, to sAe
State Of Mississippi, fifteen copies; to the
State OF Illinois, twenty three copcsi to the
State Of Alabama, twenty four copies; to the
state of Missouri, sixteen copies; to the state
of Arkansas, FIVE copiesito i've state OF Mlch''
igan, nine copies; to the Territory OF Florida
three copies; to the Territory ot Wisconsin
two copies, to the Territory OF Iowa, three
copies-being in the whole seven hundred
copies; and that the remaining two hundIe'
copies Of said Digest be lcii With the ~
brarian of Congress for future disposition.
Resoiyed w. That the sum Of FIVE hun
ared aud Twelve dollars and thirty eiyM cent
be paid from the Patent Office fund 10 REIN
burse what is still due Tor publishing sal
Digest.
/ Approved, September |. !S4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30

- TAYLOR, has pst received a lot
IL. Of Foreign I.ceches, IN tine order'-
ALSO, Shakers Herbs, for Family use a
monp which are Thyme, Sage, Summer Sa'
worry. Sweet Ma1oram, Rue, Balm. Coln'p'
and Pcnnyroyai
May 90lh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30
'osi'VoW' ,o,,
.pprovcd, September |, lS{l.
tR,solur,os--PUBLIc-Nc. ].

[R.soLur,os--PcpLTc-N"' J.
RESOLUTION in relason to the pu'.
chase Of domestic wa,er.ro,trd hemp 'of
,be ne, Of the United States Navy.
BE Il resolved by ne !Sennts and House 81
Representatives. Of The United States q .ine'-
;ca in Congress assembled, That the secte'a,
>, nn,cb,se domestic waicr.rot,ed hemp tor
~. ,,% ,,ss Of the Uni,cd states Navy, so tar as
the snme shall be found Of suitable quality
and cnn be used bcnefcally TO the service
having regard to the cost, strength and du,
ability of the article; and for That purchase
shall cause purchases OF such hemp To o'
mnde in the different hcnp growing regions
of the Union ,L.,
SIC. 9. And be IL further resolved, rha'
l,h;. ;on, resolution shn be and remain "
force Ior the period OF seven years from 'hc
passing thereof ,ou
Approved, September III, ISL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30
For Sale or 10 lease,
On rery reasonable terms,

On tefy TcuSONUUIe UTWS,
THE subscribers residence in
EdSn Mill.strcct, nearly opposite the
NH:s:& "Stono MIL" or "NewRor,
eTI1.Hi.a Ruin" jaid House is built of
brick, is very convenient IN all
respects, and has lately been thoroughly re-
paired The lot is 80 feet front and 100 feet
deep and the situation is perhaps one Of the
mosi eligible " Newport The terms w'i' De
very reasonable, and two thirds Of the purchase
money, may remain on mortgage at the option
of the purchaser. For further particulars, en-
uuire OF the publisher o. the Herald vt the
Times, or the subscriber on the prcmlses
a STANFORD.
Aewuatt July |, 1SIl.
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third, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine. lnItY Thousand dollars.

third, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine, fnrty thousand dollars
For the deiraying the expenses OF selecting .
suitable site on the Western waters for the es-
tablishment Of u national arn'ory, sum not
exceediAa Eve THOUSAND dollars and the Pres
ident Of the United State. is hereby authorized
To cause such selections To be made, and to
communicate all the proceedings which may
be had therein to the Congress Of the United
States, to be- subject to its approval.
For the construction or amament Of such
armed steamers or other vessels for defence on
the Northwestern lakes as the President may
think most ProP@s, ADD as may W authorized
" the existing stipulations betwssn this and
the British Government, one hundyea tkousapd
dollars.
An.....I san,amh.nO a Nlit
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30
NOTICE..

