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Warehouse e. Commission
ESSs

YEYHE subscribers having leased for term
FL Of wears, that conmodious and eligible
Warehouse. formerly known as Cosingtoa Il
Fa,r's beg leaye to offer their services, to their
ireids and the public, 10 the Storage and sale
Of Cotton.
From The eligibility OF their Warehouse, To-
gclher with lis central position, ihev Aaiter
themselves iha, they are able 10 offer induce
mcnts to Planters and others. unequalled by
any establishment Of the kind in the place.
Cotton consigned In them, By the river, viii
be landed wharfage free, aud no commissions
will be charged for reshipping Cotton by the
Rail Road or River. Planters need be under no
upprchensions with regard TO trcshets, ns the n
yer will have TO rise 7 feet in the business parts
of the town. before our Warehouse will be over
flowed; and all Cotton stored with III will DO
insured against JreShess. gratis, II required.
Insurance can be effected on our Warehouse.
at rs low raie rs any other in town; and al
our almost endeavors shall be used to give geae-
raj satisfaction. we hope To merit and receive q
liberal share Of patronage.
Liberal advances will be made on Cotton in
store.
Our commissions for selling cotton, will be
% cents per bale.
BRITTON MINIS.
THOMAS G. KEY.
Hamburg, September lSt. IS4l 81
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Executors Sale.

WlLL he sold on the first "Wednesday
w in December next, at the late resi-
dence of Hillary NJ. Collier, deceased. in
Edgeheld District South Carolina, all the
property both Real and Personal belonging
to said Estate, except the negroes, there is
about thirteen hundred Acres Of best Oak
and Hickory Land, which will be divided
INFO two tracts, leaving with The House
place about $50 10 7U0 Acres. As regards
the value of this property its character is
so we'll known, as 10 make description nt
il almost useless. IL j, considered one Of
The best Country stands for Public House
in The Stale, i, being on the Marlintown
Road. the great rhurouehfair, leading from
the westio all the lower country markets,
and noted sland with oil the Drovers,
aud when viewed purely as planting in-
terest, i, presents many advantages, thai
offer,ilily of soil and its adiaccncyro one Of
The best Markets in the United Stales.-
The land sold on credi, of one aud Two
years, the personal property Twelve months.
Amongst the personal property will he
sold the Entire crop Of Cotton aud Corn.
r. MERRiWETHER, J
r. HENDERSON, Executors
ISAAC T. HEARD.
The Augusta Chronicle g. Sentinel, and
GreeRviIle Muuntaiueer, will give The
above six weekly Insertions and forward
their accounts to this office previous to the
day Of sale.
Oct, !, 1911 h 36
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We received the following ex,rac, from n
subscriber, with a requcs, 10 publish it Tor the
rising generation. lie says he does not know
the author. or he would give him credit TO- his
piece; but he says, ",hey are his sentiments
exactly" We hope our fair readers NAV pro.
Il, by il, and ,ha, our subscriber NAV no, be
made ever again To suffer from their fee, g. e J
ifhe has ever becn kicked by any Of them
Woman's Heari.-There will always he
great deal OF misery in The world. while
the present system of education. which
renders it unmaidenl, 10 evince The hearts
emotions, continues. IL has been said
that man should no, be discouraged al,
his FIRST i'll success. AMI that womau's
heart which u worth scige; and will he
the more priced for the difficulty that is
experienced in obtaining il This LOGIC.
like great deal o.! other logic. prcdica,ed
upon u false position, is unsubs,an,ial. In
ninety nine cases out Of hundred. The
lover, whose whole soul is cnsrossed in thai
Of his mistress, and whose love is worth
obtaining, re,ires from The scise, under y
feeling OF true delicacy. thai his manifest
atieuilOGs have not ne, with llla, return.
which nn apparent passion. il reciproca-
Ted, would have caused; while cnId cal.
cula;ing lover. whose heart is not worth n
fraction of that which Eel, so much for lis
idol, by his very impnNuniiy. succeetls.--
We ure not so Quixor'c as To suppose that
we can, by our wiring. ctanserhe ci,rren,
of fashionable education; bu, ifin one sin.
gle instance our remarks on this subicc,
can turn good girl from the error of her
tpiorcd ways, we shall be satisfied. Wo.
men have all enough Of natural conuue,rv
in their disposition. without having recourse
TO art. and yet boun,liuI as narurc bn, been
in this respect, ART nm cou,eut with helm.
her handmad, has become her mistress.
aud lauded il over her in triumph. The
happiness OF life is not a small mo,rer
and an engagement, that must last ill death.
should be we'll weighed before bein. enter
ed upon. So ladies-dcar ladies-you
know 'ha, you are dear 10 us-when you
haze found an object worthy your love.
whose passion is apparcur-throw 10 the
winds, the pteceptS OF schooimis,resses,
maiden aunts, and antigua,ed cousins, or
kind acquaintances, who are bur iealou, Of
your good fortune. Reserve your rules
of etiquette for ordinary occasions.--
Evincc the emo,ious ,ba, you feel--,hc
emotions ot true. warm aud confidlnr
heart will make you doubly dear To him
who loves 1t. Remember iha, delays are
daugerous-lhat, there is many slip ',wix,
cup and hip. Throw aside a, once. and
forever. allfoolish afTec,ations. aud secure
your own happiness.
"Love is sea upon whose swelling breast
Lie strewn the wrecks OF fond affection los.
And coustan, hearts beneath lis wa,ers rest.
BY averse breakers on their passage cros,.'
These adverse breakers are too often
the foolish scruples OF proprietv, with
which fashionable educated Young women
are inocula,ed.
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October li
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !%Urp.

WWTil.L BE SOLD. "u 'Ionday the twenty
w ninth day of November mryI under au
order from the Ordinary ot fl.rlir!l District.
all epersona property brlonsIu. 10 the r>i.ic
of EmJG, +. SImkns deceased.
Consisting of abou; - Negroes. lior>rs.
Mules. Cattle. Hogs. Cora, Fodder, oa',. Pan.
,a,inn Utensils. &c Sc
The sale will be held at the CGasbr,G!. P'1H.
taiion, on Little Saiuda. and lhc 'rrn< vii hr.
for a!l amounts at or under 1--we dollars caeh all
over that amount twelve months credit pnr.
chaser giving note and two approved securities.
+. W. PlCkENS. Admir-.
October II -
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Tas Bank Rstormer.-We have received the
2nd number ofthis periodical, published by Mr.
Ruffin, Of Petersburg. Va. each number will
contain l6 pages octave. and from the known
talent of its propre,or,'i, will no doub, be u
valuable work.
"Thc conteuts will consist principally Of such
articles Us the name and objects Of the puhlica.
,ion would indicate. ,og ether with summary
Of general news and occurr ences OF the month.
and especially Of news on banking and bank
frauds.
The terms OF sale will be rs follows:
"S5will pay for 200 copies Of my one or more
numbers, TO be directed by mail or otherwise 10
any single address; or l5Ocopies to be directed
separately.
"Sl will pay for 3 copies of the series Of c.
(or Is single numbcrs.) or for - copies, j! Of
any numbers to be selected hy the publisher; in
either case the su pply 10 be directed to one ad-
dress
80 cents will pay for copy of the series OF
6 Nos. All payments to be in adeaarc"
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HAMBURG, =. C.,

YEyHE Subscriber announces to his friends
III and the public. that he has removed from
his late stand To the corner Of Centre and Mar
ke, Streets, nearly opposite the Pos, Office,
wherc he offers for sale;
Ba.gins. Hemp cS42 to Al inches, weighing
Ito X lbs 10 the yard,
Basging, Hemp ogs44 inches, weighing Ii ID.
TO the yard.
Bagsing. Tow, of "A inches
Kentucky Bale Rope, inch to inch
Twnr. three strands
Choice clarified Sugar
81. Crox Sugar
q. Porto Rico do.
Double refined Loaf Sugar
Lump Sugar
Rio and Cuba Coffee
Old White Java Go.
Catlies, Gunpowder and Imperial Tea.
West India Molasses
New Orleans do.
Rice in Tierces
Sal, in Sack and Bulk
Sal, for table Use
Swedish Iron assorted, all sizes
German, Cast and Blisicred Steel
Nails and Brads. assorted
Bacon
Boxes Bar Soap
Black pepper
Sperm Candies
follow do.
Hull & Sons paten, Candles
Flour
And variety Of oherar,cle
In addition 10 the above he will be constantly
receiving from New York and Charleston. \
supply ofall the staple articles in lii> line.
lie avails himself Of lhls occaSlnn. To return
his thanks Ia his friends and the public Tor their
liberal support. and pledges himself 10 Use his
best efforts 10 give satisfaction. 10 all who may
please 10 favor him with their patronage.
EDWARD ADAMS.
Oct. :. ISiI d -
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SEBL LEY & CRAPl5N,