TIVE subscribers having been appaiH,ed
= by the Court Of Probate of the town Of
Portsmouth,, Commissioners TO receive and
examine the claims Of the estate Of William
hall, late OF Portsmouth, dec. and six months
being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we will respectively receive claims during
that lime, and will have o,T final meeting o,
the house Of Oliver ID. Green, IA Portsmouth
on the l5ih day Of March next, at SoSlock
A. NJ. for the purpose oi meeting the creditors
on said estate and deciding Oh their several
claitns
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30

JOHN Coax,
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
qucstcd 10 make immediate payment 10 the
undersigned at Warren, K. |. who is Legally
appointed administrator on said estate by said
court, and has given bond according to law.
ANTHONY CHASE, .4dm'r.
Portsmouth, Sept. 10, 1871.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
water Proof Warehouse.

RAMBuRo, September ~. icil
gHyHE Subscriber begs leave TO Inform has
friends and tue public, that he coninnes
the WAKEHOUSEandC COMMISSION BU-
sINESS. at his former stand, known Us the
Wafer Proof Warehouse.
Detached as il is from other buildings. IT'S To-
cation renders j, nearly ~ secure from hrc. rs
,li,were fire proof. The floors Of its two wings
have been elevated above the high wafer mark
Of the grea, ircshct Of May 1910: and each
these DIVISIONS OF the building. will store from
500 TO 800 bales OF Cotton. both OF these are
designed to be- exclusively se' mp .ri Tor the Cot
ton Of planters aud country merchants. who viii
rhus he secured FROM the possibility Il! loss and
damage by ircshcts.
He avails himself Of the present, occasion IN
return his ,hanks u his friends and patrons. tor
their liberal support during the last season.--
He rolcits from them, and the public general.
". a continuance ofihis confidence, aud assures
them. il,d, in return for u,eir patronage he will
u,e his best personal efforts To promo:n and
protect their interest committed TO his charge :;
In addition to thisassurance, he pledges himself,
that lie will in no case purchase bale oi Cot
ton directly or indirectly.
He will attend 10 the sale and shipping of
Cotton. the receiving and forwarding Of Goods,
or any other business usually transacted by 4
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
;emb,r 20 6in IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
Notice.

r TNDER The will nfB. A. WALLACE.
y deceased. will expose IN public
sale, al EdscHcIl Court lnnse on the first
Monday in December next the tract Of
land continuing three hundred urres m"re
Or less, purchased ny The said D. A. Wal
lace Of Benjamin Minis, adjoining lnnds
a! e. J Glover aud others. The plnnIa-
,ion is in good order FOR making crop
The land will be sold on u credi! of Que
and lwo years. in equal in.,alment'.
ELLEN Il, WALLACE,
Erecuirir.
P. S. On the day following will be sold
on the above mentioned plantation, Corn.
Fo,lder. Stock of Ca,tIe and Hogs, plania-
tion tools. and other articles. on credit Of
Twelve months, except for sums under ten
dollars which will be required in Cash.
ELLEN Il. WALLACE.
Erecutrir.
Nov II. 1871 d Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
Warehouse 81 Commission
BUSINESS.

FByHE. subscribers having leased for term
of years. that coInluoJious aud eligible
Warehouse. formerly known as Cocington 4
FAIRS. beg leave to offer their services, to their
friehds and tho public, in the Storage and sale
uf Cotton.
From the eligibility Of their Warehouse. to-
gclhcr with It's central position, they ilaItcr
themselves lha, they arc able 10 offer induce
ments to Planters and others. uncqualled by
any establishment, OF the kind in The place
Cotton coii-igncd Ia them. by the river, will
be landed wharfage free. aud no commissions
will be charged for resh;pping Couon by the
Rail Road or River. PIanlers need he under no
apprchel,sons With regard To treShels. as the ri.
yer will have to Iise feet in the business parts
Of the town, before our Warehouse will be over
flowed; and ali Cotton stored with us will be
iusurcd agains, }resheis gratis. ifrrquired
Insurance Gun be effected uu our Warehouse
at ~ law rate as any other in town: aud as
unr utmost endeavors shall be- used 10 give gene.
raj satisfaction, we hope to merit and receive
liberal share of patronage.
Liberal advances will be made on Cotton in
store.
Our commissions for selling cotton, will be
u cents per bale.
BRITTON MINIS.
THOMAS G. KEY.
Hamburg, September Isl. i6iI 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
State of South Can olina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
In ENUIIY.
Ebenezcr Chamberlain aud
wife, Ss Martin Aims Partition.