SRBLE L & CHAP0N,
HI AVlNG taken the Fire.Proof Brick
Ill Store, near their old stand now Of
fer for sale, a new assortment Of Goods.
among which are:
80 Hhds. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and
clarified Sugar,
90 Hhds. Prime w. |. Molasses.
50 Bags Prime Rio and Java Coffee
1000 lbs. Double refined Loaf and
Crushed Sugar
Boxes aud Glib. Caddies, G. P. and
Imp. Tea
20 Ilhds. Prime Baltimore sides
S do Choice do Hams
10000 lbs. Iron tassorted)
1000 do Cast, German and BIisiered
Steel
IS Kegs Gu, Nails ION the way)
700 lbs. do. do. (damaged}
500 Z" Bar Lead IN. Y. Union Mills,
1000 mo White Lead. in 25l5 and
50Ib Kegs
so Boxes Shy 10, lOby l2, Window
Glass
20 do. w. Hull & Sons Taliow
Candies
20 do Sperm Candles
20 Bbls. Prime County Flour
10 Piccs Sackins
$50 P. 5. Prime Bagging 43, A to 46
inches
so Go 43 Inch. Tow Bag4ing
Is Coils Kentucky and Manila Rope
500 lbs. Twine
Salt in bulk and in Sack
10 Bales. containing Negro Cloths,
Negro Blankets, Homespun,
&c. &c.
80 Cases Shoes, consisting Of Kip
Brosans, Womens Shoe,ees,
Negro Shoes, &c. &c. PriRe
articles
200 lbs. Shoe Thread
20 Boxes No. 6, 8 and 10, Cotton and
Wool Cards.
ALSO
Pepper. Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Mustard.
Backing. Sad Irons, Collins Axes, Sim
mons' do. Wilson's Coffee Mills, Wool
Hats, Seal Skin Caps. and gpoi assor-
ment Of Wooden Ware on the way con-
sistiDg OF.
Flag and Cane seat Chairs, Rocking
scrawl seat do, Chidrens do, High seat
and toy Chairs. 4 good assortment Of
Tubs aud Pals, Keelers, Churns, Dippsss,
House Buckets, &c. sc.
ALSO
White Wine Vinegar, Cider do, on hand.
Hamburg, S. c. Sept. 301S4l b IS
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SEseriG7s Sales.

DY Virtue OF sundry writs Of Fierl
I'D Facias. shall proceed to sell al
Edgefeld Court House, on the first Mon
day and Tuesday in November next, the
following property:
G. L. d E. Penn g. Co. vs.. Thomas
Delcach. The tract ofland where the defen-
dani lives.
G. l.. & E. Penn 81 Co. vs.. Jeptha
Couch. seventy sores Of land, more or less,
adjoining John Bush and others.
G. l.. s. E.. Penn s. Co. VS.. Benja min
Cats, six hundred acres of land, on which
is a valuable set Of Mills, and adjoining
Lewis Asbel aud Others.
G. l.. Penn g. Co. VS.. Tolbert Cheo-
than. the tract Of land where defendant
lives, adjoining George Marin, and others.
VIM. NJ. Wilson VS.. Rudolph Carter.
Rober Carlisle VS.. the same, FIVE thousand
acres of land. more or less, adjoining John
Wise. John Bausketl, and Others.
Cochran g. Rush,oa VS.. Philip Duumire,
Two hundred acres Of land. more or less,
adjoining Evan Presley, and others.
L. Giddiugs VS.. Zilpha Mobiles. Insra-
ham & Hays VS.. the same, one easy chair
and one two horse wagon.
C. NJ. Furman VS.. Oliver Simpson. two
houses and lois in The town OF Hamburg,
bounded on the north by Mercer street. on
The east by Centre street, ou The south by
Marker street, and on The ives, by l"rs Of
w. Gray.
J. Eichelbefger. bearer. US. John NJ.
White, one hundred acres of land. more or
less. adjoining John Hill, and Others.
George Parrolt. agent, vs. Edmund At
chcson, two hundred acres of land. more
or less, adjoining John Deason. and others.
VIM. NJ. Wilson VS.. Julius Howard and
Rudolph Carer,ive thousand acres Of land.
more or less. adjoining John Wise, John
Ranskel, and others, The property of r.
Carter
B. f. Gouedy. T. c. VS.. Mrs. F.. a.
lIammond'S estate, nine hundred acres Of
land. more or iess, adjoining james Golf,
Charles Lamar, and others.
B. F. Goucdv, r. c. VS.. Henry Shnliz.
one lor in The town of Hamburg, No. l63,
having fifty feet front on Covingron street.
and one hundred and ninetv feet on Cobb
street. and adjoins ln, No. l6l.
3. +. Comedy. T. C. We. Jared Wise.
two hundred acres of land, more or less,
where defendant lives.
Bland, Catlin d Co. va. Marin Pnscv.
The same vs.. the same. E. d. Cook vs..
the same. one snrrel Mare.
Stephen Owens VS.. Isaac Auaway. two
| Horses.
F. J. Hay vs. Hamilton J. Cave. G.
II. langley. for the use Of another. IS. 'he
same. John Cave. Admir-. VS.. the same
two NEGROES. viz. Polly and Jane.
Darling ]. Walker VS.. Sterling Powell
two hundred acres Of land. more or less
adjoining d. Walker. aud others; also, one
Horse.
Cadnwav Clark VS.. Thomas IT. Love.
less. the tract of land where defendant
lives. adjoining John Cochrrn. and others
Alex. Sharp,or. vs.. R. NJ. Johnson, ont
BAY Horse. md one yoke Of Oxen.
Tctms cash.
S. CHRISTIE, $. En-.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life on Sunday Morning the
10Th inst. .Hnrrie, Martha. inian, daughter OF
Rev. 5 w. and Mary Kenrerly, aged one
year and ten DAYS.
Chris, has said. suffer little children ,n come
unto me. and forbid them not, FOR of such is the
kingdom ofheaven.
al take these little lambs" said he,
.'Aad lay them in my breast:
Protection they shall find in me.
In ne be ever bles,.
His words the happy parents hear.
And shout with loy divine:
. Saviour al! we have and arc.
Shall be for ever thine
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Land for Sale.

FEI HE subscriber uiier, hs valuable tract Of
a land and plantation for sale. situated at
the forks Of the Abbcvillc and Blocker rnad-. 4
miles north east of Edsciicld Court House. lie
tract contains nhout 35u acres ofwhich 10 are
cleared. fresh and III good repair the haauc"
all IN woods; the places well improved. with all
necessary buildings the situation i beautiful
aud healthy. aud well calculated for public bu-
sncss: the land is as productive ,is any up
I lands in the district. ANY pcr,on wishing 10
purchase. would do well To come and examine
Tor themselves, aud they can be- supplied with
Corn, Fodder. aud small gram oicyrry sort on
the premises: also, u fine stock OF Cattle. Hugs.
&c, good team of Horses and Wagon. Plan.
ta;on and Blacksmith Tools, &C., all on good
terms Apply 10
e. MITCHELL.
IL POitcrsriHc.
October IL 37
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Notice

YHHHE subscriber, since the late fire in Ham
z burg, has taken storage rooms, including
the brick house, on Market street, in front oi
the old Warehouse, formerly belonging 10 Mr
Sbnlz; and is less exposed to risk Of Fire and
Wafer.
His business will go on as heretofore. He
offers for sale good supply Of leading articles
Of Merchandise. Sugar, Bagglng, Salt i1on'
Molasses. &c. &c.
Liberal cash advances on Cotton consigned
to him fnr ssle, or TO be shipped abroad.
GORGE PhRROTT.
Hamburg, S. C.. Oct 2nd IS4l. d 50
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Hord,rare and CutIery