iN ESSOi IL.
Ebenezcr Chamberlain aud
vile, vs Martin Aims Partition.
and Samuel Minis.
RTOTiCE is ,rerrby given. lin, BY virtue Of
lS an orJer from Chancellor Johnston, l
shall otcr Tor sale tn The highest bidder nj
Edselieid Couri ilouse on the lirs, Monday in
December reSt, the real esia,r OF David Nuns,
deceased, consisting of three tracts of land, as
follows, viz: the Hcnie tract. lying on Bird
Creek. waters Of Stephens Creek, and con-
taining six hundred and fifty ac,es. more or less,
adjoining lands of Ansci 'I'alber,. JOHN Tomp-
kins Charles Nix aud others; ,rnct on Bea-
veidam Creek. containing two hundred and
fifty acres. more or less. adjoining lands Of VII.
liam Il. MoSs aud others; aud tract contain.
Ing sixty FIVE acres. more or less, adjoining
lands OF the widow Ki!rrcase. Charles Finley.
James ki!crcusc and othca.. on the following
terms: The siIly-fye acre trac,. or a credit ''l
ono year: the Beaverdam trnc, on & credit "t
one aud Two years. ans! ii;r lloue tract o. II
credit oi one and two years cxrcp, for 30
much as will pay tlI. ros,s which must be- pa d
in cnsl. The purchasers to give bond and per-
sonal security, aud a mortgage of,he premises
10 secure the purchase money.
J. TERRY. C. ED.
Crmm'r'S Office.
Non. .. ISL. 81 l2 e 4O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
MORE Js.E gBs GOODS.
BY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
w y ~ ALL - j
J. r. SETZES.

J. p. SET'ZES.
car PIECES assorted Domestic, French
O4J and British ALiCUS
iG.i and ia best Linen Shee,ing
80 aud = ,.l!u!. cas" L,l.cus
- undressed Irish Linens
Birds Eye Diaper (sn'ne extra ine)
81 and INA Damask Table Diapers
Long Lawns
a3-4. B 1-S and "A Damasll Napkins
Blcacned aid Unbeuched striped bordercd
Towles
Piain Green aud Printed Flour Baizc
Rich printed and satin striped Sclmlly
Plain do do do
Plain black mud do do do
Second mourning do
TasiIonencs. sery rich Article for ladies'
dresses
Printed anI embroidered Muslin DE- Lainc
Plain, b!ack aud fancy colored do
Dalzarines, n new article for evening dresses
Chena figured Silks
Black iisured aud striped Silks
Binc,, Ml,,enn LustTiug
Black Gros sc Rhine
Blue and jet black figured Silks
Blue black uros Je RIVAL Silks
Blue and bllck Gros de- Messne
Rich Nerno aud Chrnn Silk Scarf,
File, and H. :. Glove.
Sli s III grea, variety Of styles
Best whit" aud nIack English Silk Hose and
Half Hose
Rich sPrig.rd d and dotted Bohbiner I-ares
Do do Swiss Mu>lins
Artificial flowers aGi rra;hs
Needle worked Collars
10. l.. ani J! "A li":.r,il:+ Quilts &c &c.
The above goods. t"-r,hcr with ncarl. -,
~ ar!cl" usually kertia Dry Go"d- Sr"r'
will b" sold by Wholesale and retail. Il. !oA 81
vii bc ,i:,ard by any other lousc in this ci.s
aud nj ii,rti pricrs.
Augusta. Cci Is. 1871. 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
FaclOrage ala,. commission
BNslanrss,