HWd,cue and Cutlery.
TIME Subscribers have just received di-
4 rec, from the MANUFACTURES in Eng
land and the Northern States, handsome
and well assorted stock of Hardware and
Cutlery which they offer for sale on very
reasonable terms. Wholesale and Retail,
a, the corner (brick build,ng) Of Centre
and Mercer Streets, among which are:
English, Swedcs and American Iron
assorted sizes
Sandersons Cast Steel
German. English and American Steel
Band and Hoop Iron. asserted sizes
Lead, Cut and wroush, nails, all sizes
Collins Axes, Adzes, Chizels & Gouccs
Mill Irons. full assortment
Anvels, Vices, Smith Bellows. Horse
shoes and Horse Shoe nails.
Wagon Boxes. Chains Wood Screws.
Pots, Bake pans and Frying pans.
Table Knives & Forks. Pen and Pocket
Knives
Mill. Cnsscul, Hand and Tenant Saws
Locks q Hinges, Carpenters Planes and
hammers
Coffee Mills, Gridirous and Aneers
Grins,ones. Marilla, and Cotton Rope ]
10 . inches
And other articles, such as are usually
kept in Hardware Stores.
HENKELL i ROBINSON.
Hamburg. Sept. 30. ls4l i 36
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LOST,

FHREE Notes of hand this 4lh day oi
L October. in the Village Of Edgeheld,
one note on James Reyuold, for sixty dol
lars. payable 10 the Subscriber, dated some
lime the past summer, and payable Janu-
ary next. One other note on Ebert Dolby,
for seventy FIVE dollars, dated in March
last, and payable 10 Oct. Instant; credited
in March las, with Sl3, and this day with
$40. Also one other note on John Wit
lock, for forty dollars, dated in July last,
payable Que or three days after date. all
payable lc The subscriber.
JOHN A. MACKER.
Edsefield c. II. Oct. q. 1S4l If So
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Health Of Hanburg.-We have cause
10 feel ereaiciul to an overriding Provi-
dence, for The good health our City has en-
Joyed the pas, summer, and so far of The
present fall season. We have had no
sickness worth relaiinS.-almost without
sickness, and bu, one death. tha, we have
heard Of during all this time.-Hambrg
Journal.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Thomas Stone. Applicant. VS.. !
Thomas LiSluloo, and others. Defen'is.
HpY an order from the Ordinary. ] shall
aD proceed 10 sell at Edgcfcld Court
llonse. on The first Monday in November
ncxr. land of the estate Of Philip Ligh,foo,,
decd. situate in said district.
Tract No. !. containing four hundred
acres. more or less. adjoining lands Of Ed
mund .Atchison, William Tompkns, and
others.
Tract No. ,. containing one hundred
acres. more or less. adjoining lands Of Hen.
~ Stone. Elias Robertson. Sterling Free
man. and Others. To be sold on credi,
of twelve months. the purchasers TO give
Eond and personal security and mort
gage of the premises to the Ordinary if re-
quircd. Costs TO be paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s. Ell D.
October II So 00) 81
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Boot and shoe Shop.

H1HE subscriber has in Hamburg, on
4 Centre street opposite Mes.rs. How
ard & Garmauys' BOOT and SHOE
shop. where he will keep on hand fine
SHOES ~ BOOTS, warranted work !:
likewise IN assortment Of Coarse Shoes
manufactured al his Tanvard near Mt.
Vintage. on The old Stage Road, between
Edsciicld Court House and Hamburg.
ALSO
Carries IN The Saddlery and Harness
business, in all It's branches. and will sell
low for cash, Good raw Hides vii! he la
ken in r:ade or for cash, as will suit The
parties.
All business in his line. attended 10 with
despatch. NJ. l.. GEARTY.
Hamburg, Oct. 4. lSll II Sc
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October II
State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

PY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire,
ED Ordinary of Edsefield District.
Whereas, William Bridges and r. r..
Moore, hath applied TO inc for Letters of
Administration, on all and singular the
goods aud char,els, rights aud credits Of
Samuel Moore. late ofthc District aforc-
said, deceased.
These are. therefore. 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred aud crcdi-
tors of'he said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me. nj our next Ordiuary's Court
for the said District 10 he holden al Edge
field Court House on the 18th day of DC
lober, lS4l, to show cause. If any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this l3,h
day OF October, one thousand eight hun
dred aud for'y.onc. and in the sixly-filb
year OF American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. l.. p.
oc,obe! II SO 1877 81
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SHELLEY -& USHER,
EV'0rehONSe V1fd Commits.
sion Merchants,