RECEIVING fOaWARDING AGENCY
HAMBURG ). C..
YHSHE Subscriber respectfully bcys leave to
Il apprlse his fiieuds and the Merchants al
The Upper Districts generally. that he is tho
roughly prepared to tri 'sact business as above.
and. conhhen, in his long experience in sad hu.
sness, in this place. sp!cits STARE Of patronage
His Store being oil Marker-slrcel. the most
elevated part Of town, no danger iron, iLuuuda.
linns need be apprehendrd.
II. URQUHART.
Hamburg, Nov. l. 1871. .im 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
EstPaya.

g AMUEL l. HILL. living nbou, two aud a
~ iGil' miles sou'h OF Abbeyile Court House.
tolls before me TWO cstray mare MULES: on
ol n dark brown color, fourteen hands high,
about seven wears old, 40 brands or mnrk per-
reivuhle. The other of sorrel color. with n
blaze on the forehead. fourteen and hnlf hands
high. nbout seven ycnisold. no b.ands or marks
pcrceivable: The brown Mule is sIiod all round,
The sarrei Mule shod before. Each appraised
at Sixty dollars. The Mules eau be seen al
Samuel l.. Hills.
TH6s. THOMSON, Magistrate.
September 30 TS4t IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
Nov. l3
NOTICE..
NNllcS..

HE Subscriber will oier for sale n, public
nuc;I"n. II 10, previously dsp"S'd Of, on
Tuesday the al, day OF December next. ali hts
plantation IN Edsciicld District. situate on the
Mnruntnwn road and "u turkey Geek. thirty
two mile. from Hamburg, OH Il credit oi QUE,
two. aud three years. i"r approved paper. Al
80. at the same time and place. will be- sud on
cre,.it uf twelve months. his stock Of Cattle,
Sheen. Hoss. Plantation Tools. Cora. Fodder.
Oats. and Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
JOHN CHi.ATHAM. Scm'r
November 4 d do
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
-GllerfESssS, .SaY,9I.S.i..,. !.

Hoy Yir,ea of sundH j. :i;s of Firr
ED Eacias. ! shall proceed 20 sell III
Edge6sld Cout; houst. or the tits' Mon
day and Tuesday in December next, she
following property:
Oliver Simpson w. S. Saintsimons. one
house aud 10, in the toxin Of Hamburg. oc'
cupied by defendant.
Wei. YelGell vs. Beverly Burton }
Z. Atkinson. aud Il. J. Mahary, SIX han-
'dred acres Of land, more or less. aoJon,ns
lands OF L. II. Mundy. and others; levied
on as ,le property of B. Burton
w. II. Yeldcll ". Margaret Osi!vic hn1
Talbert Chea,ham, The tract of land whcrr
defendant, 0gilvie lives, containing three
hundred and sixty acres. more OF iess. ID
joining }. A. White, and Others. A!,n ono
other tract known rs the 'Pornnkins tract.
containing one hundred acres. more or less.
adjoining lands OF Jeremiah Seigler, and
Others.
VIM. Kilcrcasc. bearer, W.. Margaret
Oeilvie. the above described property.
Commissioner in Equi'y ga. Lewis E!zev.
enc Thousand acres al iand. more cr lcss.
adjoining lands Of Thomas Mosris. End
oihers.
Comm;ssjoncr in EQUITY &c Hg"-?
SAWYER. the trac, oG land kna~r as l!.r
Mii tract, adjoic;u2 ian'!s Of Moses li"l>lcn.
and others; ALSO, one ne.fn woman, Peggy
Darling J. Walker "a. St~rling Powell,
the rrac, nf land where defendant lives,
containing two hundred acrrs ofland. 'aore
or less, adjoining d. J. Walker.
John Bauskelr. Edm'r. - James NJ.
Powell and Sterling Powell. one hundred
acres Of land, where J. NJ. Powell lives ;
levied on as the property of. M. Powell.
Charles & Joseph CosnahGn Wy. Ster-
lias Powell aud Ransom Hamilton. two
hundred acres Of land. more or less. ndjn;n"
iuS D. J. Walker. and Others. levied Oh Oh
tho property Of Sterling Powell.
VIM. N. Wilson w. julius toward and
Rudolph Garter, Eve thousand acres land,
lowed on 40 the property of Rudolph Car
,er,odjoiuipg lands of John Wise, aud 9TH
ors.
WIN. NJ. Wilson VS.. Rudolph Carter,
the above described property
Trueman Breighthaup,. W.. Ed. Green.
three hundred aud sisry five acres Of lond
more or less. where defendant lives. nd"
Joining George Delaugh,er and Others.
Also nne sorrel mare aud colt.
Caleb Talley. VS.. l.. B. Pixley. AnsoT'
aEobley, Charles Price and b. +, Jones,
one negro man Harry and one boy Nelson,
levied on as the pnperty OF b. F. jones.
John Coter, bearer, vs.. b. F. Jones, the
above described property.
W.. Glover W. The same. the same vs.
aamc.
G. L. &c E. Penn g. Co. vs.. the same
one negro woman Lucy.
E.B. Presley, VS.. the same, the above
described property.
Cadaway Clark, VS.. It. H. Loyeless,
che ,rac, Of land where dcfendan, lives, ad-
;oining lauds Of John Cosburn and others.
G. l.. g. E. Penn s, Co. VS.. Benjamin
Cato, six hundred acres Of land, adjoining
lands Of Lewis Asbel aud others.
Terms cnsh.
Noysn,ber d Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
lFacturage 81 G0aias.aissiOla
EG1dsiness,

fd W 81 MI, -. l..
A ) | have declined selling goods. beg
"A leave Ia return my grateful acknowledge.
n,e,.,. TO my friends, aud The pu'!ic ge"era!Iy.
Tor their liberal patronage while thus engaged.
now offer my service. tn the public a. M
Agent. ,n receive aud forward uil kinds of mer
ci,nndizc and produce. Aud. as | will not be
engaged in uny other business. Nil pa. strict
attention 10 the interest Of NIL io-c cunsi:ning
thcir produce ar merchandise 10 mc. and while
in nv house the best care will be- taken. and Tor
warded with despatch, or orders promptly
obcycd.
Prom experience and observation, ! have
long ,lloughi lliai Il faithful agen, could render
cnnsdrr rablc service to the planters. in selling
their cotton nn.i flour. aud buying then g'oce.
ries; And. us have been engaged IN ti- mar.
kci for the last ten years, aud acquainted with
the General ruatime nfbusiuess therefore 0ii,i
my services to my friends and the planters .rn-
orally; mud will faithfully dev"te my undivided
attention ,n the interest OF all those who may
commi, TO my charge the selling of their pro-
duce, aud buying such articles MS they may "r.
der.
In all cases, my commission shall be moderate.
II l.. JEFFERS
Sept 23. 1871 tf35
p. ). ] am no, Interested in any Warehouse
in the place: therefore nil Cotton sent 10 my
rare. will he sturrd ~ directed. aud il no ,iTcc'
tons, my rst Judgment will b. nsrd iur The
planters interest. IL. l.. }.
The GreeuviIlc Mouniainccr. Ed: :eiieid Ad-
vertiser. PcndIcton Messenger and Highland
n,incl and Highland (N. Co. Messenger will
ser, the lboyc. two months. aud forward bills.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
State of South ;arolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Andry Reynoil, and wiz: Applicants. VS. I
f'nzckirh Edwards q; wife. Defendants.
I'D Y an order from The Ordinary, shall
I'D proceed 20 sell Il, Ede-!i-ld Court
House. on Ihe hrs; Monday in December
ncx;. the lands of the estate ri Rcbecca
R,nev. decreased, situate in said district.
~ i:c waters nf Cufrerown Greek. ad-
mining lands OF Hugh Quarles, Leroy r..
Hnndav. William II. Yeidrll, and John
Reynolds. and containing Two hundred and
fifiy-two acres. po,e ur less. To hc -ol!
on n credit Of twelve months. purchaser 10
give bond and personal security. aud n
mortgage OF The premises TO the Ordinary
ifrrqmircI.
Costs To be paid in cash.
). CHRISTIE, s. T.. D.
Nov. s j$5 57) d Al