HAMBURG. ). T..
WAKE pleasure in announcing to their
4 Country friends and 10 the Public
generally. that their
r WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
Is now ~ GOOD CONDITION.
Having raised The Warehouse above the
highest hish-water mark Of the great May
food, with sufficient foundation to make il
perfectly secure from an, Rise in The River.
while our location in Point Of FIRE
not surpassed by any Ware Hoase in
Hamburg, being situate on the Corner OF
Centre aud Market Streets. and occupy
ing tho whole front Square 10 Cook Street.
opposite The Bank s. Post Office, convent
cnt 10 The Rail Road, Immediately on The
River. and in the very Centre Of The Prn-
ciple Couon Dealers and Shippers, aud the
great ihoroughlar 10 the Bridge.
Grateful for the liberal support we have
hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons
and the public generally, continuance Of
their confidence. From our long expert
cucc in the Warehouse and Commission
business. feel confident, with our facilities,
IN be able 10 give TO all entire satisfaction.
Wo make liberal advances on Cotton in
Store. and will attend 10 the Sale or Ship
ping OF Cotton on moderate terms.
Business Committed 10 our care will
receive prompt attention with our best ef-
forts for the interest of Customers.
SIBLEY Il USHER.
Hamburg S. c.. Oct. |. 1871, If 36
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1hc Dollar Maga=ine.-We bave received
the 10Th number Of this periodical. and find lha,
it holds its own, in the way of Poetry, Prose,
aud Music, ali of which are Of the frs. wafer,
and deserve the support of all lovers Of Litern-
,ure. !, is embellished with some handsome
Engravings. one Of those accompanying This
number is the New York Fall Fashions. for
Ladies and Gen,lemens Riding Costume. The
Magazine Is published monthly. 3a pages royal
octavo, q, the moderate price of one dollar per
apnum.
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Notice.

A LII Persons are hereby cautioned
N against trading for three small notes
ofhand given to Abraham Mitchell. Two
orlhe Notes are for SO each, and the other
for Sl2. The notes were given sometime
in the month of March last. lam deter.
mined not to pay any Of them unless COM
PEELED by law, as The considerations for
which the Notes were given has failed.
JAMES. S. DAVIS.
Oct. 4. lS4I 36
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EPY OLIVER TuWLES. Esquire. Ordi.
q y nary OF Edgciicd District.
Whereas, June" !G,inslord hath applied 10
me Tor Letters ot Administration. dc bonrS ron
win the will aurcNcd om all md singular the
goods anh c!a'rl- rights and credits oi' John
Raim-iord late OF the District aforesaid. dc.
ceased.
These aye. ,lcrcinrr Ia cite and admonish all
aud .;mguar. the tlndrcd and creditors II the
-ald deceased. tu be and appear before me. i,
our ncNt Ordinary Cour, Tor the sud District.
TO hc holden al EdGcicld Cour, House nm the
18th day Of October. ISL. 10 show cause, ,rfany.
whv the SAID Administration should not be
granted.
tiivcn nndcr INV hand and seal this slh day
of October nnr thousand ci:h, hundred aud
Iory-ome. and in The -N,y-ti.'h year of Ameri
cam Independence.
q. TOWLES. o. T.. D.
October :. ISL (S2 l2!D 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-14
Notice.

NIIIE Subscriber takes this method nf
4 informing his friends and the public
generally, rhut he will be prepared TO fur
uish Lumber To customers nj the Mill.
Onrmcrlv owned by Mai SamI. Poscy and
Mr. Clnv.) eight miles from Edsefeld
Court House. and three miles from The
Pine House: all orders promptly attended
10 nj the Mill. by Nathaniel Ramey, or de-
!iycrcd at The Village il required, At low
prices. | feel thankful for past Patronage
and solicit continuance of The same by
srric, attention 10 business.
G. w. PRESLEY.
Edccfcld e. II. Oct. 4. lSll d Sc